is a letter personally from the commander-in-chief of the russian army at that time, mikhail bogdanovich barclay detollyched to it, as equipment for a method of armament, which was subsequently supposed to be acquired by a specific regiment, from each regiment, from each division had its own unique equipment, which was different, and this particular lanyard should have belonged to this one. attached to the hand, yeah, to a bladed weapon, thanks to which the weapon could sit firmly inside the hand and not fall out. in this showcase we present the so-called echo of war, as bodrov said, here are cannonballs, bullets that were found in the berezina river and transferred to our museum, the berezina river still contains imprints of the past failures of napoleon’s army during its... this is a very interesting excursion, taimari and i learned a lot of new things, and then we went together to another amazing place. you and i are in the place where volkovyskaya’s life began. a historical place, it couldn’t be more authentic. archaeological complex, swedish mountain, the same thing. i read, and i read 111, well, a

assigned to tormasov, the northern side was under the commander-in-chief at that time, mikhail bogdanovich barclay detollyral part, together with the volkovysk part, was completely provided to peter ivanovich bogration. you know, in fact, our museum has a lot of the most interesting exhibits, but as you have already noticed, the main highlight, the main emphasis is on the historical events of the xiv-18 centuries, specifically the napoleonic wars, and here we have something boast of. let’s say a cannon from the time of the turkish war, for a moment, this is the middle of the 15th century, and the cannon is authentic, albeit from several components. the core too, they are original along with one grenade, this is the name of the spanish city of grenada. the next very unique exhibit of our museum, albeit not in scale, but in content, is a letter personally from the commander-in-chief of the russian army at that time. acquire a specific regiment, each regiment, each division had its own unique equipment, which was different, and specifically this lanyard should have belonged to this one, the lanyard was attac