Add to favorite
 
19 July




Dates in History
1980—XXII Olympic games start in Moscow.
Despite the absence of many eminent sportsmen from the USA, Canada, Japan, FRG and other countries (due to political ostracism for introduction of Soviet troops to Afghanistan), the level of sport competition at the Games’80 is extremely high. 74 Olympic records are set during the Games. 241 participants improve former Olympic achievements, and 97 participants outreach world records. Moscow welcomes the Olympic games with new, up-to-date sport arenas, training facilities, hotels and Sheremetievo-2 airport.

1893—Vladimir Mayakovsky, Russian poet, is born.
Mayakovsky is one of the brightest persons of avant-garde art of 1910-1920, his talent and range of his literary activities made him the giant of the Russian art. Vladimir Mayakovsky’s poetry is the artistic chronicle of Russia during the period of October Revolution and building socialism.









Comment on our site


RSS   twitter      submit


Ïàðòåð


TAGS:
Choir Singing  Novokuybyshevsk  Karachay-Cherkessia  Stepan Pisakhov  Samara Region  Video Mapping  Baikal-Amur Mainline  Folk Arts  FIFA Russia 2018  Moscow airports  Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Russia  Russian science  Smolensk  Moscow  Russian business  Red Wings Airline   Russian laws  St. Petersburg  Jewish Museum and Tolerance Centre  Exhibitions in St. Petersburg  Nizhnekamsk  Michael Jackson  Exhibitions in Moscow  Le Corbusier  spa tourism  Satellites  Magnitogorsk Iron and Steel Works  Classical Music  Moscow events  Russian economy  Russian Architecture  #S7selfie  Moscow Operetta  Russian pastafarians  Museums of Izhevsk  Russian Cinema  Russian tourism  Resources  Alisher Usmanov  Russian companies  Moskva River accident  Painting  Flacon Design Factory  Nobel Prize  Russian scientists  Bele Lake  Hermitage  Maria Sharapova  Russian artists  Feodor Shalyapin 


Travel Blogs
Top Traveling Sites