Alushta, Crimea (Russia) Alushta is a small city on the southern coast of Crimea with a population of about 45 thousand people, but in terms of popularity among tourists, it is perhaps second only to Yalta. There are few attractions in the city. One of them is the Aluston tower dating back to the 6th […]
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Volgograd Pedagogical University. The Volgograd State Pedagogical Institute, today Volvograd Pedagogical University, was founded in 1931, when the Decree Law on the creation in Stalingrad of an industrial pedagogical institute was approved by the decision of the USSR police council. It begins to operate on October 1, 1931 with four classrooms. History World War II […]
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The Asian part of Russia is also known as Northern Asia. This area is divided into the federal districts of the Urals, Siberia and the Far East. The term “Siberia” for the entire area is widely known, but in fact it is not correct. Every now and then, Mongolia also falls into the area of […]
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