. because petrograd stood, well, it is clear that on the shores of the baltic sea, if petrograd is captured also captured, a significant part of the gold was taken there, the main part, in fact, in the end in the spring of the eighteenth year, there were two main gold pockets in russia, this is the nizhny novgorod pocket, where gold was stored for 552 million gold rubles, and the kazan pocket, gold reserves for 645 million gold rubles, even during the period while blood is literally shed, gold remains some... the only guaranteed a tool for purchasing goods and services, yes, and also an object of increased attention and interest. the russian empire was gone, the soviet union had not yet arrived, in this even the most acute period of the country’s life, gold was such a currency on which the whole world was talking, yes, so to speak, and you could order any service from any side, connected with the royal gold reserves. part of it was at the disposal of admiral kolchak, who commanded the white troops in the east of the country. some were stolen. there are still legends about the disappeared ko

grew sharply, of course, during the first world war, when he went to headquarters when he trusted in petrograding of the first world war, as everyone remembers, was renamed from the german-language petersburg to russian-speaking petrograd, yes, when he trusted her most of all, when, under the influence of rasputin and his wife, state affairs end up in the hands of the general, well, what is called a clique, a court clique, this discredited the monarchy itself, because about this rumors spread, rumors repeatedly exaggerated the influence of his wife and rasputin, and nikolai himself began to be perceived as some kind of completely henpecked man, which he was... nikolai did not understand this at all, how much this would discredit the emperor, he indeed, he looked at all this mysticism and other matters much more soberly than alexandra feodorovna, this is indisputable. i think what prevailed here was that since putin was not expelled, he did not want to upset alexandra feodorovna. and this is also very important. because stalepin, who also tried, so to speak, to talk to the emperor about rasputi

, because petrograd stood, well , it is clear that on the shores of the baltic sea, if petrograd is capturedld reserves are also captured, a significant part of the gold was taken there, the main one, in fact, in the end in the spring of the eighteenth year there were two main gold pockets of russia, this the nizhny novgorod pocket, where gold was stored for 552 million gold rubles, and the kazan pocket, gold reserves for 645 million gold rubles, even while blood is literally shed, the gold remains. some only guaranteed a tool for purchasing goods and services, yes, and also an object of increased attention and interest, the russian empire was gone, the soviet union had not yet arrived, in this even the most acute period of the country’s life, gold was such a currency that the whole world spoke, let ’s just say, and you could order any service from any country. there are an incredible number of myths associated with it. during the civil war , gold changed hands many times. a significant part of it was at the disposal of admiral kolchak, who commanded white troops in the east of the country.

russian road, among the star crosses, pushkin, lermantov and gogol, mendeleev, popov, through the fog of petrogradpite of all the rains, i saw vernadsky in the sky, russian lighthouses, on the spiritual olympus, next to the big sky, they scraped the bystols, and you are a shuvshin, memory strengthens, the stars burn in the sky, this is russia in the sky, they found it. russian lighthouses, here from under the combines, the homeland is a lighthouse, our front-line soldiers, russian lighthouses, here from the undercombinations, the homeland is washed, our tea is strong, we speak to the stars round dance, gagarin smiles, time rushes forward, as in the fresco on rublevskaya izlesen. dreams, korolev and tselkovsky, pavlov and pirogues, with us dyags, lif, brodsky, levitan, syrup, pasternat and vysotsky, shukhov and vosnetsov, the snow of pokrovsky rises, we defeat enemies, beetles, konevasovsky, karmyshev and chuykovsky, moriks, russian lighthouses, here are the ispakombiks, the rodinaks, our front-line soldiers. russian, my homeland, the era is overloaded, clock hands are creaking, the russian globe i

the petrograd court of st.e merits of the charges against the concert director of talkov valery shlyafman. exactly him. considers the artist to be the likely killer, although shlyafmany was aiming at another person. the former concert director himself has been living in israel for a long time and has no plans to return to russia. so can the court release him from st. petersburg after the statute of limitations has expired? dmitry akimov. one of the most resonant trials in the petrograd court of st. petersburg will certainly go down in the history of jurisprudence. the thing that viewed in the temple of themis. over 30 years it has become overgrown with legends, many nuances, it is necessary to restore parts, collect bit by bit, the shot fired at the legend of the national stage igor tolkova in october ninety-one still echoes to this day. the first court hearing is held behind closed doors without the accused. valery shlyafman has been living in israel since 1992; by the way, he changed his last name there, now

the petrograd court of st. consider the merits of the accusation against talkov's concert director valery shlyafman. it is he who is considered the likely killer of the artist, although he was aiming the hat at another person. the former concert director himself has been living in... israel for a long time and has no intention of returning to russia. so can the court release him due to the expiration of the statute of limitations? from st. petersburg, dmitry akimov. one of the most resonant trials in the petrograd court of st. petersburg for sure will go down in the history of jurisprudence. the case being considered in the temple of themis has become overgrown with legends over the course of 30 years. many nuances have to be restored and collected bit by bit. the shot fired at the legend of the national stage and... echoes to this day. the first court hearing is held behind closed doors without the accused. valery shlyafman has been living in israel since 1992. by the way, he changed his last name there. now h

by the way, he also studied at the law faculty of the psychoneurological institute in petrograd, but did not graduate, and he babel, well, i don’t know, maybe his family prepared him for this, yes, no, his family, his family certainly did not prepare him, his family did not prepare him for this, but mm, you see, he really read a lot, as for the odessa commercial school, it gave a very good general education. and it was at the odessa commercial school that babel taught fluent french, and he translated mapasan, he performed in paris several times at rallies in french, and it was there that he became familiar with the french classics, which had a significant influence on his prose, that is, this is not a contradiction, but this is just a different kind of higher education, right? i just noticed that in this fundamental biography it is called a biography, by elena pogorelskaya and steve levin, just in case, i make an exact link, you very often, when illustrating a biography, you and the author refer to literary texts, everything - literary texts - that was it a means, well, to somehow pr

from childhood, by the way, he also studied at the law faculty of the psychoneurological institute in petrogradnot graduate, and babel, well i don’t know, maybe his family prepared him for this, but no, family, family of course not prepared, the family did not prepare for this, but you see, he really read a lot, that’s what concerns... the odessa commercial school, it gave a very good general education, it was at the odessa commercial school that babel taught , he spoke excellent french, yes he translated mapasan, he spoke several times at rallies in french in paris , and it was there that he became familiar with the french classics, which had a significant influence on... biographies by elena pogorelskaya and steve levine. just in case, i'm providing the exact link. very often, when illustrating your biography, you and the author refer to literary texts. after all, literary texts were a means of somehow processing life experience, expressing it, and or these were parallel things, but not every writer is so immersed. yes, well, babel himself, when, yes, yes, yes, in the thirty-first year , the

road, among the stars of crosses, pushkin, lermontov and gogol, mendeleev popov, through the fog of petrograde rains, i saw vernadsky in the sky, russian lighthouses, on the spiritual olympus, next to the big sky, you scraped the tables, versholokhov’s shushin, your memory triples, the stars are burning in the sky, this is russia in the sky. the moriki flax workers, russian sailors, here from pakombikom, the homeland of the lighthouse, our front-line soldiers, russian lighthouses, here the smakombikov, rodinaroya, our brother’s tea is brewed strong, we speak to the stars of the chorovok, smiling. for gagarin, time rushes forward, as in a fresco, in rublev’s from yesenin’s dreams, korolev and tselkovsky, pavlov and pirakov, with we are the dyags, lif and brodsky, levitan and syrup, pasternat and vysotsky, shukhov and vosnetsov, the snow of pokrovsky rises, we defeat enemies, beetles, horses, rokosovsky, chuikov’s pockets, moriki boxes, russian wash, here spokombikov, proti. coming off the stove, we have forgotten how to enjoy little things and be surprised. to feel the connection between gener

motherhood, by the way, it’s the only one where such, well, let’s say, bright from these pictures of petrogradr may not be stupid, but this is not the whole revolution, maybe this who knows, this is not a revolution at all, in general not everything is clear, well, you need to give birth to children well, and i know this, a real revolution, this is dialectics, yes, this, well , understanding, or something, to the babel of the revolution, he expressed in ... closed eyes, the pole closed my eyes, the old man whispers, barely audible, the pole, the evil dog, he takes the jew, pulls out his beard, oh the dog, they beat him with the evil dog, this is wonderful, this is a revolution, then the one who beat the pole , he says to me, register your gramophone, gidali, i love music, lady, i answer, revolutions, you don’t know what you love, gidali, i will shoot you, then you will know, i can’t help but shoot, because i am the revolution, it can’t help but shoot, gidali, i tell the old man, because she is the revolution, but the pole shot, my gentle sir, because he is a counter-revolution, and you shoot b

the ban will immediately affect four districts of the central, admiralty, petrograd and vasileostrovsky. tomorrow it will be possible to travel along them, which is called transit, you can't park here. the transport committee has published a detailed map of prohibited zones for kick-sharing scooters. parking lots will appear on the borders of these areas, there will be 40 of them, but some areas will not be affected by the moratorium, for example, the reclamation of vasilyevsky island. previously , the city introduced temporary restrictions on the movement of two-wheeled vehicles during periods of large-scale events, such as the st. petersburg...

kerensky was a member of the petrograd soviet and a member of the provisional government at the sametry. a striking analogy with today’s, very recent, time. so, the provisional government is destroying. this is who brings american money to the russian revolution, in fact. trotsky was arrested by the british in canada on suspicion of being a german spy. do you know why they let him go? because the provisional government demanded the release of trotsky from the british. and the british released trotsky, and he came to russia. yes, melyukov, the minister of foreign affairs of the provisional government, demanded the release of comrade trotsky. and otherwise who will overthrow the provisional government? now the bolshevik revolution, the bolsheviks themselves called it that, is happening in october. trotsky , this whole group that came from america by boat, antonov ovseenko, and many other revolutionaries, they joined the party in the summer of 1917, 2 months before the coup, they just joined the party, that is, they came without being members of the bolshevik party, but... someone broug

head of the department of applied botany and selection of the agricultural scientific committee in petrogradyears later, on his initiative , on the basis of this department, there arose... the all-union institute of botany and new crops, i really like the violation of newton’s basic law, the laws of inertia of rest, its transformation into inertia of movement, studying plants in laboratory conditions was not to the liking of the great scientist. vaillov wanted to observe them in the wild, where they grow. at the height of the first world war, he went on the first expedition to... modern iran to search for ancient varieties of wheat. over the next 24 years, vavilov made 180 expeditions. he was a truly large-scale man and a great scientist, he was able to discover fundamental patterns that helped him know exactly what to look for and where to look, this helped him, among the enormous many plants, very quickly find what you need in order to increase productivity, improve properties, improve disease resistance of main crops, expand the range, introduce new crops in our country. vavilov identifie

while famine is raging in petrograd, trains with wheat are rushing to berlin and vienna.n fellow citizens, the ukrainian reds. the job is done, total hunger germany is no longer in danger, and the germans change the tone of the negotiations, declaring an ultimatum: either russia agrees to all demands, or the war continues. firstly, this is the end of the war between russia and germany, secondly, the recognition of the agreement between germany and ukraine, thirdly, this is the withdrawal of part of the territories, well, there is. germany means with one stroke of the pen, losing the baltic states, poland, belarus, ukraine, and this is where trotsky declares his famous formula of neither peace nor war, within the framework. years of territory she returns to february eighteenth year. russia is losing territory, the bolsheviks are about to lose power, and the people are losing patience. by the end of february 1918 , trotsky's plans were going awry. petrograd is about to fall, in conditions of the almost inevitable loss of power, the bolsheviks are no longer left with the ide

the luxurious atelier of the bula family on nevsky54 was nationalized, now it is an atelier of the petrograd soviet, then the leningrad soviet. the brothers continue to work here. and then his funeral. alexander's elder brother was arrested and sent to solovki. his fate is sad, mysterious, he returned from the camp, but after that he disappeared. victor understood that he could follow his brother and handed over all the valuable negatives and photographs to the state. archive staff, film photo background documents another version. all photo studios and even photo circles of that era were taken into account. their workers were simply obliged to submit a chronicle of the revolution, the civil war, the life of the country of the soviets and its top officials. central archives. at the beginning of 1930 , photo negatives numbering 71,472 were received from the lentsovet photographic studio, which was the former photographic studio of the bula family. it is not possible to find out which of them belonged to victor, karl, alexander, but now most of the heritage of the bula family is in the archive

now this is the studio of the petrograd soviet, then lensovo.ions, funerals of victims of the revolution, filmed sergei kirov, and then his funeral. alexander's elder brother was arrested and sent to solovki. his fate is sad, mysterious, he returned from the camp, but after that he disappeared. victor understood that may follow his brother and handed over all valuable negatives and photographs to the state. the employees of the archive, film and photo background of documents have a different version: all photo studios and even photo circles in that era were taken into account. and their workers were simply obliged to hand over the chronicle of the revolution. civil war, the life of the country of the soviets and its top officials, in the central archives. at the beginning of 1930, from the photo studio of the leningrad city council, which was the former photo studio of the bula family, the central state archive received photo negatives numbering 71,472. which of them belonged to victor, karl, alexander, it is not possible to find out, but now mo

tickets and all that, when you need it yesterday, call in 2 hours, but i remember you, you worked in the petrogradunderstand? hello, hera, where are you? in short, there is a theme. snezhana gives tsysshchik to everyone. don't slow down, let's go. it’s him, yes, thank you, no problem, klim, when our guys are getting ready, in an hour, i’ll be in time. would you like some more tea, andrevich? hello, natalya petrovna, were you waiting? you don't mind, do you? let's talk at the same time. “greetings, i thought you wouldn’t call, the news is not the best, moscow doesn’t believe in tears, neither in words, they need proof, that means proof, then tell them, that today they will have them, i will give them the forelock of the same one who was allegedly killed 14 years ago, will this be considered evidence?” and the equipment, get out of the car, i said, run from behind the wheel, i’m listening, you have words, there is news ? so now you are my stepmother, it turns out, but like your dad, the eagle, he taught you foreign things, so that’s enough, if you want to shoot, shoot, i can’t hear this anymore, lis

the luxurious atelier of the bula family on nevsky 54 was nationalized, now it is an atelier of the petrogradouncil. brother. the walkie-talkie filmed the funeral of the victims of the revolution by sergei kirov, and then his funeral. alexander's elder brother was arrested, sent to solovki, his fate was sad, mysterious, he returned from the camp, but after that he disappeared. victor understood that he could follow his brother and handed over all the valuable negatives and photographs to the state. the employees of the archive, film and photo background of documents have a different version: all photo studios and even photo circles in that era were taken into account, their workers were simply obliged to hand over chronicle of revolution, civil war. life of the country of soviets and its top officials, central archives. at the beginning of 1930, from the photo studio of the leningrad city council, and this is the former photo studio of the bula family, the central state archive received photographic negatives numbering 71,472, which of them belonged to victor, karl, alexander, it is not possi

one of the most resonant trials in the petrograd court of st.own in the history of jurisprudence. the case that has been considered in the temple of themis for 30 years overgrown with legends. many nuances have to be restored and collected bit by bit. the shot fired at the russian pop legend igor tolkova in october 1991 still echoes to this day. the first court hearing is held behind closed doors without the accused. valery shlyafman also. he has been living in israel since 1992, by the way, he changed his last name there, now he is valery vysotsky, now vysotsky in 1991, a hitman, here he is in the operational footage , he was the concert director of igor tolkova, after the death of the singer a lot of things indicated it was precisely because of his guilt that a few months after the murder he left russia, escaping through ukraine to the promised land. moreover, from the ninety-second year to the present time this information. he appears, he can be extradited to the russian federation, he understands this, he is afraid of this, therefore he has

head of the department of applied botany and selection of the agricultural scientific committee in petrogradyears later, on his initiative , the all-union institute of botany and new crops arose on the basis of this department. “i really like the violation of newton’s basic law, the law of inertia of rest, turning it into inertia of motion. studying plants in laboratory conditions was not to the liking of the great scientist. vavilov wanted to observe them in living nature, where they grow. at the height of the first world war, he went on the first expedition to persia, modern iran." over the next 24 years , vavilov made 180 expeditions. vavilov, he was a truly large-scale man and a great scientist. he was able to discover fundamental patterns that helped him to know exactly what to look for and where to look. this helped him, among a huge variety of plants, very quickly find what he needed in order to increase productivity, improve properties, improve. resistance to diseases of main crops, expand the range, introduce new crops in our country. the mediterranean center, the ethiopian, the cen

now it is an atelier of the petrograd soviet, then the leningrad city council.and alexander also took part and therefore, accordingly, they carried out the tasks that were assigned to them. photo. council photographed top officials of the state, filmed important political events, photographs from the collection of russian national library, a photo session of the leader of the world proletariat lenin, victor also traveled with leon trotsky as his personal photographer, photographed demonstrations, funerals of victims of the revolution, photographed sergei kirov, and then his funeral. alexander's elder brother was arrested, sent to solovki, his fate was sad and mysterious, he returned from the camp, but after that. victor understood that he could follow his brother and released all the valuable negatives and photographs to the state. the employees of the archive, film-photo-background of documents have a different version: all photo studios and even photo mugs. in that era were taken into account, their workers were simply obliged to hand over the chronicle of the

pyotr kopitsa was born in kronshtat on july 8, 1894, lived in petrograd, in the winter of 1919-20, heht. his father, wife and two children died from the spanish flu. partly to help him survive the tragedy, but most importantly, because at that time kopitsa was already noticed as a very talented physicist. he is sent to rutherford in a coma. the difference is less than 10%, you won’t even notice this difference, the difference turned out to be very noticeable, because kopitsa proved that he is an extremely effective creative researcher. well, the research that he did proves this, of course, and rutherford understood this, they became very great friends on a personal level, in fact, rutherford gave the nickname crocodile to accumulate. from the study of alpha particles, peter kopitsa in the cambridge laboratory moved on to studying changes in the properties of materials in various magnetic fields. he was an engineering genius and came up with a variety of experimental setups. so he made machines to produce super-strong magnetic fields. this there was already quantum mechanics, which stu

from childhood, by the way, he also studied at the law faculty of the psychoneurological institute in petrograd, maybe his family prepared him for this, right? he read a lot, as for the odessa commercial school, it gave a very good general education, it was at the odessa commercial school that babel taught and spoke excellent french, and he translated mapasan, he spoke several times at rallies in french in paris . and it was there that he became familiar with the french classics, which had a considerable influence on his prose, that is , this is not a contradiction, but this is simply a different kind higher education, yes, which is still higher and secondary, yes, if we say, secondary higher, well, pushkin also studied, because the lyceum is a civil service academy, civil servants were trained there, gorchakov, for example, was the future chancellor, yes, and there... to process life experience, to express it, it was such a means, well, somehow , or these were parallel things, but not every writer is so immersed in precisely, well, personal circumstances, this probably doesn’t happen to everyo

russian road among the star crosses, pushkin, lermontov and gogol, mendeleev, popov, through the fog of petrogradbring all the rains, i saw vevernaskis, russian lighthouses, on a spiritual olympus, next to the big sky, an osprey. from pokombikov rocky normalko teanosh strong brother brewed with the speeches of the stars round dance smiling gagarin time rushes forward like in a fresco on rublevskaya from yesenin's dreams, korolev and tselkovsky pavlov and pirogues, with us are dyagi, lif and brodsky, levitan and sirov, parsnip and vysotsky, shukhov and vosnetsov, the pokrovsky snow rises, defeating enemies, beetles, konevsovsky, karma shif and chuykov. chekhov, tyuchev and mandelstam, st. petersburg, donetsk and vyborg, grozny and taganrok, russia has made a choice, and this choice is god, the shutters are open into space, among the fields of gold, our time has come, this is the time of our own, wash, russians, spokombiks here. above the lighthouse, our front-line soldiers, russian lighthouses, here from the pakombiks, the homeland of the moyaks. garmoza, mikhail mikhailovich, gunner of the 152-mm

from childhood, by the way, he also studied at the law faculty of the psychoneurological institute in petrograddidn’t prepare for this, but you see, he’s really very i read a lot, as for the odessa commercial school, it provided a very good general education, it was at the odessa commercial school that babel taught and had an excellent command of french, and he translated mapasan, he spoke several times at rallies in french in paris , and he... and i’ll say again that ivan goncharov, avtoblomov, also spent 9 years in a commercial school, which is located on ostozhenka, opposite turgenev’s house in the very center of moscow. wasn't here now, but i noticed please note that in this fundamental biography it is called a life description, the authors elena pogorelskaya and steve levin, just in case, i am making an exact link, you very often, when illustrating the biography, you also refer to literary texts, after all, artistic texts - it was a means to somehow process the experience of life. i wrote to my mother that, after a long break, i published it again, in the next one in the same series, yes,

chkhiidze there, for example, judging by everything, there was nikolai chkhiidze, the future leader of the petrograd of the leaders of the right mensheviks, and he was a member of the masonic organization, this political masonic organization, but this freemasonry was revived in russia quite late, we have not yet talked about that break, how.. , which was a huge break from the beginning, in fact, from the 19th century, there from the twenty-second year to the very end of the nineteenth, the beginning of the 20th century, yes, but you yourself still said one very important word, and the decembrists came out of the classical one. freemasonry, that is, they began to act already, already outside. of this classic regular freemasonry, western freemasons began to slowly revive freemasonry in all, so to speak, countries of the former warsaw pact, and there, dividing the regions among themselves, as if troubles, in the czech republic and slovakia the germans helped to revive freemasonry, in hungary, the austrians, in yugoslavia and romania, the italians, and here in poland the french. well , why are the frenc

petrograd soviet, one of the leaders of the right- wing mensheviks, yes, he was a member of the masonicof this political masonic organization, but this freemasonry was revived in russia quite late, we have not yet talked about the break that there was, a huge break from the beginning, in fact, from the 19th century century, there from the twenty-second year to the very end of the 19th, beginning of the 20th century. yes, but you yourself still said one very important word. regions seem to have troubles among themselves, but in the czech republic and slovakia the germans, hungarians, austrians helped to revive freemasonry, in yugoslavia and romania, the italians. in russia, first there were liberal masons, here they are, this is the grand orient of france, so to speak, yes, the very next year, so to speak, regular masons appeared, they began to dominate, in the end, that means, in the year ninety-five, the great lodge of russia, it must be said that there is a rule that there are lodges in every country, they are united by a grand lodge, it is, as it were, above them. but so that to crea

intelligence, but that’s a completely different story, in january 1917 a conference of entente allies met in petrogradltitatuli historian compares it with the meeting in yalta in 1945. germany’s defeat was obvious. at the conference they discussed including the post-war russian structure. english circles played a very vile and negative role in relation to their ally, as the english representative in parliament wrote, our government sent agents of its agents to the ally country in order to carry out a coup. we are also talking about the role of the british embassy personally of ambassador buchan. in the february revolution, not only will it not be necessary to share victory with russia, even in the summer, that is, before the bolsheviks came to power, in the materials of the second bureau of military intelligence of france, the territory of an ally is proposed to be considered one of the richest colonies, the word occupation is already heard. the materials of the french foreign ministry indicate: on december 23, 1917, an agreement was concluded between france and great britain on the division of sphere

no mistake, vladimir mikhailovich, the jeep followed krasavin from his house to the address on the petrograd ran away, i’ll call you now, i know you, in battle, rita. hi, hi, listen, where is katya? kate? so she quit, how, how did she quit, when? i came running today, didn’t say anything, wrote a statement, all so sunny, are you doing something? started? listen, you’re not confusing anything, but i ’m not confusing anything, she wrote a statement in front of me, but you didn’t know, you knew, wait, why did she quit, she didn’t say, you ’re going somewhere, you’re just tired of working, sorry, ok, “hello, stas, it’s me, how ’s the situation, how kind of you to remember me, the same situation, chases, captures, shootouts, in a word , everyday life, yes, the beauty has received outdoor advertising, it seems like he’s being herded, now ..." by the way, i’m going to find out with my back openly who they are, they accepted the beauty, he’s alone, stas, i'm flying, i'll be there in 15 minutes, wait for me, okay. katya, katyusha, don’t worry, we’re not here for long, but i understand, misha, there’s

first from childhood, by the way, he studied at the law faculty of the psychoneurological institute in petrogradsa commercial school, it gave a very good general education, it was at the odessa commercial school that babel taught, he spoke excellent french, and he translated mapasan. he spoke several times at rallies in french in paris, and it was there that he became familiar with the french classics, which had a considerable influence on his prose, that is, this is not a contradiction, but this is simply a different kind of higher education, yes, which is still higher and secondary, yes, if we say, secondary higher, well, pushkin also studied, because the lyceum is a civil service academy, in person. in the new world a story was supposed to come out in the basement, he wrote to his mother that, after a long break, i published it again, in the next one in the same series, right? there will be a story, which i will later unite under the general title of the story of my dovecote, they are all about childhood, but of course a lot of it was made up, as he himself said yes, in my opinion in the base

central, admiralty, petrograd. and vasily ostrovsky, that is, there will no longer be, for example, abandonedden, and if there are no free scooters nearby, then there will be fewer trips on them, which means fewer injuries, which often ends up happening. report by valery kuznetsov. some go to work, others just enjoy the beauty of st. petersburg. the electric scooter today is perhaps one of the most popular means of transportation. it’s difficult to accelerate in the streets in the central part of the city, here it ’s more about how not to hit someone, and how to remain unharmed, the sidewalks in some places are only a meter wide, and the road turns...

there, on one of the islands of the petrograd country , there is the mayak apartment.r calls her st. petersburg harbor, where time drops anchor from time to time, coming to the northern capital for weekends and holidays. architects maxim zhukov and viktor stefan received an irregularly shaped space; they did not change the developer’s planning decisions. the open space structure was preserved to the maximum. there is little privacy, but there are opportunities for parties. wide, perhaps it’s too bright for everyday life, but for a fun, bright weekend, with a bunch of photos, these parties, and so on, it’s generally just right. so that the interior looks as clean and spacious as possible, all systems the storage was built-in, there are a lot of them, but they are not visible. one of the interesting solutions in the living room is a wide bench that surrounds the tabletop, you can work at it, or you can sit, it goes into steps leading to the upper... level, such a mezzanine cannot be called a full floor, but it may well be useful for that it immediately reveals the loft s

foreign institutions simply ceased to obey petrograd. the bolshevik party sent to people's commissariat of its most educated people. cases were taken not only by the bolsheviks, but by educated revolutionaries of other parties who consciously went over to the side of the new government. in addition to internal sabotage, trotsky had to face the problem of non-recognition abroad. almost all countries and russian ambassadors abroad declared a boycott of the new government. the reaction to october was at first embarrassing, but then it was the diplomats, laris melikov, and nabokov, maklakov, many others, they, and... began to communicate in a certain way between each other in order to form a unified position, what was the unified position? to generalize, then any violent seizure of power is a quote, yes, but it was not welcomed, and accordingly, there could be no recognition of the october revolution, and accordingly the bolshevik government too, so they began to form such a kind of unified council, advisory a body centered in paris to... le

and their apartment in a former apartment building in the petrograd country is an example of how harmoniousdid ultra-modern showrooms, and he had to look in like that, god, how do you do this, that this is some kind of horror, 300 m, look how much she looks like you, the same chick like you, little lipped, the origins of this passion of maria for antiquity begin in her family history, grandparents. in the palace, but not because they were of royal blood, just a large menchikovsky palace in orneenbaum near st. petersburg, after the revolution it belonged to the military for a long time, grandfather developed a torpedo for submarines, the secret battery was quite located in the palace for a long time aroniimbaum and all the families of scientists lived in the gallery of this palace, this phrase is still preserved by my mother, she remembers something and says: well, when we lived in the palace, there was such and such, and you shudder so much every time from this phrase. as a child, maria felt like a crown princess; when she grew up, she studied to be a designer and began to draw castles. fro

practice was carried out by a certain ivchenka alexey yuryevich , born in eighty-five, registered on the petrogradt went through. .. tangent, the wound is not dangerous, but to avoid infection, you must go to your clinic with a bandage, understand me, i promise, your profession is dangerous, and living is also dangerous, give me a hand, well, judging by your scars, this is for you not the first time, don’t feel sorry for yourself, think about your loved ones, i thought, but i can’t remember anyone, i’m an orphan, well, am i alive, alive, a shirt? well, it looks like the guy i met didn’t live on one salary, this morning the collectors at the car repair shop were robbed, three were killed, and the banknote numbers, ivchenko’s bags match those stolen, but that’s enough, well, now it’s clear that he shot, he’s coming after... a shooting, the cops are here, whoever you want will lose their nerve, but what do you have against him? kidnapping, possibly followed by death six months ago, but what does he say himself? how can he say anything when you broke his jaw? well, he started it first, right? and yes,

and their apartment in a former apartment building in the petrograd country, an example of how harmoniouskov palace in oraneenbaum near st. petersburg belonged for a long time after the revolution military. grandfather developed a torpedo for submarines. and the secret battery was sufficiently housed in the palace of aronia baumma for a long time. and all the families of scientists lived in the gallery of this palace. my mother still has this phrase; she remembers something and says: “well.” when we lived in the palace, there was such and such, and you shudder every time from this phrase. as a child, maria felt like a crown princess; when she grew up, she studied to be a designer and began to draw castles. from idealistic ideas about a house, a french crystal chandelier of the 19th century, in which once upon a time there were candles. it is adjacent to a brick wall, a steel hood, and a modern monoblock kitchen, where everything is a wall, cabinets, and countertop. the apron is made in one shade of champignon. maximum functionality. even the plinths are made removable so that you can also

. , great, a jeep was blown up in petrograd, two corpses, get ready, are you going? up, come on. i urgently need a certificate for the tee, i don’t understand, zheka, why aren’t you at the morgue? zheka, what’s the matter, i need a certificate in uralic, i need to close the case, i still have time before march, but i need the car keys, what happened, in short, lariska’s brother was going to the dacha, he lost three times while drunk, but there’s more lariska i need everyone, i went to find out, but they got her in the eye, the local cops are protecting them, now i’ll make them laugh, roman georgievich, here is a certificate. donchenko has already arrived, yes, they are waiting for you, i’ll be right there, okay, so where do you say, it’s located, it ’s not far from vitebsky, they’re dragging suckers from the metro to the train shakolio, give me the keys, put down the baton. we found out everything as quickly as possible, why the car moved and what happened then, well, i checked everything, the documents are where, everything, i’m securing the third one, well, there w

the plant was liquidated, and the remains of the tableware equipment were transported on barges to petrograde is definitely needed here. i decided to talk to a researcher at the museum of artistic culture of the novgorod land, in which has an exposition: the museum porcelain workshop. the state museum of artistic culture of the novgorod land is located on the territory of the tithe monastery, an architectural monument of the 14th century. by the way, it was at this place, in 1170, during the famous battle of the novgorodians with the suzzdolians, that the miraculous icon of the sign was taken out, which according to. the exhibition of the museum's porcelain workshop was opened recently on march 17, 2011. on this day in 1850, ivan emelyanovich kuznetsov, the founder of the production of porcelain tableware in novgorod region. he is a cousin of barat matvey sedorovich kuznetsov, who is also called the porcelain king, so pompously . works for his cousin for some time, but at the age of 28 he decides on an independent career, he carefully chooses a place where there will be minimal competition a

vasiliev was the owner of a company that owned half of the shopping centers in the petrograd region and this one, what’s his name, has a wife and seven shelves, so there’s no talk about anything, oh, and then, what you won’t do anything for the sake of your beloved friend, or whatever, well, thank you, dear, roma, this is what you give me now.” who? and the fact that eight people committed suicide after selling their business? and how many people sold and didn’t finish, and how many people finished and didn’t sell, this business was sold suddenly, it was sold for pennies, and the people who work for the apostle are not enough? well, here’s a version for you, come on, they owed the apostle and their business. paid off their debts, and then committed suicide out of grief, by the way, you didn’t find out, the apostle only absorbed these eight companies or squandered even more, but he bought another 50 companies after the crisis, and that all 50, all are alive, which is what was required to prove, zheka, bodrunov had frenodol in his blood, and he was involved in all eight of these murders,

it’s interesting that we are now not underground, but under... the petrograd side and vasilievsky island about this staircase, of course, there will be cupids, in fact, of such an erotic and frivolous nature. this is of course a reference to neoampi. the building itself was built in 1911 , and in this way the expensive, rich grand staircases were decorated. in such houses there are apartments for daily rent, mini-hotels, you want atmosphere, please, but be careful, there is a possible view from the window into the courtyard of a well, it makes you sad, then you will be taken home gifts, here again is a meme from st. petersburg with apathy and indifference. brighten up the impression of the quintessence of st. petersburg, rubenstein street, who came for what? some are academic theatres, others are on a tour of places up to vlatov, the third are bars, and after that the first one to go to the bridges is dvortsovy. while large ships will come to the neva, in 20 minutes small tourist boats will have time to leave on the water and it will be safe. the best view is from the arrow. surprisingly

not necessary, where did it come from, from the duty officer’s information on personnel, that in the petrograd heavy, now the authorities will swoop in and erase all traces. in jackson's games he will be tortured until he's blue in the face, and i need any clue. they left the dacha in a hurry, so they could have left something behind, so go there, okay? fine. georgivich, on the same day, both faith and guys, what a misfortune. damn place. what place? police, well, hello, lyosha, shillov, you, well, did you just fall from the moon? no, i studied in moscow for six months. teaching, light. where is your friend, mishanya gavrilov? drug control is also an adult profession. but tell me how you fight drugs. shillov, come on, the cops got to the bottom of us, what we did to them, what do you think, they dug up something for our exit, but they couldn’t wait for us, 15 years have passed, they could have, they couldn’t, stop talking, clearly one. aidar gave us a hard time, he knows about the dacha, he steamed in the bathhouse there with us, at our expense with our chicks, and now he turned us all in, wel

that’s a completely different story, in january 1917 a conference of allies on the entente was held in petrograde defeat of germany was obvious; the conference also discussed the post-war system and the russian empire. as the english representative in parliament wrote, our government sent agents, its agents, to the ally country so that the coup d'etat, including the role of the british embassy personally by ambassador buchan in... the revolution, sharing victory with russia not only will have to, back in the summer, that is, before the bolsheviks came to power, in the materials of the second bureau of military intelligence france, the territory of an ally is proposed to be considered one of the richest colonies, the word occupation is already heard. in the materials of the french ministry of defense: on december 23, 1917 , an agreement was concluded between france and great britain on the division of spheres of influence in russia, according to secret agreements, the british , among other things, intended to gain control over the oil-bearing north caucasus. now there is a memorial complex of her