Pavel Solakhyan
Journalist, editor, fact checker.
Author of questions for intellectual games.
Author of questions for intellectual games.
Is it true that in 1941 Lazar Kaganovich ordered the bombing of the Moscow Metro?
Is it true that the word “Leningrader” was added to Ozhegov’s dictionary so that the words “lazy” and “Leninist” would not stand next to each other?
Did Neil Armstrong say, "Good luck, Mr. Gorski" on the moon?
Is it true that the first Thanksgiving was a celebration of Indian genocide?
Is it true that eagles can look at the sun without blinking?
Is it true that the number of dots on the back of a ladybug corresponds to its age?
Is it true that embassies are considered the sovereign territory of the countries they represent?
Is it true that Al Capone is the author of the catchphrase about a kind word and a gun?
Is it true that in Lobachevsky geometry parallel lines intersect?
Is it true that McDonald's food doesn't go bad for years?
