, dear friends, during the reign of alexander ii created many of his own wonderful works.89 in 1892 and what world-famous opera in 1800 90 zlata privalova city of petropalovsky chassky secondary school number 27 ballets ballets eighty-ninth is the sleeping beauty and ninety-second is a super kunchik and opera unfortunately i can’t. old witch, well, if you put emphasis on old witch, maybe that’s what it’s called, midnight is approaching, three, remember, well, that’s it, it’s not even serious anymore, really you don’t know, i really don’t know , they answered absolutely correctly, the sleeping beauty of the nutcracker, opera is the peak of the house. i would give an order, after all, two ballets, let's yes , no, it's not a pity, a medal, if you have a choice, it's better to give more than less, that's right, orge, diagnosis, your favorite vidta, we are used to not reproducing life by studying, taking. attention to the flow of western life, but to build it by copying the very facts from the life of one or another western state, often without even studying its flow. from this

the reproduction of unfreedom both under nicholas i and alexander ii, under nicholas i ended with defeatreported, say, about the won russian soldiers, about the patriotic war, but it is reported about the lost crimean war. alexander ii, the murder of the monarch by the narodolists, in general, is presented as his retreat from freedom. we talked about this exactly. and look at the events in our country, and the reign of ivan the terrible, and peter i. and the holodomor, and industrialization, and the gulag. how similar. these events are considered in the same way as our sworn friends in the west view them, how it coincides in intonation, in approach, in analysis. as a result of bolshevik policies, millions of civilians died from hunger and epidemics. carrying out industrialization through slave labor of prisoners. this is how the industrialization breakthrough is interpreted: collectivization is simplistically described as a wholesale confiscation of property from the cat and the land of the wealthy peasants, driving everyone into collective farms. it is important to pay attention to the

or how could it be that on a monument, a beautiful monument to alexander ii.ror, for the opening. which the president himself was present at the monument to alexander ii , of course, yes, yes, then they removed it, they apologized, they said that they were sewn up, they didn’t have time, they removed it, well, is that really the point, that they removed it, but the point is what happened, or how can it be that at the international economic forum, at which the president speaks every year, this year one of the speakers was this a miracle in feathers, i understand, i understand the question, but i’ll answer now, as i understand it, and i think that there is still a chance to leave a mark on this, not to mention the exhibition, which has in quotes the very euphonious name of a pig’s snout, where she was caught painting by the artist kirill miller, look, a terrible parody of the patriotic action immortal regiment, and even though, as the artist says, this is a philosophical work about the life of death, it is incomprehensible to exhibit something like this in a cit

alexander ii and napoleon ii. russia and france.mong ourselves on the joint restoration of the dome of the church of the holy sepulcher, which had done a fair amount of work by that time, so in 1865 work began, allocated money, agreed on the project, and in 3 years they erected the dome, which we can see over jerusalem today. more than one and a half centuries have passed since since then, during this time russia has experienced two world wars, a revolution, and perestroika. other socio-political upheavals. east jerusalem with its shrines became part of the territory of the israeli state. despite all these epochal changes, the spiritual ties of russian christians with the church of the holy sepulcher were not interrupted. then, after 1914, the flow of pilgrims stopped only a few such pilgrimages from russian christians abroad. so... after the ninety-first year, when the pale of settlement was removed from our country, here once again, pilgrims began to come to the holy land in droves. now russian specialists are working on the dome

and alexander ii ascended the throne., well, in our historiography was considered a reactionary. this is exactly the process that was launched under alexander ii. 36 years of energy storage. here in the seventeenth year there was an explosion. according to him. during the first thirty-six-year phase of power, the people synchronously gain energy and, as a result , unanimously submit to the destructive forces, then comes the time of restoration and creation. we get the next phase 1917-1953. this is the time of the reign of lenin and stalin, when virtually all 36 years of previous history were destroyed on its, so to speak, basis. some completely new state, having risen from the ruins of the fratricidal civil war, russia became stronger again and was soon able to break the back of nazi germany to the entire hitlerite european union. again the phase of 36 years 1953-1989, in 89 - this is exactly the same date when i met with my classmates, we discussed, because in the air there is already in 1988, we felt that great changes

alexander ii and napoleon ii.and france agreed among themselves on the joint restoration of the dome of the church of the holy sepulchre, which had become quite dilapidated by that time. and so in 1865, work began, money was allocated, the project was agreed upon, and in 3 years a dome was erected, which we can see over jerusalem today. one and a half centuries have passed since then, during which time russia has experienced two world wars, revolution, perestroika and other socio-political upheavals. east jerusalem with its shrines became part of the territory of the israeli state. despite all these epochal changes, the spiritual ties of russian christians with the church of the holy sepulcher were not interrupted. then , after 1914, the flow of captives stopped. there were only a few such pilgrimages from russian christians abroad, well, after the ninety-first year, when the pale of settlement left our country was filmed, now again we have pilgrims coming to the holy land in droves. now russian specialists are wo

this happened in 1857, in this book there is an autograph of emperor alexander ii and maria alexandrovnaok? yes, right in this book, we specially made a couple of sheets so that you could see what kind of autograph nikolai had, this is nikolai, the grand duke and alexandra fedorovna, wife of emperor nicholas i. remember, if you want to look at this book, that is, you definitely need to come here and you will see with your own eyes, let’s say, the looks of gomel, it says gomel, you see, the coat of arms, the shield, the princely crown velkatnya, heavy, wooden, gold, yes and decorated with bronze , gilded bronze, well, well, well, if there are a lot of interesting artifacts here, then let's go... in spanish there will be a vegetable garden, in the house there are such vegetable gardens in which you can grow different plants, we immediately noticed, here look, pabo real will be spanish, how handsome he is, hello, you are my good, and of course salty fish, desire may be yes or no, but i want there to be peace. there is no peace, and that you all love each other, that hello our turtles, and s

unravel the charade of nicholas ii and mentally try on the first uniform of alexander ii.ng several museums , the exhibition to become romanov, through authentic things and documents allows you to see russian emperors as children to understand that rulers are not so much born as they become. traditions, starting with peter, they were generally repeated and there was nothing new there until the seventeenth year, we provided documents on calligraphy, and then some other museum provided a watch that paul looked at, like even this muse. three sections : childhood, education and oath in contrast they also demonstrate luxury that many children could only dream of; you just have to look at a silver rattle from the 16th century or at the cameras that nicholas ii gifted to all his heirs to understand that these children had everything. we have a very interesting document in the display case about how chess is ordered for the still small peter i. on the other hand, it is a tough discipline, an educational program that included everything from dancing to stereometry and a lot of resp

, and then even more so. during alexander ii it becomes impossible, the screws are tightened, ande opposite effect, yes, this value conflict arises, i agree with you, in this generation, i agree with you, only - come on, you see, i don’t know a single period in our history when a russian person didn’t dream of justice, you know, he dreamed of it before the great reforms of alexander ii, he dreamed during the reforms, he dreamed after that. as it was with the sixties, which you are talking about, he still dreams today, that’s right, that’s why not everyone goes into revolution, so yes, the situation itself is family, she set up a certain kind of thoughts, and probably the older brother also came to this not without the influence, so to speak, of this homely atmosphere, but nevertheless , it was vladimir ilyevich lenin who was the revolutionary. in my opinion, it was not the situation in general that did it in the first place, but specific ones, the specific death of his older brother, who was a huge authority for him, was an authority, but still, if you look at the chronology, just

many royal persons attended prayer services in the cathedral, such as alexander ii, nicholas i, alexander was there twice, but the cathedral did not last long. tragedy struck the soviet regime in 1934: the cathedral was blown up, but 70 years later the townspeople decided to revive penzinskaya shrine, and today on the cathedral square and the spassky cathedral and bell tower have been built again - the height is 82.5 m, this is the highest bell tower in the entire volga region. have you heard what they say about the residents of penza: penziak thick-fifted? no, i haven’t heard, this is the first time i’ve heard it, according to legend, this expression belongs to alexander vasilyevich suvor. when the russian troops crossed the alps, most of the soldiers had sore feet, but only the penzyansky regiment distinguished itself; when svorov asked, the penzyan soldiers showed him their socks with double heels, which were knitted only here, according to urban legend, you need to rub the penza soldier’s nose or finger. could have been owned by any resident of the soviet union. oh, i recognize this t

alexander ii and napoleon ii.ance agreed among themselves on the joint restoration of the dome of the church of the holy sepulcher, which was largely responsible for this. time, and in 1865 work began, money was allocated, the project was agreed upon, and in 3 years a dome was erected, which we can see over jerusalem today. more than a century and a half have passed since then, during which time russia has experienced two world wars, revolution, perestroika and other socio-political upheavals. east jerusalem with its shrines became part of the territory of the israeli state. centuries , representatives of various russian classes specially made the products. the grandiose complex consisted of ten church lamps. the first is four meters long, three furious. nikodily was created by order of the moscow merchant samoilov. when restorers took on panikodil, they discovered insert notes in church slavonic on the artifacts. for example, here it is written that this ponycodile was created with the money of orthodox christian

when emperor alexander ii ascended the throne in 1801, he proposed a program for transforming the country implement the reforms that the tsar was going to propose. serious reforms were planned, especially since the emperor’s main assistant in this matter was mikhail mikhailovich spiransky, an outstanding russian reformer, an outstanding statesman of our fatherland, it was precisely he, spiransky, who came up with the idea to create a special educational institution, the main task of which, as he believed, was to be the education of youth, especially destined for important parts state service, he thought that it should be, firstly, next to the royal palace, so that he could be guided by all the changes that took place in state policy directly, and the choice fell on tsarskoe selo. and in 1808, spiransky submitted his project for a new educational institution to emperor alexander i. of course, the king did not react immediately. he needed to get acquainted with this document, listen to the opinion of those dignitaries who were authoritative people for him, he, of course, gave this into his

well, it’s interesting to me that alexander ii was not good at ancient history and music.ocess, perhaps along with other things. especially this feature royal training, seeing the subject of research in everything is easy to try on today, you can start by visiting an exhibition, both useful and simply interesting. the most unusual organ was built in finland, the registers of the instrument are made in the form of the branches of a huge tree. such a complex design solution required new materials. usually organ pipes are made of wood and metal, depending on the note of the musical scale, but this time they took a bio-composite and printed it. well, these are the old-timers, this is the older group, this is the main guys who perform, well , it seems to me that we have already visited all the venues in moscow , the kremlin, poklonnaya gora, and manesh, this is what i wanted to ask about, the years go by, everyone performs and performs, but hormones play, after all, teenagers, but where is rnb, as they call you by name, no, to be honest, they just call me veronica, veronica, ve

britain, the wife of king edward ii, son george, king of greece, and the monarch of chita, emperor alexander iifrom russia. and the empress. maria fedna was the king's middle daughter, whose name was dagmar. your majesty, could you remember under what circumstances and from whom you first heard the story of the russian empress? from my father, he told me a lot about empress maria feodorovna, who for him was just aunt mini. that's what they called her in the family. he met her several times before the russian revolution and in peculiarities. the following years when she lived here in exile. they were very close during this period. my father loved her very much, and it seems to me that she reciprocated his feelings. it seems to me that, by the way, she was his great-aunt; she had a lot in common in character. the character of the danish princess dagmar was tempered from her youth. the first great feeling turned into the first tragedy when... i know that when her first engagement to grand duke nicholas took place, they made an inscription about it on the marble frame doors leading into the very ma

event of january 24, 1878 gave russian terror a free hand; just 3 years later there was emperor alexander iiilled by a bomb, which was thrown at him by the terrorist ignatius grenevitsky. four people were killed, including the emperor and... the killer himself, and more than twenty people were wounded from the emperor's convoy and from passers-by who were on the street at that time. well let's go back to the present day. let's see what headlines appeared in the european media after the murder of vladlin tatarsky. an activist was arrested in st. petersburg, a pacifist was arrested. russia accuses dissidents of killing right-wing blogger. russia arrested an anti-war activist and so on and so forth. and there is not even a hint that this is a crime, that this is a terrorist act, that this is murder, that is, with all their might, all the media are leading the reader and audience away from the idea that this is a crime, that’s all that anything, just not a crime, but really, why not write? what western serpents write, when we can hear this in russian, from a person who lived most of his life in

for the first time in 1837, just before the arrival of the future emperor alexander ii, at that timeen-year-old tsitsarevich, was cooked. ryazan lezenets, before that , lezenets in russia were mainly made using honey as the main ingredient, but in 1837 sugar was used for the first time. on new year's holidays, this museum will have a special program that will tell you about the history of the candy, show a fascinating fairy tale, and at the end a master class from a real sugar maker. it is important for us to know why we add pataca to caramel, and we add pataca as... another attraction of the ryazan vdnh, it is being restored, but you can already see it now, what she looked like in the fifties. for example, they recently restored a fountain in which fish once swam for sale. when we looked at the archives, there were a lot of photographs of women, such grandmothers, very sweet with geese. they were here all the time in the second town, there were geese, there were geese, so the goose became a symbol of this place. ryazan has not only its own vdnkh, but also its own pedestrian arbat. t

during the reign of emperor alexander ii , french emigrants who fled the revolution made a huge contribution to the development and improvement of odessa. educational institutions, the odessa public library created by varontsov, to which he donated his own collection of books, became the second most established in russia after petersburg the name of alexander sergeevich pushkin occupies a special place in the history of odessa. the great russian poet lived in south palmyra for 13 months, starting in july 1823. here he wrote two and a half chapters of the novel eugene onegin. the poem gypsies, the bahcesarai fountain was completed, dozens of poems were created. at that time, most of the paved sidewalks in odessa were not yet covered. pushkin’s day in odessa began with sea swimming, strong oriental coffee, fresh newspapers, which were then allowed into the city uncensored. the poet dined at caesar otho's restaurant, ordering oysters and fine wine, and in the evenings he attended the opera or casino. 700 rubles a year, which was assigned to him in the office. century, the inhabitants of odessa

in 1802 as a result of the reform of alexander ii.ossiysk province was divided into tauride, kherson and ekaterinoslav. in 1827, it was sent to the table of the governor-general of novorossiysk and bessarabian count varantsov. maritime trade always brought good profits, from this the port flourished and the city prospered, beryansk is a small town, so cozy, well, my first job is a goby, how to make it, we say goby, but there’s more twenty-five names of all varieties of pychka, round timber, everything is there. gray, they are different , but when you fry a bull, it starts to twist like this in the frying pan, so i left them, they are different, i look, and my bull is there, since the end of the 18th century, the russian empire has created cities throughout the territory of novorussia, a decree on construction of kherson. 1778 after 2 years , ships with cargo under the russian flag were already arriving in the city. foreign merchants and commercial houses, french, polish, austrian, flocked there. from kherson russian grain bread was se

alexander ii banned its display, but the ban was lifted, what a scandal.elf under a train, and the trustee resigned. right-wing, conservative clerics attacked repin, saying he slandered the autocrat, god’s anointed, but this crime has not been proven. balashova, who cut the canvas was declared not a criminal, but a victim, as they wrote, the effects of naturalism. recognized as mentally ill , released, the painting was restored, after more than 100 years it was attacked again and restored again, but until they figured out how to save the canvas, it will not be returned to the exhibition of the third edition. 60 years ago, on january 29, 1964 , lyudmila belousova and oleg protopopov became our country's first olympic champions in figure skating. this happened at the olympics in innsbruck. they came to the sport late. he was 15 and she was 16. it is believed that at that age there’s nothing to start with, but coach igor moskvin took them on. they broke stereotypes. that day, for the first time, they remembered a new element, todas on ice. now it is often cal

cathedral, the icon of shuya, the smolensk mother of god was kept here, and emperor peter ii and alexander iio venerate this icon, and of course, there is a stunning view of the russian here. and open spaces, the teza river and fields in the suburbs of the city of shuya itself. today i mentioned the busy program of the festival itself. here, of course, as mentioned above, they pass master classes in special warm rooms and theatrical performances for guests. and of course, those who came to shuya, not afraid of the frosts, talk about their impressions. i suggest you listen. we were on our way from the shura, yeah, how do you like christmas here, tell me, it’s ok, i’m ok, what do you like most here? i like goals, i am isha myself and i really like this holiday, i really like the decorations they made, everything is very beautiful, thank you everyone for this holiday, people’s faces are frosty, happy, satisfied, merry christmas to everyone christ's. congratulations, i would like to remind you that within the framework of the russian christmas festival, which this year takes place over 15 days, n

craft classes named after emperor alexander ii were opened at the school. war revolution, the publication remained a school; for some time it housed a center for children's creativity; in 2002, the dobruzhsky district museum of local history was opened here. at our building meets a bust of the very same prince fyodor paskevich, under whom the place reached its greatest prosperity, and at the entrance they are greeted by matchlock cannons, of course, not combat ones, quite peacefully and hospitably disposed. the exposition of the first hall is dedicated to public education. in dobrysha it all started with lancaster schools, where the younger ones received. knowledge from elders, then parochial educational institutions appeared, then the first schools, where one could learn to become a carpenter or mason. many famous natives of this land stood at origins of national education. let's say, a classic of belarusian literature, ivan shamyakin, who went from a rural teacher to the chairman of the supreme council of the bssr. the author of 130 books, which were publ

his son, alexander ii had to undertake reforms to save the country from economic collapse, but in thel paid for such fears and short-sightedness. on january 12, 1954 , us secretary of state john dalis, speaking at a meeting in new york. council on foreign relations formulated the doctrine of terrifying massive retaliation. it was directed against the ussr and its allies, including china, and was based on the nuclear superiority of the united states. the americans had more delivery vehicle warheads and wanted to take advantage of this. the reason could be any, even minor conflict or random incident. in essence, the united states was the first to use nuclear weapons. president dwight esenhower also spoke openly about this, by the way, a few days before his speech davis. quote: if we can simultaneously carry out an atomic attack on all forward communist bases, the enemy will be bled dry from the very beginning of hostilities. this is our plan for europe. only in the sixties, after achieving nuclear parity between the ussr and the usa, washington had to reconsider this strategy. january 1

for the first time in 1837, just before the arrival of the future emperor alexander ii, in tupor he waseen-year-old tesarevich, ryazan lezenets was prepared. before this, lezenets in russia were mainly made using honey as the main ingredient. but in 1837 it was for the first time. sugar used. on new year's holidays, this museum will have a special program that will tell about the history of the candy, show a fascinating fairy tale, and at the end there will be a master class from a real sugar maker. it is important for us to know why we add pataca to caramel, and we add pataca as an anti-crystallizer. another attraction of the ryazan vdnkh, it is being restored, but now you can see how it looked in the fifties . for example, they recently restored the fountain that it once had. fish were swimming for sale, when we looked at the archives, there were a lot of photographs of women, such grandmothers, very nice with geese, they were always here in the second town, there are geese, there are geese, so the goose has become a symbol of this place. ryazan not only has its own vdnkh, but also it

we are talking about paul i, alexander ii and nicholas ii with their heirs, if anyone has some problemsssible to find out, he's fat there a breathless, phantom city on the neva, breeds imaginaries, including in the plot, according to the plot, college adviser bashnyak, a real figure, sits in the cells of the defendants, learning all sorts of secrets from them and passing them on to the investigation, handsome sergei marin plays this role , over which all the girls are going crazy today, and the scheme itself, and worked out by the bosnian together with count witt, was played by evgeniy tsyganov, from whom all the girls went crazy 15 years ago, is going crazy to this day, but already not girls, they just grew up. the two of them they organize a serious investigation, but in the process , in general, it suddenly turns out that people who cooperate with the investigation are increasingly disappearing in st. petersburg, and then they are found either without a head, or with their head in the neva, or in a completely different, torn and not entirely alive form , it is absolutely clear that i

versions at all , i can’t even say the era, well, even if i don’t know, shchukin, no, this is emperor alexander iider was his first name, but later he began to call himself. "to my squasto." even before the opening of the pass, visits to him were issued for special merits in work and study. some were only allowed to go down to the underground halls, while others were lucky to ride with the breeze. moscow subway? right. even before the opening, the moscow metro was visited by more than a million people. about poetry 200. of all the arts, the first. poetry retains its place, wrote this german philosopher in his critique of the ability to judge. maybe emmanuel kant is right about poetry 100. mathematician mike keith created his version of edgar allan poe's raven. the number of letters in the words of the new opus corresponds to the first 740 characters of this particular one. pi numbers. absolutely right. as a child, this boy had a toy kangaroo, but it got lost. but his father immortalized him right away. two kangaroos, a mother and a son, a boy, christopher robin milan, absolutely right, and alan mi

emperor alexander ii wanted to buy the painting. russian artists 1.etyakov. i really want to answer kuindzha. no, eh, this is nicholas roerich’s thesis work, i also wanted to answer him, the dishes cost 200. it was for such people that the samara state technical university produced edible dishes from zucchini, pumpkin and applesauce. maybe vegan, no, for kids, no. such dishes were produced for astronauts in order to reduce litter in orbit, disorder, disorder, tableware 400, the first plant in russia where pharmaceutical tableware was made from this material, was discovered in the village of dukhanino near moscow in 1639, glass, absolutely true, mostly window glass was made, but... last year, scientists from the university of portsmouth found out that for picky eaters even this characteristic of the dishes on which the food is served, the color is absolutely correct, for example, on white plates the food seems less salty, so good, dishes for 800, an ancient city in this country from... questions from elena barshcheva for a thousand. pop artist nikolai

we are talking about paul i, alexander ii and nicholas ii with their heirs, if... someone has some problemspid, as often happened with duels, the air is damp, the poems are hot and generally quite brainless, and as often happens with hot poems, death rides in a sleigh to the carnival, the horses get scared, and even the artist of the tribunes performs in such make-up as... his first episode is simply impossible to recognize, he is a fat, short-breathing, phantom city on the neva, breeding imaginaries, in including in the plot, according to the plot, the collegiate adviser bashnyak, a real figure, sits down in the cells of the defendants, learning all sorts of secrets from them and passing them on to the investigation, this role is played by the handsome sergei marin, for whom all the girls today are crazy, and she the scheme has been worked out bosniak together with count witt, his role was played by evgeniy tsyganov, from whom all the girls went crazy 15 years ago, they go crazy to this day, but they are no longer girls, they just grew up, together they organize a serious investigation, bu

and lay there, apparently washed out, he picked it up from somewhere, it was 1/4 of a kopeck of alexander ii, he exchanged it for stamps, he obviously liked it, well , i remember he gave me a lot of stamps, and maybe it’s because there was a neighbor who collected coins , he carved stamps on wood there well, he was an artist, although he didn’t study, he generally drew superbly, maybe because of this, what such communication was , collecting is still quantity, and collection is quality, that’s when a childhood hobby begins to degenerate or develop into collecting, consciously, so that you understand not just how many pieces you have, but how rare they are, because sometimes old does not mean rare. of course, as it was, i started collecting weather records a long time ago, what is this? well, it goes by year, coins, early tips, that is, twenty-four, this is the fifth year, it’s rare there, so i started with this, there were no albums then professional ones, as you could now buy there to insert, used to be made of polytilene on a sewing machine to fit each one. no , they put it in cells, i col

we are talking about paul i, alexander ii and nicholas ii with their heirs, if anyone has some problems you will basically become a cerberus here, the duels in the film are completely stupid, as often happened with duels, and the air is damp, the poems are hot and generally quite brainless, as often happens with hot poems, in a sleigh to a carnival death rides, the horses are frightened, and even the artist of the tribunes performs in such makeup that it is simply impossible to recognize his first episode, he is fat, short of breath, a phantom... according to the plot, the college adviser bashnyak, a real figure, sits down in the cells of the defendants, asking them all sorts of secrets and passing them on to the investigation. this role is played by the handsome sergei marin, for whom all the girls are going crazy today. the scheme itself was worked out by the towerman together with count witt. his role was played by evgeny tsyganov, from which all the girls went crazy 15 years ago, they are still going crazy to this day, but they are no longer girls, they just grew up, the two of them

why does the west hate us so much, they are afraid of our enormity, they used to say emperor alexander iit putin’s address to the federal assembly in 2018 was very unusual; talking about the prospects for the country’s development, the president named new weapons systems that ensured the qualitative superiority of our armed forces over any potential enemy. possessing such weapons certainly provides serious advantages in the field of armed struggle. its power and strength, as military experts say, can be enormous, and its speed. does invulnerable to today's missile defense and air defense systems, since anti-missile missiles, to put it simply, simply cannot catch up with them. heavy intercontinental ballistic missiles sarmat, cruise missiles with a nuclear power plant burevestnik, hypersonic missiles kinzhal, ultra-fast unmanned underwater vehicles poseidon, combat laser systems peresvet, and putin added that’s not all. country's defense capability. it was the russian army that stood in the way of those who claimed world domination. napoleon conquered all of europe and brought it down on u

alexander ii knew for sure that his mother loved mamur marshmallow, and specially ordered it from the to look for them. their gifts, and since alexander’s mother was a frail old woman, alexander himself climbed under the tree with a cigar, and once almost started a fire. by the mid-19th century , the breadwinner profession had declined in popularity. in europe , medical publications have appeared on the health hazards of other people's milk and the benefits of making your own breastfeeding. these trends have caught on. revolution, along with lockeys, maids and other servants, the profession of nurse finally disappeared. it’s impossible for everyone to love us, but it’s very possible and necessary for us to love everyone, mentor, next to him you were like, well, on the eve of heaven, if not in heaven, it feels like he was waiting for you all his life, here’s meeting with you, the ascetic, my father himself said, he never prayed anywhere. hello, this is a cool topic, a project dedicated to modern teachers, it has started. biology teacher anastasia kondina, geography teacher, alexander f

indeed, there are many legends, but it is known for sure, for example, that alexander ii ordered a set you. host, meet the guests, we'll meet them on the street, they were freezing. hello. oleg, thank you. great, you're welcome, hello, come on guys , all the best to you, bye-bye, bye-bye, great travels, here is a classic kubochinsky house with a large living room where guests are received, including uninvited ones. hello! "hello, come in, you , oh, this is a fireplace room, yes, yes, this is a fireplace room, you can sit near the fireplace, please, on the floor, yes, yes, we traditionally, before in such rooms we sat on the floor on pillows , take yourself a pillow too, and this is what it means to sit on the floor by the fireplace, the fireplace is there was a place where it was warm, and at the same time they cooked food, so..." now you can see how a saucepan is hanging on the fire, hanging over the fire, and just the traditional dagestan khinkal is being cooked there. khinkal is beef boiled in water , potatoes and dough and spices, only salt. here, on an open fire, they cook most of

alexei mazurov tells wheelchair excursionists about the assassination attempt on alexander ii: the unevennessto receive the following textile and tactile impressions, you must present a pass. they move along carpet paths with floral patterns. responsible for the prosperity of the cradle of three revolutions, smolny employees. the leader of the world proletariat did without wool pile under his feet. clothing in the corridors of power appeared later, now it is updated once every five years, but fashion and protocol have nothing to do with it. the corridor is long, it has such peculiar acoustics. sound travels very quickly if at one end something is said in the corridor, the sound reaches the opposite part, and the path dampens it. the sound of vacuum cleaners can be heard here before dark; it takes more than an hour to clean just one two-hundred-meter corridor, but there is no need to rush outside the walls of smolny on a frosty afternoon. the icy edge of the narrow embankment adds adrenaline to alexey mazarov, the electric wheelchair carefully moves along the cast-iron laces, philip kolonitsky

the coin was lying there, apparently washed out, i picked it up from somewhere, it was 1/4 of alexander ii’s, a monetary unit of 1/4 from somewhere, i had a neighbor, oleg, he is the eldest. he was there for about seven years, he probably exchanged it for a stamp , he apparently liked it, well, he gave me a lot of stamps there, i remember, and maybe it was because there was a neighbor who collected stamp coins there, he carved wood, he was a good artist, although he didn’t study, he drew absolutely great maybe because of this, that such communication was so collecting is still quantity, and collection is quality, that’s when passion begins to degenerate or develop into collecting, consciously, so that you understand not just how many pieces you have, but how rare it is, because sometimes old does not mean rare, of course, as it was, once upon a time i started collecting god's items a long time ago, what is this, well, it goes by year, coins, early councils, that is, twenty-fourth, twenty- fifth, twenty-sixth. as now you could buy it there and insert it into a cell, before they used polyethyl

illness, i will be afraid. were generally worked out, this is, of course, the funeral train of alexander iiemained one of the most important soviet relics. a museum pavilion was built for him next to the paviletsky station; in its importance it was almost as important as the mausoleum. and there was an amazing historical loop in this from sealed carriage, in which in april the seventeenth. zurich, lenin and 31 other revolutionaries, went to russia to change the course of history, before the baggage bag number 1691, in which lenin’s body was brought to poveletsky, then saratov station, only 7 years passed, seven years that perhaps contained , the most culminating years of lenin’s own life and those grandiose events that changed the course of history in our country. the farewell took place in the columned hall of the house of the unions, decorated with tropical palm trees. there are monstrous frosts in moscow, on the streets and alleys around the building. bonfires are constantly burning, there are 50,000 people in line at the same time , in total, half a million have come to say goodbye, in

this was the central entrance to this building , merchants entered here, but when the future tsar alexander iihis main specialty is a pilot. one day, by chance, he was passing through tyumen, then he noticed the unusually beautiful... carvings on ancient estates, and a few years later he decided to move to tyumen and master the ancient craft of wood carving, and it so happened that it was vadim makarovich... became the first restorer of monuments of tyumen wooden nobility, starting his work with the kolokolnikov house. but when i restored, i realized that this is only the beginning, because there are a lot of such houses, tyumen needs to be restored, because the carving is unique from tyumen. his son svyatoslav helps vadim makarovich restore ancient houses. the first entry in his work book is that he was hired as a restorer on a part-time basis. i was about 13 years old, it was already my fourteenth year, i went up to my father and said: dad, i want to be a woodcutter, he said: please come to work, even tomorrow, so i come, and i gives a piece of wood, and a sample , here the sample tells you,

objects were chosen depending on their historical cultural significance, here at the monument to alexander iiute of the green line originates, but the beginning... you can make your way from absolutely anywhere, and also at special stands to see what other interesting things are nearby. it was possible to update the pedestrian and transport stands thanks to the project of the administration of irkutsk, a city on the angara, daughter of lake baikal. maybe a city guest or the same city resident will highlight some information for himself. it is also possible to follow the qr code, and look at the information too, on plaques, historical publications, they carry something like this. informational in nature, now 357 pedestrian transport stands help not only to navigate the city, but to learn the original culture and history of the capital of the baikal region. evgenia rudakova, roman ryutin, leading irkutsk. the all-russian family forum “relatives and loved ones” will open today in moscow. the primorsky territory will be represented by the large udovikov family from vladivostok. they are raising 1

ii herself was present at the lighting of the church in 1783. and in subsequent years, the temple was not deprived of the attention of great people. on his way to southern exile, alexanderhim. emperor nicholas ii prayed here. until now. over time , discrepancies remain about the author of the temple project; a number of scientists attribute authorship to famous architects francesca rastrelli and giacoma quarenghe. an italian painter specially invited to the city worked on images of the ascension of the lord’s dormition of the blessed virgin mary. in the difficult 20th century, the years of atheism, persecution of the church, and the years of war , two chechersk orthodox churches and a cemetery chapel were destroyed, as well. church of the holy trinity, most of the icons were destroyed, only the church of the transfiguration survived. her altar previously housed an ancient 16th century icon of the descent of vaat, a magnificent masterpiece belarusian art. now there is a copy of it, and the original is housed in the national art museum of belarus. it was the church of the transfiguration of the savior that was destined for the fate of the center of orthodoxy in the cheche

the cathedral at one time was located on a large cathedral square; alexander i, emperor, nicholas i, nicholas iithey stayed has survived to this day. this place has a great future. and the adjacent territory will be a beautiful historical monument, an alley of warriors is planned, burial of our heroes, it is also possible to arrange museums and historical, military ones, we must know our history and at what cost do we have peace today? this is what zlatous says about the church of the saints: do not move away from the church, because there is nothing. to the church family , how strange can this seem to unchurched people who do not know the monastic order and monastic life, that this is some kind of primitive, boring life, wretched, but in fact no one would live a day here without grace, without god’s help, in the world you have never experienced such joy, such satisfaction, as you experience in the monastery, believe me, there is something to compare with, here i am... as they say, before the monastery i was interested in various sections, except for ballet, despite the fact that my profession w

well, you know, the famous formula that our emperor alexander ii that russia’s main allies are the armyding union obligations and signed agreements; we cooperate with our partners in solving the most important international problems, trade and economic problems, and these are the largest countries. well, i must say that in 1997 we signed. with the people's republic of china a declaration on a multipolar world, and russia and china proceed from the fact that it is necessary to create a world where all states will feel equal rights and will take part in solving the fateful problems that affect all of us, all countries and, in fact, every person, this is a partner, of course, it’s not just china, it’s many countries in asia, africa, latin america, the global majority. russia is striving for a multipolar world, what does this mean? a multipolar world presupposes the sovereign right of each state to participate in deciding its own destiny, to determine its own destiny, but to participate in deciding the fate of the world, in international affairs. in principle, a multipolar world was envisio

on his way to southern exile, alexander sergeevich pushkin visited him. emperor nicholas iiday, there are still discrepancies about the author of the temple project. a number of scientists attribute the authorship to the famous architects francesca rastrelli and giacoma quarenghe. above the images of the ascension of the lord during the dormition of the blessed virgin mary , an italian painter specially invited to the city worked. in the difficult 20th century, the years of atheism, persecution of the church, and the years of war, two chechersk orthodox churches and a cemetery chapel, as well as the church of the holy trinity, were destroyed. most of the icons were destroyed. only the church of the transfiguration survived. an ancient icon was previously kept in her altar. century , the descent of vaat, a magnificent masterpiece of belarusian art, now there is a copy of it, and the original is housed in the national art museum of belarus. it was the salvation of the transfiguration church that sealed the fate of the center of orthodoxy in the chechersk region. according to t

classical antiquity, where alexander the great was crowned, it... is located near the northern port city of thessaloniki. the palace was built more than 2.0 years ago by philip ii the classical period. its area was 15,000 km. on its territory there were large banquet halls, places for worshiping the gods and courtyards. later it was destroyed by the romans. its ruins were discovered during excavations that began in the 19th century. then why do you need so much alone, as they say, in cramped conditions and not offended, this also happens, but it is important that you know, there is room for inspiration, for your creative thinking, then everything will be simple. yes, the main value, friends, is our loved ones, appreciate them, hug them more often. by the way, a lot of treasures are stored in the main diamond of our country, and now you can see some of them. more information about the exhibition, book hauls, the plot of our correspondent oles boyarskikh. the exhibition “ excess books” opened at the national library. i suggest we walk along it together, and at the same time find unusual ones. copies. organizing such exhibitions has already become a good tradition

in this film as a translator into english, well, the subtitles are in english, my grandson , alexander raport iio everything to suppress it in the very, very, what is called the embryo, thank you for the fact that with all your destiny, all facets, your professional life, being a psychotherapist and actor, you managed to benefit people, like this film too, in which these facets of your destiny. so we crossed paths, thank you for this , thank you, bori, thank you alex, who invited me to everyone who took part in this, thank you, this is the life and destiny of alexander rapoport, if you come to my house, the first thing you will see - this is a door scratched by dogs, he could become... zalod or an athlete, we took the gto standards for 30 dash 34 years old, we can do pull-ups as a taster, i always like to eat a lot or as a lifeguard. but he is a doctor that everyone needs, treatment should not be self-medication , you need to contact a specialist, dr. myasnikov , every saturday on rtr, on the anniversary of leonid ermolnik, mom, where is dad, he went to the delivery, you know, he goes himself, i

in finsley, i advise you to read and look at the signature under this criminal code, alexander’s signature is there iis, this is all our russian land, so we’ll call zelensky kelsing force, i’m exaggerating of course, but in principle there are certain historical roots for what? do they do this? yes, of course, i absolutely agree with my colleague here, they are hammering, so to speak, a nail on the future for future conflicts, for future internal confrontation, for revival, well, the emergence, the formation of some kind of fifth column, because well, the americans have been fighting with russia for quite a long time, they won in this war in the ninety-first year one day, they know that they won this war, forming an internal conflict that tore the country apart from the inside. they are throwing yakut separatism into yakutia and telling how much is needed for this wait, well, for this we need at least some, let’s also theorize here , a man from bryansk got through to us, his name is, if i understand correctly, artyom, you’re artyom and anatoly, i welcome you, we think, please tell me , yes, what kind,

alexander botkin, lead the south donetsk direction. and now our broadcast will continue with yuri starikov’s documentary, world war ii, stalingrad.nda minister joseph goebels spoke at the berlin sports palace. he called on the german people for total war to the bitter end. his speech lasted more than two hours. the whole of germany listened to it live on the radio. goebbels left the podium having lost 3 kg. his the desperate appeal to the nation was a consequence of the heavy defeat of the german army at stalingrad. for the first time we felt a mortal threat to our existence. this was the first defeat of the germans. everyone generally understood that the war was lost. germany. the battle of stalingrad became the bloodiest battle in human history. among the endless steppes, along a narrow strip of the volga coast , 2 million people fought in mortal combat. it is quite possible to consider the battle of stalingrad as the main key battle. which really changed the course second world war. why did hitler need stalingrad? why the germans and their allies were defeated, how the battle of stalingrad influenced the outcome of the second

ii. on saturday, he was joined by his ally, russian president, alexander, to mark 80 years since the siege was broken. mr. putin compared ukraine's government with nazi germany, which is a line he has been using to rally support for the war, but historians and political commentators dismissed the comparison and so has the ukrainian government. >>> russia holds presidential elections in march, when president vladimir putin is considered a shoe-in to win. he is facing a challenge from an antiwar candidate whose presidential ambition is raising questions of why he is even allowed to run. claire sebastian has more. >> reporter: under heavy snowfall and amid the chill of ever tighter limits on freedom of speech, this is a rare spark of russian public opposition to vladimir putin. patiently lining up to get an antiwar candidate on the ballot in the upcoming presidential elections. this is the only candidate that wants to stop the military action on someone else's territory. for some, it goes even deeper than the war. i feel my rights may be infringed, i don't feel safe sometimes. the candidate i