brumfield hello and thank you very much for joining us you're welcome you tell me about the town of bor of held a deeply for you why is that what is so special about this town i think part of it is the landscape the river that runs through the town creates a park but it also creates ravines and hills that played an important part in the history of the town and that's preserved today the other thing is that the town is off the main road there's no railroad so that the architectural heritage here the old tells us and for these have been remarkably well for a researcher some call this that above might have more history would concede from here for the town of bor do you agree i certainly do in terms of its history its architecture its spiritual heritage it has seventeenth century frescoes. main cathedral is a late sixteenth century it's a monastery of many dramatic historic events in fact in the monastery one of the main figures by jadine models that was incarcerated and ultimately died there then later of course its role in. the repel and various invasions of the poly on a conveyor that se

preserved some coal this sort of noise if we want to stray would concede from here for the town of bor do you agree i certainly do in terms of its history its architecture its spiritual heritage it has seventeenth century frescoes the main cathedral is late sixteenth century it's a monastery of many dramatic historic events in fact in a monastery one of the main figures you know models of was incarcerated an old lady died there then later of course its role in. the repel and various invasions in a pollyanna invasion i was second world war so that it's always been very much a part of the history of russia's art but the first time he visited bore of it was about twenty years ago wasn't it how has the tone changed. i think it's the change to remarkably and for the better they haven't destroyed what was left. of the problem prosperity comes to a place let's hope that the town will remain just as well preserved historically for the next generations to thank you very much more than one side of your world we don't brownfield expert in russian architecture and history from the town of four of

and at a dozen churches similar tenuously this beautiful chime can be heard in the provincial town of bor of school located just a few kilometers away from moscow and it's the closest cause of the kaluga region to the capital it takes so while defenders hilltop position thanks to the all protect who started to build of the town in the early fourteenth saying morris comprises of several unique churches like the christian old believe us church also the legend that the monastery adds to the tiles must see least but more of it is not only about traditional texture and golden days sent crosses it's houses are a can of us for contemporary art to self-taught artist cheney is recording the history of his hometown through his paintings but his art he says comes that applies. charm of the russian provence to which nothing it seems could be added it could. be retired construction engineer has turned a whole town into a giant canvas and the demeanor of tunica rock and his native born collect full culture and splashed images of churches historical figures and still live on its walls in all one hundred

painting all of the border of squid he's anywhere else to talk more about why the provincial town of bor of schizo favorite of so many tourists and historians are now joined by expert in russian history and all the texture professor william brumfield hello and thank you very much for joining me so dr elders welcome you told me that the town of bor of held a deep place for you why is that what is so special about this i think part of it is the landscape the river that runs through the town creates a park but it also creates ravines and yells that played an important part in the history of the town and that's preserved today the other thing is that the town is off the main road there's no railroad so that the architectural heritage here of the old pals of. i've been remarkably well for free for some call the set up of most of ministry would concede from here for the town of or do you agree i certainly do in terms of its history its architecture its spiritual heritage it has seventeenth century fresco. the main cathedral is the late sixteenth century it's a monastery of many dramatic histor

today we take you to the town of bor of in central russia located just a glamorous from moscow it has become a real guardian of authentic russian culture it's existed since early fourteenth century and is famous for its hillside churches we send to go to the great charter to explore the artistic side to the city. where else so close to mosco would you hear church bells ringing so often every fifteen minutes at a dozen churches similar tenuously this beautiful chime can be heard in the provincial town of bor of school located just eighty kilometers away from mosco and it's the closest cause of the kaluga region to the capital it takes so well defended hilltop position thanks to the all good techs who started to build the town in the early fourteenth saying morris comprises of several unique churches like the christian old believe us church also the legend raised about the monastery adds to the towers. must see list but more of is not only about traditional architecture and golden dome scent crosses it's hauser's are canvas for contemporary art to self-taught artist but in europe cheney

plus now russia close of series we explore the artistic charm of the town of bor of which has been turnedinto a giant cameras retired engineer. it is not am in the russian capital you're watching r.t.m. arena joshua welcome to the program now twenty five people have been killed by the fierce forest fires raging across central russia as the weeks long heat wave refuses to loosen its grip about three thousand people have watched their homes burn and a similar number have been evacuated as firefighters struggle to prevent the flames spreading sara first reports from the varanus region one of the worst hit areas. just outside for an issue in the village of must love and as you can see behind me the homes of just being devastated the fires have told through the village leaving thousands and thousands of people homeless now many of them a staying in some temporary refugee centers in the city that have been put up for the really wondering what they're going to do you know we've heard president medvedev saying that he's going to send some government ministers to the worst affected region such as

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plus now russia close of syria's we explore the artistic charm of the town of bor which has been turned into a giant canvas by a retired engineer. and . this is actually coming to live from moscow i'm marina joshing now twenty eight people have been killed by the fierce forest fires raging across russia as the weeks long heat wave. hughes's to loosen its grip about three thousand people have watched the er homes burn out a similar number have been evacuated as firefighters struggle to prevent the flames spreading arky sarah ferguson the varanus region one of the worst hit areas we've come here to the city of which in the last few days has really seen parts of it devastated by these fires that have been breaking out we're actually just fifteen minutes outside the city center four hundred seventy kilometers from most sky and we're in a village called must love which as you can probably seen beside me has had most of it completely destroyed by the fires the smoke really hanging very thick in the air and actually you can smell this all throughout the city at the moment with the heat and the

that's not what showed professor william brumfield expert in russia not such an history from the town of bor of sc in the region. where without he would come tonight from moscow and that brings you up to date for the moment but we have a lot more coming your way in about twenty minutes from now. trying to cope with the longest heat wave on record have flocked to a big event in the heart of the russian capital more on that in all sports updates a little later this hour. i'll be back in a kind of i'll be back in about seven minutes from now with a look at a new story in the meantime stephanie is next with the business stay with us for that. hello welcome to the business put it in. russia has declared a state of emergency in four more regions hit by the west drought in a century twenty seven regions are estimating about losses and market watchers warn of new price hikes but that you have to have reports. crickey soil and dead plants situ poke a loop to pictures can be seen in many russian regions the heat has burnt out more than ten million hectares of green fields we tavis may fall by quarter

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