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Moskvich
For the Soviet government, producing high-quality things for export was sometimes more important than providing decent goods for the domestic market, so at one time almost 70% of all Moskviches went abroad.
Cars for Export in the USSR
List of the Highest Paid Actors in the World
Талант должен оцениваться по достоинству. А именно в гонорарах. Ознакомьтесь со списком топовых актеров, которых заработали на съемках целое состояние!
Feline Body Language: How Your Cat Speaks to You
Each owner of a cat knows that the pet’s mental state and disposition towards something can be easily counted by its pose, habits and facial expressions. To be ready for the various moods of your pet, we advise you to study the main options for feline poses.
18 Photoshopped Pictures With President of America Donald Trump
The President of the United States of America, Donald Trump, has been at the helm of the board since 2015, and during this time quite a few memes and photoshoped pictures have been added about him. Vivid gestures and numerous statements by Trump served as an excellent occasion for the development of Internet folklore with his participation. Especially netizens like to joke about Donald Trump's hairstyle and his sparkling facial expressions. A selection of 18 selected photo jokes are here!
15 Things You Need to Know About Copenhagen
Copenhagen - at first glance it is an ordinary metropolis, but if you dig deeper - a unique European city that could surprise the whole world! Let's get to know him better ...
How Winter Turns Cars Into Works of Art
Sometimes nature surprises people with its landscapes. In this case, cars served as a canvas for the masterpieces. A selection of photos with unusual frosty patterns on cars.
The Most Famous Animal Attacks on Humans
No matter how kind and affectionate the tamed animal is, it still remains an animal. Therefore, any factor can become a provocation for him to attack, because, first of all, the main difference between an animal and a person is its animal instinct ....
