a monument in the form the stars of david are the work of the vitebsk sculptor ivan cossack on the obeliskfemale, male and children's hands, they are stretched out to the sky as if, only it can help. finding salvation is symbolic that the opening of the memorial sign pain took place on july 10, 944. before the beginning of the great patriotic war , there were houses and gardens here . we are with you in the open-air museum of military equipment in the exposition of a self-propelled artillery mount, a four- gun howitzer, an infantry fighting vehicle and two aircraft. in the park rises and the mound of glory in it was laid a capsule with a message to posterity, which will be removed only in the year of the centenary of victory, it was here in the summer of 1959 on the eve of the fifteenth anniversary of the liberation of belarus that the burial of the crew members took place, the legendary katyusha who died and the liberation of the area from fascist invaders. here rests the commander of the installation, timofey, the light gunner, sergey borodulin, and the driver, the guy on zarinka. hence

the monument in the shape of a star of david was the work of the vitebsk sculptor ivan the cossack on obelisk are female, male and children's hands, they are stretched to the sky as if, only it can help. it is symbolic to find salvation that the opening of the memorial sign of pain took place on july 10, the day when the families liberated the city on june 25, 1944 in the forty-first. before the beginning of the great patriotic war, there were houses and gardens of 1958 komsomol members. young people, in honor of the 40th anniversary of the komsomol, central park was laid here. we are with you in the open -air museum of military equipment in the exposition of a self-propelled artillery installation, howitzer four guns, infantry fighting vehicle and two aircraft. in the park rises and the mound of glory was placed in it a capsule with a message to posterity, which will be removed only in the year of the centenary of victory, it was here in the summer of 1959 on the eve of the fifteenth anniversary of the liberation of belarus that the burial of the crew members took place, the legendar

was an unfortified place, and there was a zlobin castle nearby in 1654 by the troops of the cossack hetman ivan zolotarenko. the castle burned down the fortress was not the only reminder of her park pridneprovsky standing on the site of the castle zlobin and a model kept in the local museum. it was typical building of that period. as you can see, there was a wooden defensive structure around the entire perimeter. everything was made of wood and inside there were houses and, of course, a church. that is, there was definitely nothing special here. the only thing. this is just not a fortified place. here or not, both farmers and merchants on the banks of the river, the dnieper, organized a fair marketplace, it was held annually and for some reason they were called vyazma, and in order to get into the trading rows, it was necessary to make a gift. to whom history is silent. the sellers put on exclusively white clothes; the goods were packed before the sale ; there were quite a few chinese among the merchants. in the 19th -20th centuries, flour, herring, sugar, wheat were fused near the dnieper , ke

was an unfortified place, and nearby there was a castle zlobin in 1654 by the troops of the cossack hetman ivanolotarenko. the castle burned down the fortress was not the only reminder of it predneprovsky park, standing on the site of the castle, zlobin and a model kept in the local museum. it was a typical building of that period. as you can see , there was a wooden defensive structure around the entire perimeter. everything was made of wood and inside there were houses and, of course, a church. that is, there was definitely nothing special here. the only thing. this is just not a fortified place. artisans lived here farmers and merchants on the banks of the river, the dnieper, organized a fair marketplace, it was held annually and for some reason they were called vyazma, and in order to get into the trading rows, it was necessary to make a gift. to whom history is silent. the sellers put on exclusively white clothes ; the goods were packed before the sale ; there were quite a few chinese among the merchants. in the 19-20 centuries, herring flour, sugar, wheat, kerosene and building stone were

cossacks. they grandfather ivan the terrible is mentioned in the annals of the time of ivan iii, many other interestingts can be found in the cultural and exhibition center, the don cossack guard at the local university. look what brother larion served me in st. petersburg, guarding the tsar-father himself, and in the barracks of each cossack such a chest stood like this, look, and the name is signed either by the guards of his imperial majesty's cossack regiment of the second squadron, cossack larion sidorovich skachkov look at the rastines, gifts. what a beauty? oh people, i'm already happy, i'll go to the mirror lie down. no, it looks great. and let me tell you now, a very funny case we are talking about the cadets. well, you, of course, are such a cadet, overgrown. well, it's okay, so here we used to have winters in the rostov region that were terribly cold and terribly windy according to the charter so that the child would not get sick, would not catch a cold, this cap had to be worn. that's right on top of the cap. teenage boys, of course, did not want to look like that. well, like a grandmother

cossacks, since the time of ivan the terrible, they have been people sovereigns. and although periodically rebelled, but mind you, they rebelled. it is always for the legitimate king or on the move, the end of the tsarevich as it is his time of troubles. the settlement by the cossacks was carried out simultaneously from two sides from the east by those who came from the don from the west from the side of the dnieper below, into which, starting from the seventeenth century, entire regiments fled to escape the polish oppression. in 1651, after the defeat of khmelnitsky, several regiments left along the birch bark, and they completely settled on the border between russia and poland, on the territory of modern donbass. this was the kharkov regiment. akhtyrsky regiment izyumsky regiment of the ostrogozhsky semi-ostrogozhsky regiment, in general, the territory of the modern voronezh region. that is, there was an area then they called sloboda ukraine yes, that is , e, these were the territories of the cossack regiments that came to the service of russia and which were he

detachments lost by russia under ivan the terrible. the cossacks a foothold in the urals in siberia with royal support, tobolsk and surgut were erected and went further east. the reign of fedor, which descendants will call peaceful and serene, lasted only 14 years, tsar fedor ivanovich died at the forty-first year of his life, knowing that he was the last dynasty of rurik on the russian throne was cut short. the sovereign did not indicate a successor, relying on the will of god. the comfortable queen irina soon retired to the monastery, and after a tense struggle, her brother boris godunov, an energetic, active, experienced manager, ascended the throne. he had every chance to bring the country out of a protracted crisis. after 7 years of rule , boris godunov died suddenly. away, a muda series of impostors on the throne began - a civil war. intervention devastation russian state was one step away from death. of all ends peasant boyars merchants of war those who survived after the war, famine and devastation came to decide their fate. in march 1613,

characters of tolstoy, this is olenin in the story the cossacks and andrei bolkonsky, of course, and uh , prosecutor golovin in the story about the death of ivanluda. of course they leave his usual life. this is such scopism. yes, flight, i would say, not even leaving. but it is precisely escape that is not the same as escape from problems. rather, here is an escape from oneself, here from oneself. what happens to father sergius, what happens to lenin cossacks. uh, what 's going on with pierre bezukhov and balcony? yes, with anyone, with anyone from his main uh, all the main characters, and the second - it was tolstoy's hmm. it's me. here i found out in the process, as it were, of studying his biography, which is very important, tolstoy would have dreamed of changing at all. eh, lichen. here, it’s not just to get away from yourself, but to live under a different name. yes, no one knew who he was, as a result , bulletins appear in the newspapers. and yes, he is, he is running, he thinks that he disappeared in the third grade, he goes mixed with the people, and in the newspaper , journalists write that leo tolstoy is such and such a station for