non-commissioned officer alexander zverintsev, who served on the eve of the war in the baranovichi railway brigadeaph, demonstrated the town, baranovichi, the beginning of the 20th century and a newsreel about the stay of emperor nicholas ii at the headquarters of the supreme commander-in-chief , the periodical press of that time widely covered these events in one of sunday, september 21 , his imperial majesty emperor nikolai alexandrovich arrived at 6 o'clock. all officers headquarters of the supreme commander-in-chief gathered in the church headquarters, i can only assume that the pious emperor visited the orthodox wooden church, which was built in 1908 and was located on this territory. by the way, here are these houses from the same era, soon they will demolish the rope to fly. three years after the execution of the royal family on april 19, 1921, on the first day of easter , the wooden church mysteriously burned down. the next day, a meeting of parishioners decided to renew the temple. warsaw architect nikolai andreevich abolonsky drew up a new project and an estimate for 147,000 złoty so 1 r

non-commissioned officer alexander zverintsev, who served on the eve of the war in the baranovichi railway brigadewith the help of a cinematograph, he demonstrated the town, baranovichi, the beginning of the 20th century and a newsreel about the stay of emperor nicholas ii at the headquarters of the supreme commander-in-chief, the periodical press of that time widely covered these events ; all the officers of the headquarters of the supreme commander-in-chief gathered in the headquarters church. i can't say 100%. i can only assume that the pious emperor visited the orthodox wooden the church, which was built in 1908 and was located on this territory. by the way, these houses here belong to the same era, and soon the nikanota will be demolished. three years after the execution of the royal family on april 19, 1921, on the first day of easter, the wooden church mysteriously burned down. the next day, a meeting of parishioners decided to renew the temple. warsaw architect nikolai andreevich obolonsky drew up a new project and an estimate for 147,000 złoty so 1 rub. at the then prices, it was equal to