Educational and scientific literature

Introductory article to Friedrich Nietzsche: Martyr of Knowledge // Friedrich Nietzsche. Op. in 2 vols. T.1. - M., 1990

Dunkirk and Strasbourg are remembered not only for the fact that they became the first French capital ships built after the First World War. They are rightfu...

In the fall of 1941, a new soldier’s specialty appeared in the Red Army - armor piercer. This is how fighters with anti-tank rifles (PTR) began to be called....

Is there another country on the entire globe besides Kamchatka that would have a large abundance of the best and most delicious fish? G.V. Steller “Descripti...

Richard Lynn is a British psychologist, PhD, Emeritus Professor of Psychology at the University of Ulster in Northern Ireland, and former Dean of the Faculty...

The colorfully illustrated book will tell children about the battle of Prince Alexander Yaroslavich with the Swedes, after which he acquired the nickname Nev...

People are conquering space, but does this mean that all the secrets of our planet have already been revealed and all the mysteries have been solved? Of cour...

"On a clear autumn day, two people relaxing in a forest clearing saw a man. He was carrying a suitcase and a bag. When he came out of the forest and walked t...

“Jack Taylor,” copyright © 2007, 2009 by Ken Bruen. Originally published by The Mysterious Bookshop.

The story is about a lonely, homely man, an unsociable shopkeeper Manfred Schwarzer, who for some reason moved to England. What could possibly be of interest...