[Alex Him]

Originally Posted by ColdFire

I can understand that 'War and Peace' is on the curriculum in Mother Russia . .

After all , it's written by a Russian and is one of the most notable works of literature at that . .

In literature lessons, foreign authors were also present in abundance.

It used to 'scare' me too , lol . . . how long did it take for you to read it?

I do not remember this.

I just opened and read 10 bilateral sheets without hurrying:

Leo Tolstoy - Anna Karenina - 34:24
Fyodor Dostoevsky - The Idiot - 44:33
Ivan Turgenev - Home of the Gentry - 37:44
Ivan Goncharov - Oblomov - 29:43

Pussy Riot were ballast for the ruler as was Rasputin . .

This is a very superficial similarity.

And if we look at more significant things, we will immediately see the differences.

Rasputin was not against the tsar and did not try to harm him.

And from the books of Rasputin we see that he is deeply religious person. And how Pussi Riot used the church, we all know.

Good to hear that vid is available in Mother Russia ( never can tell that from here . .)

. . and for you specifically ( just as a gift ) the Russian translation . .

Не за что

Thank you.

This text is interesting