it, therefore, digitization allows solving both problems, most, visiting reading rooms of the lenin libraryon’t even realize that right behind this wall there is a real workshop where thousands of books have been scanned for more than 5 years, tender monuments. the most important task is to convey the complete image of the book. this is manual labor, which requires a lot of attention to work on only one fliant. it may not take one day. you see how it is. so she's still out, that is, it's 1,000 pages. if you don’t, how many such a book to scan, you will have more than a week, digital copies of books are, in fact , high-resolution photographs of a page, but they open up new opportunities for researchers in the future, and the r&d team of the russian state library is working to use neural networks, but to recognize. uh, different language models. perhaps in the future. we will be able to recognize book monuments, and in this way everyone can see, even the rarest books, the cost of which is estimated at many millions of rubles, although in fact. they are priceless. i wouldn't make any recommend

digitization allows solving both problems for the majority of those who came to the reading room of the lenin libraryt even realize that right behind this wall is a real shop, where thousands of books have been scanned for more than 5 years, delicate monuments. the most important task is to convey the complete image of the book. this is manual labor, which requires a lot of attention to work on only one fliant. it may not take one day. you see how the same page will not be, right? you’ll have to scan for more than a week, and right now digital copies of books are essentially high -resolution photographs of the page, but they open up new opportunities for researchers and the r&d team in the future . the russian side of the library is working to recognize e using neural networks. uh, different language models, maybe in the future. we will be able to recognize book memory, and in this way everyone can see even the rarest books, the cost of which is estimated at many millions of rubles, although in fact. they priceless. i wouldn't make any recommendations. there are about 35,000 absolutely unique books o

then he was in the lenin library rumanian, let's say it used to be called, and from sixteen to 19 yearssat opening until closing in moscow, so he was such an amazing person, because. well, what a boy, even now he will go to moscow to sleep somewhere on a chest and go not to discos , not only to a library. from close to close and he has a good good memory brains. the encyclopedist also absorbed himself , so he easily reasoned like this, and the fate of not a person, but all his life, working as a simple teacher at school, he thought about the happiness of mankind, of course, they did not understand him. he himself said they would understand me after hundreds of thousands of years, because aviation was just developing there, and here a person writes about some kind of hmm and space travel of the interplanetary milky way settling a plan for the development of these outer space. and no one really understood him, they read him, as if he were an eccentric , and of course, when he wrote to a famous scientist, there mendeleevich. he wrote secheno, and they spoke. well, no, such a science astron

losses of funds, huge from the library of the bssr named after lenin, in which in 1941 there were 2 millionumes, more than one and a half million were lost. in just a few months, together with the builders, it was possible to restore the building; its reading rooms were opened for visitors already in november 1944, when the war was still going on, books were returning from prague, something from the königsberg of poland , including the publication of francis skaryna from the kamardin collection. it was a unique search scientific work for several post-war years , through the efforts of the library staff, 600,000 copies of the magpie were returned to its funds. in the seventh year, the pre-war library fund of 2 million volumes was also restored. today it is more than 10 million items of storage, including more than 90,000 rare and early printed books and manuscripts. the earliest of these date from the fourteenth to fifteenth centuries. at the beginning of 1949 , a new series of programs began to appear on the belarusian radio to convey the days of another arrival of writers in belarus attent

the cycle of lenin's lecture, with a star, started at the russian state library , the minister of culturepated in the launch of the project. olga beloved first lecture on her birthday alexander ostrovsky was held by the director of the state literary museum. dmitry bak, many artifacts of ostrovsky's correspondence , memorable gifts and the author's notes in manuscripts , were shown for the first time. it is not by chance that the lecture with a star is called. yes, this turned out to be, in general, a term from show business, but, nevertheless, rather, converted, uh, for uh, and for the sake of the younger generation. e, to attract more visitors. and here is the content of it. e. hmm this new program will be as academic as possible, because the lectures is being prepared historically in this building very seriously and thoroughly for all the possibilities to make it as interesting as possible for the most diverse target audience in this space. and this team has these wonderful teams. this library is, especially for us for the library. or is it the most valuable item in the material world,