and uh, leaving the monastery , the nun sarah nicola, the elder at that time, was also set on fire. she organized the sisters and monastic servants, and indeed a fire was discovered, the flaring wick was burning and it was quickly flooded with water. this is all thanks to the efforts of this nun sarah, who was preserved in the anals of the monastery. e, as one of the heroines, e historical came in 1917, the bolsheviks expelled the nuns from the monastery, the necropolis was almost completely destroyed by the nun, who survived during the arrests and persecutions, settled around monastery in small houses and traveled were baptized and prayed at the walls. this abode was inhabited by two hundred cadets from the people's commissariat of enlightenment a little later. this is a worker from petrograd - this is a women's monastery there, and many lived near the monastery, stayed here and went to the monastery, as one church goes to a parish church. here, by the way, is precisely this brosyevskaya church. she remained here, as a parish, for a long time, until the end of the thirties, when ev