the first of them klyuchevsky. accordingly called kievan rus and moscow rus depending on the capital.irst state was formed within the dnieper, that is the dnieper trade route was the main one for him, and for the second state the main one was the voshlozh trade route. the campaigns of the russian princes against constantinople, and these were mainly trade campaigns, these were campaigns that were supposed to ensure russian trade. and so crimea was a very important outpost both from the point of view of byzantine trade and from the point of view of russian trade. when. after the capture of chersenes by vladimir, chersenes in its entirety actually had to go to him, as a dowry of his wife, and he simply returned it, so to speak, from the master's shoulder the emperor, because it would be difficult to physically hold a city that was far away, especially with a population of a different culture, and from that moment on, chersonesos understood political dependence on russia and ancient times very well, which means it was guided by the interests of russian princes, which means, first of all,

russian states before the btivo invasion and after the btivo invasion, i klyuchevsky called them kievan rusdepending on the capital. the first state was formed along the dnieper, that is, the dnieper trade route was the main one for it, and for the second state the main one was the voros trade route. the campaigns of russian princes to constantinople, and these are campaigns mainly trade, these are campaigns that were supposed to provide russian trade. and so crimea was a very important outpost both from the point of view of byzantine trade, and from the point of view of russian trade. when after the capture of chersenes by vladimir, the whole of it actually had to go to him as a dowry for his wife, and he simply returned it, so to speak, from the lordly shoulder of the emperor, because it would be difficult to physically hold a far-off city, especially a son with a cultured population, and political dependence on rus and ancient, from that moment chersines understood. and russia, why the 18th century, it means, crimea becomes part of russia finally, the entire 18th century is the russian-t

throughout its history, gomel has been part of kievan rus, the grand duchy of lithuania, the polish-lithuanian commonwealth, the russian empire, the soviet union and republic of belarus. today's belarusian regional center is divided into four districts: zheleznodorozhny, novobeletsky, central and sovietsky. and the ear in the city was divided centuries earlier, more than 8 centuries, gomel changed many owners. at first, these were the princes of chernigov, then that same igor svetoslavovich, the hero of the medieval bestseller, the words about igor's regiment. among the owners of gomel were the great... lithuanian princes, representatives of blue-blooded families, like sapieha, radevil, chertarysky, but it was with rumyantsevs, followed by paskevichs, are associated with, perhaps, the brightest pages of the cultural history of the city. here in the museum, which is the calling card of the city, you can not only get acquainted from a to z with the centuries-old history of gomel, but literally touch it. tactile contact with the exhibits, believe me. gives more vivid and accurate impressions of s

princess olga of kievan rus was used for him. the priest is... blessed the princess to be considered his own. the holy equal-to-the-apostles princess, who, despite the fact that she was still a girl, was distinguished by coolness of character and seriousness of character. she ruled the russian state and, by the way, being the ruler of holy russia, won military victories, although she herself did not go to the battlefield. during the war, it is not uncommon to search for faith and trust in priests grows, says candidate of psychological sciences olga dukhnich. the liturgy procedure is also such a fairly understandable ritual, when you are in such an existential situation between life and death in war, then your thinking becomes in a certain way magical thinking, and it seems to you that if a priest, as someone who is endowed with such transcendental power, will touch or pray a blessing, then this very thing will protect you, and this motivates you to wear it. the story with princess olga also demonstrates that it is characteristic

a private company, as i understand it, on order, of course, yes, the mystery of the baptism of kievan rus why in reality our ancestors were converted to the orthodox faith, i was so shocked in the good sense of the word, in general, in principle, these... serious, very interesting, young, because i knew that this was almost your debut work, i was simply amazed by the professionalism of this actor, temperament, texture, god, how tired i am of hiding, i just want to calmly enter my house, without hiding from anyone, like a thief. you see actors who do something and do it somehow, so this something and somehow, not every director can explain, he can show, he can push you, lead you somehow to this, so that you can see it right away, and you mean this, everything is clear, this is just a dream, when they ask what superpower you want for yourself, i say, i want this superpower, to understand the director right away, yes, well, here thanks to vitaly andreevich dudin, he helped so much that after the final scene... our dialogue with andrey, we shot this scene, and then i cried for 15 minutes, may

of god herself, our mother covers, he says to me, russian pip, i’m sorry, we, ukraine, we have kievan rusis is the ukrainian orthodox church under the leadership of our blessed nuphriy, well, while the investigation is ongoing, we are waiting under... thank you for your work, natalya staraprava, correspondent espresso was with us from the capital and the ministry of internal affairs and communications, conducts searches in the sviatovedenskyi men's monastery of the opcmp. additional 500 billion hryvnias for military needs. the verkhovna rada approved the general increase of this year's budget. thus, the expenditures in it are a record for ukraine of over 3.5%. 298 people's deputies voted for the relevant draft law, as people's deputy yaroslav zholoznyak reported. the government hopes to cover defense needs of 500 billion thanks to the over-implementation of the tax and payment plan this year, savings on foreign debt service and borrowing on the domestic market. there are also plans to increase the military levy rate. at the same time, the verkhovna rada failed to vote for de-russification

this is exactly what monetary units in kievan rus' were called, kuna. the hryvnia was sometimes a larger unit. in fact, an ingot of silver or gold, and smaller ones the exchange coins were called kunas and croats until now, well, croats are the main currency, you know who was in croatia, they definitely support me now, they are kunas, but the idea prevailed that it is somehow too far west and far from us, and we could not introduce tuna, of course i miss it a little, but but but what exactly do i not miss? rather upsetting is the fact that the exchange coin was called a kopeck, and i'm sorry that i interfere with history like this, because i will remind you that a kopeck is a russian monetary unit, it is somewhere in in the 16th century, they were somehow established as a monetary unit, because there was a picture of a horseman with a spear, a spear, that's money, a tanga, a penny, and so on, and we also have a penny. to the russians, i apologize, and to the belarusians, why did we vote that penny then, well, it’s clear, in principle it’s clear, there w

kievan rus, how why in reality our ancestors were converted to the orthodox faith, i was so shocked in the word in general in principle by this project, starting from the script, ending with the small film crew that worked on it. i liked this format so much, exactly with immersion , exactly with this kind of reconstruction, with such a number of facts, i just when i read everything that was written there, it was just with it's crazy what was going on here in those years, i got a lot of pleasure, although it was hard, well, i had to get into the specifics, i had to shoot very quickly. i can say, i don't know, my dream, or something , is to understand, well, that is, to feel what's in the director's head, what he wants, well, that's what, how he sees, to see through the eyes of the director, how he, that is, the director, you already understand perfectly well, you yourself, the director yourself, you know what it is, you want to see a certain picture, in this picture you see actors who are doing something and somehow they do it, so this is something and somehow. not every director can ex

the image of philip and alexander the great, greek-scythian jewelry, products of the masters of kievan rusdzhansky large kremlin treasure and other rarities from the museums of the moscow kremlin. the season at the bavarian state opera opens with pushine's opera tosca, staged by korneli mundrutz, with lisa davidson performing the leading role. the paris national opera. until march next year broadcasts the opera by the 19th century italian composer gaspare spantine, a whistle written in 1805. directed by lydia steyer, musical director and conductor bertrandia. an exhibition by alexander golovin is open at the russian spiritual and cultural center in paris until september 30. the exhibition includes photographs, sketches of performances, sets and costumes by the composer the maid of pskov, ruslan and lyudmila, carmen, das rheingold, the ballet swan lake, and the magic mirror. as well as sketches created by the artist for sergei diaghilev's russian seasons. the rossiya tv channel airs news, you hello, i am maria sittel. hello. about the situation on the line of combat contact war corresponden

antique coins with depicting philip and alexander the great, greco-scythian jewelry, products of kievan rus craftsmen, items from the sudzhansky great kremlin treasure and other rarities from the moscow kremlin museums. the season at the bavarian state opera opens with puccini's opera tosca, directed by korneli mundrutz. the leading role is performed by lisa davidson. the paris national opera is broadcasting the opera by the italian 19th-century composer gaspare spantine until march next year. wistala, written in 1805. directed by lydia steyer, the musical director and conductor of bertrandia. in the russian spiritual and cultural center in paris until september 30, an exhibition of alexander golovin is open. the exhibition includes photographs from performances and sketches of scenery and costumes by the coper the maid of pskov ruslan and lyudmila, carmen, gold of the rhine, the ballet swan lake the magic mirror, as well as sketches created by the artist for russians. president five letters putin does not fit, what does it mean does not fit, the letters do not match, change the letters. wh