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ten thirty am in moscow these are your r.g.p. headlines the u.n. wants and search to how libya's ousted dictator moammar gadhafi and his son died the images that were released following their capture suggest they were taken alive and later killed violently in captivity. another round of anti-corporate protests in new york sees dozens of activists arrested despite this the occupy wall street movement still going strong inspiring copycat demonstrations first social and economic change all over the world. the widow of former russian agent alexander litvinenko with her husband who works for the u.k. intelligence service and revelation made out a full impressed one five years out of lebanon co died of radiation poisoning in the run. up next we take you to the center of wooden boat making in russia city of petros of all its stay with us.
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petra's of votes is a city on the bank of lake county anka in russia's northwest. saw peter the great founded it in the early eighteenth century as a supply base for the russian navy today's as one of the leading centers the wooden boat making. tons of books. roger babson's trying to pour some of the. cheesy island just a short distance from pictures of old school nothing has changed in the past two hundred years. the island looks like an open m.e.c. and. once a year it becomes a meeting point professor hall's to belong to a bygone era.
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other than march a call for such a private shipyard more than twenty years ago. since then the shop has been crammed with wooden boats even under construction already for sailing. for cattle each launches an exciting and festive occasion. shipyards owner is unlikely to ever get bored with sending vessels on then maiden voyage. so it's their success for the wooden boats have been built throughout human history three of theirs are and i don't see any reason why we should ever stop making them . after all is the only building material that actually has a life of its art school. today pavel is launching a boat which was built on the request of a group of scientists it will help researches moscow university's biological station situated by the one. see. kilted remark to call of son of kabul not
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to cough is back in his home town of petra zawacki following a trip to st petersburg educated as an engineer he spent a good deal of time there in the libraries he was looking for suitable for a new project. technical expertise and the experience of a historian but equally important these kind of should. you know the great founded head results can seventeen o three literally a month after he established st petersburg better saval schools created for the purpose of manufacturing cannons and cannon balls for the fledgling russian navy it yes however peter didn't build wooden boats here his shipyards were elsewhere. there are several private shipyards and pictures of us they operate just like the ones owned by the march he calls. and says it times
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a local plant built wooden minesweepers for the navy it was shut down in the one nine hundred ninety s. but some of the staff were thieves yes taken off to set up businesses of their own moreover they passed their interest wooden boats on to their children. are we going to make the steering or. the boats quite small so let's take a look at design forty five. it is. not a look. i think for us we should take design forty eight where it's a bit smaller the construction is the same as forty five. monkfish testis has come to petra zawacki from the volga region he has ordered the construction of replicas of russian both stating back to ancient times the monk keeps a watchful eye on the progress of the work. will be here. to
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get internals over there. are you going to cover it up there's no this stays open. up like it should be covered up. you know you'll get access through the circulation . will this be closed. they'll be open you have a hard time getting anything through there to hold this position to. cover those shipyards stand side by side with the wall known by victor dimitri of the st nicholas is about to set out from the pair of the arctic to see club victims a meter if he's off his son alexei. gone for we know with his side the weed is too strong. safety first. the st nicholas was built in petra's of all skin one thousand nine hundred one such boats were used by paul most people who lived on the russian coast of the white sea in the fifteenth
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through to eighteenth centuries similar boats to formal merchants every part of northern europe. over the past two decades maritime festivals made to st nicholas a familiar sight all the way from bergen and norway to bristol britain. we sailed past france and norway which travelled across the northern seed to new castle in england we've been in swedish and danish waters we've covered practically the whole of northern europe. a ship will cover some forty nautical miles before it reaches key g i. island file a canoe got. nearly all local ship builders meet there once a year the kishi regatta is a traditional boat race in russia's northwest it takes place on the first weekend of oldest. plymouth and if the historical book is like
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a time machine when you get on board if you're dressed up accordingly or even just wearing your regular service you find yourself in the atmosphere of a life that is no more. victor dimitri have built his first sailing vessel more than thirty years ago since then private enterprises have sprung up. to defer school it was called people more little army than bush was in one hundred eighty seven when we went to spitzbergen aboard the vessel if you will get what we naturally we experienced first hand the pleasures of going to history boarded into each boat kind of. film companies often turn to purchase of old school ship builders. one of the scenes from the blockbuster pirates of the caribbean beach is a sailing vessel built a couple much occult shipyard. pavel has war memories of another occasion when he
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got a request from british filmmakers. of alpha ronald. bios of the telephone call and the caller said he represented a film company would you. rather go he also has to build some models for a film be able but he didn't say exactly which film it was going to be. shortly before the phone call pavel had read the hornblower a novel by the british author sessile scott forrester it was clear from the list of ships that he was being asked to do his bit for an adaptation of the book. you know if we're going to go with it but he said right away though it was about see battles during the napoleonic wars so were there no more to. serve even a small bit of information narrowed it down for us and forrester was the first name that sprang to mind when. the customers were impressed by the ability of petra's of old shipbuilders to identify the historical background by word of mouth alone the
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boats for the hornblower sequel but for built in patches of votes one two emmy awards. this is the world's. first. building rowing boats as well as models was quite a challenge the force. which we had to handle a lot of archive material to be able to make english and french vessels. and we were also told that british audiences can be quite sophisticated. but they have no difficulty telling an english frigate from a french one. into puzzles shipyard less than a year to build eleven replica vessels and four full scale rowing boats dating back to the late eighteenth century. collingswood done by restores the keiji museum.
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yourself a year to complete the job and we don't models with sails cannons and carvings. since. some of the ships launched in factories of all skin the past years are already part of modern history a museum in the siberian town of circuits is playing with the idea of enriching its collection with a replica of the cost but it was made in victor dimitri of shipyard in petra's evolved almost twenty years ago at the request of a russian film company. the vessel is an exact copy of the sixteenth century cost but. so you have replaced this part here yes excellent now fifty planks here please. replica was featured in a film about the legendary. the man who conquered siberia. with the with naturally will sew it up into four sections then we'll separate the bio in the meat section
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and then put it all back together and it's a good museum. sometimes victor and pavel compete for clients on other occasions they combine forces on joint projects. one of the prison ploys is showing the monk how the project is progressing. a low good day how's it going not mine everything's fine. have you finished in the deck you have been you know. let's install the gas tank here for almost maybe let's put it there we've got patients whether it's with all the other equipment has been linked up. like the engine control. right now dimitri have company is working on boats ordered by theo the monks idea
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was to use three replicas of ancient russian boats to retrace the waterway that links russia to the balkans in the eleventh century. life has lost that precious kernel that used to be at its very core the joys of creation learning and discovery is what we hope to be able to revive those values by organizing what we call the journey from russia to the land of the serbs. since then they came to me to have has built some fifty vessels the shipyard launches new boats on a reg. basis in pictures of victor is known by the nickname after. some of the monks specially ordered boats are ready to test on the water accompanying the monk on his trip a historical enthusiastic their aim is to reach the shores of p.g. island to take part in a special performance. on
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of the beginning of the season the article to see shipyard that has also launched to pall mall but. they have been ordered by the government of russia's northeast region of chukotka which is less than a hundred kilometers. from alaska. up but you go north of the wires the road goes in grade school. are going shifted so we're getting away. from the. wind is picking up quickly with. in the fifteenth to seventeenth centuries european explorers were busy looking for routes eating to asia and africa meanwhile their russian counterparts explored the northernmost parts of the asian american continent the authorities of chukotka now want to send an expedition retracing those very rips as a reminder of the discoveries made by russian seafarers. just continue on just
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mules forage around and full of seven such boats he sent out from the arctic ocean and ended up in an agenda where the boats were taken apart while the expeditions members returned to their base india on foot. seven replicas of pommel boats and you just set out on an expedition retracing the north's route only two of them have been built so far. they have been tried out in both the white sea and into of europe's largest lakes and yoga and lot of alexei vala boy the job of took part in both trials. at the fleet is a completely unique experience it's nothing like what you're used to back in town you don't need to take ten calls or write five hundred emails here you need to know how to set a sale in the nick of time or refloat your vessel if it runs aground what with all that completely changes your mindset and even helps you to find your purpose in
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life or for faith in. the st nicholas to safely reached key she island with tourists on board. tomorrow one of the main events of the year a key she regatta will take place. here yeah hang the ladder up to the right side. up. seven olsen from two caught are going to take part in their first t.v. regatta. they're building a traditional church she kayak on a nearby island. these days to use only small car yards for hunting at sea but in your old days large kayaks like this one were used for to hunt for whales and walrus or this one here is a big guy
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a. lexeme thing and you and six companions spent more than two days on their journey from to cut cut the keys they travelled by air train and steamboats a team had brought with them one hundred fifty kilograms of war risk in which they were going to use to make a boat but they were in for a disappointment at the end of that journey probably there were three quarters of a one fortunately toilet in transit because we didn't stored properly. but. nevertheless the took three craftsman managed to find an alternative. they replaced the natural skin of a common chook she wore a suit with plastic. kayak was ready to use the day before the race. so we turn it around you know we'll turn it around when we get to the water.
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k g is an island on lake a nigga. here is a unique museum of wood not the texture. the collection includes dozens of structures some of them are more than two hundred years old. one of the buildings dates back almost five hundred years. all recent structures are found on the coast such as appear the visitors. but for the most part the island looks just like it did one hundred fifty years ago. outsiders can only come here either as tourists or as participants in the cheesy regatta which is held once a year. the participants in the balkan expedition being organized by month victis just insist on historical authenticity of their sporting armor and learning how to wield mediæval weapons and.
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wooden boats and sailing vessels standing side by side with three hundred year old wooden churches strengthen the illusion of the journey to the times when timber was the principal building material here. that's a matter of our traditional russian i could texture reasoning this is because the main constructions have been made without nails in the bridge peasants sought to make do without because they cost a lot of money. that are such roofs for instance who are part of churches because aspirants laugh houses and the like barn with the wooden. this is the source of the legend claiming that the keys e churches were built without a single nail in the in reality only the walls and roofs were made without using
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nails they were indispensable church terms nowadays children play with building blocks know only too well how the walls were built this technique makes restoration much easier damaged parts of the transfiguration church have been gradually replaced since two thousand. now the church is almost suspended in the air because of the restoration work on its foundation. this is to begin with we needed a good foundation the lower part was taken away to be restored we put up a new stance and disassembled part of the church this is the lifting system of complete with lifting jacks see it works just like this. with a wooden plough this means that the building asuncion doesn't get in the way as we work on the foundation.
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igor who one of the first bell ring is in post communist russia is cycling briskly to make sure he reports from time. these hundreds the bell is a bell free of the t.g. church for almost two decades there are only a few places in the world where the sound of bells can spread far and wide without echoing off of the surface and it is impossible to confuse the chime of kanji bells with any of. everything here. just as it was in the eighteenth or nineteenth century there's no noise of the kind you find in cities. today the bells sound as they did a hundred or two hundred years ago because they're not drowned out by noise. the hole in the water also helps the chinese travel over long distances.
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china is different depending on whether the interest section the holiday is being celebrated igor who says that villages sometimes even dance to the sound tells. us that this is an improvised ation on the theme of best of choice of the group who i mean normally this style is not intended for people marching in a religious procession. rather it stuck to the stroke of an old. pick up that. it is only natural as chime from the belfry signals the start of the key gene regatta. thirty four disciplines beating three cancerous. boats additional wooden boats and modern sports spokes each category has a subgroup with the number of balls been ranging from one to six. after
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a brief deliberation the panel of judges decides to class the true cheek kayak as a traditional symbol but. one. strong very strong form. the races are expected to cover one nautical mile with each boat going at its own pace as a rule half an hour is enough for even the slowest butts. even over that short distance accidents still happen the rudder of cheek brakes. the rudders come loose. rule harder stroke. stroke. stroke free. but neither the tires and jenny the ruined wall risk in all the failure of the other can stop the choke chain races they take first place in that category with a record sixty minutes and forty seven seconds. stroke four stroke
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five strokes six strokes seven. piotr a son of the ship builder from petra zawacki has taken part in the p.z. regatta for the first time in his vessel in the modern sport spoke out to great came second many generations of people came out to call his ancestors lived on the shores of the neck and lake. but another t.v. regatta has come to an end. guests and participants bid farewell to one another and prepare for departure. the keiji rules a stringent everybody with the exception of museum staff is required to leave the island there for eight pm. to send nicholas to say
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goodbye to everybody by firing a shot from its cannon. the boat's crew gets ready for another voyage. i've seen people are put to the test and it soon becomes abundantly clear what sort of person they are. late canada is new tourist for its character selling that is sometimes more treacherous than an open water indeed locals often regarded as a seat but how strong was the wind westerly wind it sent me just a second roger. the crew of the st nicholas set sail for the lake. last in the book just. for you frightens no not yet
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