sophia cathedral in constantinople, held on the first sunday of great lent in 843. then the holy icons were solemnly brought into the cathedral and the due death was performed for them. in honor of this event, it is still celebrated today. a service that was called the rite of the triumph of orthodoxy, that is, the correct praise of god and confession of faith. the rite itself was established by patriarch methodius of constantinople, and to this day it is performed on the first sunday of great lent in all orthodox churches of our church. this service establishes not only the orthodox teaching on icon veneration, but all dogmas. resolutions adopted at seven ecumenical councils. so, on this significant day in the history of our church, we triumph, professing the doctrine of the true orthodox church, proclaiming glory to the eternal memory of all those ascetics of our faith who labored in establishing them. the triumph of orthodoxy is the day when we celebrate the victory of god's truth over human inventions. on this day we remember the words of christ the savior, who

her destiny it would have turned out happily if it had accepted christianity not from constantinople,rn civilization. you just need to keep in mind that in the time of olga, the first to convert to christianity, or st. vladimir, who baptized russia, the choice was between the brilliant constantinople, where 1 million people lived and... rome was mired in carnal pleasures, bathing in vasily’s milk, orgies of all kinds, the viaducts are still working, there is a ruined form of democracy, but that rome is not. western europeans were indeed compared to the inhabitants of constantinople, but it was deaf. maybe it’s not even a problem, it’s not their fault, but it so happened, they walked in high heels so as not to get dirty in the creatures that splashed out of the windows there , etc., etc., nothing like the grandiose, absolutely gigantic constantinople with its cathedrals, hippodrome, theaters, well, even... russia was very lucky, it received direct access to the treasury of the world's mind, culture from the most advanced and civilized country on the land of that time, the rameev empire

i say constantinople, it's istanbul$u now. since the and and. i.g it was s constant conflict between the ottoman empire, the turkish and the greeks. at one time there constantine. now i think there's maybe thousand and they considered, my grandfather, a terrorist and he had to take his family and leave at time in 1911 and moved down to that island. and he said, oh, stop now, going by the big island of kos, chaos along the turkish coast. and they escaped constantinople. and my mother was at an educated lady. she they had made a deal that they sent guy to athens to educate them and make him a lawyer lawyer. and he was supposed to come back. you know, there's no cell phones. come and marry my mom. so here comes the ferry boat, fe and the boat to the dock in the initiatives. and the captain says, is there a desperate katsumata or not? catsimatidis at that time that's benign. minorities says, yes. i■ future was supposed to be on that and he gives her a letter. supposed to be there to marry her, says i fell in love with somebody else. i'm not. i'm marrie

i say constantinople, it's istanbul now. since the andi.aying it was you there was constant conflict between the ottoman empire, the turkish and the greeks. at one time there was 3 million greeks in constantine. now i think there's maybe thousand and they terrorist ande had to take his family and leave ate time in 1911 and moved down to that island. and he said, oh, stop now, going by the big island of kos,ong th. and they escaped constantinople. and my mother was at an educated lady. she they had made a deal that they sent guy to lawyer lawyer. and he was supposed to come back. you know, there's no cell phones. there's n come and marry my mom. so here comes the ferry boat, athens and the boat to the dock in the initiatives. and the captaindesperate katsum? catsimatidis at that time that's benign. minorities says, yes. i mean, his future was supposed to be on that and he gives her a letter. the is frothsupposed to be thery her, says i fell in love with somebody else. i'm not. i'm married. i'm married. somebody else. she went into deep depre

its fate would have been happy if it had accepted christianity not from constantinople, but from romem of western civilization. it is necessary just keep in mind. milk, in orgies of all kinds, videoducts are still working, the forum of democracy is collapsed, that rome is not there. there were indeed western europeans, compared to the inhabitants of constantinople, but it was a remote, dirty and completely undeveloped province, there - well, civilization was not yet developed, that ’s not their problem. it may not even be a problem, it ’s not their fault, but it so happened, they walked in high heels so as not to get dirty in the excrement that was splashing out of the windows there, etc., etc. nothing there was nothing like the grandiose, absolutely gigantic constantinople, with its cathedrals, hippodrome, theaters, well, not even close. russia was very lucky; it received direct access to the treasury of the world's mind. culture from the most advanced and civilized country on the land of that time, the ramey empire, with which, if anyone could compete, it was only china. when vladim

came to khersanez in order to destroy him, to say that i am here today, tomorrow i will be in constantinopleare not fulfilling what you promised. you know , lord, everywhere in our history we see god’s providence, how a woman bears a fetus in her womb until... ripening and until birth for 9 months, so the lord held prince vladimir for 9 months, he could not take, moreover, the lord visited the young prince with a very terrible illness, the prince is blind, he does not see either the city or those civilizational achievements, which was in the city, neither those refined greeks, philosophers, nor the beauty of queen anna, it is in the region of darkness, you know, this is compared with the fact that our people were in the region of darkness, pagan, so the young prince enters... into his temple is met by queen anna, who says: be baptized, prince , and you will see not only with your physical eyes, but with your spiritual eyes, this beast has already calmed down, the beast in the heart, in which such an explosion has passed. happened, rebirth occurred, he enters the baptismal font, the squad is

her fate would have been happy if she accepted christianity not from constantinople, but from rome andilization. you just need to keep in mind that in the time of olga, the first to convert to christianity , or st. vladimir, who baptized russia, the choice between the brilliant... ancient ruins that surrounded them was akin to today's choice between paris and bantustan. rome is mired in carnal pleasures, bathing, donkey milk, orgies, all kinds, the viaducts are still working. not to get dirty in the contaminants that splashed out of the windows there, etc., etc. there was nothing like the grandiose, absolutely gigantic constantinople, with its cathedrals, hippodrome, theaters, or even close. russia was very lucky; it received direct access to the treasury of world intelligence and culture from the most advanced and civilized country on the earth at that time, the roman empire, with which, if anyone could... compete, it was only china. when vladimir's ambassadors arrived in hagia sophia, they saw an absolutely colossal temple, equal, which did not exist until the 14th. incomprehensible,

well, the treaty of constantinople was signed in the summer of 1700, and then this article was entered before 1700, that is, before peter of theirs, who declared russia an alleged empire then, well, they really declared an empire then, they annually paid, paid tribute to the crimean khanate, some my colleagues wanted us to cancel the labels on princes altogether. which were given by the golden horde, but we decided not to touch the golden horde case, because there, well, there may be some legal nuances, uh, but actually legally, as far as possible this should really be done and demand from russia to pay, because of course the statement itself, the idea itself, is great, but maybe now there are some mechanisms that could hold them accountable. or at least a little on him, whether they exist or if there is something, because there in russia they are already talking about alaska, if it were to cancel it and return it, well, these russian politicians are stupid, stupid criminals, they do not realize that they are opening pandora's box, and if to go, well, if we consider that they are going

than what it is now, the dome you see here, its diameter is 31 m, the same as hagia sophia in constantinopleally found an ancient river at very great depths that flowed through hersanes. now we are bringing it out, and people will be able to. the birthplace of russia, khersonese , is being reconstructed, we are transporting building materials there, we are transporting insulation, dry mixes, well , this is the weather, the most interesting, the most like that , when there is light rain, not heavy, such drizzling, this is for me, i remember that way, i start. .. to think about the past years, this is how it all was, as the western or ukrainian press usually call the reunification of crimea with russia, how rule on... now from kerch to sevastopol along taurida is four times faster. every time i go, i say: vovochka, thank you, i don’t know if this is possible. everyone worked here, as he says. they say to different people: well, we either save them, or, well, he dies, we collected this money, i remember that i go to the bank with these 4.0 dollars and transfer them to some aunt, that is, in gen

here is the dome that you see here, its diameter is 31 m, the same as that of hagia sophia in constantinople we found an ancient river at a very great depth that flowed through khersanes, now we are bringing it out, and people here will be able to immerse themselves in the font in the very waters of the ancient river in which prince vladimir was baptized. and this is the birthplace of russia. well, that's all for today, all the best and see you next sunday. what can negatively affect the liver? constant stress, unhealthy diet, environment, this can lead to inflammation and destruction of liver cells. the two components of phophagliv help not only restore liver cells, but also fight the cause of their destruction, inflammation. phosphoglyph. now there are 96 capsules in an economical package. buy asaga on the website compare. and win a car. only until april 26 is it possible with us. insure one car and win a second or a million rubles. choose osaga or any other insurance and take part in the draw. compare on your side. one friend of mine can do everything. well, what can you do? and i get gig

nevertheless, in 1922, wrangel moved from constantinople with his headquarters to yugoslavia, where heor the anti-soviet white movement, more precisely, as will become clear, closer to the second world war. not only anti-soviet, but for the most part anti-russian, because in 1941 a russian security corps, staffed by emigrants, was created on the territory of nazi-occupied yugoslavia. including general mikhail skorodumov, this is what he wrote about that year. i turned to the chief of staff of the german commander-in-chief in the southeast, colonel keves. the colonel, on behalf of the commander-in-chief, suggested that i immediately give the order to all russian emigrants capable of carrying weapons to join german regiments in their locations. to this i replied that i could not give such an order, since whites, as political migrants, could only fight against the bolsheviks by joining german regiments that could be transferred to other fronts. russians... will be forced to fight against non-communist states, which is absolutely impossible for whites. after long negotiations and bargainin

he decided to take it first of all to put pressure on constantinople.did not intend to annex it to the kiev state. this was impossible to do due to the distance just everything. but he decided to show his strength, his will. i decided to show that our support should also be here, that is, it had political, economic, religious, military, whatever significance. prince vladimir decided to show his strength in response to non-compliance with agreements on the part of the byzantine emperor vasily ii, who a year earlier invited prince vladimir and his squad to suppress a military rebellion. this is another squad that has been known to the byzantines since the time of svyatoslav. they barely. birth, he enters the baptismal font, the squad is present and does not understand what is happening next to the prince when they see that a healthy man, a completely healthy man, is coming out of the redemption, a man to whom the lord has returned not only his bodily sight, but most importantly, that this man has received his sight in his heart, because who is here? came,

came to chersonese in order to destroy it, saying that i am here today, tomorrow i will be in constantinopleare not fulfilling what you promised. you know, lord, everywhere in our history we see god’s providence, just as a woman carries a fetus in her womb until ripening and until birth for 9 months, so the lord restrained the prince vladimir is 9 months old, he couldn’t take him. moreover, the lord visited the young prince very... calmed down, the beast, in the heart in which such an explosion had passed, a rebirth took place, he enters the baptismal font, the squad is present and does not understand what is happening next to the prince. when they see what they have redeemed, a healthy man comes out , a completely healthy man, a man to whom the lord has returned not only his bodily sight, but most importantly, that this man has received his sight in his heart, because who came here is a beast, who came to kiev, vladimir krasnosolnyshko, here russia is married to byzantium, and we become the heirs of the byzantine empire, here the kiev prince, a pagan, came here, the king, the heir of byzant

for a long time, the train of the most holy theotokos was kept in constantinople, where it was placedroyal seal, but in the 10th century, to save queen zoe, the emperor’s wife, who suffered from a serious illness... after the long-awaited healing, the train of the most holy theotokos was returned to the ark and sealed again. in memory of this miracle , a holiday was established in the church, the position of the honorable belt of the blessed virgin mary. over time the train was divided into parts, one of which was transferred to the atopetsky monastery on holy mount athos, where it is located and stored to this day. it’s amazing that the mountain itself is a mount itself. women are not allowed there, but the monks themselves consider mount athos directly as the place where, where the mother of god is located, who is the abbess of this mount athos, and it was there that this shrine was located until it arrived in russia in belarus, now we have the opportunity to venerate this shrine. from the legend it follows that the most holy theotokos even in her youth, she wove a belt with her own

sophia in constantinople, we finally found an ancient river at a very great depth, which flowed through bringing it out, and people will be able to immerse themselves in a font here... russia khersonese is being reconstructed, we are transporting building materials there, we are transporting insulation, dry mixtures, well, this is the most interesting weather, the most when there is light rain not strong, so drizzly, it’s for me, i remember it like that, i start thinking about the years i’ve lived, that’s how it is. everything was as the western or ukrainian press usually calls the reunification of crimea with russia; as a rule, there are three terms to choose from: annexation, capture or occupation? here is the tavrida highway, the most important infrastructure project of the russian crimea, here is tavrida, it’s wide , it’s become convenient, in general, for me it’s such a ride, it’s very pleasant, you relax, you don’t get tired, you can’t imagine, i went and studied at a university before... vrida - it took 3 hours to get to simferopol, now it’s 40 minutes, now from kerch to sevastop

no longer exists, it’s true , but it’s called the patriarchate of constantinople, that’s it, but atn, anyone else is simply orthodox, that these borders, well, seem to be fictitious, at least for parishioners. well, yes, we, we pray at every service for unity, for the unity of people, for the unity of churches, and if we speak seriously, then the ruling bishop of the church is christ himself. well, a conditional patriarch, yes, a bishop of the church, and then, further , of course, the divisions are historical, different, difficult, well, they are often confused, for example, there are the so-called pre-chalcedonian churches, what is this this means that there are several churches that, for various reasons, did not send their legates, political reasons, various reasons, did not send their legates to the council of chalcedon. this all happened in the fourth, in the fifth centuries, there is still division, and the armenian church, the ethiopian church, the copts, well, there were several churches there, just some of them have already disappeared, so for how many 16 centuries they hav

there is a story that when he's in constantinople, there is a particular model, very beautiful, who catchesrious poses. this is one picture which is made from one of those drawings, and then that's a sort of source for later on, when he returns to europe, and with various clients, he can say, "look, if you dress up in this, i've brought this "as well, i've got the dress here. "you could look as beautiful as mimica." is that sort of the idea? exactly. european people, everybody was interested in ottoman culture, and everything related with it. it's interesting to sort of think that this was almost like a very high, classy advertisement for what he could do. this is an image which is projecting status, fashionability — the elite taste of the time. i mean, ok, cosplay may be not quite the art—historically appropriate term, but there's a sort of sense of dressing up that clearly, his clients, they wanted that. yeah, exactly. the beginnings of all of that fantastical side, if you like, of orientalism. i feel there's glimmerings of that here. so fundamentally, orientalism is about the west's imag

roma, because this is how the church of constantinople and most other orthodox churches celebrate, there is no connection to the russian orthodox church, the ugc decided, in order not to create yet another dividing line in ukrainian society, to celebrate together with the ocu. when the gcc will even switch to the gregorian calendar, the ocu will remain on the new julian calendar, this is their very clear and unambiguous decision, this is how the greek and balkan churches celebrate. churches, therefore they will remain in any case, and this is not a question for the ukrainian greek catholic church, here the question is about finding one date for everyone, for catholics, orthodox, different denominations, and also for those protestants who commemorate this holiday, that is, currently the dialogue continues, but i say, i am personally skeptical that it is possible to find it before 2025, yes, because it will be another anniversary of the council of nicaea in the year 325, when actually ... and there was a discussion about the date of easter , so that all christians celebrate it on the same

cultural shock that our ancestors must have experienced when they got to... the cathedrals of constantinople, there is no dirt, no stink, no tramps, drug addicts and people who want to kill you, no, here there is absolute cleanliness and order, how can it be that in russia, which was described to us as a gas station with nuclear weapons, an ordinary metro station is better than anything in our country, because of temple construction, the christ-domed temple and even the construction of fortresses, this... was to a large extent taken from byzantium and again transformed, russia also created absolutely amazing temples, but many of them, including those built by aristotle feravanti, in the kremlin, it was already largely under the strong influence of byzantium. great western architects, having worked in our country, discovered that they were, in fact, already russian. russian civilization. the people of ancient russia had no reason to believe that the high road of civilization led to the west. the first library in russia arose in the 11th century through the efforts of yaroslav the wise. one bo

ourselves to the origins of orthodoxy, and the origins of orthodoxy still they came from greece, from constantinople and to focus on this, in ukraine , of course, and to focus on the spiritual healing of the ukrainian people first and not to accept these things that russia imposes with its moscow, the third rome, and so on . thank you, mr. oleksandr, for the conversation, it was oleksandr. musyenko, director of the center for military legal studies. friends, we work live on the espresso tv channel, as well as on our youtube and facebook platforms, we conducted surveys during the broadcast, we asked you. about this or it is necessary to ban the activities of the russian orthodox church in ukraine, now let's look at the final results of our television survey: 95% yes, 5% - no, on youtube we have 95 and also 5%, that is , after all, 5% of those who watch us on tv and on our platform in youtube believes that there is no need to ban the activities of the russian orthodox church in ukraine, although... frankly speaking, i think it is a matter of time, the main thing is that this time passes as soon as pos

vatican and constantinople already tried to find a compromise on determining the common date of easterch a meeting of church representatives took place in 1997. in syrian aleppo. then three principles were proposed for calculating the date of easter. the first is the importance of a shared history and creed for all christians. the second is compliance with the nicene formula. the dates of the holiday were determined, and thirdly, it was recognized that the geographical point of the easter countdown should be jerusalem, the place where the resurrection of christ took place, but the issue still remains unresolved. in in principle, this proposal is there to fix this date somewhere on the first sunday of april, it is also, let's say, the date of easter, it will be fixed on the first sunday of april. but the date will not always be april 7-10, it will always be there somewhere, there will also be a moving holiday, the only thing that will be certain is that it will be the first sunday of april. 2025 will be 1700 years since the day of the first ecumenical council. religious scholars and pri

philip mansel's book, constantinople has a primary source of a jewish rabbi that was expelled from spain because of the inquisition. he said, come to the land of the turks, rich are the fruits of the earth, we live in peace and freedom. amnan kohan, a jewish. historian, he's got a book called world within, it's a two volume book, he collects 1,000 records of the judicial records, the sigil records and he concludes that although the jews had the freedom to go to the rabinocal courts, the majority of them or a substantial number of them wanted to go to the kadi, the islamic judge because the new justice lived under the islamic principles, he even goes to the manushai and he says women would complain of nafaqa meaning maintenance of of of uh from their husband to the islamic judge and i could go on and on and zohar, you could talk about jihad, true jihad is liberation of people. zine, another jewish historian, he talks about the iberian peninsula, he says, thus, when the muslims cross the straights of jibra and the iberian peninsula, the jews saw the muslims as liberaters from christian per

on the origins of orthodoxy, the origins of orthodoxy after all, they came from greece, from constantinople and so on and... orientate ourselves on this, in to ukraine, of course, but to navigate primarily for the spiritual healing of the ukrainian people and not to perceive what russia with its moscow imposes as the third rome and so on. thank you, mr. oleksandr, for the conversation, it was oleksandr musienko, director of the center for military and legal research, friends, we are working live on the tv channel, as well as on our youtube and facebook platforms, we are live. conducted a poll, we asked you about whether the russian orthodox church should be banned in ukraine, now let's see the final results of our television survey, 95% yes, 5% no, on youtube we have 95 and also 5%, that is, after all, 5% of those who watch us on tv and on our youtube platform believe that there is no need to ban the activity . roc in ukraine, although, frankly speaking, i think it is a matter of time, the main thing is that this time comes as soon as possible, because we see that hysteria is already unfold

blessed ones, for example, to the glorious church of the ukrainian patriarchate, which owns tomos, constantinople and so on. that is, what is the path, do they have prospects to create a church by re-registering it and, so to speak, publicly disassociating themselves from ties with nuska. see, i think it is my firm belief that we have one orthodox church, so they should become part of the ocu if they consider themselves orthodox. if they are just some cult that believes in... gentlemen, that is their right, but then they are not orthodox, it was my idea, it was not supported by the majority, so it is enough for them to break relations with moscow, re-register if it is written in statute, to prove that these ties are severed, and they can continue to act in ukraine as an independent church, if these relations really do not exist, if they do, then their activities will contradict the current legislation, but look, i would like to ask you about the feedback from the orthodox church in... . countries, i understand that they are in such a difficult situation, well, when it feels like it, it fluctuates

from russia, the americans need a specialist capable of preparing a landing force to capture constantinople ask the allies to evacuate it to you abroad. thank you. dear, adored, my, anna vasilievna, you my happiness, how can i live without you? what, oh well, are you finished, i should sit down. “i’m leaving russia, why, why, we are, what tired eyes you have, i love you, i will love you endlessly, forgive me!” farewell, alexander vasilievich. i know you exist! well, it’s ready, yeah, at least let me pray, pray, if you want, do you hear, bring the rope. let's go before he leaves the sailors, hurry up, you can't wait for him here, but who am i telling? mrs. kolchak, open up! mrs. kolchak, document check! the second sofia fedorovna, the english passage, leaves in a second. no, no, let me, it seems to me that i have a better place, so, oh, you’re so accurate, well, let’s drink to our wish, even? i haven’t seen you for a year, what happened? sergei nikolaevich, sent to the far east to disarm the pacific fleet, sergei nikolaevich, that means he is now in power, the red commissioner, i have no rig

expel me from russia, the americans need a specialist capable prepare a landing party to capture constantinoplee her to you abroad, thank you, my dear, my beloved! anna vasilievna, my happiness to you. how can i live without you? what, oh well, are you done, worth it! “i ’m leaving russia, why, why, we are, what tired eyes you have, i love you, i will love you endlessly, forgive me!” goodbye, alexander vasilyevich, i know that you exist. well, it's ready, yeah, let's pray give. pray, if you want, hear, bring the rope, let's go, while he leaves the sailors. hurry up, we can’t wait for him here, but who am i telling, mrs. kolchak, open up, mrs. kolchak, document check, come on! osta, ostno vyzhibay, poedorna, english steamer, leaving in an hour. well, let's drink to our wish, which may not even come true, but doesn't that make us less desirable? i haven’t seen you for a year, what fate has happened, sergei nikolaevich, he’s been sent to the far east to disarm the pacific ocean fleet, sergei nikolaevich, that means he’s now in power, red commissar, i have no right to condemn him, the time is like

matryon enigmatulina fongemen, baronesso in the third generation, father went by boat to constantinoplere he is little, ian, do you remember this time? i dug up two buckets, floya had a very hard time deciding to get a new dog after she left, so the camp almost ate the fish soup, oh on its feet. wow, i didn’t understand, i already understood, wow, calm down already, oh, calm down yourself, calm down, i said, calm down yourself, furry bumblebee, fragrant hops, dog under the post, this passenger, and this is just... she appeared in i didn’t see life at all, but a male man, i think it’s shwek, by the road, going forward behind the hood, further to the sea to the southeast, alice, what are you doing with her, i i take it, not a boring place, not a boring place, everyone on the beaches caresses our gaze, tanned handsome bodies, and the standard gives us heartburn. according to the international standard igp, do you want ice cream, no, i want normal, well done, i also think so, every woman should have an official husband and a man, a spare tire, what do you teach decent women, a spare tire, e

what it is now, the dome you see here, its diameter is 31 m, the same as that of hagia sophia in constantinopler in which prince vladimir was baptized. why is chersonese important to us? yes, here russia appeared, the one that later became russia, the russian empire. survived all the cataclysms of the 20th century that existed and exist now, and this is the birthplace of russia. sersones is being reconstructed, we are transporting building materials there, we are transporting insulation, dry mixes, well, this is the weather, the most interesting, the best when it’s light. the rain is not heavy, it's drizzling, it's for me...

and one of the main european roads to constantinople passed through. of the 19th century, niš became one of the centers of the serbian uprising against five centuries-old turkish ig. under this chapel. there is one of the most terrible monuments of the european continent: the tower of skulls, cheli kula. in 1809, the turkish army attacked detachments of serbian rebels on mount cigar. when the enemies broke through the defenses and were already celebrating victory, the serbs blew up their powder magazine. as a result of the monstrous explosion, all the last defenders of chigar were killed. and several thousand turks. the turkish governor of nishi, khurshid pasha, ordered the construction of this tower from almost a thousand heads of dead serbian soldiers. he flayed the skin from skulls ordered to be stuffed with cotton and sent to the turkish sultan in istanbul as a symbol of victory over the serbs. “let the serbs take care of this monument; it will teach their children what the independence of a people means, showing them what price their fathers paid

as with an activity, the official site of jesus, his desk was determined by helena of constantinople in the 4th century. during the reign of constantine, the church of the home, the simple code was late to build the sites the holy sep, okay, has always been an important subject for christianity. it captures all the mystery epitomized by the death and resurrection of jesus shoulders. according to the church jesus, his body was anointed with spices and wrapped in a shroud and then placed in a tomb here 2 days later on east today he was resurrected the 2nd they know every year many pilgrims come here is a way to show the faith and give thanks to jesus, what is the home cost? but how can we be sure that the body of jesus was actually placed here on this question? science was long, unable to help. is it because they just seem to that a stone and is very difficult today? because common 14 dating can't be used for examining how the real cause being county is one way of putting a date to it is that you, this is not until october 2016 during extensive restoration work was the tomb of the holy

and one of the main european roads to constantinople passed through. broke through the defenses and were already celebrating victory, the serbs blew up their powder magazine. as a result of the monstrous explosion, all the last defenders of chigar were killed. and several thousand turks. the turkish governor of nishi, khurshid pasha , ordered the construction of this tower from almost a thousand heads of dead serbian soldiers. he ordered the skin torn from the skulls to be stuffed with cotton and sent to the turkish sultan in istanbul as a symbol of victory over the serbs. let the serbs take care of this monument, it will teach their children what independence means people, showing them what price their fathers paid for it. with the support of hitler and musalini. an independent croatian state created by the atrocities of the croatian ustosha, who gouged out the serbs' eyes and ripped open their stomachs before killing them, shocked even hitler's generals. one of them, gleide von horstenao. we generally believe that the nato bombing of serbia continued

what it is now, the dome you see here, its diameter is 31 meters, the same like hagia sophia in constantinoplein the very waters of the ancient river in which prince vladimir was baptized. and this is the birthplace of russia. well, that’s all for today, with that we say goodbye, all the best and see you next sunday, a little later, sunday evening with vladimir solovyov, right now moscow, the kremlin, putin, what can i tell you, son, the most exciting political program, so attention. manages to see everything. well, it was all live. good evening, working trips, meetings, meetings, international negotiations. the president's schedule once again has a finite number of events and activities, and this week was no exception. during work. on a trip to the stavropol territory, the president visited the largest greenhouse and met with representatives of the agricultural industry. in sochi, he held negotiations with the head of magata and a meeting on the development of the south of russia in sirius, and took part in the world youth festival. in krasnodar visited the higher military aviation school, sa

it was a thoughtful political move, ivan ii. after the fall of constantinople, declares russia the heire empire, the third rome, the new center of orthodoxy. he marries sofia poleologist, the legal successor of imperial power, takes the byzantine double-headed eagle as her coat of arms. two heads connected by one body mean the dual unity of east , west, europe and asia. in the west, the eagle is single-headed, on... and the authority of the patriarch, the authority of the state and the authority of the church, both sides sought to establish harmonious relations. in heraldry, everything matters, not only size, but also color and shape and any other seemingly small details. the coat of arms of russia has an arrangement of heads, crowns, shields with coats of arms, the lands have changed quite a lot over the centuries. every russian tsar wanted the coat of arms... to be associated with the era of his reign, but most often changes to the coat of arms were associated with pivotal key events in the history of russia. under ivan the terrible, the eagle appears with crowns on its heads, a red s

since the paliolt has left its mark on this great river. 860 - svyatoslav's campaign against constantinopleg. the arrows of the don time machine brought us to the 16th century. the time when great water literally washed away, founded by retired cossacks, let-medvedev’s spasopreobrazhensky monastery. we are now on the territory of the monastery. kazan icon of the mother of god, right below us are the most ancient caves, they say you can even see the trace of the mother of god in them. we are now near the entrance to the cave that mother abbess arsenia dug 135 years ago. that is, it is completely handmade. this very door symbolizes the entrance of the lord into jerusalem. amazing. we lead people according to legend. all these caves, and here 165 m of underground passages, arsenia’s mother and gumenia built with their own hands, she was helped only by two ascetics, 165 m in 14 years, three women with bare hands, it’s hard to wrap my head around this corridor is still common, then there is a separation, here is the way of the cross of the savior and the path of suffering of the mother of god, a

here in the twentieth year, when he was secretly sent to palestine, traveled through turkey to constantinoplen andré chénier, directed by pier francesco maestrin. performs for the main role gregory kunda. the barbicontheater continues showing the royal shiksirovsky company's play my neighbor totora, based on the animated film by hayaomi yazaki with music by jo hisaishi. an immersive exhibition by artists claire bardin and adriendo in love has opened in the exhibition space of the philharmonie de paris, allowing visitors to experience it for themselves. control digital images with one movement of your hand. according to the creators, this experience helps to establish creative interaction between people in a modern, disconnected world. love reigns in this room, love for a man who became a symbol of a generation. thank you yura, thank you for everything. big concert for yuri shatunov's fiftieth birthday. on saturday on rtr. good morning, there is a program on the air about the most important thing, says dr. myasnikov. you know, sometimes you wake up in the morning and somehow you can’t, you don

stunning museum, it will not be a temple, although at the top you see this 31 m dome, the same as in constantinopleare the warmth of your soul, and , you see, you don’t need any special reason for this, you just need to want to. this is how midwives valida sharipovna from ufa spend their weekends. knits warm socks. newborns from their mothers, hundreds of children every year, and without a gift from no one has ever left this maternity hospital. yes, i’ve been working here for 25 years, and with such warmth , such caring, she has always been like this, she gave almost all of us socks, yes, we have them, our children, our grandchildren, she tries to warm everyone with her maternal warmth , like these young mothers from arzamas, they babysit abandoned children or those who were admitted to the hospital unaccompanied by adults. and this happens in a group of 15 people, when a child is admitted to the department, they take turns on duty, if necessary, stay overnight, because all our nannies are mostly accomplished mothers, and of course, any mother’s heart cannot understand the situation that the child