did you know that there are only three st. sophia cathedrals.. according to legend, the lovers' bridge is literally charged with eternal love. polish newlyweds come here for the obligatory photo shoot, lovers make an appointment for kisses. true, during his during her walk, lena did not meet a single kissing couple; apparently, the weather was not for kissing. boris's stone is located near the st. sophia cathedral. i went to him. prince boris ruled polosk at the very beginning of one of the... centuries and such voluns were not uncommon, although only four such stones have survived to this day: here is one pebble, and there are three more pebbles somewhere below. this boulder is called the boris stone, since the inscription on it, which i unfortunately cannot find due to the snow, was made by the prince of polotsk. boris vseslavich. the pagans asked such stones for fertility. and even after the adoption of christianity, they still continued to worship such stones. that's why boris ordered crosses to be carved on them as a symbol of the new faith

sophia cathedral, created in the 11th century, the spiritual center of the novgorod republic, it wasonostases, mosaics, and decor were taken away from here , the image of the savior almighty in the central dome was destroyed, frescoes and gilded lining of the domes were damaged, the nazis used it for souvenirs, they made basins and cigarette cases from it. the iconostases were returned after the war. in 2002 it was possible to find out that the spaniards from the blue division stole a gilded cross with a dove, which crowned the cathedral and decorated the chapel of the engineering academy in madrid with it. only as a result of negotiations by the president. in spain the cross creaked, but was returned after 2 years, here it is near the iconostasis. the spaniards were given an exact copy of the shrine. the blue division looted chaotically, the germans had a system of brigades of art experts who determined what was most valuable and should be exported to germany. the novgorod museum alone, think about this figure, lost 30,000 masterpieces. at forty we were eight years old. a truly joyf

sophia cathedral, created in the 11th century, is the spiritual center of the novgorod republic. looted. iconostases, mosaics, and decor were taken from here. the image of the almighty savior in the central dome perished. the frescoes were damaged. the nazis allowed the gilded lining of the domes to souvenirs, basins and cigarette cases were made from it. the iconostases were returned. after the war in 2002, it was possible to find out that the spaniards from the blue division stole a gilded cross with a dove that crowned the cathedral and decorated the chapel of the engineering academy in madrid with it, only as a result of negotiations between president vladimir putin and the king of spain, the cross creaked, but was returned after 2 years, here it is near the iconostasis, the spaniards were presented with an exact copy of the saints, the blue division was chaotically looting, the germans had a system, brigades of art historians determined what was most valuable and subject to export to germany. the novgorod museum alone, think about this figure, lost 30,000 masterpieces. in 19

sophia cathedral. construction of the st. sophia cathedral. he really wanted this cathedral, and polotsk in general, to become equal to kiev and novgorod, so that something big, significant and beautiful would appear. the correct answer to this question is: yes. fifth question: is it true that until the 15th century , tomatoes were considered poisonous? time! novel? i think this is an option, yes, because people in antiquities may have thought that red and many berries were poisonous. red and thought it was just overgrown, that is , they didn’t eat borscht, didn’t use radishes, beets, solely because of the color, hmm, maybe they used beets, but there were no tomatoes, okay, interesting thought, ivan, i’m somewhere i read that they were really considered poisonous, since they are from america, oh, well, that’s it, period, yes, in my opinion, that’s how, um, they think, what is it, and what, something good can come from there ? are you up to this? people didn’t know then, that’s all got crazy. correct an

sophia cathedral, and it was precisely general kurt herzog who was accused of what he promised his friendhe oberburgmaster instanburga in a gift, this very monument to the millennium of russia, and only the offensive, only the liberation of novgorod prevented him from doing this. when the red army entered novgorod. republic, it was completely plundered, iconostasis, mosaics, decor were taken from here , the image of the savior almighty in the central dome was destroyed, frescoes and gilded lining of the domes were damaged, the nazis used it for souvenirs, they made basins and cigarette cases from it. the iconostases were returned after the war. in 2002, it was discovered that the spaniards from the blue division stole a gilded cross from the dove that crowned the cathedral was used to decorate the chapel of the engineering academy in madrid. in spain the cross creaked, but was returned after 2 years. here he is near the iconostasis. the spaniards were given an exact copy of the shrine. blue division chaotic looting. the germans had a system. teams of art historians determined what was mos

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sophia cathedral.on the coordinates to the command. the first blow to enemy fortifications and guns was delivered by artillery and fpv drones. and only when the militants lost their main forces did an assault group move out to clear the dugouts, which was finally occupied by the fortified area. russian. trying to stop the advance of our units, ukrainian formations are mining the approaches to their positions, but this does not stop our fighters; to create safe corridors for the passage of people and equipment, they use the specialized ur-77 complex. it is dangerous for a very long time by human forces, this installation will help. do there during there 1 minute, moving forward is impossible through a minefield, that is, any infantry fighting vehicle tank, it will stop, this vehicle is in a minefield, then, to prevent this from happening, there should be no stops, accordingly, to avoid stops, you need to make a passage, the course has worked , all the mines have scattered, a passage 6 m wide opens, at a

sophia cathedral; he really wanted this cathedral, and polotsk in general, to become equal to kiev anduld appear. the correct answer to this question is yes. fifth question: is it true that until the 14th century , tomatoes were considered poisonous? time? roman , i think that this is an option yes, because people in ancient times could think that red and, and many berries that were poisonous, were also red and thought that it was just overgrown, that is, they did not eat borscht, did not consume, radishes, beets, solely because of the color , hmm... yes, they were really considered poisonous, but here’s an interesting fact, why they were considered poisonous, in the period from the 15th to the 18th century on dishes, well, from which, in fact, they ate, on dishes . such a special enamel was used, it contained a huge amount of lead oxide, so what is contained in the tomato reacted with lead oxide, all together, this cocktail could really harm a person, but in fact there is nothing harmful in tomatoes. sixth question: you it is true that the teacher of the green school was named asya. t

sophia's cathedral was either inspired by sophia. equal to kiev and novgorod, so that something big,s. the correct answer to this question is: yes. fifth question: is it true that until the 18th century , tomatoes were considered poisonous? time! roman, i think this is an option. yes, because people in ancient times could think that red and many berries that were poisonous were also red and thought that it was just overgrowth, that is, they did not eat borscht, did not eat radishes, beets, solely because of the color, m , maybe they used beets, but not tomatoes, okay, interesting idea, ivan, i read somewhere that they were really considered poisonous, yes? how are they from america, oh well, that’s the point , they think so, what is it, and can something good come from there? besides, people didn’t know then, well, everything about america. correct answer: yes , they were indeed considered poisonous, but here’s an interesting fact, why they were considered poisonous, in the period from the 15th to the 18th century, on the dishes, well, from which they actually ate , such a special en

, about st. sophia cathedral, where it is located, about vladimir mulyavin, well, probably.ut share your emotions when you saw that you passed the fourth round, this is the moment when you have a controversial, controversial moment, here you are, i was 150% sure that i would not pass, that i would immediately turn red. there to burn, and then, and then, i looked that i was orange, yes, i still thought that then i would light up red, but a pessimist, an alarmist, i looked who lit up red, i was sure that i was there, looking at stepan, alice, looking for my name, and then i realized that i had come after all, i look, i’m blue, i’m very i was overjoyed and wanted to scream. congratulations, and i go to the main site to congratulate matvey. ours today! the game is over, this means that we can congratulate and reward the winner, this is for you , please accept it, matvey, as the winner, please share your impressions of the game, well, in my opinion, the most the second, third rounds were difficult, the second because for me they had the most difficult questions, the third because

here in the cathedral of st.ve already joined the ocu, and the ukrainian post office issued stamps with the image of the pochaev lavra of the time. it is assumed that after the ukrainian orthodox church is expelled from it, it will be transferred to the greek catholics, so it turns out that there is no one to inform the pope about what is happening under his banner, unless, of course, he himself is aware of everything what is happening, if we are talking about expansion to the east, if we are talking about the organization, the so-called... if our ancestors were once offended, and i don’t know if there are people on the territory of the two states of russia and ukraine who are not offended by the authorities, i don’t know, it seems to me that no , accordingly, we have the opposite, enemy force, which believes that there is something to fight with, we were offended, our ancestors in the limbic system, we also have this... they insist that we had there was a holodomor, we had it, i don’t know, the army swept throug

in st.g, the tomb of the russian tsars, uh, there paid entrance, but the truth, of course, is not as much as it is now 25 euros for hagia sophia, for the peter and paul cathedral, respectively, there is around 5 euros, it turns out, well, in the coming days , tickets for vayu sophia will be available online for tourists planning a trip to turkey, in particular istanbul, needs... take into account not only inflation, which is double-digit here, but plan their trip, choose attractions and buy tickets on the internet if they do not want to stand in line and yes, leila, thank you for the detailed, interesting story, i will remind you, in direct communication my colleague leila alnazarova was from turkey. in germany , mass protests by farmers resumed this morning; the largest protest is taking place in berlin; agricultural workers on 2 thousand tractors and trucks blocked traffic on the capital's streets. we find out what the demonstrators are trying to achieve from our european correspondent, re