according to some reports, to his beloved count grigory potemkin, and he puts this palace here.rd's eye view . it has the initials e and. p , respectively, catherine as the great ip prince potemkin needs to check this, but already inside. so the palace of count potemkin was built for nine whole years, the author of this work was the architect ivan starov. he is also the author of the tauride palace in st. petersburg. imagine what the connection was between her majesty and, after all , count potemkin himself, and here, accordingly, is the proof. unfortunately , i can’t get up in a helicopter to see it in all its glory from a bird’s eye view. well , at least there is a wonderful layout, which proves that it is the letter e and the letter p that are encrypted in this noble guests. we will voice combinations of drawings with you. now it would be better not to shout and brag about love on instagram, but in the 18th century about love spoke softly and gracefully. it’s just as if catherine ii found out that her initials and prince e were encrypted in the form of the potemkin palace. th

count grigory potemkin wrote to his crowned wife, his empress, and great mother to his historians, to ink on paper. the grandiose grave of the one who made the annexation of crimea to the russian empire inevitable was conceived, crimea giray hated russia fiercely and actively, refined, fierce, intelligent enemy. he dreamed of reaching petersburg to dismember russia, and in 1769 he made his most powerful raid , his horde, his troops in the direction of the font. where is today, which is on everyone's lips today bangnut this is a slavic-serbsk next to the current lugansk and from there 20,000 slaves, involuntarily 20,000 people. and this was, probably, the last straw that overflowed the cup to taunt the crimean khan. europeans. there would not have been this campaign, provoked to a large extent, by prussia and france . by the way, in the campaign of the crimea, the hero was accompanied by a french resident. yes, and this would not have happened. why? because, uh, at that time , in principle, as it were, well, there was some kind of neutrality , as it were, a balance of relations, crimea

count grigory potemkin wrote his wife of his empress , mother the great, to his historians to prepareon paper. the grandiose palace and graves of the one who made the annexation of crimea to the russian empire inevitable were conceived, crimea giray hated russia as a fierce, active, refined, fierce, intelligent enemy. he dreamed of reaching petersburg to dismember russia, and in 1769 he made his most powerful raid, his horde, his troops in the direction of the font. where today which is now on everyone's lips it will bang. this is slavic-serbsk next to the current lugansk . let's have 20,000 slaves, a slave of 20,000 people. and this was, probably, the last drop, which is overflowing. the europeans urged the crimean khan on the bowl. this campaign would not have been provoked to a large extent by prussia and france. by the way, in the campaign of the crimea, the hero was accompanied by a french resident. yes, yes, this would not have happened either. why ? because, at that time, in principle, as it were, well, there was some kind of neutrality, some kind of balance relations, crimea g

count grigory potemkin wrote his crowned wife of his empress mother, the great historian, to prepareiose and inevitable grave of the man who brought the crimea the last military glory and buried the crimean khanate, crimea giray smart educated ferocious was conceived. russia hated fierce. he dreamed of reaching st. petersburg so that he could hang his whip there in 1769. he made his most powerful and last raid . where is today which is now on everyone's lips it will bang. this is slavic-serbsk next to the current lugansk. yes, 20,000 slaves, a slave of 20,000 people. and this was, perhaps, the last drop, which is overflowing on the bowl of canner without a beard and the brightest prince of darkness defeats the empress. crimea should be made part of russia , even though crimea trees are already in the grave. and turkey is defeated by the russian army. everyone understood that the ottoman empire would not accept defeat and would not tolerate the independence of crimea, which the peninsulas won. the russians of the then crimean khan shiringirey did not suit anyone a turk, because he was