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How to Ease Back Pain According to a Famous Surgeon

While we can’t control the aspects of modern life that contribute to back pain, we can certainly take some preventative measures to improve our health, like this exercise set invented by the famed surgeon Nikolai Amosov.

21 Indescribably Beautiful Buildings Around the World

The building was designed by the architect Nikolai Vasilyev. Source of all images: Bored Panda Share these stunning buildings with others!

8 Foreign-Language Films That You Really Should Watch

This film is set on the coast of the Barents Sea, where Nikolay (Aleksei Serebryakov) is being ousted from his home in order to make way for development.

10 Richest People From History You Should Know About

. #4 Nikolai Alexandrovich Romanov (1868 - 1918): $300 Billion Known famously as the last Emperor of Russia, Nikolai Alexandrovich Romanov’s net worth has been estimated at $300 Billion.

Admire Some of History’s Finest Photos Reimagined in Color

Portrait of Czar Nikolai II of Russia Image Credit: Mario Unger [related_articles] 9. Destitute Pea Pickers in California, Portrait of a Mother of Seven (1936, Nipomo, CA) Image Credit: Mario Unger 10. NASA Engineers Testing a Saturn I Rocket Model in a Wind Tunnel Image Credit: Mario Unger 11.

10 Beautiful Horse Breeds Everyone Needs to Know About

Przewalski's Horse source Though zebras and kiang are part of the equine species, we can truly say that of all the horses in the world there is only one wild variety left, which is known as Przewalski’s horse (named after the Russian explorer, Nikolai Przhevalsky). It almost went extinct in 1945.

Here Are 12 of the Strangest Lakes on the Planet

Lake Balkhash Location: Kazakhstan Source: Nikolay Yushnikov/ Wikimedia Commons At first glance, lake Balkhash looks like an ordinary big lake, really, but it's no less weird than all the other lakes on this list because it's simultaneously both a freshwater and a saltwater lake. 

Paul Allen's Collection of WWII Planes Is Staggering!

The plane was named after Nikolai Polikarpov, who built the Rata under strict supervision by Soviet dictator, Joseph Stalin. Stalin wanted a superior aircraft to help lead the Red Air Force in combat.