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Never could have imagined that myself
But they’re the people with the least interest in doing such a thing.
Ironically they're the ones sheltering israel in middle east.
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Did you guys knew that?
(lemmygrad.ml)
Rain water is forbidden for the Palestinians as it is an Israeli property. Tf
Perfect recipe
So I've been on the evil side the whole time? o.o
Very plausible
Sanitize your links please. It is possible to pinpoint you with the parts starting from &si=. Remove everything from that and the link will still work. Here let me do that for you. Post these instead:
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLMc1KlemyBkwA6Pg8Pdfj9EL-FMJXcFNX
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJpCdaWK6PVpeWbeUSjw4dBWt5IKK5Buj
We charge you with genocide
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Azov reenacting photos of their OUN ancestors [More On Post]
(lemmygrad.ml)
The OUN and it’s paramilitary wing were responsible for countless massacres during WW2
"No Nazis in Ukraine"
But we can see the New Dawn as well. Let's keep marching
The other day I was playing around with mathematics and got exposed to his name from the Poincaré conjuncture
Maybe the 100 to more is so overwhelming russian that would not show the other countries.
Nope actually.
It's confirmed news now that Prigozhin and Utkin is dead
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Did you know about Grigori Perelman?
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In 2003, Perelman, a Saint Petersburg native, became known for solving the Poincaré conjecture, the solution that had eluded mathematicians for almost a century.
In 2006, Perelman was awarded a Fields Medal for this work, but declined to accept it. Sir John Ball, president of the International Mathematical Union, spent a chilly day in Saint Petersburg trying to convince Perelman to accept it, but failed miserably.
In 2010, Perelman was awarded a $1 million Millennium Prize, but once again Perelman declined it.
“I'm not interested in money or fame.” he was quoted as saying when declining the award.
Perelman lives with his mother in a spartan apartment in a St. Petersburg suburb. He plays a violin.
Overall, he is a sample of the true Soviet person. He was raised in the USSR. He is aimed at creation and achievements, not money. A really rare species nowadays.
Gallery:
Year 1980. Grigory and other winners of All-USSR Olympiad on mathematics.
Year 1982. Soviet participants of XXIII International Mathematical Olympiad, Budapest, Hungary. Left to right: V. Titenko, K. Matveev, A. Spivak, G. Perelman.
Year 1985. Grigory is a student of the Leningrad State University, Faculty of Mathematics and Mechanics
Source: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grigori_Perelman
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