tatyana will have to split up to learn about the life of the frauling of the imperial court, and olgathe features of military service in the russian army. choice it was no coincidence that the sisters learned from olga’s cousin from tashkent that their parasite august arnikolz served as a private in an infantry regiment. august angolts was born in 1877 in the polish city of lodz, a german by birth great-grandfather of tatiana and olga arntgolts on the paternal side, great-grandfather served in an infantry regiment. now we will try to pick up a uniform. similar. here, most likely, this is what we need. that is, it’s like, as in the russian uniform of the russian infantry regiment, they told me that men’s suits suit me. now let's see. and tell me, please, but because he was of foreign origin. here he was a german, as it affected in russia there was no word of nationality, traditionally there was a religion. uh-huh, you were still called russians and this is russian. yes, he is a russian soldier, he takes away a russian uniform, he is a russian soldier, he is russian. on january 15, 1862

court service, while the empress. generously, he gave her dresses or bed linen in the amount of 25 to 40,000 rubles, betrayed in cash with jewels. maid of honor of the imperialhe court were privy to all the intricacies of court etiquette, which had been studied for years, the girls had to know how many steps to stop in front of the empress, what should be the look and posture, the position of the hands and head, one wrong movement could turn the first appearance of young rails in the yard into the last. tell me, without what the young lady had no right to come to the costume score. oh , well, not only the young lady and the young lady and the young man, did not have the right to draw for benzents without gloves. yes, because gloves are like nobility symbol. and even a very important point. if for the first time you are not a married young lady, you have arrived at the ball, be sure to first ask permission to dance with you not from you, but from your mom and dad. yes, before you invite a lady to a dance, and there must have been some kind of ritual, inviting some kind of curtsy from the side. yes, he is a man coming up to you and making a bow. you get up. ny

twentieth century at the factory of the eminent confectioner of the official supplier of the imperial courtmann. however, the seventeenth year did its job and for about 20 years, eminent sweets were produced under a different brand in the next issue. we learn how the famous masterpiece. shishkin got on the wrapper of their favorite soviet sweets and with the help of which soviet confectioners created the effect of sand in karakum. however, this is a completely different history. do you remember, we used to write to each other, and they threw envelopes into the box for weeks. they waited for a handwritten answer and sent paper letters again. do you remember, we used to call each other, and went to the telegraph for the weekend, chatting in glass booths and cramped shared a mountain of interesting news. we checked the appointed place for hours, met with friends. famous newspapers cut out notes gave recipes to a friend of a neighbor always before the salary with a ruble helped out problems easily and jointly solved, laughed, talked and even cursed, but the word at the common table gathered eve

once vyatka cucumbers were delivered to the imperial court and even sent as a valuable cargo to europedog. vyatka probably crunches, just like a cucumber here in vyatka, the vyatka cucumber anomaly is located on a hill, and then the lowland begins, therefore , here in vyatka. these are warm dews. this is what is needed for cucumber growth. the next factor is , of course, people, yes, people who have been growing cucumbers for centuries, and in whom this is called in the blood at the genetic level. and here this is the very symbol of vyatka, the famous pickled cucumber. very tasty crunchy, it seems to me that it’s not in vain that my grandmother in vyatka calls her little fingers oh, my cucumbers. until recently , about a decade and a half ago, there was an ordinary russian dump on this picturesque street, the houses were abandoned without roofs, without windows, without doors. we walked with my wife in the evening. i she says, and you imagine, here, as it were, what a beauty it was, if it was all restored. oleg zharov, the man who turned a god-forgotten place into a picturesque cultura

you know who the official supplier of the imperial court of his royal majesty the king of zamba is, ion’t need any court. i had my own yard there and in general get away from me. i'm on the sovereign's nc to set aside a pension to divide the homeland calls for profit. need to eat. well, are they better than their panteley. here? no, of course it's cheaper . there is money. oh, how much yegor timofeevich everything to the last. crap please, we will carry the selection. i thought king. of course, there are also advantages. you know how i missed these places, that's why i didn't come at all. just come not solidly to open an investment contract. i signed to build a plant here. what plant where to build yes , somewhere else the place has not been determined? it doesn’t matter, i didn’t come to you for this, i invite you to a gala reception. ahem, but i invited everyone will be fun. thank you of course, but it's better without me how why. do not respect, yes respect, dear i just don't like these collectors. well, if you change your mind, i'll be glad. if not, i'll come to you again, i'm alw

magomedov and kamil ibragimov north-caucasian bureau of ntv dagestan tsiya of the imperial court on theetersburg brought to the city a ballet performance rasputin about that most odious old man, a healer, a libertine for someone, a devil for someone, a saint is not enough. what other historical figures have been filmed so many films and what is there so many times with peta told in the language of dance, and here is a fresh look sergey polunina lana knakotina about historical roles putin for the first time in st. petersburg the mystical old man is touring the country with imperial family and his loyal, refined assassin. this ballet was created quickly, we were able to construct it in three or four weeks, one of the most mysterious historical characters returned to this world through the efforts of the japanese choreographer, yukioisha, who created the ballet specifically for the charismatic sergei polunin. the world premiere took place 3 years ago in london with the lead actor. the look, the hypnotic energy, the strong, dancing old man, turned out to be contradictory and alive, some sai

twentieth century at the factory of the eminent confectioner of the official supplier of the imperial courtges bormann. however, the seventeenth year did its job and for about 20 years, eminent sweets were produced under a different brand in the next issue. we learn how the famous masterpiece. shishkina got on the wrapper of his favorite soviet sweets and with the help of which soviet confectioners created the effect sand in a caramel. however, this is a completely different story. you rejoice until now, candies of soviet brands are produced in our country, and with the same quality mark, they are very popular abroad. at all. i believe that belarusian sweets are the most delicious sweets in the world, by the way, there are some belarusian textiles abroad. yes, but in belletprom they said that they increased supplies to russia, the country of aziten. just made up over 140%. so much so that fashionista will flaunt in belarusian brands. but what fashionistas will flaunt in in the future, perhaps in dresses made of medical plastic, an unusual collection introduced to the dutch fashion designer,

the time came and the rostov mayor took his fourteen-year-old son misha to the capital at the imperial court, there was no place for mikhail vorontsov. i had to settle down at the court of the reckless daughter of peter great princess elizabeth petrovna from the point of view. careers. the choice of unimportant chances for the kingdom of elizabeth was not any, which means that her entourage had nothing to hope for. but as soon as vorontsov saw the princess, all his doubts disappeared in 1728 . elizabeth was only 19 years old, but she was already the first beauty of the empire, cheerful and witty, speaking almost all european languages, crowds of fans, endless hunts and waves of breathtaking outfits for diamonds and the scent of perfume, how could the fourteen-year-old pash not fall in love with his mistress. for many, many years until his death, mikhail vorontsov kept this childhood love and blind loyalty to his princess, loyalty, which became a vorontsov family tradition. how beautiful you are, princess. you speak french perfectly. i think that you and i will become friends. i think you and

their loved ones today, especially each of us needs a holy intercessor and patrons of the imperial coin the courtn saint of st. nicholas the wonderworker medal for you absolutely free of charge, subject to payment for packaging and postage 299 rubles. call the specified phone number or order on the holy wonderworker.rf website. the medal is covered with pure silver and made in the highest quality of chasing. call right now the call is free. so today at 22:20 on ntv this is a million-dollar secret and honored artist of the ussr natalya is in the player's chair bondarchuk natasha is also wearing a dress from vyacheslav zaitsev, this is one of my favorite dresses from slava zaitsev, very beautiful, very vologda lace. imagine, it's very beautiful. true, he did everything on me, he first made a sketch. look how it's done. yes, yes, and here it is, so that you know, here is this male bracelet we have been 300 years 300 years old. i don't believe it was given as a gift 300 years ago. these things are enamel. and this, uh, means, uh, hmm, this one, well, stones, no, these are not stones, these are corals

court in 2016. i reported that and this was based on other imperial studies that a woman is 14 times more likely to die by hearing a pregnancy to term that by having an abortion in the united states. so even with that information that the supreme court had you put that in the backdrop of what we're talking about today. and it is a deadly proposition. but the 13th amendment of the united states constitution prohibits slavery an involuntary servitude. and this is another form of it, and we need to recognize it as such. and elizabeth is this reflect the majority of americans opinion on us? well, know that part of the issue is that the vast majority of the american public supports abortion rights. it's just that the politicians don't have the same values and there's a long history of how the elections have changed and you know, where states have republican control and what that means. and frankly, what that means is a lot of what michelle and jessica are talking about around limited access to pregnancy care. you know, they aren't putting in place the programs and the policies they need to protect matern

the dissidents of naziism and imperial japan and coming home and being a racially segregated country is what the naacp attacks and what a court filled with roosevelt appointees, frankfurter, black, jackson, douglas, are the heart of that court, and they begin to deal with it in the 1940s. and they're the leading edge. for them, this is not at all a hard question morally or personally. in various ways it's a challenging legal question because the guys who wrote the 14th amendment were segregationists. and, frankly, jimmy burns, who we were talking about earlier, by this point is the governor of south carolina, and he's a segregationist, and a lot of the country is still segregationist. the supreme court, with earl warren's leadership and completing the roster, in a series of decisions worked its way to getting to the equal protection clause. and i think it is our finest moment in constitutional history. >> and you couldn't draw a more clear division between the congress and the court at that time. the congress was controlled by southerners with the seniority system, and, you know, all segregationists, powerful committee chairm

the dissidents of naziism and imperial japan and coming home and being a racially segregated country is what the naacp attacks and what a court filled with roosevelt appointees, frankfurter, black, jackson, douglas, are the heart of that court, and they begin to deal with it in the 1940s. and they're the leading edge. for them, this is not at all a hard question morally or personally. in various ways it's a challenging legal question because the guys who wrote the 14th amendment were segregationists. and, frankly, jimmy burns, who we were talking about earlier, by this point is the governor of south carolina, and he's a segregationist, and a lot of the country is still segregationist. the supreme court, with earl warren's leadership and completing the roster, in a series of decisions worked its way to getting to the equal protection clause. and i think it is our finest moment in constitutional history. >> and you couldn't draw a more clear division between the congress and the court at that time. the congress was controlled by southerners with the seniority system, and, you know, all segregationists, powerful committee chairm

and rhetorical was that the court he's federal policies, but it's the beauty of the land grab university project that shows the real consequences of land loss and us imperialism when the moral act of 1862 committed the federal government to grant each state 3000 acres of public land in the issue. of land script certificates for each of its representatives and senators in congress. what is less understood though is how the moral act of 1862 also affected southern black education? and here's where scholars including myself i get into this laziness in doing this work too and non-academics. we talked about the second moral act of 1890 which requires the creation of separate land grant institutions for black students or demonstrate that mission was not restricted by race, but the first act actually leads is used by kentucky state alcorn claflin and virginia state, virginia state university class. lists are alcorn is the first 1871. it starts to receive money. claflin and virginia state although other call by other names receive money in 1860 1872 in kentucky state receives its first funds in 1897. and it's under the first act not the second act because it's going