the name of the ancestor is placed like a root at its base, and on the trunk, branches are the names of portraits and coats of arms of his descendants; the genealogical tree itself is a variant of the world characteristic of ancient and medieval ideas about the world, as a variation, an image of the tree of human life arises. it unites the ancestors of the current living generations and descendants to the present day. lisa thought that she knew everything or almost everything about her own family, but so far she does not even guess what kind of quiet wolves are hidden in her pedigree as in one of the roles to the cinema. she played the fate of her great-grandmother. and why didn’t she become liza boyarskaya elizabeth bruise? i try to extract as much as possible all the information that is useful to me on the internet, so family. well, i know this, the father is the original eduardovich lubyan olga nikolaevna mikhail boyarsky, son, daughter elizaveta, in order to understand where to start searching for her roots, liza

refers to the website of our program, which contains detailed instructions and advice from specialists in the field of genealogical research. after that, lisa takes the first step towards compiling her the pedigree starts a conversation with the parents and finds out what they know about their ancestors. i'm already at the airport. come on, mikhail sergeevich boyarsky, the main musketeer of the soviet cinema, is a native native. sergey boyarsky and ekaterina melentyeva father of lisa and sergey boyarsky i wanted to ask myself, i just thought that now there are a huge number of opportunities to find your roots. i need you to tell me, at least just some strings to pull, so that i, because you need to understand, what documents to look for, you understand? this the great patriotic war, which

destroyed everything that was possible in our family. to draw something from our ancestors burned in the blockade something was sold tome and all books all documents all this was confiscated plundered and so on in a conversation with my father. lisa is waiting for the first discovery. mikhail sergeevich tells his daughter the story of a hundred years ago, which changed the name of their family, it turns out that liza boyarskaya could be elizabeth bruise, and the whole country would know the most popular actor as mikhail bruise, yes, our last name, yes, and even i saw a monument in chicago. fignyuk to one of the polish governors, as they broke there, fought with our home archivist. katya boyarskaya, whom i send all letters, all

photographs, all documents, everything is stored with her, i will ask her to find out. i still think that we will find to dig to the end, what do you want is not an idea, who are we the same whom the church prays to? it is clear for whom they know us an ax. about them, we turn less for help to mikhail sergeevich's cousin ekaterina boyarskaya for many years, aunt liza has been studying family history, collecting memories diaries and photos of ancestors to collect all possible information about your relatives. we need to go to the places where they lived and worked. liza and ekaterina go to the st. petersburg komissarzhevskaya theater on the wall, which was played only by the boyar brothers nikolai, ekaterina's father and sergei, mikhail's father and grandfather liza. please go here, our

story, go. enjoy. so let's look at some more. maybe we're looking here. here is sergei sanych lizochka where is grandfather, sergei's performance was amazing alexandrovich boyarsky, the son of a priest, the founder of the theatrical dynasty of the boyarskys, was born in st. petersburg, the son of mikhail sibenyuk. and ekaterina bayanovskaya, the father of mikhail and grandfather liza boyarskaya papa , of course, looks like a grandfather, it’s incredible, it seems that now misha has begun to develop in weight with age. look here. marriage is here. my daddy on the left of the lieutenant is alive, akin was a wonderful performance. nikolai alexandrovich boyar

st. petersburg, catherine's father and mikhail boyarsky's uncle here i see, i see, here they are side by side side by side, as in life grandfather uncle kolya is the kindest sentimental idea. seryozha had the same kindness, affectionate look, a smile for everything. everything turned on. yes, all the spotlights were lit. so even scary. as i understand it, the little one was running. and from there, from behind the scenes, her first performances in profile. look. i think he sees and hears. lisa

boyarskaya continues to research her pedigree ; she already knows that her father's ancestors belonged to an old polish family. now she it is necessary to collect as much information as possible on the mother's side. larisa originalovna, lubyan, theater and film actress was born in tashkent, the wife of mikhail and the mother of lisa and sergei boyars. the most interesting thing that my father's parents met was that before the trip to tashkent, the gypsy told the grandmother that she would soon leave somewhere far to the south. central asia and met their fate happened there. she came to tashkent and met her grandfather there. there they got married, started a family, built a house. and grandfather eduard alexandrovich when tashkent is

there was a russian colony, he came there as a teacher. everything in the military school during the war, my grandmother had to change nationality for a bribe. to my children from germans to estonians, because persecution began for the germans. lisa always knew that her mother was from tashkent, but today she learns that her maternal ancestors lived in st. petersburg before the revolution, when and how the loupians came to russia is unknown. this is one of those questions that liza will have to answer, my surname is lukyan, ancient latin, the surname means quiet wolf, very pots. if anything, keep in mind, you can quietly destroy someone. in general, i suspected that this must mean what it is. moreover, i know that you also know that there was some sort of seal, a family coat of arms

or some kind of our seal. there the wolf sits on a stump and plays. liza doesn't know when and under what circumstances representatives of the lupyan clan appeared in st. petersburg. follow the advice of our program's website. she looks for this information in city address books. about your research you will be helped by targeted books, address books, otherwise, i was issued in the russian empire at the beginning of the 19th century. this is an analogue of modern city directories. they contain information about government officials about firms about ministries, but above all. they have information about gadsky households, studying this information. you can find your relative. in the book of addresses of st. petersburg for 1824, lisa finds the first mention of the name of lupyan, a certain karl lupyan, a

merchant of the third guild lived and had a shop at nevsky prospect, 29. this is an internal side of the house, 29, there really is something for me, when i came here at the age of seventeen to go to college from my famous tashkent, i had the feeling that i had returned home. this is the dampness of st. petersburg dullness. for some reason, she immediately seemed to me like this, such a dear, beloved. i immediately know, as if in the pool all this dived into this petersburg such a gray day, i probably felt that i was home. yes, just surprisingly, another discovery for lisa is the fact that among her distant relatives there was a person about whom she already the famous artist vladimir karlovich heard a lot. where are we going, daughter? mom now recognizes him, what kind of asks me only uncomfortable. i'll come to you to some strangers who have exhibitions and the author of the catalog of works by the artist

vladimir nupiano. looked, generally speaking, one of the oldest members. e of the association of the master of analytical art filonovsky, that is, this is the association of the twenties. around the great artist pavel filonov, the philang built a painting, as a biological organism said with dots that it was precisely this biological analytics that was a biological structure, but lupiano was more likely something mechanically electrical, because he loved two such terms as quanta cosmos, some amazing such scientific-type cavemen vladimir karlovich lupyan, a relative of lisa in line. lubyanok was born in the city of velikiye luki in 1892. he graduated from the st. petersburg academy of arts. representative of the leningrad avant-garde, one of the brightest artists from the circle of pavel filonov. amazing, listen, he looks like my dad. do you remember, here

by your photo? e your e, grandma? well, how is muti my dregs? yes, they all look like a type, like a very similar. listen to be stunned. you can, so to speak, with them, but a special person was the muse of his daughter vladimir karlovich, comrade the muse of stupidity, this is the daughter of vladimir karlovich, her fate was tragic. she went to central asia apparently she was already forced to leave there, she married the son of settlers. these are some tragic stories of the thirties, she moved to st. petersburg, was without work, again began to go to the filons. again they became friends with her died son and filonov wrote for you carried him in his arms. that is, it is surprising if someone had such a kind of human. because he was a very special person, that was in loupian music and in the forty-second year after the

teacher. she died, uh, in leningrad, under blockade. this is such a tragic fate. and now, of course, probably the last surprise. i will show you in the collection of one collector. i found ivanov 's cap. andrey, i found a portrait. muse, loupian. this work is already the end of the thirties here on the easel. it seems to me that your mother looks like you, or you look more like you don’t eat at all. i don’t know this at all, maybe something in the image and likeness. so you just have to touch a little bit. touch and exchange energies. after all, every thing has its own energy. thank you very much that we have such an amazing relative, it is very nice

to hear that there was such a wonderful person in our family, we can be proud. vladimir lupyan lived and worked in leningrad, he died only in 1983. perhaps he even visited performances with the participation of larisa lupyan. they could intersect on the streets of the city, but never met. in the third year, seryozha was even born, he was already 3 years old, that is, purely theoretically. this would, of course, be possible to meet, it's okay, even now we met, so to speak, virtually. well, yes, i am very happy. lisa has already made many important

discoveries. she found out that the lupyan family moved to st. petersburg at the beginning of the 19th century, visited the lutheran church of st. catherine by parishioners, whom her ancestors were, and learned that the famous st. petersburg artist. vladimir lupyan, not just her mother's cousin. next, liza will have to unravel the mystery of the boyar family hidden within the walls of st. isaac's cathedral to find out how her great-grandfather stopped prayers by the black funnel and discover that the paths of the boyars and the beat crossed for a long time. see you, her parents. the family lived in this house number 29. opposite, exactly opposite, the bayanovsky family worked in the bank, and thus the family, lupian and bayanovsky, stood opposite each other and already looked at each other and only met in the 20th century. in the st. petersburg office

the modest clerk alexander aleksandrovich lupyan worked at the state bank, and the director of the state bank was nikolai ignatyevich, buinovsky, another great-grandfather. today, in the former building of the state bank is located in the st. petersburg university of economics and finance, the university is reminiscent of literally recent years of student life and in this way. it turns out that my great-great-grandfather walked along these corridors along the line of the boyar military. and my great-great-grandfather along the line of lupyan walked together along one corridor and could not think that in some 100 years their great-great-great-great-great-nukes would meet each other if they gave up a new one single genus, and would continue it further. and who knows, maybe the great-grandchildren of students who do not notice each other in these corridors will come here today in 100 years in search of their

ancestry. about great-grandfather lisa boyarskaya nikolai bayanovsky served as director of the state bank of the russian empire, the main bank of pre-revolutionary russia, the bank was established in in accordance with the decree of emperor alexander ii at the end of the 19th century, russia's gold reserves amounted to about a billion rubles, or 800 tons of pure gold. it's even scary to touch. the case of nikolai ignatievich buinovsky, well, grandpa, how many things are there? nikolai ignatievich, bainovsky was born in st. petersburg, mikhail's great-grandfather and great-great-grandfather liza boyarskaya in this talmud collected simply unique documents. here is the first one of the first that i came across is no

more no less evidence. about birth baptism of my great-great-grandfather nikolai ignatievich bayanovsky, i can hardly imagine what year it was all buinovsky made a dizzying career from a simple teacher to the director of a state bank, he owned sugar factories in the podolsk kiev province. he controlled the gold mining of the largest mines in russia under soviet rule, bayanovsky continued to work in a bank and retired only in 1927 . he was very strict, pedantic, insane. head of the petersburg bank, who after revolution was abandoned, as a major specialist is extremely concentrated, so the insanely absent-minded father said that when you enter the office seriously, then learn how to eat. i took testicles under my nose to the office, testicle, study sergey,

then a piece of butter, then salt. well, in general, it’s no worse than strelchik’s son’s film. as long as he did it, you could steal anything you wanted to use it. at first he dragged his grandfather did not notice. nothing to tell anything broadcast. it was possible to pick up some golden pen from the table, then he dragged everything, it sticks out. dad asked, there he exchanged some chocolates for cigarettes. ekaterina nikolaevna bayanovskaya, the only daughter of nikolai ignatievich and yulia pavlovna bayanovsky, great-grandmother lisa boyarskaya ekaterina received an excellent education, was fluent in several

foreign languages, played in student performances, studied at bestuzhev courses. this building housed the former women's bestuzhev courses. by the way, there is a sign here. just me i know that my great-grandmother met here, and we great-grandfather, he was a teacher. she was a student, and they, uh, had a beautiful beautiful romantic story. i just want to look at this building and just imagine how their meeting could happen. bestuzhev courses are considered the first women's university in russia. it was a special educational institution girls who were going to devote themselves to the sciences entered here. they cut their hair short and smoked cigarettes of the usual kursish female share. they studied history philology, physics and mathematics, the fee for attending lectures was 100 rubles. in year. hello, i'm looking for alexey viktorovich yes, good afternoon. come on in.

this is me laughing. yes, very nice. you called today in the building of the bestuzhev courses there is a classroom of st. petersburg university, now restoration work is underway here, but the entire interior has been preserved in its original form, like 100 years ago, when great-grandmother studied. lisa is here. here lived the students who came from different cities, and here in general they studied at bestuzhev courses, from all over the country, of course, even muscovites came here to study , and even from abroad and with bulgaria from greece, this is a wonderful chemical laboratory, which butlerov himself designed it like this. this is what the audience looked like, they walked absolutely freely. yes, but you have to. this is not in general, they were very modest. most of the students are there.

they just wanted to do science, therefore, in fact, because of what shlinovskaya dreamed of becoming an actress here, but did not dare to say about her she did not dare to disobey her desire for a strict father, and in january 1905, when nikolai ignatievich forbade her daughter to participate in revolutionary rallies. and only in one ekaterina nikolaevna resolutely went against the will of her father. a record from 1911 about the marriage to kirill nikolaevna bayanovskaya with alexander ivanovich sidek, in fact, it turns out here, which is recorded. the wedding day of my great-great-grandmother and my great-great-grandfather, ekaterina’s father nikolai fightovsky was categorically against the marriage of his daughter with

a priest, unexpectedly for everyone, ekaterina showed character and went down the aisle without a father's blessing. there was no way the priest, in any way, did he think that this was not a proper occupation for a man. in general, he had such a harsh, strange character, he told me, and that's it. only yulia pavlovna is a person. onko you have. she supported her mother, supported her daughter and believed that, yes, her daughter would get angry. so you need to marry this person or sew a dress in one night, all the women there, shedding tears of severe, if your dad is categorically against your marriage, like you if you insist or obey, dad doesn’t, as if, as my grandmother worked, i’ll act like a barabashka alexander ivanovich genek boyarsky priest servant of the russian orthodox church was born in the village of kopytova, vladovsky district, kholmskaya province. the son of ivan ivanovich sibenyuk and felix , the venedicted boyar grandfather of mikhail boyarsky

, lisa's great-grandfather, the priest, wonderful with humor of military attractions, was insanely afraid of everything and khrushchev and the devil's wheel he had an astronomer beard. and as a child himself. uh, a lot of people. received at home. eh, right at home. yes, who just did not spend the night there grandmother. katya was horrified. here you brought with you invested in sleep fed gave money participated in all sorts of hmm political meetings with kalinin when they were preaching. it was the comrades of the people that had a huge amount of his life alexander segenyuk. dedicated to serving the church, he went from regimental priest to metropolitan with the highest permission of the emperor in 1916. he took his mother's maiden name, thereby defining a new surname of the entire boyarsky family in the course of their search. lisa

is surprised to discover that she has a loved one since childhood and the kiev cathedral of st. petersburg is directly related to her family. the fact that we great-grandfather boyarsky alexander ivanovich was the rector of the saki cathedral. i have not told my parents yet, because i want to check this information. the rector of the cathedral of st. isaac of dalmatia was appointed by decree, ruling as the head of the parish. he was to be responsible for the regular performance of divine services from church sermons by the first rector of st. isaac's cathedral in in 1858, archpriest andrei ivanovich okunev was appointed, just before the revolution of the seventeenth year, seven rectors served in st. isaac's cathedral with the advent of soviet power, the rector changed every year, and from 1928 for many decades, st. isaac's cathedral ceased

to be a functioning temple. good afternoon. hello , my name is lisa, i'm actually about the granddaughter of a person. i really want to know more about him. you know that when we were preparing an exhibition for the rector of st. isaac's cathedral, they start from the very first. naturally, we brought up all archival documents that could shed some light on this case and, uh, in particular. here, apparently, by the names you were interested in. here we have such a plate, where all the data that we managed to collect are indicated. i think for a start. this is a lot to start with. really thank you very much. st. isaac's cathedral, i always perceived. as an architectural monument, as a place near which i like to visit, but i never thought that it was connected

with my family. and it's a very strange feeling. alexander boyarsky was one of the few priests who accepted soviet power, they were called renovationists by the end of 1921, 2/3 of the churches operating at that time were transferred to them, and subsequently many churches were looted and destroyed. a significant part was converted into factory workshops, dormitories, prisons and colonies for homeless children, many priests were repressed, according to various sources, from 50 to 110,000 representatives of the orthodox clergy were shot. when was he taken to jail? there was such a case legend he was put in a funnel the car broke down again, they were already angry that they had

spent so much time zaremalov said, well, listen, you pop. if it breaks again for the third time, we will let go, the car broke down, the third time they let him go. well, not for long. he managed to say goodbye. so to speak, grandmother katya to talk about something, kiss the children, and so on. in 1936, boyarsky was convicted, accused of anti-soviet agitation and spreading counter-revolutionary words, alexander boyarsky was sent to suzdal to prison. savior of the efimov monastery today, lisa, along with her aunt ekaterina travels to suzdal to learn about the tragic days in the life of her great-grandfather and unexpectedly realizes that the film admiral in which elizaveta boyarskaya played the role of kolchak's lover mysteriously intersects with the history of her family. beauties,

yes, raid, monastery, where are we going with you ? that's it, that's it, that's it, there's only one dome of it. here is the wooden brown brown. yes, i remember telling that we created exactly filmed the admiral, i can’t remember where because we, in principle, filmed in many suburbs, but now i saw this landscape and remembered that this cathedral. let's think christmas, if i'm not mistaken, and we were filming the last scene of the execution. ay here, yes, yes, here you shoot in the role of anna timiryova, the beloved of admiral kolchak, lisa did not realize that in some incomprehensible way she played the fate of her great-grandmother. i will

now think about how in many ways, probably, the fate of a woman is bad in the silver age, if you take it. anna vasilievna timureva, whom i now know quite a lot and take my fate great-grandmothers. you of course. the complexity of the vicissitudes can be compared to draw a parallel and how much did you have to endure? how many were faith how many were hopes how many were desires but fate equally tragically ends with several fates. and how much love love itself tragically disappears great-grandmother. liza

ekaterina nikolaevna refused to believe in the death of her husband for 20 long years, she prayed and hoped that a miracle would happen and he would return home every evening , a clean bed was ready for him. on the table lay his, his favorite tablecloth was waiting for dinner on the stove. well, a twig. as far as i know, there was a prison in this part of the monastery, that is, you can see, in principle, how the camera of the person turned on really looked here, most likely, he was. the efimov monastery was called the russian bastille at different times,

pugachevites, decembrists, priests and statesmen were imprisoned here in 1923, the monastery became the nkvd concern in this prison and, by the decision of the nkvd, alexander boyarsky was sentenced to 5 years in prison, but less, than in a year. he was shot, the exact place of execution and burial is unknown from the excursion in the museum, that after all there were no executions here. the only thing i can say is that we do not have any evidence that here on the territory of the finnish monastery they were in demand, if we talk, let's say in vladimir on the territory of the former cheka. here they found skulls simply with traces of bullet wounds. this has never happened here. and nowhere in the mentions or in the letters , nowhere, we do not encounter this. yes they were dying

from hunger. yes, they died from diseases, but there were no executions, maybe already a negative answer. this is also an answer. yes? this is also information. anyway . he was here, he was here and actually, uh, somewhere, uh, in the prison area, no matter where you put the flower, therefore, if the search for the place of execution of alexander ivanovich boyarsky leads lisa ekaterina to the vladimir nativity monastery in thirties . here was the regional department of the nkvd. today we have returned to the style of the russian orthodox church, but the events of those terrible years cannot be forgotten. in this place, from the very beginning during the seventeenth year , or when the authorities changed here from that time, he was the department known for the kvd kgb fsb check-in and so on. here, at this place in this garden, there is also a burial. that is,

the remains were found during some construction work. and here at the right time. here in this niche was installed the first cross in memory of repression, on which the relatives of the victims came all the time and prayed, and we served a prayer service here requiem services in this place, and then when this territory became completely closed to the monastery. we decided to move the cross to a more accessible place. there behind the temple, something for the sake of which we went is located. maybe it's here, but it must be bowed to this earth. anyway, this is the place. i think where a, but there was some kind of tension. where where there was a lot of hard mental work for these people who felt the injustice of this time so that such times, as little as possible repeated? the history of each

family is unique and inimitable. millions of destinies intertwine in order for one person to appear, but he is only a tiny point on the path from past to future from ancestors. i knew a lot about my family, thanks to my parents, thanks to my aunt, thank you. to all those around me. but now i feel that i also have a relationship with this, that i am no longer just the youngest in the family. and now i am a full-fledged part of our family. liza boyarskaya

did a great job of finding information about the family and the compilation of the pedigree, it took her several months. now she is ready to share her discoveries with the closest people. here is mayakovskaya agafya ivanovna buinovsky ignatiy nikolaevich, that is, such boyarskaya felix venedikt now we have two archivists. writer, by the way, we really need to build a grandiose holiday together there is a specific day when she turns 20, when we were

given the name boyarsky we are from uh, when our segment is uh father. let him take a last name his mother was a boyar, and now ours went somewhere in the boyars. i do have paper. the twentieth that can be celebrated. so let it be an expensive gift for you. we will receive a message on the internet or a letter from those people who know something about the families of boyar geeks, dear, maybe someone will respond, we will be very pleased. this will be a huge gift for our family. so, we approve the collection. yes, our trumpets are the twentieth of august, the treaty of the generation, and with them goes the living history of what we can learn about our ancestors it is becoming more and more difficult to restore the lost roots and it is worth postponing the search for your family tree for later. do it now. the time will come when your children will proudly say, this is my story, my lineage.

the heroes of this story, maybe the dream is sure that to say that the life of retirement, not only does not end, it acquires new and most interesting, most unexpected colors and shades, lev nikolaevich bobrov today in our studio. hello, this is a very special team. uh, in which you, uh, take part in many bands in moscow all sorts of groups of all ballroom dances and historical dances, argentine tango, and

i participate in all of them a little. i participate in all dances. and tell me, what is the average age of the participants in these groups, almost all pensioners, who are retired everyone goes to dances, the choice of some new direction, how exactly when you retired, you thought, well, i finished my studies, yes, i started dancing there, yes. retirement yes, the standard, then these are five dances of the foxtrot tango, not dons, waltzes for gardening, and then you know these very arias, others are something, uh, sambo rumba, all of our very active dances, jive, please, also latin american, all dances, in general, did. and why are you such a choice it is this direction that happened, when you retired time became longer, the best time came to

rest. still at home, or what to sit? what for? why at home? this is some kind of burden of care, you come to the dance, get ready, firstly, and clean, put on a shirt, trousers, changeable shoes, take with you. and how very good. how old are you now years i am now 85 years old. 85 years 85 yes, and you retired. i went out. i don't remember even what year i came out in '75. i went out to the group. there, the doctors didn’t tell you disability, they say, just lev nikolaevich you need some kind of calm lifestyle, you better lie down, you better rest , they said more why, but why lie down is worse than losing your health in motion. one must always be moving. this is good and wonderful. that's the

thing, new people of communication and new you understand acquaintances new, that's the thing, which afraid that it's the other way around? well, how am i, here’s a core, i’ll probably be in some kind of danger from this, have you had to convince anyone, because i’m on my own, here i have a chebulator, i’m slowly dancing now. here, no big deal. well, what of this slowly dancing? well, how is your day? here you wake up, you wake up all these things, i do my own and by 10:00 i go to the dance every day, so we have a standard on monday, tuesday. we have historical dances, historical dances, 56 dances, you need to know all sorts of things there, that's what's the matter, the romance there is mignon well, there's a lot back there, there are all sorts of french dances. in total, 56 dances.

we can say that you are engaged in dancing in order to maintain health quite right. yes, no life and health. interesting. live already interest some new acquaintances. you understand , the years look simply amazing, there are some complex elements in argentine tango that you were not given. yes, that's something you know how to work out, you need to dance with a partner. this difficult task. there is not always time for this, of course, and what are capricious is not so, this is not how it starts. and can you show me or maybe take me for some time as a partner in order to show some element, maybe for now most of all you don’t need to do.

so mothers with which to go? i'll tell you the coverage of that lev nikolayevich. he holds his partner tightly, i don't know how to obey. here are simple movements and now thank you very much, please. well, i'll tell you.

you are in vain to yourself talk about how to learn not you can. you’re just in your hands, yes, of course, nothing happens right away, but mostly people who dance are lonely or who have one. she walks but her husband doesn’t want to. please tell me, are you a lonely person yourself or do you also have a family that supports you in this. yes, i'm lonely. i had a wife who

passed away. and now i'm lonely. in a sense, dancing is your salvation. yes loneliness including from loneliness. and in general , i get a lot of great pleasure from this.