alexander illarionovich, his wife ekaterina, has four children. anna elizaveta and son illarion, the eldest daughter. marina followed in the footsteps father teaches russian literature and hopes to teach the russian language to his children anastasia romana. and marusya, in the meantime, they speak english in spanish in their father’s native language, marina’s husband is mexican the son of alexander illarionovich lives in chicago he is a doctor working in a hospital according to the tradition of vorontsov, the dashkovs always name the heirs in the male line, either illarion or alexander so the grandson of alexander illarionovich , the only heir to the title of earl full namesake of his grandfather. the children of the vorontsov dashkovs, in a very american way, live far from their parents, but every summer the whole family gathers here in bermont in this big house, which they quite in russian call dacha. vermont is very similar to the urals, the same low mountains, forest-covered lakes, rocks, the same bloodthirsty mosquitoes, as in russia now the

here illarionovich that petrovich galuza sasha shimbalev and i will have astronomy in belarus and inhe beginning after the ninety-first year the textbooks were russian, and in 2003 they turned to us so that we would write our belarusian textbook, we wrote and therefore the first textbook on astronomy was our belarusian, guys, astronomy is a must because it gives kids wings in the back. they can go up. no need to look constantly looking for money there. that's where the money is money is knowledge. and if you have knowledge, you will never be lost, you will always be in demand. it is easy to explore belarus only from the report of our trip, the central baranovichi station is a historical place from which the railway boom in the country seems to have begun. this is the first secular residential stone building of the end of the 18th century, the palace would be directly worth it. compile a list of places that you want to visit and set off on a journey, the naturalist built not just a house. he raised not even chekhov cherry but not ashamed of this word, the real paradise apple garden la

places, they arranged their own summer residence, american professor and russian count alexander illarionovichation of the story that began 300 years ago in the same small provincial town, lost in the depths of the same huge country. here in the middleberry only the chime of the city clock, which resounds resoundingly through the deserted streets, reminds me that time has stopped freshly painted houses each 200 years old front gardens and many churches probably looked like this or something like this in early 18th century, rostov the great

famous extortions from the allies, chancellor alexei petrovich lumen and vice-chancellor mikhail illarionovich , who, according to the young catherine ii, was sold to the first bidder, the sovereigns themselves, not needing money, willingly signed the so-called subsidized conventions. what was often reported to their courts by diplomats. according to these unequal treaties. russia entered this or that war on the side of the one who offered her a subsidy, but did not have the right to participate, as a party to the peace treaty, which greatly offended elizabeth elizaveta petrovna signed a decree on the abolition of the death penalty. a whole generation grew up in a country where the death penalty and the whip were not used. couldn't touch the noble. the first generation, not a breed of nobles, slowly but surely developed, internal trade appeared, the first banks providing loans to those who wished. under 6% per annum , the number of industrial enterprises quadrupled one iron, smelted 2 million poods and a half times more than in england and half of the iron was sold on the foreign market, the p