and it all started with galira, on which catherine ii herself traveled.. it was, the ship's timber was also not needed, that's all it naturally fell into disrepair. there was no sale of sailcloth, no sale of ropes. today's craftsmen recreate the ship only in miniature, under the professional and sensitive guidance of alexey tetov, who had a dream of becoming a shipbuilder in early childhood. at the age of 6 i went to sea, well , let’s say, the handsome alexander pushkin is a liner, and cosmonaut yuri gagarin on the roads, led to these ships, more modern, knowledge of the russian imperial fleet, i was interested, studied history, again led to creating these models of ships, well, don’t think that this is pure, i just did it, no, we have an association with the guys, we built this with the boys, well, i see, there are a lot of small details here, how many of these holes did you say in this model? 1.388, this is how much time it takes to spend six months, a guy sitting, a guy drilling, a guy processing, and any person can master this skill, or for this you n

today in our issue we will find out which path catherine ii walked. where did the legendary battle between the russians and the swedes take place? where does it start? great spring of eastern europe? also, why is slavgarachina called the cheese capital and where is the most delicious honey obtained? slang. is located in the south of the mogilev region, there is no direct train connection between minsk and the regional center, but you can get there by bus, the journey takes about 5 hours, the most convenient option, in my opinion, is a minibus or a car, well, our journey is not limited only to the city, so the choice is obvious. fasten your seat belts, we're about to begin. slavgorod is located in a wonderful place, the confluence of two rivers, pronya and sozh. here is also the ancient settlement of castle hill and a magnificent landscape park . here, perhaps, we’ll begin our acquaintance with the slavgorod region with them. castle hill is a symbolic place, it was from here that the ancient slavgorod, then still in existence, once began. a very ambigu

in vain did the english king george ii. writes letter after letter to the russian empress catherine iigging her to send a fleet and an expeditionary force. several tens of thousands of soldiers to suppress the uprising of the daring americans. the queen responds with a polite and flowery refusal, unworthy of two great powers uniting their forces in order to crush a people devoid of any allies in their a just struggle for independence, she writes, to the king of england. ekaterina did it. 780 to push through a very interesting treaty on armed neutrality, to which almost all european countries joined... that a merchant ship should be accompanied by military ships, it would move to the port in which it should arrive, accompanied by an armed, as if armed escort of others ships, if an english ship tries to sink this merchant ship, the accompanying ships will open fire. nomination by catherine declarations on armed neutrality on february 28, 1780, as the very principle of armed neutrality, were an innovation in world diplomacy. in a secret report to the collegium of foreign affairs represent

rumor has it that count potemkin catherine ii even got married secretly.iage was called marganetic. with him is the husband of an unequal position did not acquire the same high status as his wife. and some historians even claim that the newlyweds had a child. the mystery of the appearance of a baby in the estate in 1775 has not yet been solved. the pedigree of the count's daughter elizabeth is only half known for certain. according to the customs of that time , she inherited only part of the surname, tyomkina, from her father. the tangled love story of the count by temkin catherine ii definitely requires clarification. so was there an official marriage? you know, today it’s hard to say for sure. i 'll tell you two versions, well, you can the audience can decide for themselves. if we still believe the fact that the marriage between potemkin and catherine was concluded, then we can cite the following facts from history: it is known for sure that at the time of the birth of this child, catherine was not in st. petersburg, she went to moscow, and how official

today in our episode we let's find out which path catherine ii walked on. battle between the russians and the swedes take place? where does the largest spring in eastern europe originate? and also why is slavochin called the cheese capital and where is the most delicious honey obtained? slavgorod is located in the south of the mogilev region, there is no direct train connection between minsk and the regional center, but... getting there by bus, the journey takes about 5 hours, the most convenient option, in my opinion, is a minibus or car, but our journey is not limited to only city, so the choice is obvious. fasten your seat belts, we're starting! slavgorod is located in a wonderful place, the confluence of two rivers: pronya and sosh. here is also the ancient settlement of castle hill and a magnificent landscape park . perhaps we’ll start our acquaintance with the slavgorod region with them. castle hill is a symbolic place; it was from here that the ancient slavgorod once began, which then still had a very ambiguous name: propoisk. according to legend, st

catherine ii is not is in a hurry to give a straight answer.e with turkey forces the russian government to decide on the division of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth. russia receives the polish part of livonia and part of eastern belarus. russia also wins the turkish war, which ended peacefully in 1774. russia receives from it. it was he who proved to his wife catherine the great that without the annexation of crimea, all russian possessions in the northern black sea region would not be safe, that without... the annexation of crimea, the dominance of the russian fleet on black sea. moreover, it was potemkin who led the practical annexation of crimea and kuban to russia, the expulsion of the turkish army and turkish fleet from there, the construction of sevastopol, and the construction of the russian navy. and only after crimea was fortified and firmly assigned to russia, he agreed. more than the crimean tatars, and accordingly, if a war breaks out with turkey, we will act only against the turks, it is more convenient. based on your feedback,

ii. let it go commemorative coins, and coins - the sculpture has no historical value, it is a so-called remake of the early 2000s, but the enemy still uses the myth of the founding of odessa by catherine ii. that’s why activists tried so desperately to remove this ideological weapon of the russians from the city center. after the monument was dismantled and catherine square was given a new name, european, the military and veterans came up with a proposal to melt down the empress into commemorative coins, coins, coins, coins. it's also a long-standing tradition european this is a long-standing military-european tradition, to make some kind of awards, some kind of souvenirs from enemy weapons, not just disassemble them into pieces, but make some kind of interesting slogan, some interesting artistic composition that will fully convey the struggle of odessa residents at the front for freedom and independence. it will be possible to catch a lot of coins from the monument; according to the init

under catherine ii, they were installed instead of striped wooden ones, and some of the marble pyramidsshow the time. olga skripkina with details. restorers are examining a marble obelisk, a monument that is rarely noticed by passers-by in the city's luxury, although this pillar is older than all the buildings around the 2nd and a half century , indicating to travelers the distance to the imperial residences, from st. petersburg or to tsarskoye selo, or from st. petersburg to peterhof, there were five dozen of them, only 22 milestones remained; instead of wooden striped ones, the queen wanted to see a luxurious road... that’s why the materials of the obelisks not simple, dressed in the same stone as st. isaac's cathedral, granite and marble, three varieties from italy and karil. pink tivdian, gray russian, various patterns of russian marble, look, on this side we have a cut with one pattern, here there is a different pattern. the trip was like an exciting easy journey; along the way they built palaces, fountains, and ennobled them. and at night the road was illuminated by thousands of o

catherine ii sought to quickly finish the swedish campaign and concentrate resources on...e russian throne to maintain the heights they had taken, to maintain russia’s status as a world maritime power, including in seas far from its shores. son of catherine ii. pavel managed not only to preserve, but to strengthen the russian fleet. however , the grandson of the empress alexander i, according to contemporaries, did not like the fleet, did not understand it, judged it, as he himself put it, like a blind man about colors. count varantsov, installed alexander to head a special committee for fleet reform, was a staunch opponent of the naval idea. for many reasons, he argued, it is important for russia to exist. since the time of admiral ushakov’s successful campaign in the ionian sea, russia has recaptured from the french a large naval base on the island of corfu, where the independent capital was located. an impregnable fortress, but the ottomans, the republic of the seven islands, which were considered to have recently fought together with russia against bonopartist france, q

ii, who displaced the population of crimea from its territory, residence, and i just want to remindpresence of the first russian army in the territory of crimea, the army of catherine ii. 80% of the population of crimea was crimean tatar 80%, and before world war ii, what was the population, it was somewhere around 20.25%, and even this population was expelled, and if you carefully look at the history of each russian republic and you will see that there are somewhere between 10-15-20% of people left in many russian republics, if you think, it was always like this on this territory, no, there was 70, 80%, 90%, russia... they always tried to completely replace these territories, and then these began: oh, this is eternal russian land , siberia, well , i’m sorry, it was a khanate, it had its own large population, its own civilization, they captured it, colonized it, changed the population, but they like to talk about the american indians, it’s their favorite topic, and it must be said that the indians, although would have stayed in north or south america. and with the peoples of siberia

crimea of ​​the first russian army, the army of catherine ii, 80% of the population of crimea were crimeand war, what was the population, it was somewhere around 20-25%, and even this population was expelled, and if you look carefully at the history of each russian republic. which you will see that there are somewhere around 10-15-20% of people left in many russian republics, if you think, it has always been like this on this territory, no, it was 70, 80%, 90%, russia always tried to completely replace these territories, and then these began, oh, this is the eternal russian land, siberia, well, i'm sorry, it was a khanate. there was a large population of its own, its own civilization, they captured it, colonized it, changed the population, but they like to talk about the american indians, this is their favorite topic, and it must be said that the indians at least stayed in north or south america, and with the peoples of siberia had it much worse, where did yermak and all this, i mean yermak timofievich, so that no one would think, all this shatia-bratiya, but just a part of... our citizens

ii, who displaced the population of crimea from its territory, residence, and i just want to remindme of being in the territory of crimea. of the first russian army, the army of catherine ii, 80% of the population of crimea was crimean tatar, 80% yes, and before the second world war, what was the population, it there were somewhere around 20-25% there were communes, and even this population was expelled, well, if you carefully look at the history of each russian republic and see that somewhere... somewhere around 10-15-20% of the people remained in many russian republics, if you think about it, it was always like this on this territory, no, there was 70, 80%, 90%, russia always tried to completely replace these territories, and then they started to, oh, this is eternal russian land, siberia, well, i'm sorry, it was a khanate, there was a large population of its own. own civilization, they are his captured, colonized, changed the population, but they like to talk about the american indians, this is their favorite topic, and it must be said that the indians at least stayed in north or

ii, who displaced the population of crimea from its territory, residence, and i just want to remind you that at the time of stay. on the territory of the crimea of ​​the first russian army, the army of catherine ii, 80% of the crimean population was crimean tatar, 80%, and before the second world war, what was the population, it was somewhere around 20-25% were crimean, and even this population was expelled, and if you carefully look at... each russian republic and see that there are somewhere around 10-15-20% of people remained in many russian republics, what do you think, it was always like this in this territory, no, there... it was 70%, 80%, 90%, russia always tried to completely replace these territories, and then these started oh, this is the eternal russian land, siberia, well, i’m sorry, it was a khanate, there was a large population of its own, its own civilization, they captured it, colonized it, changed the population, but they like to talk about american indians and these... beloved topic, but it must be said that the indians at least stayed in in north or south america,

ii ordered the minting of a medal on which only one word was written: there was, this meant there wasnow it is not. but beat yourself over the head, you have a nickname there is where i need to go, that’s what my name is, because i’m not taking you where you fool want, where you need to, i can’t live without travel, flint, he doesn’t need a pen, he who has flint in his pocket, soon, got used to watching videos on the internet , stopped working, install, open, watch, russian channels, all series, movies and cartoons, educational programs and documentaries, watch, watch in the application and on the website. the russian army repelled nine attacks in the su grouping. the center was liberated by the village of sookol in the dpr, the formation of zelensk was lost even more 2.0 soldiers, mercenary officers. a tank and six other armored vehicles, as well as 35 gunships, self-propelled guns and missile systems were destroyed. in ukraine, men who have had one hand or fingers amputated are widely recognized as fit for the front. vincoms say this is a moderate dysfunction. they celebrate without

ivan has been to services here grozny, mikhail and alexey romanov and peter ii, catherine ii.s was once the tallest building in russia. anna akhmatova wrote about him: everyone should see this, and moreover, every day. in scaffolding, the church is from the outside inside, from morning until late evening, painstaking manual work, you need to examine every brick, every centimeter of stucco, including on the royal throne. historians still cannot understand why it was installed in the temple. you see, here is an old brick, only a corner has been lost, the corner has been added, the seam was caulked, the brick was preserved. most . the first stage of rehabilitation and improvement of kolomenskoye is planned to be completed this year. yaroslav krasenko, evgeny oreshnikov, dmitry sorokina and olga sukhorukova. news. now about other events briefly. a section of moskvaretskaya embankment will be partially blocked this night. in the area of ​​the charging park, the lane towards kitaegorodsky passage will be inaccessible for traffic. this is due to preparations for the festival territor

under catherine ii, they were installed instead of striped wooden ones, and some of the marble pyramidshat is rarely noticed by passers-by in the urban bustle, although this pillar is older than all the buildings around 2 and a half centuries , indicating the distance to travelers. imperial residences from st. petersburg or to tsarskoye selo, or from st. petersburg to peterhof. there were five dozen of them, only 22 milestones remained. instead of wooden striped ones, the queen wanted to see luxurious road signs, which is why the materials of the obelisks are not simple, they are dressed in the same stone, like st. isaac's cathedral, granite and marble, of three types, from italy and karelian. pink tevdi, gray ruskial. various patterns of ruskial marble, look, on this side we have a section with one pattern, here there is another pattern. the trip was like an exciting, easy journey; along the way, palaces and fountains were built, villages were beautified, and at night the road was illuminated by thousands of oil lanterns. these pillars delighted foreigners; they called them marble pyra

ii, it would be appropriate to recall his activities, which we still use, it would be useful, yes, notour country solved the problems of its existence. as now, to be honest, it seemed appropriate to me to remember the affairs of this man, that’s all for today. specialists of the interstate aviation committee are preparing to decipher the black boxes of the superjet that crashed yesterday in the moscow region. despite significant damage to the flight recorders, this data was copied from them. employees of the investigative committee, meanwhile, are confiscating technical documentation at the plant where the airliner underwent maintenance before yesterday's by flight. in addition, witnesses are being interviewed. work continues directly at the site of the disaster. about the progress of the investigation, report by egor grigoriev. the crash site itself is still cordoned off, task forces are working there, law enforcement officers are working, the investigative committee, the prosecutor's office are working, an interdepartmental coordination headquarters has set up nearby, we see swamp ve

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the places here are, of course, marvelous; it is not surprising that catherine ii noted that she wassino for just one night. the color of the nature of this place, it’s krenitsa, the water here is very healing, it is believed that it helps for health, for the stomach, i, too, bronislava, i want to be healthy, beautiful, so dear friends, i’ll try your water, wow, the water is excellent, it feels like the key is already driving me crazy, the water here is hydrogen sulfide, and also it is known that the wooden chapel was destroyed and only in the late nineties was the natural monument restored. and i go further to the church of the holy trinity, which is located at the highest point in sino. today we can see the restored architectural structure, but several times smaller than... it was before, photographic facts indicate that at first the church was wooden, and then the temple was rebuilt in brick, and after that, at the beginning of the 19th century, a monastery was built nearby, hello , good afternoon, i’m in the sinensky region and would like to ask our temples... there are so many t

now, looking at these ruins, it is difficult to imagine that in the time of catherine ii.al center of russian enlightenment. the derzhavins, zhukovskys, radishchiva and kheraskov visited here. michael kheraskov, by the way, it was here that he finished writing his famous poem “rossiada” about the capture of kazan by ivan the terrible. then officials from the ministry of culture. admitted that the state protects the monument, but is unable to preserve it, they were preparing to put it up for auction, but there were no people willing to buy such historical ruins for 150 million rubles then, in 2016 everything collapsed in every sense, and it seemed that the estate could no longer be saved , until it was bought by businessman andrei kovalev in 2018. may your honor pass through all the cities, like an echo from mountains through the dense forest, the palace of the immortal rossiada, the sacred grebenevsky spring, you watered poetry. in fact, you are also a person of the era of russian enlightenment, because you are both a musician and an entrepreneur who managed to be in the c

catherine ii, concerned about the scale of the polish unrest, decided to entrust the suppression of thessia, alexander suvorov, who with his corps was called from the turkish border. the figure of suvorov appeared, the main forces of the poles were defeated and the russian army managed to capture kosciuszko himself. the rebels, even after a series of serious defeats, retreated to warsaw and were ready to resist, but the residents of warsaw themselves asked the rebels to surrender. warsaw capitulated without a fight and on october 25 , parliamentarians arrived with a white flag. the russian army entered warsaw and was greeted with bread and salt. the rebel army laid down its arms and was disbanded. home. for the fact that suvorov saved the lives of the rebels and civilians, the townspeople, leaving their homes, thanked the russian commander, and the magistrate of warsaw presented suvorov with the keys to the city and a snuff box encrusted with diamonds with the inscription “warsaw” to their deliverer. as a result of the defeat of the polish uprising, the third partition of poland occurre

let's go on a gastronomic journey through the city that once belonged to the favorite of catherine ii the program food go where, watch these and other projects on the air of the belarus 24 tv channel. was called yana garadnyanka, and this crayfish was used for the processing of crayfish from the gars, the meat roasters tell us that the river gandlers, the ganchars sold their garshki, loaded the soul sponges into the dray boats and the pagarians you were rowing along the rivers and rivers. dzeed baradaty, as all the meat roasters called, they were the adukavans, the size of what they know, they know and the legend of the plowmen veski garadnaya. getae montha here vydom tym, into adsyul paishla veska garadnaya. it’s been a long time since grandfather baradaty himself said that he is a father and has three sons. the branches were harvested, the two first grazed here , the kala river, where it was possible to catch fish, and the lands were good for farming, and the meadows, the traditions of the hadzia, went to the balots, which surrounded the city this garu, a small flabby river and a sm

one copy went to catherine ii.he called the writer “a rebel worse than pugachev,” and his book is a quotation filled with the most harmful speculations in order to create indignation among the people against the rank of royal power. the fortresses of radishche were kept in shackles, he was deprived of his nobility, all ranks were exiled to the ilimsky island for 10 years, where he spent less than six, but suffered from poor health and died in 1802. he was only 53. shortly before his death, radishchev wrote: “posterity for me will take revenge." after the october revolution , radishchev was indeed declared the first russian revolutionary, and his journey was included in the school curriculum. on july 10, 1940 , the french republic collapsed, and was replaced by the so-called french state, led by marshal henri pitain. by that time, the wehrmacht had defeated the french the army of the national assembly moved from paris to the resort town of vichim and on this day voted to change the constitution and vested pétain wit

today in our issue we will find out which paths catherine ii walked. and swedes? where does the largest spring in eastern europe come from? and .

just a month ago, after many years of restoration , the chinese palace of catherine ii opened there.ectural monument in the rococo style. the work was carried out with the support of gazprom. the specialists managed to restore the interior decoration of all the halls. the rolling hill pavilion was restored to its former beauty. this is the famous entertainment complex, the pride of the empress, who often brought overseas guests there. the president was shown the main pearl. pavilion, the so-called porcelain cabinet. the three-day anniversary summit of nato countries has ended in washington. the 75th alliance forum took place in conditions where its participants, in addition to the agreed upon hanging, were doing something completely different on the sidelines. everyone was trying to figure out what the prospects were for the domestic american political process. simply put, will joe biden make it to the end of his term, who will run for the democratic presidential nomination, who? will be able to defeat trump, but is it necessary to defeat him at all, or now, taking advantage of the m

peter is on the throne, he is overthrown by catherine, the future catherine ii.le chain demonstrates how turbulently lawless that era was, in essence, yes. i would still endure a revolution against paul i out of brackets, because unlike this, we will talk about this now, the clan nature of the palace coups that took place from 1725 to 1762, the coup against paul is still different, because paul managed to anger an entire social stratum, not individual clans, paul really angered most of the nobility, who either participated in the coup or joyfully welcomed it, well, if you remember so to speak. looked for different options, finally suggested the option of marrying this peter to his future empress elizabeth petrovna, who was his aunt, the age difference there was more than significant, the teenager peter was already an adult, that is, a person devoid of any special boundaries at all. in general, uh, well, for that time, especially for the german principalities, a normal story, for those times, of course, all this, so, this same osterman, which means he was present

catherine ii reigned for almost 35 years. confirming russia's status as a great world power.this day in 1958 , an event occurred that is called the alaska apocalypse. on the southeastern coast in letuya bay, in the mountains near the fairweather fault, a powerful earthquake caused a megatsunami, a wave more than 520 m high. this has no analogues in history. as a result of tremors measuring up to 8.3 on the richter scale, a huge one collapsed into the bay. 30 million cubic meters of rocks and ice. according to one version, the effect of the collapse increased the powerful release of water from the icy lake through the subglacial tunnel. one of the eyewitnesses who observed this natural disaster recalled: the glacier shot up into the air and moved forward, and then suddenly the glacier disappeared from view and a large wall of water rose above this place. a giant wave swept across the entire bay, narrow as a fjord, at a speed of 160 km/h. its height was determined by measuring the level to which on the mountains. vegetation was destroyed, this natural disaster claimed the lives

just a month ago, after many years of restoration, the chinese palace of catherine ii opened there.tyle. the work was carried out with the support of gazprom. specialists managed to restore the interior decoration of all the halls. the boiler slide pavilion was restored to its former beauty. this a famous entertainment complex, the pride of the empress, who often brought guests from zamozh there. the president was shown the main pearl and led away. deadlines for joining the organization, but they promised to help with money and weapons worth $40 billion. the white house also made its next contribution to the financing of the ukrainian conflict. president biden solemnly announced that he had approved the eighth aid package for kiev. it included a patriot air defense system battery, ammunition for multiple launch rocket systems , as well as artillery shells worth 225 million dollars. another important topic for nato is the confrontation between russia and china. containment thesis. moscow and beijing were included in the final declaration of the summit. the decisions made there are no

the inspection began from the roller coaster pavilion, where catherine ii held receptions. here at their own request, only at this selection point about 200 people enter into contracts with the ministry of defense every day, while there are no endless queues or unnecessary paperwork, all questions that a volunteer may have are resolved in one place in no more than 4 hours, point city ​​selection moscow operates in one-window mode, practically in the mode of a multifunctional center, we additionally have doctors from the city emias system, in which we can also... view the anamnesis of candidates, we have a psychological assistance service for the city of moscow, we have bank employees, in addition, notaries help us; before sending a volunteer for a medical examination, military registration and enlistment office employees communicate with him, fill out questionnaires during the conversation, help prepare documents, according to the center coordinator alexandra’s selection, the average age of a volunteer is 30-40 years old, and sometimes it’s even surprising from... wants to go serve, if h

catherine ii herself traveled on the yacht desna, designed by local craftsmen.s is not the only local story in which a noble lady fell in love with a man of a lower class. according to one legend, a simple peasant shouted so loudly, calling for his beloved princess, that the city was named after him. can you guess where we are? welcome to krichev! but here it is, the black sea of ​​krichevshchina, as the locals jokingly call their favorite vacation spot, which is located near the village of prudok, one of the deepest lakes in belarus, because its waters seem dark, but in reality the reservoir is clean, one spring flows out, some call them the tears of the lake. in ancient times, the inhabitants of sineoka often animated the water element. this brown-eyed miracle was not ignored. they say black lake is a memory of the love of the simple son of the cook alyoshka, promised to the tatar khan by princess alyotka. in an attempt to disrupt an unwanted wedding, the lovers. after this story, the expression of blinded love takes on true drama when the fugitives were overt

according to the old legend, the very first one was planted in the presence of empress catherine ii.sky city park has all the conditions for recreation, including... fitness center overlooking the villa, free exercise equipment for different muscle groups, although something tells me that in this weather, adherents of a healthy lifestyle go to the gym. the world of folk tales lies nearby, it’s impossible to pass by, i can imagine what emotions these characters evoke in children. katya for the cat, cat for the bug, bug. for the granddaughter, granddaughter for the grandmother, grandmother for the child, grandfather for turnip, pull, pull ah, no, but we can’t pull it, there are sculptures in the park at every turn, the author of this is minsk sculptor alexander shomov, this is a monument to the mother, i wonder if the image of the woman is abstract or the sculptor, so he decided... the history of the park is deeply rooted in the 18th century and like any place here has its own legends and legends, they say that during the full moon a ghost walks through the park, this is supposedly the

just a month ago, after many years of restoration , the chinese palace of catherine ii opened there.chitectural monument in the rococo style. the work was carried out with the support of gazprom. specialists managed to restore the interior decoration of all the halls, returning the former beauty of the pavilion to the boiler slide. this is a famous entertainment complex. the pride of the empress, who often brought overseas guests there, the president was shown the main pearl of the pavilion in the so-called porcelain cabinet. telephone conversations that are too long can result in bank card transactions being blocked. the central bank has established new signs by which banks need to identify fraudsters. business news marina piminova. marina, how long can the transfer be blocked? for 2 days. it is believed that during this time the client. not only will he be able to hang up the phone, but he will come to his senses. no matter how many times the phrase is repeated: do not tell anyone the cat from the sms, the desire of russians to share their savings with supposed investigators or emp

catherine ii reigned for almost 35 years, establishing russia's status as a great world power. on this day in 1958 , an event occurred that is called the alaska apocalypse. on the southeast coast in letuya bay, in the mountains near the fairweather fault, a powerful earthquake caused a megatsunami, a wave high. more than 520 m. there is no analogue to this in history; as a result of shocks up to 8.3 on the richtor scale , a huge glacier, 30 million cubic meters of stones and ice, collapsed into the bay. according to one version, the effect of the collapse was enhanced by the powerful release of water from the icy lake through an under-ice tunnel. one of the eyewitnesses who observed this natural disaster recalled: “the glacier shot up into the air and moved forward, and then suddenly the glacier disappeared from view and a large wall of water rose above this place. a giant wave swept across the entire bay, narrow like a fjord at a speed of 160 km /h. its height was determined by measuring the level to which the vegetation on the mountains was destroyed. this natural disaster cl

one copy went to catherine ii.rebel worse than pugachev, and his book is a quotation filled with the most harmful speculations in order to create indignation among the people against the rank of royal power. the fortresses of the parent were kept in shackles. he was deprived of his nobility, all ranks were exiled to the ilimsky island for 10 years. he spent less than six years there, but his health suffered and he died in 1802. to him. there were only 53. shortly before death radishchev wrote: “posterity will avenge me.” after the october revolution , radishchev was indeed declared the first russian revolutionary, and his journey was included in the school curriculum. on july 10, 1940 , the french republic collapsed. it was replaced by the so-called french state, led by marshal henri pitain. by that time, the wehrmacht had defeated the french army and the national assembly had moved from paris to the resort. the town of vishim on this day voted to change the constitution and endowed piten with dictatorial powers po

today in our issue we will find out which corpses catherine ii walked over.here did the legendary battle between the russians and the swedes take place? where does the largest spring in eastern europe come from? and also why is slavgorod region called the cheese capital? slavgorod is located in the south of the mogilev region, there is no direct train connection between minsk and the regional center, but you can get there by bus, the journey takes about 5 hours. the most convenient option, in my opinion, is a minibus or a car, but our trip is not limited only to the city , so the choice is obvious. fasten your seat belts, we're about to begin. slavgorod is located in a wonderful place, the confluence of two rivers, pronya and sosh. here is also the ancient settlement of castle hill and... a magnificent landscape-type park, so perhaps we’ll begin our acquaintance with the slavgorod region with them. castle hill is a symbolic place. it was from here that the ancient slavgorod once began, which then still bore the very ambiguous name of propoisk. according to le

ii's favorite.greeks who lived on the islands and dreamed of getting rid of turkish rule. on the first day of the battle, thanks to spiridov’s non-standard naval combat tactics, rapid approach, boarding. the hand-to-hand battle managed to destroy the main ship of the turkish fleet, and the russians pushed the rest into the narrow chesma bay between the turkish coast and the greek island of khius. there, 2 days later, they were attacked again by spirido; at the height of the battle , he launched four burning ships at the turkish squadron, and the turkish fleet was completely burned out. 11,000 ottomans and about 20 russians died. the battle of chisma became a symbol of russia’s naval glory, and control over by sea on the way to july 5, 1940 sweden allowed germany to use its railways to transport soldiers to norway. this was one of the compromises that sweden made in order not to participate in the second world war. formally, the german soldiers were going on vacation. in fact, there was a constant tr

in honor of this victory , catherine ii ordered the minting of a medal with only one word: was.,000 more soldiers and mercenary officers. a tank and six other armored vehicles, as well as 35 gunships, self-propelled guns and missile systems were destroyed. in ukraine, men who have had their wrists amputated are widely recognized as fit for the front. one hand or fingers. military commissars say that this is a moderate dysfunction. they celebrate without sending people to the front lines.

let's go on a gastronomic journey through the city that once belonged to the favorite of catherine iid in the program? watch these and other projects on air tv channel belarus 24. what is familiar life for belarusians and may seem truly exotic to others? and i noticed that you have a ship everywhere, and even in herpa, where i also noticed, it’s something connected with the city, of course, of course, ours. club of editors, i wanted to say, hitler’s germany, well, i’ll say it as it is, europe, united, maybe united europe attacked the soviet union, every third inhabitant of our country was destroyed, these people are now in power, trying to teach us life, we see how they rewrites by hand again a story with the desire to completely dissolve everything that concerns us as a victorious people, us as a people-liberator of the same europe from brown. when a person has no real knowledge, no real memory, he can be destroyed, the war against us is a hybrid war, they will not stop, this war has its own laws, the most important law of this war is to discredit the current government, and you know

catherine ii reigned for almost 35 years, establishing russia's status as a great world power.rred that is called the alaska apocalypse. on the southeast coast in the bay letui, in the mountains near the fairweather fault, a powerful earthquake caused a megatsunami, a wave more than 520 m high. there is no analogue in history; as a result of tremors up to 8.3 on the richtor scale, a huge glacier, 30 million cubic meters of stones and ice, collapsed into the gulley. according to one version, the effect will disappear. strengthened the powerful injection of water from the ice lake through the under-ice tunnel. one of the eyewitnesses who observed this natural disaster recalled: “the glacier shot up into the air and moved forward, and then suddenly the glacier disappeared from sight, and a cloud rose above this place. big wall of water. a giant wave swept across the entire bay, narrow as a fjord, at a speed of 160 km/h. its height was determined by measuring the level to which the vegetation on the mountains was destroyed. this natural disaster claimed the lives of five people. th

ivan the terrible, mikhail and alexey romanov and peter i, catherine ii attended services here.e tallest building in russia, anna akhmatova wrote about it: “ everyone should see this.” and every day at that. from morning until late evening there is painstaking manual work in the church. it is necessary to examine every brick, every centimeter of linden. most of the work of the first stage of rehabilitation. the construction of kolomensky is planned to be completed this year year. in moscow, meanwhile, there are already areas where the first stage of a large-scale renovation program has been fully completed. initially, all five-story panel buildings to be demolished were divided into three parts, this is actually a queue. first, residents are relocated from one house, then from the next, then from the remaining ones. the movement of this queue depends on the speed of construction of new housing. and during the first stage they changed apartments or are currently in the process. we shared the emotions of the next new settlers. while alone, the rest scattered around the whole apart

ii. she already is for a year and a half lying in the courtyard of the odessa national art museum. the sculpture does not represent historical value, as it is a copy of the original, which was made in 2007. everything that happens in ukraine, in particular in the south, in particular in odesa, is very important in the context of this and that. occupation, therefore it is absolutely logical that soldiers, ukrainians, will remelt russian narratives both literally and figuratively. for odesa pro-ukrainian activists, this monument is a kind of trophy, because the fight is for it demolition continued from the beginning of installation. the russian empress and the zashmorg were also put on the cap of the executioner, therefore, according to the european tradition, they also offered to make souvenirs from the enemy's weapons. to emerge from koina's sculpture, souvenir commemorative signs in the form of coins, not just to take it apart piece by piece, but to make precisely such an interesting slo

. - said the military and volunteers and proposed to spray catherine ii.it has been lying in the yard of the odessa national art museum for a year and a half. the sculpture has no historical value. because it is a copy of the original, which was made in 2007. everything that happens in ukraine, in particular in the south, in particular in odesa, is overwhelming in the context of such and mental occupation, so it is absolutely logical that the soldiers, ukrainians, will remelt russian narratives and literally and figuratively. this monument is for odesa pro-ukrainian activists a kind of trophy, because the struggle with... and its demolition continued from the beginning of its installation, the russian empress and zashmorg were also put on an executioner's cap around her neck, so according to the european tradition, it was also suggested to make souvenirs from the enemy's weapons , coins, souvenir commemorative signs in the form of coins, not just to take it apart bit by bit, but to make exactly that kind of interesting slogan, some interesting artistic com

ii.fter firing thermobaric rockets, the vehicle was hidden from enemy drones in a specially prepared canopy. the attack on the enemy's rear areas was carried out by uav operators of the group's airborne troops. in just an hour, they destroyed more than a dozen enemy vehicles, which were used to transport ammunition and personnel. and in the navdeevsky direction, the bmp-3 crew of the center group of troops destroyed a stronghold of ukrainian militants, ensuring the offensive of the assault units. having received data about the target, the servicemen brought the armored vehicle as close as possible and opened dagger fire on the enemy positions, forcing him to leave cover. doctor. are trying to do everything possible to save the children who suffered due to the terrorist attack of the kiev regime on shibekin. the night before, the governor of the belgorod region, vyacheslav glodkov, reported that five children were injured, two seriously. condition. the ukrainian drone operator dropped the

ii. has been lying in the courtyard of the odessa national art museum for a year and a half. the sculpture does not represent historical value, as it is a copy of the original, which was made in 2007. everything that happens in ukraine, in particular in the south, in particular in odesa, is very important in the context. such and mental occupation, therefore it is absolutely logical that the soldiers, ukrainians, will remelt russian narratives both directly and... for odesa pro-ukrainian activists, this monument is a kind of trophy, because the struggle for its demolition has been going on since the beginning of its installation, the russian empress and zashmorg were also put on a cap executioner, therefore , according to the european tradition of making souvenirs from the enemy's weapons, it was also proposed to emerge from the sculpture coins, souvenir commemorative signs in the form of coins. it's not just to take it apart bit by bit, but to make something interesting such a slogan, so

of great britain turned to russian empress catherine ii with a request to send a contingent of twentyerica under the leadership of the british, but catherine ii refused in a personal letter to the king. i am just beginning to enjoy the world and your majesty knows that my empire is in need. you also know in what condition the army emerges, albeit victorious, from a long stubborn war in a murderous climate. then, not to mention the inconveniences that would arise from using such a significant body in the other hemisphere where it was located would be under power, almost unknown to him, and would be almost deprived of all relations with his monarch. in fact, catherine the great understood perfectly well that the war in north america was seriously weakening england, and from uniting the north american colonies. will deal a real blow to the economy of the british crown. all attempts by english diplomats to influence the empress did not lead to the desired result. catherine firmly decided not to interfere in the conflict on the british side, which earned her deep respect from the north ame

the mysterious tsarsko-selo pyramid. since it was built by order of empress catherine ii, in the imageple, a passionate lover of everything english, yes, it is no secret that she sent architects to england, yes, who transformed her engravings of parks, accordingly, when she saw a pyramid in one of the engravings, she wanted it in her landscape park. have the same one. the empress did not like the first version of the pyramid; she soon ordered redo everything. the final project was taken on by the already famous architect charles cameron. it was he who gave the structure its current forms, external and internal. behind granite masonry, there is a brick vault and a small room. in these niches there were urns, but urns too, they were not with some kind of ashes, yes, that is, they were simply decoration, yes, well... in a sense, they probably served as such a reference, but to egypt in some kind of mysticism. that’s right, that mystically these urns are already in the 20th century disappeared from the royal pyramid. according to unconfirmed reports, they were taken to the collection of th

ivan perfilyevich elagin, yes, close to catherine ii, a person very close to her, who took the post of obergafmester, one of the founders of the russian theater, organizer of the russian theater one of the main organizers of the russian masonic lies during the reign of catherine, the famous elagin lodges, and the yalagin lodges, of which there were 14 and which were not only in moscow in... in st. petersburg, for example, even in arkhangelsk, yes, and which he created such a network of masonic lies, and who did not set any political goals for himself, yes, you said that there is no need to idealize, i would also add not to idealize, not to demonize, because they went to the lodges, especially in those days, the first and catherine’s, and later, people for very different reasons, some went because they hoped, i don’t know... if we talk about the era of catherine and alexander i, of course, their contribution was very large, which many of us even they don’t suspect, i remember the first years of perestroika, when ours were such pseudo-patriots, cheers patriots, because in freemasonry sym

. - said the military and volunteers and offered to spray catherine ii. it has been lying in the yard of the odessa national art museum for a year and a half. the sculpture does not represent a historical one value, as it is a copy of the original, which was made in 2007. everything that happens in ukraine, in particular in the south, in particular in odesa, is very important in the context of such a mental occupation, so it is absolutely logical that... ukrainian soldiers will remelt russian narratives both literally and figuratively. for odesa pro-ukrainian activists, this monument is a kind of trophy, because the struggle for its demolition has been going on since the beginning of its installation. russian empresses and zashmorg on their necks also wore an executioner's cap. therefore, according to the european one tradition, to make souvenirs from the enemy's weapons , it was also suggested to emerge from the koina sculpture, souvenir commemorative signs in the form of coins. just to take it apart bit by bit, and to make some interesting slogan, some

it appeared under catherine ii on the site of a village called shana. about 2,500 people live here. here, everything is probably smooth, calm, sizeable. redheads say that they are very attracted to the female sex. yes, he even goes to the women's locker room and always goes to bed. this year is so attractive that they have already tried to steal it three times, once they even wanted to withdraw. by plane, but the local veterinarian, when trying to get a passport for kesha, recognized the star and informed the owners, and the previous two times, when they tried to steal him, how did this happen? and here we had locals with their children, and the child takes the kitten, well, the cat, into the car, and mom and dad say: well , why do you feel sorry for everything, but what are you telling them? and we tell them, get one, let him live in your home, but this is ours! kesha lives at the city hot springs; dozens of people come to visit him every day. it can be said that the cat works here as the chief administrator, and the number of tourists depends on his f

ii they were installed instead of striped wooden ones, and some of the marble pyramids still show thearely notice in the bustle of the city, although this pillar is older all the buildings around. half a century indicates to travelers the distance to the imperial residences from st. petersburg or to tsarskoye selo or from st. petersburg to peterhof. there were five dozen of them, only 22 mileposts remained, instead of wooden striped ones, the queen wanted to see luxurious road signs. that is why the materials of the obelisks are not simple; they are dressed in the same stone as st. isaac’s cathedral, granite and marble, of three varieties from italy and karelia. pink tebdi. tsarskoe selo resembled the path from paris to versailles. during the time of catherine the great, the border petersburg passed along the fontanka river. the path to tsarskoe selo began from the obukhov bridge over starokolinkin, the road to petergov lay, the mileposts at the beginning and end of the routes were decorated by the rich people of the rest, but what made them unique was a sundial, there is no such thin