From Pushkin’s ancestor to Mandela’s envoys: The untold story of Russia–Africa ties
In 1944, an unusual pavilion dedicated to the Soviet Union opened in Johannesburg, South Africa. Visitors could discover more about life in the USSR, view exhibitions, relax in a tea garden, and even…
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