Pavel Salayan
Journalist, editor, factor.
The author of questions for intellectual games.
The author of questions for intellectual games.
Is it true that glass can be broken by a human voice?
Is it true that the multimillionaire Alfred Vanderbilt, miraculously not getting to the Titanic, later died at Luzitania?
Is it true that Matador Alvaro Muner ended his career when he realized that the bull did not want to fight him?
Is it true that the fun play, which we all know as “Dog Waltz”, wrote Frederick Chopin?
Is it true that Joseph Goebbels came up with a “40 to 60” propaganda method?
Is it true that the composition of the painting “Walks by V. I. Lenin” was borrowed from the work “Meeting at the rabbis” of American Talli Filmus?
Did Churchill say a winged phrase about radicals and conservatives?
Is it true that the translators of the films of the 80-90s worked with a clothespin on the nose?
Is it true that Stalin is the author of the phrase “It doesn’t matter how they voted, it is important, as calculated”?
Is it true that the song "Golden City" was written to the music of the composer of the 16th century Francesco da Milano?
