railway troops from the moment of their inception to the present. from the outside, it looks like an ordinary postal baggage car, but from the inside, they made a real museumosition. and basically, it is dedicated to the military troops of the railway workers. and as you noticed, i armed from the map. this is my hint on paper, judging by the assignments. i need to find a vozdvizhensky chair, a church and find out if there really is a crypt of a certain countess, we will look for it. if i'm not mistaken, i can be wrong, then supposedly, this is the only wooden costume that has been preserved in baranovichi built in 1924 in place of a catholic tablet, in fact. this is the first catholic church on the territory of baranovichi in terms of architecture. i'm usually used to seeing something more, probably gothic, something large-scale made of stones. i don't even remember. was there a wooden catholic cathedral during my travels, but this, of course, delights, it cannot but admire the beautiful one. in the meantime, i need was to confirm the legend that there is a countess's crypt. i could not get there, supposedly there were no keys. so here's my question. maybe

railway troops from the moment of their inception to the present. from the outside, it looks like an ordinary postal baggage car, but from the inside, they made a real museumion. and basically, it is dedicated to the military troops of the railway workers. and as you noticed, i armed myself with cards. this is my hint on paper, judging by the assignments. i need to find an exaltation chair, a church, and to find out if there really is a crypt of a certain countess, we will look for it. if i'm not mistaken, i could be wrong, then, allegedly, this is the only wooden costume that has been preserved in baranovichi. it was built in 1924 on the site of a catholic chapel, in fact. this is the first catholic church on the territory of baranovichi in terms of architecture. i'm usually used to seeing something more, probably gothic, something large-scale made of stones. i don't even remember. was there a wooden catholic church during my travels ? cathedral, but this, of course, admires it cannot but admire the beautiful. in the meantime, i had to confirm the legend that there is a countess's crypt there. i could not get there. allegedly, there were no keys, so i hav

the museum of railway engineering, also known as the museum of steam locomotives, is located near theal complex brest fortress. the museum itself was opened on may 15, 2002. the peculiarity of the museum is that most of the exhibits are open to everyone. this allows them to be used in various filming and themed tours of exhibits in the museum. you can not only look outside, but also explore inside the museum staff will tell you about the structure of each exhibit. the museum is a must to visit and discover little more than a railroad. at the same time, my name is nastya kravchenko bye everyone. fight he is a prisoner of the royal city of yakim, a sonorous political role, we will recognize you behind the architectural monuments of belarus , it is close to the style of bars, the architecture of the church, to the sun, unique places, different houses, the architecture of belarus on belarus 20 tv channel. and this early morning. we have two more good news for you. firstly, ahead of us are waiting for a small april vacation, eh. secondly, the bolshoi theater of belarus continues to make dr

on land, so on the water surface since 2015, a model of the uzlovaya railway station has appeared on the open area of ​​​​the museumracks you can see all the main equipment that moved across the expanses of the soviet union during the war near the oldest steam locomotive of the series of. in the course of o, the main steam engine of walshart, this is the first main steam locomotive of the russian railways. these locomotives were produced in tsarist russia until the fifteenth year. they were produced a little. uh, in soviet power , literally 3 years in the late twenties. yes they they all went through the first world war, but they went through the civil war, but they went through the interwar conflicts and the great patriotic war itself. yes, and when we talk about armored trains, we always imagine a sheep locomotive, because well, what is an armored train is an armored train, which is very heavy if you book an armored locomotive. here 's a big man, he will be very heavy and the mass will be excessive, and he will simply break the railway tracks with his weight, therefore , sheep have always been in the lead, sverdl

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mines 65,000 km of railway tracks , a looted museum and a library. areas liberated from the invaders , on the site of many villages , only causes and pipes remained. 7 million horses 17 million heads of cattle were driven to germany and destroyed, returning to their native fields. residents were forced to start living again. help in this area fell on christianity, which did not suffer from additional occupation. the passage is accurate, but do you see the bear's hats, how the red fox is they riding from the stream? look , i think it will be up to us to take the boxes after all, our right hand at lunch will be after us. he returned, and we were just waiting, duck, i'm glad. so that week they carried manure, and they couldn’t drive up behind the yards there through the gate, even on a troika, it turned out that way, but they didn’t think of it. yes, you didn’t think of everything, how you would take the gardens yourself, probably would have thought of it. and what is hard to remove? soon it's over. okay, milk again. we'll have 2 weeks left, i'm not mis

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museums. the country's heritage railway lines.h western england, special correspondent malcolm brabant reports. >> they're burning through money at the swanage railway, as is every historic line in the land which gave birth to steam trains. the locomotive hauling today's service is a 1940s vintage express, back to robust health after a $400,000 refit. in total there are 150 heritage railway lines in britain and all of them are facing the same problems. this is the start of the new season and they're all banking on good visitor numbers to help them survive. >> we've had to work very hard to address the impacts of the pandemic and coming out of that, we've still got major challenges ahead of us. >> leading the effort to keep this living museum on the right track is gavin johns, who has more than 30 years experience with britain's modern rail network. >> we've got two challenges. one, rising costs and the impacts of those rising costs on our customers. so our own costs are going up significantly, most notably coal. >> three years ago

now they decorate the best museums in russia and abroad, and tsarevina vasnetsov even repeated to order . as for the lugansk plant and the railwayn, although they were left without masterpieces of painting, they gained considerable profit, an industrial turnover of 25 million pounds of cargo in year by now more than 400,000 tons. local industrial enterprises began to sell their products far beyond the region , these factors influenced the development of industry and an increase in the urban population, which in turn influenced lugansk to receive the status of a county town . he also initiated the construction of a seaport in mariupol and already in 1889 the first 11,000 pounds of don bass coal, delivered by rail on the way, they were loaded onto the steamer medveditsa , which headed for the kerch strait. olga mokhova anastasia popovali savelyev is a typical novorossiya. that's all we wanted to talk about. kirill vyshinsky was with you today. see you soon. i wanted to tickle the nerves of vices, they do not crawl out of the cunning slums with gilyarovsky , we do not bend fearfully. and now keep your pockets cleaned in an instant,

railway station. although when i was preparing my book everything same zeu, and we hmm gorky museum here is the grebushinsky's. and then an old one, so, look here. i say, see how he was greeted. she gave me such a look at the equal she says, well, you understand, it's just curiosity, but nonetheless. this is philosophical, they meet him in their arms, by the way, eleven somewhere is carrying bukharin. uh, who will then be shot, including for allegedly preparing the murder of gorky . here he is met. yes, they welcome him, but it was organized in many ways. here he rides around the country. here he sees this socialism under construction and what does he feel? yes, alexey well , objectively speaking, repression, yes, which in fact there is real. maybe more than thirties. there are camps and so on. it's all behind the facade, and life in cities. in leningrad in moscow , it was much richer than life in europe; here was a book by sergei belyakov about st. george front of the bluemarine. he describes in great detail how the intelligentsia lived there in general. moscow life in the late thirties. this is a slightly d

further, you can see the building of the management of the horse railway, as well as workers, for example, the head of the depot, the museum and get to know the old minsk, and you can do this from wednesday to sunday from 11:00 to 7:00. spanish extreme sportswoman beatriz flamine came out of the cave after 500 days spent without contact with people, the event could become a world record. it was part of an experiment closely followed by scientists. i'm still stuck in november 21, 2021 . i don't know anything about the world - said beatrice, after leaving the cave, the flamini got into the cave at the age of 48 and noted there 2 birthday, being at a depth of seventy meters. she went in for sports, drawing and knitting woolen hats, the woman recorded what was happening with the help of two cameras, the necessary things, like food, were left for her in the agreed place, nevertheless, all this time the woman had to do with her mothers, for example, without the opportunity to take a shower. for today, that's all the news ahead of a lot of interesting content. see you soon. bye bye. a project in which the main success factor is n

in the ovm series, in the museum of local lore , information is carefully stored, the so-called rein branch, materials for the construction of the trans-siberian railwayansported along it. access road. it was erected in just 3 years with the help of a shovel and a wheelbarrow. at first, his employees were and everything in the world. then people know what they got. well, what was feeding, what a new life they built this road with all their might. now, a century later, the result of that work is again in demand, the builder will have to restore the embankment, strengthen the bridges, dismantle and re-lay the rails, and the first 15 km are well preserved and will be launched in the first place. uh, seamless does not need to be done there to electrify and so on. uh, it should be the fourth category and the volume of transportation on it at the first stage is up to 10 million. c surprised to learn the restoration of the royal branch and support the project. after all, when the road worked, the village prospered. i'll probably go in the front rows just for a ride. there are such beautiful places along this one and i really want to drive again. along it, in

railway stations . an exhibition dedicated to the play zoya's apartment was opened at the pushkin theater, it was prepared jointly with the museumhe ban and return to the viewer are presented in the exposition of photographs and books. journals, documents, sketches and collections of archives of the russian library of arts of the pushkin house and the vakhrushin museum. it is of great importance now precisely because these are living universal characters of life. this is not some flex or some one day play. i think that viewers today can learn from it, and such a drama from people who were forced to live in the soviet russia dreamed of leaving it in may at the theater of pushkin's time the premiere of the play "apartment" will take place. from monday until the end of april, the days of the historical cultural heritage of the museum will be held in moscow, exhibition halls, parks and libraries will bring more than 200 events of city dwellers, excursions, concerts, film screenings, lectures by historians and local historians are expected, all events are free to visit. you will need to pre -register. the school of modern play theate