t. arabic to find out because it arabic. we're old believe us we're not supposed to be public people we'd rather not be filmed or shot on television we're supposed to live a quiet life and keep distant from worldly masses that's what we need if we're to keep our traditions. not to be disturbed too much. with living. in the world with.

a. yes. this is a small community of orthodox traditionalists returned to russia just over a year ago their ancestors emigrated to let in america in the one nine hundred forty s. coming back to their homeland has been their cherished dream ever since. a .

good morning class sent down. this year will have been joined by children from believe yeah here you. list trace the long journey that these students undertook to get to their new homeland. more year. to my children going to school because some of the school children. smoke. in fact. they're raised by the school and by their own parents. if we were to send our children to that school. we wouldn't. children he was born in latin america. he.

leads the community because he is the. children should be educated. we always teach our children how to read. children of the. time. back in the seventeenth century children in the home of the teacher to learn. in the old language. the children. first.

take a simple view. and in the countryside. they have. the present system of schooling and instead. strongly rejected. for the past three hundred years they have taken pains to protect their traditions

by staying as distant from the possible. impact of civilization throughout their history they have the globe in search of the most secluded retreats. family lives in a prefabricated apartment house which stands in the midst of a field. he has seven children. was the only community member to send his children to a state school and yes. they left for there was a school. if you don't send your kids to school you're welcome to go with us. we haven't reached an agreement. they left. growing up with up with you well there are so many people with education who live in russia and

a lot of them well they don't even have jobs we have always trying to live and work in rural areas. and we would just as comfortable as those learned people. we never went hungry or. come back to a nice. thing that should be around here somewhere. rocky soil makes a farming difficult income for. no longer grows crops his cow helps his family make ends meet she is free to graze together with the cattle belonging to local people the trouble though is that she tends to street towards evening. after coming out. now that the community has left. the n.t. is toying with the idea of going to russia's western part he believes the soil

there is suited for farming but due to the resettlement program he is forced to stay in the far east for another year. i invited my brother to join us we even set aside a farmstead for him anyway it's up to him to decide. vacant flats are all that is left of the community of come for. my we prayed in this flat. it's almost been empty seats but there are a few things still that's why there's a look on the door. this was my brother's tryouts. his family left before easter. can't tell you exactly how many people lived here eleven.

son is still here in this block he is going to collect some of the longings left behind i live here. i am planning to leave on friday evening because i don't like this place. is a better place. for a. few secular people. says he will not be missing his. much. he wanted to come here when he was in brazil so i bought tickets for his family but he now has me around twenty thousand dollars that's almost six hundred thousand rubles but when he did come here he began to look for excuses not to give the money

back. to the n.t. and family appeared to be stuck in this five story building. coming in welcome. this is all flat. this is a bedroom. that is full of girls. one of them is older than the other. and this is our bedroom. we sleep there and two little girls sleep here. two boys are in another flat. we've

packed up to go to the kaluga region but we still can't bring ourselves to leave this place. this is. a kitchen and my wife she's cooking. was in the. community scolded us for sending them to that school for a whole year. if we kept on living with them we have gone on suffering. if you heard by what early on has done. tours away from a cosy nest and abandoned. i can't bear it. it would be seven or eight children what. they'll find work at

a place to live with but all believers lead a normal life outside their community along with the family breaks away secular ways after sime but if they'll no longer live in a way that befits all believers. only two options are open to the n.t. either he comes to terms with the community and pays his debt or waits for permission to go to russia's west. if this is. your friend who has arrived by ferry boat the river separates the village of from the rest of the world. your friend has brought all kinds of things in his truck but the boat is too small

the settlers will have to shuttle between the banks fifteen times in order to get the. cargo back to their village. they would like the authorities to organize a better ferry service but the problem is that there are only two villages on the far bank like the price that people have to pay if they want to live far away from civilization. a clear image of iraq after a face. trip through the country. the roads full of dangerous. clear evidence from north to south. the roots of iraqi tragedy. after the war waiting for peace.

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if you. were on the way to the killian's. they came all the way from europe why and bolivia you. know there are more than fifty such people in. their lives you can build houses. alexander was a one time head of the administration of one of the nearby villages now that he is retired he takes fishermen on guided tours of local forests and reverse he maintains good relations with the new russians living in neighboring villages. if i visit them often right now i'm bringing a doctor to them. a doctor has arrived in to old believers take an ambivalent view of medicine if

medics come to them then it's fine but if they go to a doctor themselves it's problematic. most diseases are treated with the traditional methods like medicinal herbs. that he was a source of so we use a medical hearse drink tea with them to dry her up so when terror as well as roots there are a lot of good herb standish so. the old believers do however allow some exceptions medication is allowed for severe pain while women go to hospital to give birth however there has been instances of expectant mothers escaping from hospital just before they were due to deliver but in general all believers have few health concerns. me examine their skin is clean how are your legs. was this music let's listen to your heart. there is nothing to worry about. it's not scary.

our children are not as healthy as there is they are healthy from life in such an environmentally purer place. the only believe. after their arrival in russia but it felt too close to modern civilization. managed to find an uninhabited village in the country's far east rolling hills and a river separate the village from the rest of the world. is in the communities a spiritual leader to years old can talk about his family for hours on end. i have three daughters and. one daughter lives in. another daughter and two sons are in europe way yet another daughter. i think i have fifty three grandchildren and twenty five great grandchildren i don't know the exact figure. a

reform of liturgical practices in the seventeenth century triggered within the russian orthodox church. because they never accepted the new rules. were subjected to continuous persecution by church officials and. throughout those years old believers had to either hide or flee the country today there is no hostility but they still want to. believe us don't accept fish from lay people because they've been gussets for their they clean the whole fish themselves their plates and. different from those used by lay people to. clean even the need to be clean of. their communities and worst fear is the prospect of mingling with modern

civilization. to live eat or pray together with the laypeople for example they can't buy meat sausages milk or bread from the shops whatever food is needed they make themselves. the word it's used is the main ingredient of bread made in accordance with russian traditions. you add water and salt and makes the stuff with flour. that takes half an hour. then you leave the mixture to sour for about five hours. after that you bake it in a russian stove. which when we always do it this way. is teaching the girls the art of making bread she came to do.

in two thousand and eight although she is thirty eight years old she already has six grandchildren. i don't know exactly the secret of the russian stove but i do know that the bread baked in it tastes good we had a russian stove spec in europe why having a russian stove in the household was considered a must. feel younger daughter living together with her sons are still in my. life. to decide whether they want to come here. this. is very beautiful here. we decided to stay and are not planning on moving anywhere. when we came here an old woman by the name of or yama lived in this house she was an old believer. after she died one and half years ago women have been to her house

. and were happy to live here. ok now it's time to place the day in the stove the villages received a new lease of life with the arrival of believe. in the morning they go to church to pray. after that it's time to get down to work children are given an early introduction to adult life. to begin with when the boys are allowed to handle the simplest of jobs. married women here are obliged to cover their head. split from her husband while she wears a scarf none the less there has been no formal to force the people when it's not ready yet it has to be baked for another fifteen minutes or so. when i was.

still going with. my husband is about forty three years old now so the wife was normal for us until once he went to brazil where he shaved off his beard. he said he had lost it because of stress. truly he was going crazy with the approach of old age. he had filling towards the community he found everything about it and real grind. he's like to empty from gaza for. getting. old believer couples have difficulty getting divorced as a rule their wedlock is not officially registered. don't think that official papers apply to them they can be divorced but only in the country where they got married. it takes forty minutes for to bake in a russian stove that's the way we did it in brazil and uruguay this tradition is

held up by a recipe handed down from generation to generation i just i can't even remember how i learned the scale but that's how bread was made all over russia in the old days. the girls are doing embroidery not all of the patterns are traditional given that they spend most of their young lives in latin america some of the patterns that reflect would have y. in a motifs however most of them are based on russian folklore. but because these black tropical birds call to counseling even brazil. watching them fly is a sheer delight. they have very beautiful beaks to the trouble those dead they play dirty tricks much stealing people's fruit. but some traces of their previous life in latin america can be found in the households of the old believers this colombian machete is made of very good steel you can see

a dove pictured on it others bear pictures of monkeys such for cities are no good at all. machete is the weapon of south american tribes they have no gums a native picks up a machete. holsters that here and goes. on you know what i call the machete especially came in handy when they were being deprived of their land they used in a very effective way. of rolling as they locked them all for their machetes intakes of chickens head off and one girl. clothing sends a readily identifiable social signal to community members. they instantly know who's who is the person is from their midst or an outsider. the length of their dresses trousers and shirt sleeves is strictly regimented they should cover most of

the body facial hair is another sensitive point no old believer is supposed to be beardless old believers consider that any deviation from canon is indicative of spiritual weakness they maintain that anyone's appearance should conform to god's instructions. for us milk is still warm try it. in actual fact however this rule doesn't cover those who are not members of the community alexander has allowed a family of young old believers to live in one of his two small houses in exchange for organic food. with you on sundays the old believe is stay at home. anything even go fishing in the river because they don't want to kill fish or any other living creatures. congratulations to everyone i wish you all good health and the spirit of god. in spite of various

restrictions festive occasions and noisy merry making among the community is not affected hall is not frowned upon on such occasions but only if it's homemade and. you're already drinking it's not very strong it's only been brewing for two weeks. they're over her body. drink with us it's a holiday. as the villagers move from house to house the celebrations go until dusk but you know. that why. he's my son in law. and she's my daughter. three children two sons and one daughter three were born in russia she is a russian woman she's not

a woman she's a girl should be a woman one day. as well as splits occur in the communities of old believers. some twenty years ago my mother fell in love with an argentinean needless to say no one in the community liked it my mother and my father then decided to leave that was a terrible sin they spent a whole year outside the community my mother taught russian to my father and eventually converted him to our faith that shows a result from her sin my father's name was mario said a bottle now he's called moses. they don't keep up with the times but that's the only way for them to preserve their way of life yet despite their conservative views they are in fact committed to freedom of choice.

anyone is allowed to leave the community to join secular society and anyone can rejoin the community these people have voluntarily undertaken to live by their own rules. don't express disapproval of worldly life but they sincerely feel sorry for all those. life style. settlers who came from bolivia and latin america. but decided to come back to russia traditionally. the russian federation to help us to put down roots here. and if at all possible we like to message to the president of the russian federation himself.

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