from vladimir, the inscription says that the relics of the pious and christ-loving prince alexander yaroslavovich rest here. the new city, the new capital needed a defender, and alexander nevsky becomes one at the moment when the reliquary with the relics appears on the banks of the neva, and indeed, petersburg, petrograd, leningrad never surrendered even before the most terrible trials. leningraders steadfastly endured the years of the blockade, the horrors of war. and today the city grows and shines. a thousand believers came to the celebration in crosses, banners, nevsky is not visible, people united by love for the country and its history, relics, the main shrine of the city. there are always many pilgrims in the lavra, but on september 12 every year both petersburgers and guests flock here to celebrate the day of the transfer of the relics of alexander nevsky, this is right, this is necessary, we really need this now, pride in our homeland, for people like alexander nevsky, commanders who defend our homeland, at the cost of their lives. the procession with the icon of our lady of kazan passe

petersburg on the banks of the neva there was a famous battle with the swedish army of prince alexander yaroslavovich'sonor of the glorious victory, the prince received the nickname nevsky. the battle of the neva took place in 1240 at the confluence of the izhora and neva rivers in the area of ​​the modern city of ust-zhora. canonized as a saint, the commander alexander nevsky is considered one of the patrons of the russian troops. after the october revolution of 1917, the capital was again moved from st. petersburg to moscow. from 1924 to 1991, the city was the name leningrad in honor of the leader of the socialist revolution, vladimir lenin. during the great patriotic war , leningrad was besieged by the troops of hitler and his allies. leningraders spent almost 900 days and nights in the military blockade. their fortitude became a symbol of invincibility and courage. the blockade of leningrad began on september 8 , 1941, when wehrmacht troops occupied the city of shlisselburg at the source of the neva. unconquered. only the ancient fortress of oreshek on a small island remained, which had served as a

alexander levchenko. let's see. vladimir monomakh was an oxford graduate and the pride of the kievan state. he was the son of the pereslavl prince vsevlad yaroslavovich and the byzantine princess maria from the manomach family. thus, on the female line he was a direct descendant of the ancient roman emperors, and on his father's side, the grandson of the grand duke of kiev yaroslav the wise. in 1070, he married gytha, the daughter of the english king harald, who died in battle with the normans at the battle of hastings in 106. vladimir met gytha at a young age, when studied at oxford. what should this say to the audience in general? when you take some event, a real basfor catastrophe, when the mediterranean sea broke through into the black sea and all this is wrapped up in some kind of... this is the story of an absolutely fake national myth, well, yes, there was this flooding of the black sea, but this is modern ukraine turned overturned into the past, well then let's say that yes, we killed the nenderthals, ukrainians, there we came out there on the shores of the divonian sea there as the first amphibians, that is, there is no need to drag modern h

alexander levchenko. let's take a look. vladimir monomakh is an oxford graduate and the pride of the kiev state. he was the son of the pereslavl prince vsevlad yaroslavovichnd the byzantine book maria from of the manomachos. thus, on the female line he was a direct descendant of the ancient roman emperors, and on his father's side - the grandson of the grand duke of kiev yaroslav the wise. in 1070 he married gita, the daughter of the english king gar. who died in battle with the normans at the battle of hastings in 106. vladimir met gita at a young age, when he was studying at oxford. what should this mean to the audience in general? when you take some event, really the basford catastrophe, when the waters of the mediterranean sea broke through into the black sea and for all this some kind of story of a completely fake national myth is coming together. well, yes, there was this flooding of the black sea, but this is a modern... it takes place in the western european discourse, yeah, and not eastern european, but it will work, well, for those who were brought up with a smartphone, it will work, of course, they perceive information based on the principle of