in the 19th century , count paskevich acquired from count rumyantsegosadba, which is now a palace andilitary exploits in the transcaucasus, gave count paskevich another part of the city, where we are now. 170 years old, it has still been preserved since the time of grafevich and is still in operation, but it is generally small in size, it is three or four times smaller modern, good arenas, but children in their first year of study are trained here, they learn equestrian skills here. at the beginning of the 20th century there was a stud farm here, and the budeonovtsy were also based here, then later. an equestrian school has already been established here. in 1957, the children went to ask the director for horses in order to develop professional sports, and the director allocated six horses to the petibor department. the gomel school is very famous for its modern pentathlon and has always been one of the strongest. we have already changed this generation, that is, we also continued to keep this brand, since childhood i probably felt that this was my passion, this was what would be to my

author. ensembles of castles for which belarus is so famous, their rich decoration, peace, nesvesh, paskevichace in gomel, dwellings, unique manor culture, preserved interiors from different eras and centuries, loshitsa - the home of the vankovichs. much is made of wood, the main building material of the republic since time immemorial, and by belarusian craftsmen. much has already been restored in sovereign belarus, recreated anew according to surviving drawings, portrait sketches, and also by belarusian masters. just like centuries ago, the republic is famous for its skilled woodworkers and is strongly associated with woodworking, an industry that has always been characteristic of it. in in the ussr, the need for forestry, paper and wood processing enterprises was initially huge. in the pre-war period, the industry was the leading one in the belarusian economy, accounting for more than 30% in total volume. it suffered the most during the occupation; it was actually the main one in the restoration of the national economy. forest in the bloodless republic is the main building material. timber

herself, and as you know, she remained... during the campaign of 1829, that on july 19 he came to paskevich leave, and received a turkish saber as a gift, although paskevich invited him to continue the campaign, but pushkin was frightened by the emerging plague and decided that he needed to get back to his own home, although... work, pushkin is the first one who is not traveling abroad, he never been abroad though asked to go to europe and even asked to go to china, well , due to various circumstances it turned out this way, although he traveled around russia, traveled a lot, we all know that, so he finds himself on the border with turkey, just during this campaign, and his accompanying says that here is arpacha, arpacha is a river that was actually the border, the russian-turkish border, and pushkin was completely happy. that he finally saw a foreign land and even crossed it, yes, on a horse, it means he crossed it joyfully, it means he’s finishing this river its brilliant. sad, but this coast had already been conquered, i was still in russia, it turned out that the day before russian troo

during the trip to arzrum, the commander of the army, count paskevich, did not allow the poet into battleptured weapon as a souvenir. let's try to guess something. saber. turkish saber, that's right. monuments statues 200. in this capital, the two previous leaders are huge. yuri 100 is correct, accounting 400, you get a pig in a poke, you’ll have to ask give, 2,800 from you, 2,100 from dmitry, 5,200 from konstantin, to whom dmitry, dmitry, the theme is all the works are good, bet 500, attention to the screen, in the painting of the 19th century greek painter polychronis lembesis. a boy plays the pipe in his spare time. you can guess the boy's profession if you guess who we have hidden from you. what kind of profession is this? let him rest. let's see who we shut down. we closed the sheep. absolutely right. 200. it was them that pushkin gnawed every now and then while working. ring, signet ring. accounting 300. nikolai ge managed to study at the faculty of mathematics, and especially for this association he came up with an advanced accounting reporting system. well, the association of itin

valeria, i decided to try my luck, maybe this is the palace of the rumyantsevs and paskevichs, whiche. i think so. i accept the answer: petergovsky palace, this is the absolutely correct answer. second question: reproduce the missing word in quote from pushkin's work. pushkin had something completely different in mind. alexander. i think the phrase god forbid. god willing, yes. and to blame, god forbid. atata and someone else there? there's probably a dance at the end, but no. unfortunately, this is the wrong answer. konstantin. coachman. coachman? well, kucher is to blame. alas, no, we have four wrong answers and the course goes back to the teachers' room. who is to blame anyway? well, according to pushkin, of course, because we found the culprits here. oh, so many. look, maybe not. what other ones did we have? versions. there was a moneymaker, but i like pushkin most of all. pushkin is to blame. we had pushkin himself, pushkin himself, here was the stationmaster. these are our versions, there is no one. so, the correct version is pushkin, as i understand it, you, no, we have severa

the fact is that in the kingdom of poland, at that time the governor was count paskevich, whom everyonet poland exploded in 1863, the uprising was well prepared, unexpected, but nevertheless, russian troops with him it was impossible, but when he died, led by muravyov vilensky, they immediately cleared lithuania of rebels, and other generals pacified poland. in this uprising... many thousands of envoys from france and other western european countries, in fact, it was an idea of ​​the west, therefore an instant defeat. the uprising simply caused wild hysteria; france and britain literally described the horrors of russian atrocities and called on all european peoples to fight the russian barbarians. in fact, the same muravyov vilensky hanged 128 people for which is what earned him the nickname hangman in the west. and the rebels he fought killed more than 2,000 people. including priests, women and children, so they were recognized as heroes, revolutionaries and resistance fighters. the uprising of 1863-64 became one of the main reasons for the strengthening of censorship throughout the ru

the gomel program ended in the palace of the rumyantsevs and paskeviches.re are fewer and fewer living participants of the second world war, and sincere words of gratitude to each of them. in the capital , honorary veterans received congratulations on the upcoming holiday as part of the parade under the window. minsk resident valentina lukyanova has been taking participation in the activities of the minsk underground, was a private in a partisan detachment. arkady libenson survived the leningrad blockade and has been living in belarus for many years, and pyotr komshchakov began his combat career in 1943 with anti-aircraft artillery. for these heroes , the minsk police orchestra played today and... survived the leningrad blockade and remained alive, so i have the warmest, most sincere feelings for this great holiday of our people, who suffered colossal sacrifices during the great patriotic war, a double holiday, july 2 it's my birthday, 98 years old the third day has passed, the independence day of the republic of belarus, so i am a happy person, the patriot

valeria, i decided to try my luck, maybe this is the palace of the rumyansovs and paskeviches, whichyes. let's try. and the owner is to blame. well, in principle, it sounds, but alas, this is the wrong answer. elvira. maybe. sovelich, and savelich is to blame, pushkin had something completely different in mind. alexander, i think the phrase god willing, god willing, yes. and the fault, god willing, and some other dance there, most likely at the end, but no, alas, this is the wrong answer, konstantin, the coachman, the coachman, well, the coachman is to blame, alas, no, we have four wrong answers and the course moves again to the teachers' room, who is to blame after all, well, according to pushkin, of course, because we have found culprits here, oh, so many, look, maybe not, what other ones we have, in all the troubles that happen on the road. correct answer: caretaker. the third question and this is the question from the chest. in the chest there is a product that is used to protect the hearing organ from noise, water or foreign objects. its name comes from two words, the first of w

valeria, i decided to try my luck, maybe this is the palace of the rumyantsevs and paskevichs, whichestion is forwarded to the teachers' room, yulia, this is, of course, peterhof, the famous fountain and palace in peterhof. it’s a pity that the guys didn’t answer, i would, of course, like to hear the name of this palace in full, so that later there would be no questions, the palace, i think, so, i accept the answer. alas, this is the wrong answer. elvira, maybe the owner is to blame, well, in principle it sounds, but sovelich. sovelich, and savelich is to blame. pushkin had something completely different in mind. alexander. i think the phrase god forbid. god willing, yes. a guilty, god forbid. and some other dance there, most likely at the end. but no. unfortunately, this is the wrong answer. konstantin. coachman. coachman? well, is it your fault? coachman. alas, no, we have four wrong answers and the move goes back to teaching. attention to the screen, let's see what pushkin really meant? the caretaker, the same station superintendent, is to blame for all the troubles that happen on