by 1794 , the construction was completed, but after 2 years the palace passed to the son of peter rumyantsev he immediately started the first reconstruction. why does he invite the architect from england john clark to gomel, he attaches outbuildings to the palace, connecting them with the central building with elegant galleries, and also, among other things, starts the construction of the peter and paul cathedral the palace passed from fathers to sons, and in 1834 one of the heirs of the rumyantsev family was forced to sell the palace to the treasury, it was bought out by the russian commander ivan fedorovich paskevich or the estate began a new period, which begins, as usual with the next reconstruction. it is taken over by a polish architect from pskov, apart from significant changes in the form of settings for the floors of the extension of the 32-meter tower. he also founded the magnificent paskevichi park. they owned the palace until the revolution, and after 1919 , together with all the values, it passes in the soviet state. later, all of them will form the basis of the first exposition

in 1774 , catherine ii donated the dobrush lands to the hero of the balkan war, peter rumyantsev, andars later, after the new owners , prince fyodor paskevich, founded here one of the largest paper mills in europe, it is located across the road from the island of dobryzh. and it seems to me that it fits well into the landscapes carefully drawn by the river and the path. the young prince fyodor paskevich invited foreign and russian specialists and entrepreneurs to the small village of dobrush, which was already then known as the factory point, to create a new large enterprise. it was built on the site of the former semi-handicraft factories erected. here half a century ago , along with a dam on the river. this is a food and paper factory founded in 1870. today bears the name of the hero of labor in his time in the russian empire. she was the leader. among such enterprises on its products was the sign of the state imperial coat of arms. at the end of the 19th century, the first hydroelectric power station in the territory of modern belarus was built, then the first power station in the

began in 1775 with a broad gesture of empress catherine the great, she local lands to count peter rumyantsevoney from the treasury for the construction of the palace, historians, researchers until now still do not know the exact answer to the question. who became the author of the palace project. among the most frequently called star in the world of architecture are the names of ivan starov. the same one that designed alexander's trinity cathedral nevsky lavra and yuri felten. apprentice rastreller apparently one project turned out to be fantastic in its beauty, the architect was inspired by an italian villa. the rotunda is the authorship of andrea palladio, and therefore the palace in gomel, built in the style of classicism , is called a vivid example of early dressing by 1794, the construction was completed, but after 2 years the palace passes to the son of peter rumyantsev nikolai and he immediately starts the first reconstruction invites nothing to gomel architects from john clark's england, he attaches to the palace in hegel, connecting them with the central building with graceful galle

flour-grinding sugar mill in 1774, catherine ii presented dobrush lands to the hero of the balkan war, peter rumyantsevand after almost a hundred years the flow of new masters of the prince. fyodor paskevich, founded one of the largest paper mills in europe here; it is located across the road from the dobryzhsky island. and i think it's good fits into the landscapes painstakingly drawn by the river. the young prince fyodor paskevich invited dobrushko to the small village, which was already known then as the factory point of foreign and russian specialists and entrepreneurs, to create a new large enterprise. it was built on the site of the former semi-handicraft factories erected. here half a century ago, along with a dam on the river. this is a food and paper factory founded in 1870. today bears the name of the hero of labor in his time in the russian empire. she was the leader. among similar enterprises on its products was the sign of the state imperial coat of arms. at the end of the 19th century, the first hydroelectric power station in the territory of modern belarus was built, then the first elect

in 1774, catherine ii presented dobrushe lands to the hero of the balkan war, peter rumyantsev, and almosthundred years later, the window of the new owners, the prince. fyodor paskevich, founded one of the largest paper mills in europe here; it is located across the road from the dobrush island. and it seems to me that it fits well into the landscapes carefully drawn by the river and the path. a project in which belarusian athletes win not by force, but by intelligence. well, are the athletes ready? name the only club that represents belarus in the russian youth hockey league andrey what is the name of a straight punch in boxing with a front hand? that's right, let 's check how smart the savvy participants are. how many attempts are given to perform one vault, women's artistic gymnastics at the championships, mirage sports equipment, for which sport is shown in the photo, this is all right through this. watch an intellectual entertainment show head game on belarus 24 tv channel. we talk about the most interesting from the world of science . doctors all over the world are literally on the v