and the residents become a compromise. let's face it, these were the inhabitants of the coiesta, the inhabitants of the coiesta , they died in battles against our country. well, there is nothing against it, even this very one. in general, the way it is. we didn't kill them like, uh, the nazis in the camps or not. they died in battle, what to come up with something, you can remember some common victories, once in the russian empire there was a separate finnish army of the grand duchy of finland , which meant a heroic defense, an unfinished fortress. barmason on the island. you can install other pages about when there were mass executions of the russian-speaking population of finland during the finnish civil war and the dismantling of the memorial was received with hostility. it's the radicalization of sentiment with special

military operations and so on and so forth. well, well, the finnish country does not consider itself allies, and the researchers in russia of the third reich were surprised how the nebrins installed this monument, submitted data and it turned out that there, with errors, they did not accurately indicate the number of those buried there, so they made a mistake in surnames. uh, geographically. they didn’t exactly position this monument, that is, they didn’t care about the issue. well, exactly. place it on this territory, they were not very worried about the issue of conducting or exhuming in 2013. e in st. petersburg was held in the corresponding seminar of the finnish side. this is how military burials should be dealt with within the framework of the legal framework of the two states, people who know this still remain. deboa get lost is the largest russian necropolis

abroad with more than 5,000 graves and 15,000 names. the row of russian alleys was overgrown with wooden crosses in a sensational repair article, and the russian part of the undetermined future cemetery was called looking. like a forest in which few people come for a walk, but this is a common situation for russian cemeteries, where trees, bushes, and flowers are planted. it's a little different from how the french graveyard is made. a quarter of a century, lives in france here. you need to come here to fix it. that which the wind overturned. replace flowers who is buried here? but it cannot be said that the situation is catastrophic, but the fact that we once again paid attention to this

cemetery is, of course, good. since 2005, she regularly pays the expired lease of ownerless plots to ali , the municipality is responsible for the entire space between the graves, and the family of the deceased is responsible for the state of affairs. uh, the family buys at the end, well, a certain number of years and after the end of the concession period. it is necessary to renew it again to pay for part of the grave lost here. uh, heirs or people had no descendants or they lost contact, for example, these graves were taken under guardianship of the russian states in france and in many other places in europe, if the lease of the burial place is not extended , a message is demolished on the fence that the city is identifying plots. whose lease glass plates about the need to renew at the end of the session on some tombstones of descendants, but this is a minimum of 2

years. kursk merchant merchant here near the russian old man's house kept emigrants since 1927. the graves of the great promise tourists and fans. there are traditions to bring. uh, video cassettes were left further to the monument to tarkovsky's work. i saw here and the dvd uh filmed by the filmmaker lies here a wreath from the mayor's office sengineer de bogi on the grave of rudolf nureyev, uh, this is probably our most famous compatriot, buried in a sanjan in the most famous bard for the french , ivan bunin rests here. alexander zinai dovich serebryakov writer viktor nekrasov on his tombstone you see, and attached is a fragment of a shell that he brought from stalingrad. this whole complex, like

the novodevichy cemetery in moscow, has the status of a historical monument. this is the main attraction. the graves of the town are separate, they really need care. well now, this, unfortunately, is not, uh, not a rare case when the grave is either forgotten, or there are no descendants left by the descendants. from me, missing families paid for concessions to russia, the list of infantry graves was handed over to the embassy by officials. now the guards are frozen and warning signs on twenty-three for storage sometimes. then , uh, they are demolished and the ashes are transferred to osvai, uh, but this is a cemetery. classified as a historical monument and as a historical as a natural here such uh, tough measures tough

for us for france let's say. so this is normal the situation is such a threat. such a threat, he doesn't stand very, very tough. she is under the supervision of, uh, and the russian-speaking community and, uh, the diplomatic representatives of the russian federation, the mayor's office, is not in the mood to demolish him, lose him or go to some kind of conflict around him. i think that the situation with the current non- acceptance of funds for concessions from the russian federation will be resolved. uh, well, when the situation calms down and uh, and the restoration will continue here and the cemetery will remain and will be. maintain your status as monuments. journalist elena kondratyeva from elghero is sure

the decision of the mayor's office with the engineer de boa - this is a purely ideological gesture, in none of the official communites - it was not commented at all. that is, after the article in the lemon, which, uh, one can also say with pleasure, added fuel to the fire , one gets the impression that uh is the most politically correct mayor of the city with an engineer, damn it is very easy to check. go to the city hall website. look who's some kind of interesting mayor there. eh, composition. uh, here's the municipality. she. i don't even think i costs. eh, them to describe it all. they will tell everything for themselves. and there it is clear that this initiative was not only a single one, but simply, uh, made for the purpose, you know, i would say such a psychological tarot that look how you are doing this uh, russian blocks all over the planet right up to the grave separately taken. no one in france supported the mayor's office, the initiative was left without

comment, except for the russian press, the russian-language press. you will not find any responses, because, in fact, such a committee is not a committee at all, it is self-respecting people will not comment on it. and by the way, speaking of the grave. here is a soldier in france in the same way. uh, you will see the grave and german soldiers who were sick in both the first and second world wars in military cemeteries, and so far there have never been any problems with this. i don’t think that the burial of russian soldiers and the expeditionary corps, and everything in general, these thousands of russian burials, will ever be called again. whatever the complaints. alexander zhivokov was born in paris, his ancestors settled in turkey after 917, then in france, but he

the third generation has retained the language and vera is now the headman gathered alexander nevsky in paris in the past he served in the ministry of internal affairs of the ministry of internal affairs with. he didn’t eat, de boa’s place and his memory, dad and mom there for kings grandma grandpa, that is, for children and also and i served about 25 meetings. and, of course, many, many roaring russian officers. also, like many relatives of microbes, a very important place for understanding the history of migration in france alexander the author of the book about the white russian priest - this is father obelensky nikolai belinsky who was a widower famous on the ballet code was killed by the germans. well, it’s you, of course, you might not recognize me, but it’s me, and far away, this is sergey lev, the book was written for the french of russian origin, but

who had long been assimilated, so a lot had to be explained that they had some kind of grandfathers or grandmothers those are very important people. many had an idea, but from what happened, which was not quite, uh, more correct, so i immediately had to clarify all this. here for this reason. i somehow, uh, dug, in the archives of his grandfather, the military son of rear admiral, and in exile became porter, then taxi driver personal driver, including what france needed. uh, the russian officers were considered capable and, of course, they were against the communists and against the trade unions, that is, they did not find themselves in hypocrites. that's of course for french businesses. it was very positive. you gave the example of taxi drivers, of course, this is a very famous example. well, there are no more than five hundred taxi drivers in paris after all. and uh, uh at the factory, well, there were more than

5,000. here and approximately. well, don't go example whitewash such citroline examples most people. eh, never. they were very cheerful, very, very painful. i have not been prepared, but many efforts. now, if so they had , you can say two pieces. to bring back the memory of such small people of immigration, as they were called, michel managoz created an interactive map of the necropolis. in debaa itself, in the electronic catalog, you can find your ancestors in english, russian and french, and we can do a search by the number of the grave in the area in which the person was engaged. i start

typing a few letters of the last name monaco in my all people with this surname appear in the search. at michel himself, 15 ancestors are buried, and mother mariana gru mburn biochemist and the first woman president of the french academy of sciences, moreover, the first of russian origin, and here , next to mother pierre cardin, he sewed for her the newly appointed costumeberg to france, the whole family left from petrograd. this is my great-grandfather. julius, he was a manager in a st. petersburg publishing house. mars published many russian writers there, and also published the famous literary magazine niva on the map of the necropolis michel and his team described more than 11,000 graves, but they restore and describe all the biographies in such detail, as in the case of his large and famous family. bye. it is unlikely that one of the difficulties that we

encountered will be the spelling of russian names of french transcription. i often remember the anecdote about the tenor philippe zherusky, when his ancestor came to france, he did not know a word of french, and when asked what his name was, he answered. i am russian, so the surname stuck to him. i'm russian or i'm russian in the french way. committee secretary for care of russian orthodox burials in the microfield, and their task is to catalog them. and that means to save everything that can be saved there from the point of view of the french government - this cemetery is the same as the eiffel tower or the arc de triomphe. and, of course, there is a desire to restore these burials, but the problem is that the responsibility for the condition of the graves in france lies with the families.

now we are going to the city. severod. paris there was a fairly significant russian diaspora. and she was there for a long time since 19 for many years now, the association of russian memory has been heading the association in france. he studies russian and soviet burials. first world second in this place. near paris there was an old man's house and a hospital, the grave of russian soldiers who died from the russian lord who was online all the time of the first world war. here uh. you see, they erected such a chapel, apparently, immigration was worth it, because they didn’t find any documents even how many soldiers. here buried managed to rewrite more. three modern civilians here buried novikov georgy savich and cossack leaders participated in the civil war member

of the cossack union the grave of the boys is very modest, half-rotten crosses and merged nameplates. they are first in line for us to destroy. climbed out you see a fresh dig. that's right, the russian section is demolishing it. there was a whole row of wooden crosses here. you see it's been taken down. here is an open field. these two graves were put up with some new crosses, apparently found by relatives. there is a flock of rotten. and this was the whole reaction of russian graves now. now he's gone the graves are the luckiest of all for you, that they disappear one after another in foreign military cemeteries in civilian ones, if there is no one to pay for the ends of the russians, they rest there, german or your frenchman, it doesn’t matter, with some kind of evil word, because, well, europe is a small earth little, if not demolish it will occupy, there the city of the area of ​​paris with his wife, who

is yes, who presses some kind of burial, and in other places this is not, that is, work. it is essentially from the side of the axis, only at some initial stage, then eat them plus it's very skeletal. uh, it’s hard to say that the very difficult french bureaucracy is still hard to go through, especially when it comes to a foreign state in france scattering our hundreds for storage, where the soldiers of the first russian expeditionary force of the soviet wars rest and not all necropolises are in good condition, now there are no indefinite concessions, rent for half a century costs no more than 1.000-1500 euros a little, but if we are talking about one grave, not hundreds. i'm the only way out. i see that it is possible to do this, to create a single fraternal some kind of common burial place for all the people who have a funeral here, so that they go nowhere where things go, these graves are divided. so they gathered some in one place and put one common monument there and write the names of everyone who is buried here - a common european trend, of course, to protect military graves. true,

between our two countries. there are no such agreements to help patrons from russia and in france itself the same enthusiasts. we have a lot of french associations , we have more french than our compatriots who are related to this. eh, they think what kind of honor is it, uh, to preserve, uh, the traces of russian emigration and in france as a military, first of all, it’s very good to say so , because the people who fought for france died for france, which means that somehow france owes some honor surrender you. moscow vvedenskoye cemetery at site number nine legendary french memorial a meter from the mass grave of napoleonic soldiers allies pilots of the normandy regiment neman pilot bruno de faltan and mechanic sergei astakhov died in the same plane. here are combined russians and french, despite the fact that they were enemies

here, the soldiers who reached moscow and died at the hands of the partisans or from hunger and disease, and here they are together, and this monument for many pilots in france and russia is a symbol of the greatest friendship during the second world war ii from the french ambassador, and it is the business of the country concerned to formally repair the burial to take care of the military burial. it's minimum. why you can follow you know in france there is a cemetery and english even german times of the first world war how these countries support their graves up to millimeters are cleaned hold ceremonies? well, for the french, but it’s so difficult with this code culture pierre malinovsky, head of the russian-french historical initiatives development fund, since last year he has russian citizenship and the important thing is to return the memory of the fallen and missing warrior to search for the remains of general

guden. napoleon's comrade-in-arms died near smolensk 812 two years ago, his found ashes were buried with honors in the les invalides foundation in paris. pierrot followed in the footsteps of napoleon's retreat another expedition. so the remains of about 130 both french and russian soldiers were discovered and buried in vyazma on a regular basis to search for the bodies of the dead soldiers of the napoleonic army, and i am supported by russia in the person of the russian government and archiving journalists for example this year. the first major historical project between russia and france in borodino borodino is a symbol that everyone knows for you, this is a victory. for me, too , escape. so despite the difficulties. seems like a perfect collaboration, but if 812 is in france study and know largely thanks to tolstoy , then memory in the 21st century has become short. uh, i'm

friends with the family of a very famous pilot from normandy. and so they write to me. and you are not ashamed to continue to deal with russia , even they, but i answer your fathers and grandfathers won on the same side with russia, this was a regiment of allies. this is not good, but i can’t change the mentality of people, the modern descendants of the great french of the time of napoleon today are very openly grandchildren and children of the same warriors, the first and second world live in modern french propaganda agenda. well, and so on. in order to avoid a military burial and a cemetery, neither in europe nor in russia they make it an object of bargaining or an instrument of blackmail, but soviet memorials in the countries of the former camp are increasingly defiled by vandals in romanian authorities. we went even further when agreeing on work for this year for 2023. they refused to carry out repairs . and to us, accordingly, from the honey of information he received, we will also not

carry out work on the territory of russia, but we will carry out care work, as uh romanians on the territory of romania and we on the territory of russia in 2020 aggravated relations with other commemorative signs of the white czech. in russia, many did not even know that for several years in a row in the society of czech legionnaires. with the support of the ministry of defense of the czech republic, it installed commemorative signs of this armed formation on our territory , the forty-thousandth corps was formed from the beginning of the first world war from czech and slovak prisoners of war and colonists. and in 918 our history regarding the white czechs had a considerable influence on the course of the civil war. and generally speaking czechoslovak region. she describes them. well, in general, from the most negative sides. and in general, such a local detachment. ss yes, if we compare it with something, then there is looting and murder for them. this is a very important historical moment, that is,

the process of returning the chekhovs to the homeland of the czechoslovaks took a long time. eh, it was something. such a long painful thing, right? that is how they describe the situation. we would be ready to go across the front. if we let it, that is, they are with a conditional yes vladivostok stretched out and murzik frantishek or mursik, as it also means uh. this is a czech legionnaire who is listed on this monument as fallen, uh, but in fact , this man went over to the side of the soviets and fought against his own comrades. one of these memorials has been standing in penza in 918 for 8 years. about 300 defenders of the city and the uprising itself, historians consider the detonator of the civil war questions to this monument

, many of the sixty-seven names indicated. here only 14 people once died, uh, in battles for the city, penza, all other people are included in this list, to put it mildly, in vain, because there are dead here, but those who were killed themselves and did not reach their unit, including from the city of kirov that is, from vyatka 900 km from penza, that is, people who have nothing to do with either this monument or , accordingly, with those historical events that the legion 100 program once took place here. it meant in russia, but only 16 were installed and for the indignation of local residents , as for example, in samara memorable the signs of the czech legions never appeared - this is such a completely artificial political news story, just from some seven-minute political considerations of the nineties, it is absolutely alien here to the population of those cities in the areas in which

they tried to erect these monuments. yes, what a monument went to konev in prague. it was a monument to the savior, a monument that led his troops, and generally stopped and won the last major battle of world war ii in europe thanks to. why did the enemy survive like a city and put on the same level. here is a monument to the liberator and monuments to the czech region, which here simply, well, in modern terms, solved their problems. pause in penza, they wrapped up the arch. here in such a banner, but the war of monuments was not allowed to be dismantled - this is a stupid thing. and we, from our point of view, of course, should not be like the czechs. however, information about who these people who are indicated on this monument really are. still, there should be some kind of information stand and so on, wherever it was stated. the same information about those people whom the czech authorities wrote down as

the hero of the cucumber bank. touching offerings like at the grave of the dancer sergei in kiev in the russian empire uh, speaking russian uh, buried in france, everything is nearby felix yusupov one of the organizers of the assassination of rasputin white red cadet resistance heroes after death who gained the freedom to be equal among equals here they are all lie together. this is some kind of symbol of russia, i don’t know, a symbol of calm, a symbol of peace, a symbol of how delusional, uh, conflicts of bloodshed. and how at the end of the story some kind of peace page opens. after numerous conflicts of disputes and that

this symbol must be preserved, in spite of any odious statements in france, of course, they understand. they hope to transform the russian diaspora into a much larger common work on the further search and preservation of burial places, which is under the threat of demolition. motor oils role engine protection from the first second in the mode and a sharp set of revolutions motor oil role quality with great juicy, cutlet, melting, cheese, onions and cucumbers. try three cheeses only in delicious and point

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