alexandrovich bestuzhev, who in st.at, he used the bestuzhev economical stove so that , here he is, a handsome man with sideburns, and in order to use less, so to speak , all sorts of firewood and coal, and then he made some kind of clock, who walked there. studied astronomy, astrology, seismology, built an observatory, and then they were in exile in a settlement with his brother mikhail, the third brother alexander was in yakutsk, it was they who came up with the idea of ​​forging rings from shackles, this idea mikhail recalls that when the valleys were removed by order of the emperor. then they gave some small gifts to the guards, the soldiers, and they gave these shackles, these two brothers, mostly did not forge nicholas, but mikhail, here we see him, forged the rings. and of course, they forged the first rings ourselves, but we don’t have these rings, they are lost , but we can see the ring, because it means there was a story that the decembrists lived in siberia and quite often met with local women and children al

he had, yes, a wonderful vegetable garden, one of the best, in fact, we have it, again , thanks to nikolaircolor, the courtyard of the petrovsky prison with a vegetable garden, it is possible that this means that this vegetable garden is, in fact, sergei grigorievich’s, most likely, depicted here, but there is more, which means, in addition to the vegetable garden, we can look into the cells. ermak, yes, but educational, i usually formulate this way about, we continue our conversation, the precious stories podcast and its host are with you, again having studied a certain amount of materials, that a certain number of, well , nobles, who later began to be called decembrists, before december performance they were somehow so strange exaltation, griboyedov calls exaltation of the twenty-fifth year, but any exaltation. they had some very crazy experiences, some kind of love passions , maybe they were subject to this kind of romantic impulse, among other things, this was the catalyst for their performance, from griboyedov’s correspondence we know that prince alexander ivanovich adoevsky was deepl

bestuzhev, which means there is a watercolor, the courtyard of the petrovsky prison with a vegetable it is possible that this means that we actually have this vegetable garden. than the performance itself, it’s such it was a powerful thought, i usually say that this is the second conquest of siberia after the conquest of ermak, yes, but it was educational. message from the president of the russian federation vladimir putin to the federal assembly. live stream. on thursday at 12:00 moscow time. we continue our conversation. precious history podcast, with you its hosts sergei mikhailovich nekrasov and ekaterina varkan. you can watch all episodes of the podcast lab project on the website. first channel 1tv.ru. i have such a suspicion, again, having studied a certain amount of materials, that some number of, well, nobles, who later began to be called decembrists, before the december speech, they were in some kind of strange exaltation, griboyedov calls the exaltation of the twenty- fifth year, but a love exaltation, they had some very crazy experiences, some kind of love... then passion,

panov, nikolai ponov’s cell, and mikhail bestuzhev’s cell, here it is, look, it’s interesting, at therille, and the door is completely open, it’s hard to believe in this how we can watch this is completely impossible; in general, the decembrists really had enormous influence on the development of siberia in terms of education. then they began to be called decembrists, before the december performance they were in some kind of strange exaltation, griboyedov calls the exaltation of the twenty -fifth year, but love exaltations, they had some very crazy experiences, some kind of love passions and maybe they were subject to this romantic impulse, among other things, was the catalyst for their speech from griboyedov’s correspondence, we know that prince alexander ivanovich adoevsky. was very much in love with a lady who was even older than him, married, and he asked for the evening very much griboedov was worried about this strange passion, this feeling, apparently comparing with himself, because from such a feeling i burned out like coal, griboyedov wrote, so i was worried , well, what kind

panov, nikolai’s cell ponova, and mikhail bestuzhev’s camera, here it is, look there. such a suspicionmaterials, that a certain number of, well, nobles, who later began to be called decembrists, before the december speech they were in some kind of strange exaltation, griboedov calls it the exaltation of the twenty-fifth year, but exaltations of love, they had some very crazy experiences, some kind of love passions, and maybe they were also subject to this kind of romantic impulse . i wonder from which he benefited like coal, it would also be funny for me to know , in any case, it was the era of romanticism, so there was a lot of romanticism in human relationships, in love relationships, and to be honest, in politics too, oh how nice we are we're going to die, what's this? exclamation from one of the ideologists and leaders of the movement, you see, so of course, of course it was. no one will believe it, rayleev kondraty fedorovich , and now we will not name the lady’s surname, although in principle it can be read, so to speak, but in order not to cause big scientific discussions, here,

aleksandrovich bestuzhev, who... soldiers and they gave these shackles, these two brothers basicallyt rings for themselves, but we do not have these rings, they are lost, but we can see ring , because it means there was a story that the decembrists lived in siberia and quite often got along with local women and also had children, bistuzhev too... so to speak, such an illegitimate child, who after his death was raised in the family of the merchant startseva, that's why had the surname startsev, that means the child’s name was alexey dmitrievich startsev, and he was a russian merchant of the first guild, then he became, that means, an industrialist, a commercial adviser, the owner of factories for the newspaper parokhodov, including putyatin islands in the far east, and so he is always, according to legend, according to recollections, on the little finger of the right hand. the position he was counting on, he would simply die, this was the highest measure of his ambition, and an absolutely fantastic story happened, prince alexander mikhailovich gorchakov, who very behaved strictly, doi

aleksandrovich bestuzhev, who back in st.al stove for so that, here he is, a handsome man with sideburns, and in order to use less, so to speak, all sorts of firewood and coal, then he made some kind of clock that went there for centuries, studied astronomy, astrology, seismology, built observatory, so they were in exile and then in a settlement with their brother mikhail, the third brother alexander was in yakutsk, it was they who came up with the idea of ​​forging rings from scandals, this idea mikhail. recalls that when the shackles were removed by order of the emperor, they made some small gifts to the guards, soldiers, and they gave these shackles, these two brothers, mostly nikolai, did not forge them, here is mikhail, here we see him, they forged them rings, and of course, they forged the first rings for themselves, but we don’t have these rings, they are lost, but we can see the ring, because it means there was one. this ring, moreover, the date is indicated there ; it corresponds to his birthday, so this is especiall

alexandrovich bestuzhev, who, back in st.t, he used the bestuzhev economical stove so that, here he is, then he made some kind of clock that went there for centuries, studied astronomy, astrology, seismology, built an observatory, so they were in later in exile in the settlement with his brother mikhail, the third brother alexander was in yakutsk, it was they who came up with the idea... to forge rings from shackles, this idea mikhail remembers that when the dales were removed by order of the emperor, they made some small present the guards, the soldiers, were given these kadals to go, these two brothers, mostly nikolai, did not forge them, here is mikhail, here we see him, they forged the rings, and of course, they forged the first rings for themselves, but we don’t have them. of these rings they are lost, but we can see the ring, because it means that there was a story that the decembrists lived in siberia, and quite often got along with local women and children also appeared, bistuzhev also had, so to speak, such an illegi

alexandrovich bestuzhev, who is still in in st.ented the bestuzhev boat, a rescue boat, he invented the bestuzhev economical stove so that, here he is, a handsome man with sideburns, and so that less. see the ring, because it means that there was such a story that the decembrists lived in siberia and quite often got along with local women, and children also appeared, bistuzhev also had, so to speak, such an illegitimate child, who after his death was brought up in the family the merchant startseva, therefore had the surname startsev, his name was alexey dmitrievich startsev, child, and he is a russian merchant of the first guild, then he became, it means, preserved, preserved, unlost, and one of them, in general, is kept by you, sergei mikhailovich fondokh of your museum, the ring of our first friend, ivan ivanovich pushchin. yes, this is the ring, moreover , the date is indicated there, it corresponds to the day of his birth, so this is especially interesting for us, it is known that ivan ivanovich was really the closest friend of

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aleksandrovich bestuzhev, who back in st.ess, so to speak, all sorts of firewood and coal , so, then he made some kind of clock that went there for centuries, studied astronomy, astrology, seismology, built an observatory, and so they were in exile and then in a settlement with their brother mikhail, the third brother. alexander was in yakutsk, and it was they who came up with the idea of ​​forging rings from shackles, this idea. mikhail remembers that when the shackles were removed by order of the emperor, they made some small gifts to the guards and soldiers, and they gave these shackles, and these two brothers, mainly nikolai, they forged, here is mikhail, here we are we see him, they forged rings. and of course , they forged the first rings for themselves, but we don’t have these rings, they are lost, but we can see the ring, because it means that there was a story that the decembrists lived in siberia and quite often got along with local women and children also appeared , bistuzhev also had, so to speak, such an illegiti