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Alexander Palladin06.11.2024

My speech at Richard Bland College, Petersburg, Va. March 20, 1985. “Mr. Chairman, esteemed hosts, ladies and gentlemen! As little as I might know about your country and your mores, I do know that a person in my present position is expected to start with а joke. I feel being under special pressure of this […]

Alexander Palladin04.11.2024

In August of 1983 16-year old Andrei Berezhkov, youngest son of Valentin Berezhkov, first secretary of the USSR Embassy, sparked a diplomatic confrontation between the United States and the Soviet Union. Former Stalin’s interpreter who had translated Soviet leaders’ talks with Hitler, Churchill and Franklin Roosevelt, in the United States V. Berezhkov represented the Institute […]

Alexander Palladin01.11.2024

Back in April 1982 US media revealed President Reagan’s intention to have lunch with a group of Soviet dissidents who had emigrated to the West. Their list contained the names of about a dozen of persons barely known to American people. Meanwhile, the extraordinary event was planned to coincide with the renewal of the Soviet-American […]

Alexander Palladin30.10.2024

Back in 1983 USA-based press published a report claiming that the American Big Brother managed to eavesdrop on what Leonid Brezhnev would say using the supposedly eavesdropping-prone phone in his limousine. The veracity of this piece of news was supported by quotes from US government sources. This was followed by even more sensational publications on […]

Kirill Benediktov23.10.2024

Donald Trump’s appearance in the McDonald’s window and his arrival at the stadium where the Pittsburgh Steelers were playing the New York Jets were two of the coolest PR moves by the former and future US president. The Steelers, by the way, beat the New Yorkers 37-15. And two former Pittsburgh Steeler stars Antonio Brown […]

Alexander Palladin22.10.2024

It is generally accepted that the first Soviet citizens to undergo internships at Columbia University were the future architect of perestroika, Gorbachev’s closest (after his wife) adviser, Alexander Yakovlev, Oleg Kalugin, who later became a KGB general, and two others whose names have sunk into oblivion. As part of the thawing of relations between the […]

Dmitri Drobnitsky21.10.2024

CNN reports: The United States is investigating a leak of classified information about Israel’s plans to retaliate against Iran, according to three people familiar with the matter. One of the sources confirmed the authenticity of the documents. The documents, dated October 15 and 16, began circulating online on Friday after being posted on Telegram by […]

Ivan Baturin21.10.2024

In connection with the growing international tension, many recall how signs of preparation for war were detected in the past. I recently read online: before the US invaded Iraq in 2003, a pizzeria located near the Pentagon began to receive many times more orders from employees of this department who were transferred to round-the-clock duty. […]

Alexander Palladin19.10.2024

38 years ago, in the capital of Iceland, Gorbachev and Reagan had their second personal meeting. It almost ended with an agreement on the complete elimination of nuclear missile weapons of the USSR and the USA. Fortunately for us, at the last moment, the advisers of the then head of the White House persuaded […]

Dmitri Drobnitsky19.10.2024

It also mandated that election commissions and counties certify election results “even if there is information about irregularities.” The battle over “how to count” is particularly intense in Georgia. Fulton County Judge Robert McBurney has made two important decisions in a week regarding the conduct of elections in Georgia. First, the requirement for hand recounts […]

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The Soviet Newsman Speaks in the USA

Andrei Berezhkov’s Greetings To Mick Jagger

Solzhenitsyn: A Worldwide Dissident

US Big Brother and Brezhnev

Trump Can Already Be Considered to Have Won Pennsylvania

The First Soviet Interns at Columbia University

US Investigates Intelligence Leak About Israel’s Preparations to Strike Iran.

How Dusko Doder Scooped CIA And US State Department

Assisted By Reagan Fate Was Merciful to Russia

Georgia Court Blocks Hand Ballot Recounts

What Beliefs Does the Orthodox Church Have About Birth Control?

On the Birthday of Leonid Brezhnev

Administrative Capitalism or a Fairy Tale from the Ogonyok Magazine that Turned into a Pumpkin

Photographs for the Tsar