practically a power of attorney issued to receive medicines and three bottles of mineral water for the stalin museumnitary department. ah, the next day for life is already the ninth of november . we see that in the act of the limousine here under paragraph eight there are two bottles, one from under narzan , the other from under borjomi, from the third disappeared gone, dear. it is quite obvious that someone very competently and quickly destroyed the most important piece of evidence - the bottle from which stalin drank before his death and which could put everything in its place , it seems that the conspiracy really existed and was carefully prepared, not only two external posts were removed protection, but also replaced almost the entire immediate environment. leader. the most important thing was that they removed the day before. uh, this whole department, at the end of 502, the authorities were removed. the initial guard of stalin who did not let anyone in to stalin. and when the ruler was already then he came already sitting, when he saw his former subordinate to the dacha, stalin, he told him wh

museum. here it is, the stalin line, relatively speaking, minsky is fortified. not where history is now, as a cultural complex, but sent in the city. that's when i was engaged in the twentieth century, then we are here nikolaevna and went to the first world war and now they have already decided to dig a little deeper. here, of course, the sixteenth to the first half of the seventeenth century takes for us it's like a machine. in real time, that is, nothing needs to be invented. you can just immerse yourself like this on your own and work and hobbies. the fact is that we actively cooperate with museums, and in terms of exposition, we have materials for exhibiting and, uh, in terms of copies of museum objects in this perspective, because we have mastered all materials. i sew. my husband, by skin on iron we have a wonderful family. in principle, we have mastered almost all crafts. uh, well, except for weaving, because the refusal loom won't fit into my apartment. i don't have a workshop. i have a regular household machine. there are hands, that is, part of some ope

and so we wanted people to learn about the stalin era at the victims of communism museum, but we really wanted them to understand him because some people only know was he a bad guy. and so, of course, lenin communists to begin with. and now you to stalin, who is one of the worst. so this this second permanent gallery here at the victims of communism museum has a theme really of repression. and and you see these the big numbers that stalin is responsible for. but you also see lots of personal stories in this gallery. we were inspired by so many personal stories we couldn't cover all of them. but that's something that we wanted people to understand, that the big numbers of over 100 million killed by communism. that means so many individual souls. and then, of course, so many other people are victims that weren't killed, but still had to suffer under communism. molotov horror cover. who is this woman? she was a czech. and so it's an extraordinary story. she was a dedicated polish mission against both the nazis and then the communists. and she she just spoke the truth over and over again. s

museum. here it is the stalin line, relatively speaking, minsk fortified area. not where there is only a cultural complex now, but in the city of zaslavl then i was engaged in the twentieth century, then we switched to world war i, and now we have already decided a little dig deeper. here, of course, the sixteenth first half of the seventeenth century is doing this as a real time machine. that is, you do not need to invent anything. you can just immerse yourself like this on your own and work and hobbies are one. the fact is that we will actively wean ourselves with museums, but in terms of exposition we have. materials for exhibiting and, in terms of copies of museum objects, from this angle, because we have mastered all the materials. i sew. my husband has a wonderful family in terms of skin and iron. basically, we are all crafts have been mastered. uh, well, except for weaving, because the loom won't fit in my apartment. i don't have a workshop. i have a regular household machine. there are hands, that is, part of some operations that is not visible. this can

museum. here it is the stalin line, relatively speaking, minsk fortified area. history is now, as a cultural complex, but in the city, damn it. it was then that i was engaged in the twentieth century, then we , here nikolaevna , switched to the first world war. and now we have already decided to dig a little deeper. here, of course, the sixteenth in the first half of the seventeenth century is doing it like a machine? in real time, that is, nothing needs to be invented. you can just immerse yourself like this on your own and work and hobbies. the fact is that we actively cooperate with museums, and in terms of exposition, we have, uh, material for exhibiting and in terms of copies of museum objects in this perspective, because we have mastered all the materials. i sew. my husband, in terms of skin and iron, we have a wonderful family. in principle, we have mastered almost all crafts. uh, well, except for the quality, because the refusal machine will not fit into my apartment. i don't have a workshop. i have an ordinary household machine and i have hands, that is

the experience of fighting against the occupier ruslan serbov defender of azov stalin request for facts he comes to the museum of the history of ukraine right here at the exhibition dedicated to the exploits of the azov regiment he tells how he got to the metallurgical plant he lost leg and most of all talks about his brothers dance he destroyed the russian major general maus also died in the private sector killed a lot destroyed the infantry prophesied all the boys who died and i never cry as a hero lives as long as his memory lives an exhibition was opened here on february 24, its curator, oleksandr lukyanov, says that the idea came about when the heroic photos of growing up were made publicly available by urest dmytro kozatsky with a place, they did not hesitate in the museum's conference. the renovation was just in progress because of the war, it was stopped, and the premises were transformed at the azovstal mine, once a soviet metallurgical giant, which acquired a new meaning a year ago, old soviet exhibits were in the funds. this is a special dusting of the showcase there, there are even metal shavings

their experience of fighting the occupier ruslan serbov, the defender of azov stalin's request for facts, he comes to the museum ukraine right here at the exhibition dedicated to the exploits of the azov regiment, he tells how he got to the metallurgical plant lost a leg and tells the most about his brothers dance he destroyed the russian major general maus also in the private sector died a lot destroyed the infantry divined all guys who died and i never cry as a hero lives as long as his memory lives on the exhibition was opened here on february 24, its curator oleksandr lukyanov says the idea came when heroic photos were made publicly available by orest dmytro kozatsky from we didn’t hesitate to take a place in the conference room of the museum. renovations were just in progress because of the war, it was stopped. and the premises were turned into a mini azovstal, once a soviet metallurgical giant, which acquired a new meaning a year ago. old soviet exhibits were in the funds. these are specially dusted showcases there are even metal shavings on them, that is, to show that these meanings are no longer relevan

of a blast furnace shop, this model was presented to stalin for his seventieth birthday, and was not only famous for his amazing discoveries. museumience and industry. it has always been known as a platform for discussions; its halls have been a place in different years for the speech of scientists and poets at the beginning of the last century, sergei yesenin alexander blok vladimir mayakovsky read his poems from the stage of a large audience. in the eighteenth year , the leader of the world proletariat spoke with a lecture on the goals of communism, vladimir lenin in the forties was given a lecture hall by a scientist nobel prize winner. pyotr kapitsa igor there nikolai basov and many others carried their ideas to the masses in the sixties the museum became one of the symbols of the thaw and the works of robert rozhdestvensky, yevgeny yevtushenko, were the akhmadulina of andrey voznesensky of japan. yes cinema from 1984 to the ninety-fourth years for a whole 10 years a large audience was closed for reconstruction, when poetry evenings returned joy, there was no limit to their participants . nothing worthy of a poem of a poem cam

in the blast furnace shop, this model was presented to stalin for his seventieth birthday, and was not only famous for his amazing discoveries. museumf science and industry. always been known as a platform for discussions, its halls in different years were a place for speeches by scientists and poets at the beginning of the last century, sergey yesenin alexander blok vladimir mayakovsky read his poems from the stage of a large audience in the eighteenth year, with a lecture on the goals of communism, the leader of the world proletariat, vladimir lenin of the forties the lecture hall was given to scientists and nobel prize winners. pyotr kapitsa igor there nikolai basov and many others brought their ideas to the masses in the sixties the museum became one of the symbols of the thaw marlene khudey filmed here are poetic evenings for the film of ilyich's outpost, and from the stage the work of robert rozhdestvensky yevgeny yevtushenko was the akhmadulina of andrei voznesensky , who is jabbing everything at you. oh yes, cinema from 1984 to ninety-four years for a whole 10 years, a large audience was closed for reconstruction , when poet

ancient weapons of the stalin period because the losses are so great that there is nothing to replace them with we will tell you everything about what russia is hoping for, the museumxhibits are obviously more well-kept than what has been kept in russian warehouses for years. despite this, the rarities of the soviet defense industry are already at the front, as a confirmation, here is this move from the ukrainians air fighters this is how they destroy armored personnel carriers tlbs installed on it with a ship anti-aircraft gun, the weapon comes from the forties, recently overturned by the occupiers, these ratets were noticed on the railway, and this analgovmet is already going through the occupied melitopol, also these machines were also seen in the swatov direction , but it is yet to understand what they are doing on it is quite difficult for the front, says military expert oleksandr musienko, because using a ship's gun on land is simply inefficient, equipping these ship's guns with mt-lb machine guns is also interesting know-how, because these installations need water cooling, where are these water tanks, even the russians make fun of it, because a machine that

but even here the museum did not linger in the fifties, but the decision was made in a. the extension was prospective at that time, stalinavenues are now independence avenues and the house was moved. come here, closer to the river. svislochek was engaged in the architectural project by the belarusian famous architect ivan volochko, namely, he oversaw, yes, the creation of the house and even preserved its real fence today at the service station of thirty square meters, two halls are a permanent exposition with an original interior and space for temporary exhibitions for the centenary in the building, which adds to the list of historical and cultural heritage. belarus underwent restoration, its main task is to restore the appearance, since it is also an architectural monument typical of post-war minsk buildings , chemical analysis revealed nine shades green house thanks to research. now he is the same color as more than 70 years ago olga medved ilya is a bunch of news. and finally, about the victorious revenge of our arina, the sable of the belarusian stubborn wrestling beat in india, wales, the chick barbara katchikova an