In the immediate aftermath of World War II, based on ‘evidence’ presented at the kangaroo Nuremberg Trials, where jewish ‘eyewitnesses’ were not allowed to be cross examined, we were told that 6 million Jews were ‘gassed’ and ‘burned’ mostly at German-controlled ‘death camps’, but as that scenario has failed to hold up under intense scrutiny of even mainstream historians, jewish... 

Julius and Ethel Rosenberg The world’s first atomic bomb was detonated on July 16, 1945, in the New Mexican desert — a result of a highly secretive effort code-named the Manhattan Project, whose nerve center lay nearby in Los Alamos. Just 49 months later, the Soviets detonated a nearly identical device in Central Asia, and Washington’s monopoly on nuclear arms abruptly ended. How Moscow managed... 

Russia has been secretly developing a sixth generation fighter-bomber. The T-60 project was born in the Sukhoi Design Bureau back in the 1980s, but due to the collapse of the USSR, the work on the aircraft was shelved. With the use of new composite materials and modern stealth technologies, the project may receive further development under the new name “Golub,” which translates into English... 

The United States maintains nearly three dozen military bases in Germany, with troops stationed in the country since the end of the Second World War, and long after the end of the Cold War and the withdrawal of Soviet/Russian troops from the country in the early 1990s. Lawmakers from Germany’s opposition Left (Die Linke) Party want US troops and nuclear weapons out of the country, calling on Berlin... 

When is the division of the world going to end? Why do the Americans consider themselves victors in the Cold War and no longer recognize the outcome of World War II? Why will they have to return to the global legal field? State Duma deputy Yevgeny Fedorov said in an interview with Pravda.Ru editor-in-chief Inna Novikova that the Americans have no more energy for another world war. “Mr. Fedorov,... 

While mistakes of the Soviet Union put it in the museum, China’s capacity to adapt and reinvent itself could soon make it the most important country in the world. Last weekend, I addressed a 70th anniversary commemoration of the victory of the Chinese revolution. I joked to the Chinese diplomats present that I had spoken at the 70th anniversary of the October Revolution in Russia too and look what... 

“Metropolitan Anastassy called Hitler the “leader of the global struggle for peace and justice.” Further, that Hitler “believes the Russian people, groaning under the yoke of slavery and waiting of their liberator, constantly waits for God to send a deliverer.” “Hitler approved the construction of a large Orthodox cathedral in Berlin specifically as a tribute to the Russian struggle... 

From banning sofas and soft carpets in offices to seizing property from political emigrants, old Soviet laws have been hampering Russia’s development for decades. But now 20,000 outdated acts will finally be made obsolete. Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev has ordered the so-called ‘regulatory guillotine’ as a measure against the excessive and ineffective regulation of business. It’ll see a massive... 

The Cossacks and all other brave Russians who fought to conquer the East would surely hang Putin for this! It doesn’t matter there are nearly 20,000 people living on those islands, mostly white Christian Russians, he wants to give the islands away. Now these white Christian people will have to live among those slanted eye Asians and suffer the exact same fate the Ainu suffered, total genocide. So... 

British Prime Minister Winston Churchill conspired with Joseph Stalin to hand over Eastern Europe to the Soviet Union as early as 1944, newly-released secret documents have confirmed. The Churchill-Stalin pact was drawn up in secret during Churchill’s 1944 visit to Moscow, and has now for the first time been displayed to the public in a new exhibition by the UK’s National Archives, titled “Protect... 

A mysterious object was discovered near the site, where tourists died when trying to cross the Dyatlov Pass. Amateur radio engineer and researcher of paranormal phenomena Valentin Degtyarev believes that the structure that was found on the site may have a connection with the tragedy that took place there in the winter of 1959. It goes about a construction 25-30 meters long and 10-15 meters wide. The... 

At least one professor in America does not feel the Bern. University of Massachusetts Dartmouth Professor Jack Stauder says his political and ideological conversion away from socialism and Marxism occurred when he actually witnessed these systems in action. After traveling to more than 110 countries to pursue various forms of research, notably cultural anthropology, Stauder described his conversion... 

For decades in history space was the giant playground – but only for NASA and the USSR. Now, many nations strive to reach and explore the last frontier. With the enormous costs for the venture, will cooperation prevail over national interests? Are there benefits in the near future – for all of us – in spending so much to get to the orbit? We touch upon all these questions with Director-General... 

Russia considers an opportunity to revisit space shuttle Buran program. The Buran blasted off for its maiden flight on November 15, 1989. Pravda.Ru spoke about the rise and fall of the Soviet program with test pilot and Hero of Russia, Magomed Tolboyev. “The program was closing very slowly. Interestingly, there is still no governmental decree about it. The work on the project was terminated... 

During the 1950s, academician Andrei Sakharov offered Nikita Khrushchev to deploy tens of super powerful nuclear warheads along US maritime borders. According to Sakharov, the USSR would have been able to keep an eye on the ball without getting involved in the arms race. However, Khrushchev did not listen. Nowadays, this idea attracts attention again. The Washington Free Beacon has recently published...