Gateway to Russia

About Gateway to Russia

Gateway to Russia is a Telegram channel dedicated to Friendship, with over 17k subscribers. Main chat: http://bit.ly/3XUF9SE Learn Russian chat: @gatewaytorussia Stories&more: @gw2rucombot Queries: @pulya We are the world’s largest community of people interested in Russia Join the channel to receive all updates directly on Telegram.

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Main chat: http://bit.ly/3XUF9SE Learn Russian chat: @gatewaytorussia Stories&more: @gw2rucombot Queries: @pulya We are the world’s largest community of people interested in Russia

Subscriber history

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8 readings over 88 days · Peak: 17.359 (13/07/2026)

Last 30 daily readings (8)

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13/07/2026	17.359	—

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Lying in bed with lemonade, standing at a writing desk or pacing the room; reciting the text aloud or to themselves; only in the morning or only at night. Discover where and how inspiration visited famous Russian writers. 🔔 Gateway to Russia

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Mobile communication existed in the USSR as early as the 1960s. 👨‍🚒 And it worked right up until the early 2010s, when it was displaced by 2G and 3G digital cellular networks. The first station with an antenna was installed on the Stalin-era high-rise on Kotelnicheskaya Embankment in Moscow. Soviet officials used this system and radio communication points were installed in their ‘Volga’ cars. By 1

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How Russians taught the English (and not only them!) to drink tea with LEMON! Tea was introduced to Russia from Asia in the 17th century. As early as 1679, Russia and China concluded an agreement on tea supplies and the beverage gradually spread throughout the country. Tea was imported into Russia by caravans overland. Russians became widely acquainted with lemons later than they did with tea. Alt

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How a student from Slovakia learned Russian in just 6 months! Andrey came to Russia for the first time. He's going to study at the St. Petersburg State University and hopes to become a diplomat one day. The Slovakian student started learning Russian at the Russian Center for Science and Culture in his homeland. After six months, he says he's achieved such a level of language that he'll immediately

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Question time! What associations come to mind when you think of autumn in Russia? 📷 Tretyakov Gallery 🔔 Gateway to Russia

08/10/26 481

How a disabled woman SAVED 17 wounded Soviet soldiers In October 1941, Nazi forces occupied the village of Yuryevskoye, southwest of Moscow. They abandoned 17 severely wounded Soviet prisoners of war in a local church. Local residents carried the men to an abandoned house. No one wanted to care for them – except for Pelageya Bragina. "When I went to see them, the stench hit me instantly: rotting b

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Pacific fall evenings: Waves, rocks and Kamchatka’s wild coastline… Video by: t.me/elf_s_dronom 🔔 Gateway to Russia

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Ladybug invasion spotted in Altai! 🐞 🐞 🐞 🐞 😱 Video by: Ruplty/Altai Nature Reserve 🔔 Gateway to Russia

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