Pavel Salayan
Journalist, editor, factor.
The author of questions for intellectual games.
The author of questions for intellectual games.
Is it true that George Washington tried to poison tomatoes?
Is it true that Mel Gibson called the Hollywood elite “pedophiles drinking the blood of babies”?
Is it true that the song “The Holy War” was originally dedicated to the First World War?
Is it true that carrots that improve vision are a myth invented by the British in order to hide the use of radar?
Did Suvorov say: “The soldier who does not dream of becoming a general is bad”?
Is it true that in one of the productions, Russian children portrayed the graves of Soviet soldiers?
Is it true that an Argentinean warship is depicted on a 500-ruble bill?
Is it true that in the Russian army, soldiers are mixed in a piece of food to reduce potency?
Is it true that in the USSR there was a monument to Judas Zariot?
Is it true that Stalin forbade the telephone telephones of the USSR, calling it a “tool for counter -revolution”?
