Add to favorite
 
14 November




Dates in History
1918—Pavlic Morozov, the most famous traitor in Russian history, is born.
In the 30s the Soviet government tries to take possession of everything that peasants produce. The people who don’t want to give away what they earned are called kulaks, and they are often sent to concentration camp or executed. Pavlik Morozov informs on his father, that he cooperates with kulaks. In the existence of the USSR he was considered a national hero; today he is an anti-hero, his name became a common noun, meaning ‘a traitor’.









Comment on our site


RSS   twitter      submit


Ïàðòåð


TAGS:
Varshavskoye Highway  active holidays in Russia  Krasnaya Gorka Fort  Russian Cinema  humanities in Russia  Monuments in Moscow  Orthodoxy  St. Petersburg  aviation  Russian tourism  Perm Monuments  Russian business  biology  Gazprom  Russia travel  Doctor Aybolit  Moscow  Soviet Union  Kineshma  Russian science  Khabarovsk  Frogs  Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Russia  Russian space station  Zombie  odd news  Russian railway  Russian economy  Russian Literature  Barnaul  Pskov Region  Easter  Exhibitions in Moscow  Russian Opera Houses  Ryazan Region  East Meets West Gallery  Russian Museums   Registration of a Foreign Citizen in Russia  Russian summer  Renaissance  Syria  discovery  Russian space exploration  Moscow Kremlin   Russian football  Gogol   Rostov Region  drugs  invest  Russian scientists 


Travel Blogs
Top Traveling Sites