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What semi-auto rifles can tolerate worse conditions than AK-47?

Question by forsight: Are there any semi-auto rifles that can tolerate more abuse/rough conditions than an AK-47? Or is the AK-47 as good as it gets when it comes to reliability in harsh conditions? Answers and Views: Answer by WOP2_99I've seen … [Read more...] about What semi-auto rifles can tolerate worse conditions than AK-47?

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How strong is vodka to get drunk?

Question by : How strong is vodka when it comes to getting drunk? As in alcoholic strength. For the average person, how much vodka would it take to get tipsy? This is coming from a person who isn't that experienced with drinking and just likes … [Read more...] about How strong is vodka to get drunk?

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How was Grigory Rasputin viewed by his society?

Question by : How was Rasputin viewed by his society? HELP!!! What did they think of him?!? Please give me information that sounds legit, at least, not something like 'They thought Rasputin was bad'. Answers and Views: Answer by JosFNot very … [Read more...] about How was Grigory Rasputin viewed by his society?

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Caviar and Vodka – The Plateau of Gourmet Food

russian black caviar pot

It is said that one cannot truly appreciate caviar without vodka. As Russian traditions go, caviar is best appreciated with a glass of vodka in hand. With that said, it is imperative that only ice-cold vodka is best served with it as the vodka has a … [Read more...] about Caviar and Vodka – The Plateau of Gourmet Food

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Dinner for a Russian Superstar Goes to the Dogs

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By Amy Phillips Penn Years ago a Russian superstar dancer managed to defect from Russia in a daring escape. He fled to the United States, where he became an instant celebrity. Tickets for his performances were sold out, he was photographed in … [Read more...] about Dinner for a Russian Superstar Goes to the Dogs

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To Russia With Dog

Entering Russia Entering Russia with one or two of your dogs is not a very complicated procedure. There is no quarantine, and you don’t need any import permit. Microchips for dogs are still not mandatory in Russia either. However, some veterinary … [Read more...] about To Russia With Dog

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What To See In Moscow For Free

By: Annatan Moscow is believed to be one of the most expensive cities in the world. However this is not always true.  The public transport and local food do not cost much and travelers can easily explore this city on a budget.  Here we offer a list … [Read more...] about What To See In Moscow For Free

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Dacha – Home Away From Home

A Russian dacha isn't something you'll find elsewhere.  This home away from home is a unique phenomenon in the life of every Russian, a vacation retreat and a Russian lifestyle way to live closer to nature. The dacha is also not a sign of wealth, as … [Read more...] about Dacha – Home Away From Home

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Peter the Great – A Great Emperor Who Engineered the Rise of Russia

By David Paul Wagner Peter I of Russia (1672-1725), commonly known as Peter the Great, was one of the greatest czars (rulers) of Russia. He is famous for introducing Western civilization and technology to Russia and for making Russia, till then … [Read more...] about Peter the Great – A Great Emperor Who Engineered the Rise of Russia

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Lake Baikal, Russia: Seven Days on Olkhon Island

The Olkhon Island on lake Baikal in Russia

Let's get one thing straight: the water in Lake Baikal is cold. It's late afternoon in the middle of July, the sun is beating down and the thermometer is touching thirty. Perfect for a dip in the water, right? Wrong. It's freezing. But there is an … [Read more...] about Lake Baikal, Russia: Seven Days on Olkhon Island

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