Pavel Solakhyan
Journalist, editor, fact checker.
Author of questions for intellectual games.
Author of questions for intellectual games.
Is it true that the expression “spreading cranberries” was first used by Alexandre Dumas the father?
Is it true that a popular photograph shows a young Michael Jackson next to Muhammad Ali?
Is it true that the Aztecs mistook the conquistador Cortez for the god Quetzalcoatl?
Did Stolypin say: “In Russia they like to initiate reforms only because it is easier to hide their inability to rule”?
Is it true that the words “faith” and “rope” come from the same root?
Is it true that if you put your ear to a shell, you can hear the sound of the sea?
Is the story about a passenger who performed a striptease on a plane with Orthodox Jews true?
Did Stalin say: “When I die, a lot of rubbish will be placed on my grave, but the wind of time will mercilessly sweep it away”?
Is it true that after the revolution the Bolsheviks tried to socialize women?
Is it true that the film “Guest from the Future” was banned in the Netherlands for discrimination against gays?
