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What was the name of the French kiss in Russia?

In penitential collections of the 14th century, a kiss with an open mouth and the use of the tongue was called Tatar. In the 18th century, such kisses began to be called already French. These names reflect a long-standing tendency to denote morally harmful phenomena by the influence of a foreign culture.

Authors: Jimmy Wales, Larry Sanger

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