after all, the memory, he gave life, it turns out to mom, mom gave it to me, here i am about... oh samara townoften says, they sang this song, he says, well, well, it was very hard, there was no, he says, there was no medicine says dressing material, and well his luck and our luck is that we were supposed to be born, he survived, after the war for many years rishad from mogilov was the director of a rural school, his son followed in his footsteps, now in the school museum he tells children about how their fellow countrymen brought victory closer , in st. petersburg not only priceless exhibits, but also did not allow the very chain of history and culture that makes up the genetic code to be broken. they restored the museum, they returned collections from evacuation, they renovated this luxurious marble hall, where the bombs hit, they gave birth to children, raised them, wrote books and conducted research, and maybe in this... there is an answer to the question of what it means to be a winner. the portraits of the heroic guardians were specially arranged so that everyone could feel eye to eye th

eh, samara-town, finally, finally , we’ve arrived, uncle styopa is there, it’s time for us to start doing us on an excursion. yes, a rich cultural program has already been prepared for the chefs. it was no coincidence that we met you in this place; this is an iconic place for samara. i managed to read that this is a monument to prince grigory zasekin. yes, indeed, this is a monument to prince grigory zasekin, who founded samara. year he built a fortress here, where our city began. there are many cities on the volga, why here? nomadic tribes lived here. we we are with you on the border with a wild field with the great steppe, these nomadic tribes were generally dissatisfied with some new government that was coming here, so the russian state set up such guard fortresses, including along the volga. and besides, in that part, about five kilometers from here, the samara river flows into the volga. which gave the name to our city, as i understand it, the city is named after a part of the river, but why was the river named that? there are many versions of how the word samara is generally transla