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News Story In 1867 a British spy in Russia, with a nickname  Oswald Smith, blackmailing and corrupting the Russian elite, gained full control of all newspapers in the state. He then released fabricated story about the Turkish invasion on Russia in all major newspapers. Tsar Leopold III believed in these reports and ordered to resist the Turks. The British Empire took advantage of this situation regaining its spheres of influence in East Asia. Oswald Smith few days after this sucess miserably died after an huge book by Alexander Pushkin fell on his head in london library.

Are polish people polite and kind (compared to other europeans)? In my humble opinion, Poles are a polite and kind people compared to other Europeans. However, I do not like to generalize, so comparing Poles to other nations I can only rely on a small amount of personal experience with other nations and because of that, they will also depend on stereotypes. I believe that, considering the fact that I met Poles many times more than foreigners, my opinion may, however, be slightly underestimated to the detriment of my nation because it results from statistics. Perhaps, therefore, I underestimate my countrymen. In my opinion, however, such thinking about nations in today's world of mass culture is unfortunately losing popularity.