lenin street, preserved.eels and photographs from past years convey the full flavor of this beautiful street. in soviet times , leninskaya, almost completely destroyed, was formed anew, making up. ensemble with stalin avenue, which was also erected in the post-war years, and the decoration of this ensemble was the publication of the national art museum, today it is recognizable among the iconic objects of the capital. minsk is one of the few cities in europe in the post-soviet space that can boast of an entire museum city. the future art school began at 29 karl marx street in the building of a former women's gymnasium. after the revolution, it was transferred to the higher communist agricultural school, and here the gallery’s exhibitions were first housed in fifteen halls. you and i are celebrating this significant day, significant for our republic, today, thanks to our working people, our government, comrade stalin personally, we are opening a state art gallery, thank you, thank you, i believe that today the

street 36 and immediately catches your eye.l building has become the hallmark of the city, its important cultural and historical landmark. at the end of the 16th century, the prince of the grand duchy of lithuania sigizlun ii. vaza decided to give vitebsk the right to self-government, but to implement it it was necessary to have buildings in the city where board meetings would be held. for these purposes, the first wooden town hall this building has gone through many different times. events, it was repeatedly destroyed, burned and then restored, and the stone town hall was erected two centuries later. its architectural appearance combines features. which was manifested in the decor and volumetric composition of the tower of classicism, in the style of which the building was built. if you ask local residents something about the town hall, the word koloncha may pop up in their story. this name was preserved among the townspeople for one simple reason. at one time, the tower served as an observation post for firefighters. also in

it is located on lenin street 36 and immediately catches your eye. beautiful historical. has become the calling card of the city, its important cultural and historical landmark. at the end of the 16th century, prince of the grand duchy of lithuania sigismund ii. vase, i decided to give to vitebsk the right to self-government, but to implement it it was necessary to have buildings in the city where board meetings would be held. for these purposes , the first wooden town hall was built. this building has gone through many different events, for the wrong reason: at one time the tower served as an observation post for firefighters. also at the beginning of the 19th century, the city council and later the police department worked in the building. the object began to be restored at the beginning of the 19th century. it was then that the famous large clock appeared on the tower to the time could be viewed from different points in the city. there was no room for a clock in the original building, so i had to add it. there is one more floor, next to the town h

she is on lenin street 36 immediately catches your eye.ecome the calling card of the city, its important cultural and historical landmark. at the end of the 16th century, the prince of the grand duchy of lithuania sigizlun ii. vaza, decided... was to give vitebsk the right to self-government, but to implement it it was necessary to have buildings in the city where board meetings would be held. for these purposes, the first wooden town hall was built. this building has survived many different events, it was repeatedly destroyed, burned and then it was restored, and the stone town hall was erected two centuries later. its architectural appearance combines baroque features, which is manifested in... the corra and volumetric composition of the tower of classicism, in the style of which the building was built. if you ask local residents something about the town hall, the word “kaloncha” may appear in their story. this name was preserved among the townspeople for one simple reason. at one time, the tower served as an observation post for firefig

“follow me, gosha, hold on, that means, you’re driving along lenin street, prospekt mira, you’ll getok, that’s where she lies, now we’ll get her. only it’s cold and ice there, well, come on, this is our treasure, wow, how beautiful, wow, and now i’m giving it to me, give it here, give it to me in an amicable way. “she’s mine, now you calmly raise your hands up so that i can see, seryoga, what are you, a dumpling with no tricks, i really don’t recommend resisting to the policeman, that’s it, what a transformer you are, you deceived me, but you believed , uh-huh, i should have joined the circus after all, but of course, what are you with your profile? “but i would have made a career in the circus, but the circus , the circus is life, hey, what are you, yes , that's it, i'm kidding, i'm a clone, we don't want to hurt the girl, put the gun down, oh , come, hey, give the glove, give it back, well, we probably let's go, thank you for your attention, and you count , get out loud, one, two, three, four five, that 's a bastard, ah, i'm listening, six, seven, gosh , you stay. professors, i'm w

, now lenin street from a bird's eye view, almost all the buildings were built in the 19th century, forh culture, the building is one of the first three-story buildings in the city, here there is destruction from direct hits, good bombs landed here. in the 19th century, the building was built by local residents of the mariupol tamaz dynasty; material for construction was brought from various brick factories, as evidenced by glued bricks found at the construction site. we found them in the basement, it says here, here foster and ramsay are probably some foreign citizens who came here before the revolution and set up factories. the upper floors were rented out as a hotel. obtained from local historians, something was preserved on video media , so using old photographs we are trying to restore the railing in its original form. the historical elevator will also be left in its original form; it is located in the basement, where the printing house was first located, and then the restaurant kitchen. according to our historians, this is the first electric elevator in mariupol, which was used in

lenin street from a bird's eye view, almost all buildings built in the 19th century, for example, the palace youth culture, the building is one of the first three-story buildings in the city, there was destruction from direct hits, good bombs landed here, fav 250-500, so the destruction here was very serious. bricks that this house was built, where there were internal partitions, which we dismantled, from these bricks we only threw them onto the facade, yes, inside the partitions that will be plastered, we made them from new bricks, so the entire facade is made from old brick, so to speak, second, second production, and as for the partitions, they are made of new brick. in the 19th century, the building was built by local residents of the mariupol dynasty. tamaz, material for construction was brought from various brick factories, this is evidenced by glued bricks found at the construction site. we found it in the basement, it says here, here's fosta. and ramsay , these are probably some foreign citizens who came here before the revolution and built factories. the upper floors were ren

prospekt mira, now lenin street from a bird's eye view. almost all building.ere there was destruction from direct hits, good bombs landed here, fav 250-50, so the destruction here was very serious, the fact is that they were already in this building. made from old brick, from the second second production, so to speak, and as for the partitions, they are from new brick. in the 19th century, the building was built by local residents of the mariupol tamaz dynasty; material for construction was brought from various brick factories, as evidenced by glued bricks found at the construction site. we found them in basement, it says here, here is foster and ramsay, this is probably it. or a looter was dragged away, but we order these railings precisely from those old photographs that we managed to get from local historians, something was preserved on video in the media, so using old photographs we are trying to restore the railing exactly in its original form, in which they were on this staircase will be left in its original form and the historical elevator, which is loc

street and sovetskaya skoshin, and the floors are separated from each other by cornices; a sign on statepast, it shows gratitude to the dead from the survivors. it must be said that in mestislavl the population is a little more than 1000 people, and not only guests, but even the townspeople themselves, sometimes not always. to the right of the building of the local executive committee, in squat houses , individual entrepreneurs began active work, and by the way, the place is historical. it must be said that mstislavel has always been a trading city; the glory of its merchant traditions spread far beyond its borders. this was facilitated by the fact is that at the beginning of the 20th century civilization came here in the form of these rows. and today they continue to be trading. the only thing that has changed is its status; it has become more significant; now it is an architectural monument. there is nothing to be surprised at, as i already said, torque has been carried out here since the middle ages. can. assume that the place has been prayed for, and that the appropriate energy has b

street. to the best plumber of the central region with grammatical errors in words to the best centrale letters are located at the level of the fourth floor at a height of 8 m. how did you manage to climb there? yes, i don’t remember, but as you wrote, did you bring paint with you or something? dragged? i don’t remember, do you understand what threatens you? and what threatens me? this is sabotage, malkumyan, huh? tomorrow you will go on a business trip to the region with an investigator. task: all possible assistance to the investigation, ensuring personal safety, assistance in collecting information, well, the rest is according to the regulations. well, why me? ay, volkumyan, this is an order. well, you see, i’m all business, there’s a saboteur sitting under interrogation, so what? yes, i will wash it off, i will wash it off, pure sabotage in the city center. suvorov, that means you’re leaving tomorrow morning. departure, everything, doctor, what’s up, your employees shoot well, it’s not mine, mine, if anything happens , they shoot right in the forehead so that they don’t suffer, exc

to see it, you need to walk to lenin street.builders are gnawing on the granite of science here, although they do not leave their autographs on desks and walls. the building is still a historical and cultural value of belarus and is protected by the state. enough interesting architecture; what is especially impressive is not so much the gable hip roof in the neoclassical style, but the cut off side corners, completed with shield-shaped atiks. traditions are carefully preserved, despite the years and changes in power. protected by the state these days, treasury publications. approximately from the end of the 19th century, the main function of its employees was the distribution of cash flows and accounting for financial investments. it was once here that money was counted, but today the premises are, so to speak, on a well-deserved rest. an example of eclectic architecture with neoclassical elements today. this was facilitated by the fact that at the beginning of the 20th century civilization came here in the form of these glazes.

on the map of sevastopol there were objects that are here on lenin street, right here again, controlly... the building of the headquarters of the ukrainian naval forces, well , was also one of the workplaces of representatives of nato intelligence services, that is, they also felt at home there. on may 27 , 2006 , the american transport ship evantage arrived at the seaport of feodosia, ostensibly to prepare for the seabris, but the cargo was delivered by the american ship. the united states and nato, under the guise of exercises , are going to settle in eastern crimea , spread with lightning speed: the port was surrounded hundreds of people. a purely american ship of american registration with military equipment entered the commercial port of the city of feodosia. we started blocking on the 26th, here at this place they brought it. at the session of the city council at the next convocation, we accepted that our territory of feodosia without nato, the republic of crimea accepted that the entire territory of the republic of crimea without nato, this went throughout ukraine. let's fast

street was renamed?to be witty , he knows how to be ironic towards himself, and he, of course, is always in love, or rather, his lyrical hero is always in love, this is exactly what is said in the poem that we will now hear performed by anatoly prosalova, and if there are thousands of men in the world, right? called anatoly porosalov. if there are a thousand men in the world, matchmakers are ready for you. know that i, rasul gamzatov, am among this thousand men. if you have long ago captivated 100 men, whose blood rushes with a roar, it is no wonder to see among them, the proud man, the named. they printed a lot, and my mother was just so much more organized, budelovaya, here is the house where we live in makhachka or dacha, my mother built it all, he never seemed to be involved in housekeeping, so he didn’t get into it, and he really was a person, who could communicate at a very high level, very like that and he was very friendly to people when, after his mother’s death, he was in the hospital. i would

street is our central street, along which you can’t pass by without it pass us, that is, all the tripsng here in the summer, i also walk with my daughter, with my girlfriend, with my family, we especially like the fact that there are a lot of shops, while we walk, we can buy everything we need, i have a loving family, and children, husband, but i miss my sister in my life, she is my dear, younger, when i i’m in the city, walking somewhere, and it seems to me that she is somewhere nearby. at the age of 13, i learned from my grandmother that i was an adopted child, my parents already had three sons, they needed a girl. when they arrived at the orphanage, they liked me, they adopted me, but the fact is that i was not alone there, i also had a sister, she was also adopted, my parents’ names were korolev mikhail nikolaevich, korolev vera egorovna, i their i love very much all my life and have loved and love, because, but they are the best, the most wonderful, i think. where my foster parents took me from, the manager recognized me. she opened her journal, archive, and looked at who her adop

each other, they mostly came to us, but where am i.. . such a small city, yes there is such a central leninwho pass by, they also pay attention attention, once he came up to me, he said: let me take you home in a taxi, and come to my restaurant, i play there in russia, there in the restaurant. then there were all the kursk restaurants in brigantine, i say, yes, yes, yes, of course, i just had somehow older guys at that time, but i knew that this was a nephew, friends, and he wasn’t knew, he found out only later, when everything basically started with us, this spark went away, and he always had such lush hair, the same hair, he even once did chemicals on his hair, this there was such a head, but again... it was precisely this chemistry that his brother and the other guys had, and he, as always, moved away from this group, we talked and parted ways, at that moment i told my friend, with whom we we went there to eat ice cream, it was easter, by the way, easter day, i say, you know, i say, i want to see him again, she says, well, let's go back then, we go back and along the street, then i meet

street, building 10, that’s enough, well, it’s clearly clear that you shouldn’t be afraid of the check come, gorgeous. two-tier sponge cake, bottom tier, strawberry-protein filling, rum impregnation, top, curd-protein, with whole strawberries, oops, excuse me, are you sure it’s just not a smaller size, and my dear, this dress is very popular, the latest model, but don’t worry, after two weeks of eating this cake every day, the dress will fit perfectly, you think, believe me, i know what i’m saying. general entrance chat, why? tamara vladimirovna, well, you understand that progress, it doesn’t stand still, yeah, we really want any information to quickly reach both us and you, why? why, good afternoon, hello, good afternoon, what do you want? you know, i caused a little mischief, but i understand, yeah, what? they did something wrong, forgot about the wedding anniversary, it’s okay, please, because he went on a drinking binge, and the new water ones, then he cheated on the lilies, and the fresh peonies came with her best friend, svetka, yeah? let's clarify, that is , you forgot about you

street 25, apartment five, yeah, easy to remember, and the last name is simple, zhuravlyov, zhuravlyov going to get the doctors. hello, hello, and you are zhuravlyov, that’s right, that’s right, so what? yes. so there is no voice, there is no furniture either, everything is clear everywhere , we drink, why do we drink, i have a sore throat, it’s a little stormy, but what about a sore throat, i know your sore throat , i’ve already seen enough at the factory, you hide your hands because they’ve been shaking since the morning, but no, it ’s just cold, the heating is turned off, uh-huh, girl, sorry, sorry, sorry, polite, he abandoned his sick mother, and sends brides to me under various pretexts, shame on you, you know that if it weren’t for people like you, we wouldn’t have so many nursing homes as you say, and the fact that the arctic ice is melting is changing the climate , it's my fault too, idiot! and i liked you, nina fedortsova. auntie, is there anyone for smoking? i don’t smoke, uncle, but what, i don’t even have money, but what should i give you right with my wallet? well, go ahea

it seems like yes, last time they sent me to lenin street, the house is the same, but the street is differenty of telephone messages, mrs. hertz, if i were you, i would stop this cheap circus and tell what you did to smersh employees klim, and to you hordon? call your boss again, this could end right now, you know, since that’s it, just tell me, are you familiar with the drug? come in, start, where did you put klimova, where did you put klimova, tell me what you did with her, answer? klima, is it me who said what’s wrong with her, quickly, quickly, do something, with your hands, it looks like the noise is painful? we killed the best smersh employee sign the work order? the worst time for the levites is spring, why? warm, easier to work. work, you say, no, all the biggest troubles happen in the spring. please, do i have anything to sign? yes, let me see, you will always come here now and... check everything, always, want to ask why? perhaps i won’t, but i will answer, citizen uvarova, you got your job back, how and why is none of my business, let’s agree on what you did. you know, what i mean

for concerts, now on march 8th there was lenin - this is our central street, on which without her, we this street , there are a lot of people walking here in the summer, i also walk with my daughter, with my girlfriend, with my family, we especially like the fact that there are a lot of shops here, while we are walking, we can buy everything we need, from me there is a loving one family, children, husband, but i miss my sister in my life, she is my... dear, youngest, when i am in the city, i walk somewhere, and it seems to me that she is somewhere nearby, at the age of 13 i my grandmother found out that i was an adopted child, my parents already had three sons, they needed a girl, when they arrived at the orphanage, they liked me, they... adopted me, but the fact is that i was not there one, i also had a sister, she was also adopted, my parents’ names were korolev mikhail nikolaevich, korolev vera egorovna, i love them very much all my life and loved them and love them, because, but they are the best , the most wonderful, i think, i am a happy child, especially the only one in the fam

of makhachkala, then it was lenin avenue, now it is rasul gamzatov avenue almost next to the square, spend the night, according to this mountain tradition, he invited them to his home, this is a special cult of the guest, right? he observed this highlander code so very much, it the story is also very important, now it’s the turn to talk about the museum that you head, this is the dagestan museum to depict. let's take a photo under the burka, she also laughed like that under the burka, the burka is very big , yes, well, it swings open, and he said just like that, let's go with the burka, but it's a completely unstaged photo, to say that dad had such artistry , he was very skilled, that's funny play out situations and he does it like that. called, and she was already here, to be honest, when we were filming this, we didn’t even think that it would be published somewhere, so, they seem to be for a hat, burka and tie, you don’t even notice right away, but it’s very harmonious, but most importantly, it’s clear that these people are happy, because patimat saidovna, of course, is the muse o

the main street of the city is lenin avenue. locals jokingly call it north broadway, from the word wander. i arrived in murmansk at -29, so i’ll warm up a little before the walk. interesting fact: there are a lot of colored houses in murmansk, this is because there is not much sun here, and this brightness dilutes it. i want to see this, but i will do it after a pause over a cup of coffee, ambassador, it was created by coffee experts from selected arabica beans, its magnificent aroma and velvety the balanced taste will please even the most demanding gourmet. create moments of comfort, together with coffee - ambassador. these are the same houses, such large-scale graffiti are called murals, from the latin muro, wall, this is a masterpiece, so many details, so much brightness, i would be happy if i saw this every day living here, and now i’ll tell you where to get that one a polar explorer's passport, yes, yes, it is issued not only... of course, this is not a real document, but just a cool feature for an arctic tourist. hello, yo

lenin and stalin counted their party service precisely from this event.treet in minsk, where they met, is now a museum. on march 13, 1970, kgb chairman yuri andropov suggested that leonid brezhnev destroy the remains of adolf hitler, joseph goebbels and their members families. hitler and his wife eva braun. committed suicide on april 30, 1945, and gebel and his wife committed suicide the next day, having first killed their children. they were first discovered and buried in the area of ​​the city of rathenow, and then in magdburg, on the territory of a soviet military camp. but now it was handed over to the authorities of the gdr and the germans could find the burial place. the ussr feared that this would spur fascist and revanchist sentiments. to prevent them, they developed a top-secret operation under a code name. kyiv, except for security officers and brezhnev, only the head of government alexei kasygin and the chairman of the presidium of the supreme council nikolai podgorny were aware, the remains were dug up, placed in weapon boxes, burned in a vaca

lenin and stalin counted their party service precisely from this event. on zakharevskaya street in minsk, where they met, is now a museum. on march 13, 1970, kgb chairman yuri andropov suggested that leonid brezhnev destroy the remains of adolf hitler, joseph goebbels and members of their families. hitler and his wife eva braun committed suicide on april 30, 1945. and gebel and his wife committed suicide the next day, having first killed their children. they were discovered, first buried in the area of ​​​​the city of ratinov, and then in magadburg, on the territory of a soviet military camp. but now it was handed over to the authorities of the gdr and the germans could find the burial place. the ussr feared that this would spur fascist and revanchist sentiments. to prevent them, they developed a top-secret operation. code-named archive, besides the security officers and brezhnev, only head of government alexei kasygin and chairman of the presidium of the supreme council nikolai were aware podgorny. the remains were dug up, placed in weapon boxes, burned

agent imagination. pensioners photograph lesbians and gays against the backdrop of churches on the streetsntly, there are monuments to navalny everywhere, here he is, apparently, like lenin, like the idol of easter island, an infantile, powerless, stupid fantasy, a beautiful russia of the future, it should have been stand from whom, from drug addicts, drunks and prostitutes, who are this clip they showed that i’m not insulting anyone, i’m just... threatening or offering a western lgbt mirage instead of reality, and so this exchange fell through, first of the svo, for sure, and of the extremist navalny, yes, who already remembers him? anton potkovenko and the desire of the west, now a short advertisement, this is what will happen next on our air. ukrainian armed forces militants hide the bodies of the dead in fields and forests, footage taken by russian intelligence officers in the kherson direction. why do ukrainians get rid of dead brothers like this? alfabank for business. register your business with alfabank in march and receive 100 thousand rubles. we pay every hundredth. alfabank is t

of makhachkala, then it was lenin avenue, now it’s prog. so bloodless, probably, probably, after allat our house, well, our very famous photographer, kamil chutuev, came and he... took some photographs, then he asked dad to wear a burka, and then he said, i don’t i even remember this kamil chutuev or dad said, let’s get out of the dark, she was in the kitchen, let’s take off under the burka, she also laughed like that, the burka is very big, yes, yes, but it swings open, and so does he he said, let’s do it like this, so go ahead with the selection, but it’s absolutely unstaged photo, i must say, dad had such artistry, he was very skillful. to make an art museum, because by that time there were already many artists , a large collection of russian western european art, including painting, was transferred to the krovchesky museum in the thirties, and in 1958 the museum of fine arts was opened, and strangely enough, although this it would seem like a beautiful organization, but before 1964 there were six or so five or six or seven directors, but... performed by anatoly prosalov, this hou

posthumously. from ensuring law and order on the streets to eliminating illegal gangs.cial purpose police officers perform a wide range of tasks. last year alone, riot police of the grodno region police department carried out more than 300 successful special operations, during which 374 offenders were detained. let's see how employees train and work in real conditions. right now, yuri alexandrovich, how long does it take to prepare directly for a special operation? depending on what kind of special operation will be carried out, what kind of operation is planned, depending on the information that we have. second class protection, how much does it weigh? up to 5 kg, great, push it here, well, it’s not easy, not at all easy, uh-huh, how to hold it correctly, hold the shield correctly with your left hand , stick your hand here, through the stove, with this hand you hold the stick. during these classes , squad members practice and instill they are practicing the skills of those very necessary actions that, if necessary, will be used in suppressing group violations of public

plan for the reconstruction of moscow in 1935 was supposed to transform medieval moscow with crooked streetstrial metropolis. the center of the general plan was the four-hundred-meter palace of the soviets with a gigantic sculpture of lenin, on the site of the demolished cathedral of christ the savior. from him direct rays of avenues were cut through to new areas of the capital. well, the palace council, why was it built only to the second floor? there was not enough funding for this general plan. and the houses that surround these buildings and my house are not drawn in this picture, we are afraid that our houses will simply be demolished sooner or later. the problem is that in the thirties these buildings were erected on a swampy bank, without a conventional foundation, according to the original technology of the architect mardvinov, they are, as they say, hanging on stilts. this wall of a historical building is literally 30 m from the edge of the pit, they just started digging it, and the seams of the old house are already coming apart, right here... you can literally see from the beacons