How Coca-Cola Helped A High-Ranking Soviet Get His Soda Fix In The USSR
A high-ranking Soviet had secret alliance with the U.S. so that he could get his coca-cola fix in the USSR during the Cold War. Here's how that went down.
Russian Armored Column With WW2 Victory Flags Blown Up on Ukraine Minefield
Several Russian tanks adorned with Soviet-era red victory flags were destroyed by Ukrainian drones in Kursk, adding to ...
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Berets, boots and flags: Russia teaches young children to revere army
On a small stage in a school outside Moscow, a masked soldier presented Ivan with anarmy flag, a thank you gift signed by ...
The Cold War Returns: Canada's 1972 Summit Series Team Talks Rivalries With USA And Soviets
Team Canada battled the Soviets during a politically fraught era. Now, today's Canadians have the Americans – and their ...
On This Day, Feb. 13: Soviet Union expels dissident Alexander Solzhenitsyn
In 1974, the Soviet Union expelled dissident writer Alexander Solzhenitsyn. In 1983, a blaze engulfed a crowded movie theater ...
Neville Chamberlain's brave admission: Politician said Britain was better off without him as PM following disastrous start to WWII, letter reveals
The beleaguered politician made the painful admission four days after he resigned in May 1940. He quit after a disastrous ...