No 1: Swedish pedestrian crossing signs 2001 hits
No 2: "Necrophiliac" woman 1540 hits
No 3: Saint Joseph Stalin 1116 hits
No 4: Stoning in Iran 919 hits
No 5: Joaquin Malats: Serenata Española 702 hits
The first two refer to Swedish things. (For those who ask me why I, sometimes, blog about Sweden, the answers are: (i) because I live in Sweden and (ii) I don't only blog about Sweden.)
The third refers to a Russian, and--to a certain extent--global phenomenon. Of all WWII criminals, Stalin is still considered a benevolent one. So much so that (some) Russians think of him as a saint.
The fourth refers to a phenomenon which takes place in many Islamic countries, Iran being an example: the stoning of women. Although stoning appears in the Torah (roughly the Old Testament), Jews and Christians have gotten rid of it. (Criminals excepted.)
The last one refers to one of the most beautiful classical guitar pieces, a transcription of Malats' Serenata Española.
No 2: "Necrophiliac" woman 1540 hits
No 3: Saint Joseph Stalin 1116 hits
No 4: Stoning in Iran 919 hits
No 5: Joaquin Malats: Serenata Española 702 hits
The first two refer to Swedish things. (For those who ask me why I, sometimes, blog about Sweden, the answers are: (i) because I live in Sweden and (ii) I don't only blog about Sweden.)
The third refers to a Russian, and--to a certain extent--global phenomenon. Of all WWII criminals, Stalin is still considered a benevolent one. So much so that (some) Russians think of him as a saint.
The fourth refers to a phenomenon which takes place in many Islamic countries, Iran being an example: the stoning of women. Although stoning appears in the Torah (roughly the Old Testament), Jews and Christians have gotten rid of it. (Criminals excepted.)
The last one refers to one of the most beautiful classical guitar pieces, a transcription of Malats' Serenata Española.
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