A unique Russian anti-smoking video has been making its way around the internet the last few days. It features children playing the roll of adults who are explaining the reasons why they smoking. The clip is nicely done, but will it really help people stop smoking? View the full video below complete with English subtitles.
This rather entertaining “history” of the Soviet Union for children has been making its way around the web. While not very historical in nature, it’s good for a laugh or two.
The Soviet SMZ cycle-car was built in the city of Serpukhov from 1970 to 1997. They were primarily used by disabled drivers who were given the cars by the government on lease. Over the years, several models were made, and some can still be seen on the streets of Russia. The most popular model featured a 10 horse power engine and could go a whopping 55 mph! Here are some photos of these fascinating cars.
Invalidka – Soviet car for disabled people
