i really remember the skateboarding scene on the lenin hills.actually, the film itself just amazed me, because at that time i was 12 years old, and i heard a phrase that to some extent influenced my whole life. the fact is that there is such an interesting scene when ah, the main character ivan gets his first job, uh, work as a courier in a printing house, he carries a manuscript to a professor and in the subway he meets his friend, bazin, to whom his aunt and stalin brought a skateboard and bazin goes to the lenin hills to ride to try this skateboard and offers ivan go with him. ivan says. no i can not, because i have a job. i need to take the manuscript, to which he does not answer the base. well, let's go and take it. here, in fact, the whole quintessence of skateboarding. ride first, then get things done. yes, it really had a very strong influence, because the whole plot of the film is involved in this, that thanks to skateboarding ivan is late for this professor, the scandalous professor gets to know his daughter and this whole line of rela

i really remember the skateboarding scene on the lenin hills.me, because i was 12 years old at that time, and i heard a phrase that to some extent influenced my whole life . the fact is that there is such an interesting scene when ah, the main character ivan gets his first job . uh, he works as a courier in a printing house, in a publishing house, he carries a manuscript to a professor and in the subway he meets his friend, bazin, to whom stalin’s aunt brought a skateboard and bazin goes to the lenin mountains to ride to try out this skate and invites ivan to go with him. ivan says. no, i can't, because i have work. i need a manuscript take away, to which he responds to the base. well, let's go for a ride and take you there. this is, in fact, the whole quintessence of skateboarding. first , go for a ride, then get things done. yes, it really had a very strong influence, because the whole plot of the film is involved in this, that thanks to skateboarding, ivan is late to this professor, the scandalous professor meets his daughter, and this whole

i really remember the skateboarding scene on the lenin hills.mazed me, because i was 12 years old at that time, and i heard a phrase that to some extent influenced my whole life . the fact is that there is such an interesting scene when e- uh, the main character ivan gets his first job, uh, work as a courier in a printing house, in a publishing house, he carries a manuscript to a professor and in the subway he meets his friend, bazin, to whom stalin’s aunt brought a skateboard and bazin goes to the lenin mountains to ride to try out this skate and invites ivan to go with him. ivan says. no, i can't, because i have work. i need to take the manuscript to him, to which he responds. well, let's go for a ride and take you there. this is, in fact, the whole quintessence of skateboarding. first , go for a ride, then get things done. yes it really had a very strong influence, because this is the whole plot of the film, that thanks to skateboarding, ivan is late for this professor, the scandalous professor meets his daughter, and this whole line of relat

hill here remembers how it all began, the desert monastery is a place of miracles. the peculiarity of mstislavl is that here on the central square there has never been a monument to lenina monument to peter mstislavtsevich. he is already in his old age standing with an open book in his hand. and 100 meters from the square there is another monument to the mistislavite. there peter, still young, sits on big stone and is just thinking about its great educational mission, the monument to the young peter of mstislav is interesting not only in itself, but also because it is installed opposite the jesuit church. today there are more orthodox christians than catholics. and a couple of centuries ago. everything was the other way around: the carmelites, bernardines, benedictines and jesuits, as many as four monastic orders coexisted peacefully in one small town, the monastery of the jesuit order. by the way, you probably didn’t know, but the jesuits were personal intelligence officers. pope of rome they were allowed wear civilian clothes and tver life , which they took advantage of and very often got a job in the service of high-ranking persons, and the high-ranking special nobi