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Beautiful far away

Gogol N.V.

Phraseologism: Beautiful far.

Meaning: A place of prosperity, where a person, not burdened with routine, rests, leads a carefree, careless, idle lifestyle (iron., joke.).

Origin: The expression was first used by N.V. Gogol in the poem "Dead Souls" (1842). In one of the lyrical digressions of the poem in the second chapter of the first volume of Dead Souls, the author exclaims: "Rus! Rus! I see you, from my wonderful, beautiful far away, I see you." These lines were written by the writer in Italy, Gogol loved Italy and called it his second home.

Random phraseology:

Upper Volta with ballistic missiles.

Meaning:

Soviet Union and Russia after its collapse.

Origin:

Wrongly attributed to British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. Review of the Federal Chancellor (1974-1982) of the Federal Republic of Germany (Germany) Helmut Schmidt (b. 1918) about the Soviet Union (early 1980s). The image has become popular in Russian journalism and is also applied to post-reform Russia in the 1990s.

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