polish-lithuanian commonwealth , the kobrinsky klyuch estate together with the park was donated catherine ii suvorov. in the history of the city of kobrino there are several interesting pages associated with the life of the famous commander, it was in this park, as... statu , that his manor house was located, but unfortunately, nothing remains of it, only silent centuries-old witnesses in the shade of which today the townspeople and guests of kobrin enjoy walking. more than seventy species of trees and shrubs grow in the park, and in general here you can not only walk in the fresh air, but also find a lot of entertainment to your liking. the park has a well-developed infrastructure, an amusement area, cozy cafes, a dance floor. and even a pond that has been preserved since suvorov's time. it attracts both lovers of picturesque nature and ordinary people who want to ride catamarans in the spring and summer. in a word, a green oasis that the residents of kobrin can rightfully be proud of. well, i hope you were inspired by my walk through the beautiful park, i am in a great mood, and i am ready for new

tricolor monuments to catherine ii and suvorov red stars and orthodox crosses, something that even inside us causes controversy for... them a single thousand-year-old russian world. in these shots , a terrorist films himself in front of a grocery store on the outskirts of sudzha. dear ukrainians, he stopped by pyaterochka, he stopped by pyaterochka. militants break into the store, breaking the lock. in cart and soda, juice, noodles. they grimace at the cash register, as if they are scanning goods, laughing out loud, talking. about currency, health, much has been revealed, sir, you have hryvnia, hryvnia, hryvnia, well done, come on, they break a container of candies, pour gum on their faces and literally choke with laughter, 20 hryvnia, and here the looter pulled on a bag and a green t-shirt , demonstrating what exactly he stole, where have you been? i went shopping for five, the five helps out, the inevitable retribution overtakes a day later. having found himself in captivity, nazariy behaves more modestly. smirks and bravado change to trembling voices, calls to surrender right now. he b

suvorov, what connection did he have? direct connection, so to speak, after the polish-lithuanian commonwealth was destroyed in 1795 partition, then the kobrin key, catherine ii empress gave to count suvorov, 100 years ago the psalter was still kept in the temple. where it was written that throughout the psalter sang and read suvora, unfortunately, traces of this sacred church attribute have been lost, but we are well in search, here we hope for a positive result. alas, where the psalter disappeared to this day remains a mystery, but the fact that count suvorov visited this temple and even sang in the choir on kliras is an undeniable fact. he is not only in our temple prayed, but took. direct part in the service, a man of small stature , it is written, narrow shoulders, with a commanding voice, for which the parishioners loved him. an interesting history of the temple itself, it was located not far from suvorov's house, they say that visiting the church, the sincerely believing commander trampled his path to it through the neighboring vegetable gardens, he even climbed the bell tower himself rang the bells, inviting the service. and is it true, father alexand

catherine ii granted the kobrin spring to the field marshal in 1795. kobrin was three times larger than others estates of suvorovcording to documents , there were 6,927 souls in it. now there is a bust of the commander in this place, once there was a manor house with uvorovo. alexander vasilyevich himself valued the time factor very much. so do we. the house with a high gant roof attracts attention from the first seconds. the 16th century building is the city's calling card, a symmetrical facade, a portico above the entrance, two pairs of columns. once the mansion belonged to the famous commander. in 1946 , a local history museum was founded in suvorov's house. the only one on the territory at that time breshchyna, and a year later the museum changed its profile and became a military-historical one, one of the best in belarus, already at that time unique collections of foreign weapons were collected here, he was a wonderful person, i grew up on suborova street, and even to us, small children of preschool age, he inspired extraordinary respect and admiration. he inherited a dilapidated house with the remains of a

catherine ii granted the kobrin spring to the field marshal in 1795. kobrin was three times larger than other estates of suvorovcording to documents, it had 6,927 souls. now there is a bust of the commander on this site, once the estate house of suvorov was located. alexander himself valued the time factor very much, so we will also hurry. the house with a high gant roof attracts attention from the first seconds. the building 18th century - the city's calling card, symmetrical facade, portico above the entrance, two pairs of columns. the mansion once belonged to the famous commander. in 1946. in suvorov's house, the regional museum was founded, the only one at that time in the territory of breschina, and a year later the museum changed its profile and became a military-historical one. the first director of the museum was a unique person, alexei mikhailovich martynov, a former liaison officer of the chapaev partisan detachment. under his leadership, the museum became one of the best in belarus. already at that time there were unique collections of weapons and nomistica were collected. he was a wonderful person,