on the way to work, andrei ladkin, or rather what’s left of it, recalls the events of april 2022 . must end. and we will continue our life and i would like to continue the work that i, as they say, have been doing all my life. he devoted 27 years of his life to the preservation of historical artifacts. therefore, when street fighting was still going on in the city, i went to save valuable exhibits. there were still fights in the streets below, well, digging was already there, you could hear ozovstal there, as everything was flying above, apparently they were shooting in the direction of the az, they probably got up from the az, they were also preparing to shoot, not too much , so to speak, risking their lives in the entrance, of course , also if there was something through the window into the entrance it could have flown in, exploded, they were cooking food outside in the yard, there was already a fire, a ukrainian sniper in the liver of the father-in-law in the leg of the son-in-law, the father-in-law naturally died, that’s how it is. for what? yes , just like that, now i’ll say h

an employee of the kryvych museum of mariupol andrei ladkin, on the way to work, or rather what ’s left, recalls the events of april 2022 , svo is not forever, sooner or later it will must... end and we will continue our lives and i would like to continue the work that i say i have been doing all my life, he devoted 27 years of his life to the preservation of historical artifacts, so when street fighting was still going on in the city, he went to save valuable exhibits, a couple of streets below there were still battles, well, they were already digging there, you could hear azovstal there, as all sorts of things were flying above, apparently they were shooting in the direction of azovstal. probably they caught them, they shot, they prepared them, also not very much, so to speak, risking their lives in the entrance, of course, also if something could fly through the window into the entrance and explode, they cooked food outside in the yard near the fire, a ukrainian sniper in the liver of the father-in-law in the leg of the son-in-law, the father-in-law naturally died, is that so, for wh

nearest houses were already suffering, a stray cat pesters everyone , now after... he appeared here, andrei ladkinakes us on a kind of excursion, this part of the building was not affected by the fire, this part here, this wing, this is the library, we can go and have a look, the library survived, at least in this sense i was lucky, true, too, as i already said , looters visited, some ancient books were stolen, we still can’t say what exactly, that’s because the task was like rain, everything starts to flow, everything is wet, we packed the books with... first everyone was gradually taken out, there were still magazines left, they would have to be taken out, you see, here it wasn’t on fire, this part, but the left wing, here is the main entrance to the museum, the left wing, and above the second, third floor everything was burned out, then we'll take pictures. maxim on it, oh, we want it everywhere, everywhere, but look at this chair, the chair of metropolitan ignatius, who brought the greeks here, this is a particularly valuable item for the local community, unfortunately, yes, the metropolitan’s

an employee of the mariupol krovchesky museum foundation, andrei ladkin, on his way to work, or rather not last forever. sooner or later this must end. and we will continue our life and i would like to continue the work that i, as they say, have been doing all my life. he gave to the cause of preserving historical artifacts. 27 years of life, therefore, when street fighting was still going on in the city, i went to save valuable exhibits. a couple of streets below, there were still battles there, well , azovstal was already digging there, you could hear all sorts of things flying over here, apparently they were shooting in the direction of azovstal , probably from azovstal, they were shooting, they were also not preparing much, so to speak, risking their lives in the entrance, of course, also if through the window into the entrance something could fly in and explode; they were cooking food outside in the yard, there was already a fire. ukrainian sniper in the liver of the father-in-law, in the leg of the son-in-law, the father-in-law naturally died, this is so, for what? but just like

already suffering, a stray cat to everyone pesters, it was after the war that it appeared here, andrei ladkin us on a kind of excursion, this part of the building was not affected by the fire, this, this part, this wing, this is the library, we can go and have a look, the library has survived, at least in this sense i was lucky, but also, as i already said, there were looters and some ancient books. then we’ll take pictures with them, you see, it’s made of stone. an amateur video of a school excursion in 1921; in these frames you can see historical objects that were on display and are now irretrievably lost. yes, binoculars and a ship. these were mother-of-pearl and bone linings for the chest. there was a real sharpener with a maxim machine gun on it, oh, we want it everywhere, everywhere, but look at this chair, chair metropolitan ignatius, who brought the greeks here - this is a particularly valuable item for the local community, unfortunately, yes, the metropolitan’s chair was also lost, it was in the funds, what other losses can we talk about, of course, objects, well, each object in its

wall between the kitchen and the bathroom stopped the employee fund of the mariupol blood museum, andrei ladkinit, recalls the events of april 2022. its not forever, sooner or later it must end. and we will continue our lives, and i would like to continue the work that, as they say, i have been doing all my life. he devoted 27 years of his life to the preservation of historical artifacts. therefore, when street fighting was still going on in the city, i went to save valuable exhibits. a couple of streets down there. that there were battles, well, digging was already heard there there ozovstal all sorts of things were flying over here , apparently they were shooting towards the ozovstal probably from the ozovstal, they were shooting, they were also cooking, not too much, so to speak, risking their lives in the entrance, of course, also if something could fly into the entrance through the window and explode, they were preparing food on the street in the yard near the fire, a ukrainian sniper in the liver of the father-in-law in the leg of the son-in-law, the father-in-law naturally died, why is t

andrey ladkin continues his journey, in the storage of the burnt mariupol museum there was a letter ofthe second, which granted the right to christian communities from crimea to settle on the lands of the ozove region, as will be normal, here it will still be possible to dig, here, perhaps, stood here cabinetry and something could have gone there... and there is hope that sooner or later it will be found, which means that the connection between centuries of russian history of this region is unbroken. the museum workers help us a lot, so they learn about our... our building of the regional museum with mikhail borisovich pyatrovsky, we hope that after all, ours, our twin city, will help us in the restoration. russia is the biggest country in the world. 11 time zones, more than 145 million inhabitants. over 110 million voters who can vote at almost 100,000 polling stations at home or online. every voter’s vote is counted and guaranteed to be protected, with help from about 1 million election organizers, observers, video surveillance at polling stations, electronic ballot processing system