and relatives, they always stayed with us, always, that means, i had to sleep in a place that wasn’t mine, give in and so on, mom of everyone, so she fed, washed there and so on and they were such people, that’s what my mom passed on to me, i also love. when guests come, people come, the years passed, first childhood, school, then youth, and the first books that educated a person. vladimir oresin had a book like this, how nikolai ostrovsky’s steel was tempered. now the youth doesn’t know it and doesn’t remember it, but then about the young everyone knew about the komsomol members who built the railroad and accomplished a labor feat.

and god gave me this, an irregular working day, but it consisted of the fact that all my life, from 7:00 in the morning, from 8:00 in the morning, until 10:11 without days off, evenings, evenings, in all positions, wherever i worked, and when i was a foreman, a site manager, and a chief engineer, this is the kind of work. and it didn’t bother me,

it didn’t bother me, when i returned home, now it’s like this, at night, if i don’t sleep well, in my head, again, these unresolved questions, sometimes at night, so you decide, day you begin to pretend life. life goes fast, some events replace others, the meaning of vladimir resin's existence has always been work, but there is also regret about missed opportunities, i have never envied anyone, i do not envy, here are my peers, who have many children, many grandchildren, i have some kind of white envy. this is of course my forgiveness, but

there are excuses, i am at work, my wife, all the time at the same job. after working in the coal basin in donbass, resin returns to moscow. here he is noticed as a valuable specialist in the moscow party organization. the first secretary, viktor vasilyevich grishin, introduces vladimir resin to the bureau of the city committee.

executive committee, chairman of the most construction committee, and then all these renamings took place, the first deputy of the brain executive committee was lushkov, he was engaged in the agro-industrial complex, i was in construction, i built for him, we were very friendly, and somehow supported each other, covered for each other. and

when perestroika actually happened, neither lushkov nor i. among the democrats did not roll after the collapse of the soviet union moscow as it was lushkov and resin who managed to keep the capital of new russia from chaos and ruin. lushkov, then, became mayor, then i became his first deputy, we were on friendly terms as soon as he became mayor.

me and trade, well, everything was a completely closed computer. i went to klushkov with my opinion, and if i could not convince him, then i left with his decision, which i carried out impeccably. a leadership position in russia is always a political position.

the moscow organization our home of russia. we won the elections. and in the morning luchkov tells me tresin, stop doing politics, get busy economy. on this, not letting the activity in the ninety-sixth year ended. the nineties are a special time. freedom came, but in the country.

in many cases there are freezing stations, in many cases water reduction and so on and so forth, what are you, this is a bomb? and tomorrow these 30,000 for you will come to the government house, he says: no money, no, i say, what do you mean no, find? the head of the construction complex of moscow gradually adapted this whole machine, equal to which there was no in the world to market relations, devoting attention to the smallest nuances. what are we building about? so, first of all, we took a loan from the bank, from 2 billion rubles, at the expense of this

loan we are building this housing. part of the housing was sold at auction and with the proceeds. i found out about it on tv, and a few hours later they called me and said that tomorrow i, i am appointed the head of our moscow

rescue group, tomorrow we need to fly out. i was in the line nakada, well, it was done, they created a group, i would say, such a shock one. they transferred equipment and began to organize all these works, but what i saw there, looked at, i now, god forbid, it was there in spetak in armenia, retin almost died, vladimirich gave. the first team of the construction of the work, he daily traveled yerevan

linakam, through these passes, he sometimes even accompanied our auto trains that could not land in leninak, did not land in yerevan, once when accompanying such an auto train, he almost died, because in front of the pass going. hat reached leninakan, we, of course,

then warmed him up according to the construction, here we brought in himself, but no sense of panic, nothing, complete self-control, he always repaid debts in his life and the construction of churches in moscow is the return of debts, and because ... the church suffered, all this was pressed out, and i would say, here i am, when i build churches now, and somehow even repentance was built for my father, for other bolsheviks who demolished them or oppressed the clergy, perhaps, that

a person with such a character could return to russia the lost shrine, the cathedral of christ the savior, at first the task seemed impossible, the cathedral of christ the savior, i 'll say it straight... i'll say it's, on the whole, a strong-willed decision, of yuri mikhailovich, there were many hesitations, there were many protests, his strong-willed decisions, which we put into practice. for this, it was necessary to collect 1 billion dollars. how much 1 billion dollars to build the temple, yes, to build it, we

collected it, and all nations built the cathedral of christ, if you look, the name is written there, from ivanov to fitkerstein, all of them are georgians, and kazakhs, well, for example, nazarbayev gave all the stone. all the stone there yes, they gave money for free there, and abramovich, there were most of the oligarchs, who, that is, took part and ordinary people contributed too, and ordinary, you know, these are prominent people, they have large sums, but not... still, if you add it all up, then the main mass is not their

money, but the money of ordinary people for the temple, yes, it took us 5 years, we built it, i was appointed chairman of the state commission for its acceptance, and exactly 5 years later we accepted it. at that time, i became very close with the then patriarch alexey. alexey, i would say, i was here as the senior prorad, and you were already baptized, when no, the first conversation about baptism arose precisely with him, with the patriarch, yes, we were vacationing with him, and under

what circumstances, how did it happen, we were vacationing together with him, once... once we were in hospitals with him in germany, and he started this conversation with me, and somehow it turned out that at home there is some kind of stratification, that is, on the one hand , my parents

are from the narychka family, everything turns out that you are surrounded by believers, well, yes, i i got there already on wednesday and at home already, well and then i started, when i headed this whole company for the construction of the temple, restoration, i saw everything. i became friends with many forefathers, well and the patriarch became my godfather, inscrutable, the ways of the lord, and they baptized

me, i believe that god... as if, well , somehow protects me, that is, you feel the presence of a guardian angel, i feel, i feel, i feel, if it were not for this, then, probably, those operations, those illnesses that i endured, would not have allowed me. at least to work in the life of vladimir iosifovich always met strong people, managers, builders, military men, being a strong man himself, resin never felt discomfort in communicating with them, for him a strong person is first of all a colleague, an interlocutor, even an opponent, but always equal

to him, i generally... with big people i think, there is no need for this flattery, but you need to keep your distance, but you do not need to throw mud an hour after you kissed him passionately. as for boris nikolaevich, i have known him since 1985, as the secretary of the city party, as the leader moscow, he was a strong leader, i believe that the fact that he

was chosen as his successor. although i am sure that there is a question that he had to, as they say, sort out once and for all, i will tell you that i met putin in the ninety-second year. the main business

of vladimir oresin's life is the restoration and construction of orthodox churches. every saturday this tireless man goes to moscow to construction sites where new churches are being built. so very well done.

prayer should always be conscious, heartfelt, sincere, ardent. that is the task the church is that in this way orthodox christians are brought up, so that they have the experience of a living connection with god. so that they feel what it means when god hears, when god hears prayers, most often in the conditions of a comfortable everyday life, or relatively comfortable, but without much stress, we lose the ability, exactly like this, to turn to god with such force, with such boldness, when he...

from my country this is already doomed, all the facts

that we know, everyone talks about it, the first thing that is needed is desire, the second is health, if you are sick, you can do nothing, the main factors that allow a person to achieve their goals. vladimir iosifovich

resin, a happy man, he found his foothold. it is easy to get confused in the facts when you see only part of the overall picture. when you walk along urzuf, it is difficult to even believe that the line of combat contact is just two hours away, like warm water,

under its own circle.

and, perhaps, this is all a dream, and you want to open your eyes and wake up.

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