alexander ii and napoleon ii.ance agreed among themselves on the joint restoration of the dome of the church of the holy sepulcher, which was largely responsible for this. time, and in 1865 work began, money was allocated, the project was agreed upon, and in 3 years a dome was erected, which we can see over jerusalem today. more than a century and a half have passed since then, during which time russia has experienced two world wars, revolution, perestroika and other socio-political upheavals. east jerusalem with its shrines became part of the territory of the israeli state. centuries , representatives of various russian classes specially made the products. the grandiose complex consisted of ten church lamps. the first is four meters long, three furious. nikodily was created by order of the moscow merchant samoilov. when restorers took on panikodil, they discovered insert notes in church slavonic on the artifacts. for example, here it is written that this ponycodile was created with the money of orthodox christian

alexander ii and napoleon ii. russia and france.mong ourselves on the joint restoration of the dome of the church of the holy sepulcher, which had done a fair amount of work by that time, so in 1865 work began, allocated money, agreed on the project, and in 3 years they erected the dome, which we can see over jerusalem today. more than one and a half centuries have passed since since then, during this time russia has experienced two world wars, a revolution, and perestroika. other socio-political upheavals. east jerusalem with its shrines became part of the territory of the israeli state. despite all these epochal changes, the spiritual ties of russian christians with the church of the holy sepulcher were not interrupted. then, after 1914, the flow of pilgrims stopped only a few such pilgrimages from russian christians abroad. so... after the ninety-first year, when the pale of settlement was removed from our country, here once again, pilgrims began to come to the holy land in droves. now russian specialists are working on the dome

alexander ii and napoleon ii.and france agreed among themselves on the joint restoration of the dome of the church of the holy sepulchre, which had become quite dilapidated by that time. and so in 1865, work began, money was allocated, the project was agreed upon, and in 3 years a dome was erected, which we can see over jerusalem today. one and a half centuries have passed since then, during which time russia has experienced two world wars, revolution, perestroika and other socio-political upheavals. east jerusalem with its shrines became part of the territory of the israeli state. despite all these epochal changes, the spiritual ties of russian christians with the church of the holy sepulcher were not interrupted. then , after 1914, the flow of captives stopped. there were only a few such pilgrimages from russian christians abroad, well, after the ninety-first year, when the pale of settlement left our country was filmed, now again we have pilgrims coming to the holy land in droves. now russian specialists are wo

he ruled for more than 20 years, first as president of the republic and then as emperor, napoleon ii. occurred in palermo. which became the beginning of the sicilian revolution. italy was backward then fragmented country. most of it was under austrian rule. poverty and crop failures fueled revolutionary sentiment in sicily. the rebels were even able to declare their independence, but not for long. the uprisings were suppressed. however, it inspired many. people were tired of enduring and revolutions swept across europe. during 1848-49 , uprisings took place in many countries, including france, where another monarchy fell, the german states, austria and england. in history, these events were called the spring of nations. a nicholas i was so afraid of the revolution in russia that he toughened the punishment for free-thinking, immediately introduced strict censorship, limited the import of foreign books, and the saddest thing was that he completely abandoned the idea of ​​liberating the peasants. his son, alexander ii had to undertake reforms to save the country from economic collapse,

he ruled for more than 20 years, first as president of the republic and then as emperor, napoleon ii.848. there was an uprising in palermo, which became the beginning of the sicilian revolution. italy was then a backward , fragmented country. most of it was under austrian rule. poverty and crop failures fueled revolutionary sentiment in sicily. the rebels were even able to declare their independence, but not for long; the uprisings were suppressed. however, this inspired many, people were tired of enduring and revolutions swept across europe. during 1848-49 the uprising took place. in many countries, including france, where another monarchy fell, the german states, austria and england, in history these events were called the spring of nations. but nicholas i was so afraid of the revolution in russia, which toughened the punishment for freethinking, immediately introduced strict censorship, limited the import of foreign books, and the saddest thing was that it completely abandoned the idea of ​​liberating the peasants. his son, alexander i, had to undertake reforms to save the country

he ruled for more than 20 years, first as president of the republic and then as emperor napoleon ii.sing occurred in palermo, which became the beginning of the sicilian revolution. italy... was then a backward, fragmented country, most of it was under the rule of austria. poverty and crop failures fueled revolutionary sentiment in sicily. the rebels were even able declare their independence, but the uprising was briefly suppressed. however, this inspired many, people were tired of enduring and revolutions swept across europe. during 1848 and 49, uprisings took place in many countries, including france, where another monarchy fell. german. states, austria and england. in history these events were called the “spring of nations”. but nicholas i was so afraid of the revolution in russia that he toughened the punishment for freethinking, immediately introduced strict censorship, limited the import of foreign books, and most sadly, he completely abandoned the idea of ​​liberating the peasants. his son, alexander i, had to undertake reforms to save the country from economic collapse, but in

banapard, it’s still william ii.y first met, gave him a publication of his fairy tales. in response, a manuscript of one of his fairy tales. alexander sergeevich pushkin? exactly. money for 600 is everywhere . part of the gold reserves of the russian empire fell into the hands of the government of this admiral. the fate of the gold remains unknown to this day. maybe kolchak? further. we haven’t touched it yet, the directors are in 600. language, maybe iran, no, this is saudi arabia, the film wadjda, although it didn’t make it to the shortlist, the directors are over 400, japanese journalists gave this great director the nickname emperor, akira kurasawa, that’s right, the transport is over 200. hot bag: -100 for you, 7600 for victor, minus 200 for alexandra, we will help alexandra, alexandra, the theme is poets, 200 or a thousand, a thousand, attention to the screen, the stavropol drama theater bears the name of this poet, there is a monument to him in the park in front of the theater , lermontov is similar, lermontov