i believe lieutenant colonel rylov i am a senior detective of the fsb major shiryaev i protest this illegal down comrade. for the time being, colonel, the sanction for your detention has been issued in accordance with all procedural rules. you will be protesting in moscow to the investigator. he is waiting for us. thank you forgive me that then i come on, drove forgot, yes, they made a mess here, comrade lieutenant colonel. 12 people were summoned from moscow for an interdepartmental and investigative team. thank you well, it's probably better for you to stay at home, i can't be alone, it becomes really bad. i'll report myself. why did you pass my daughter on the way? fool like nina well done for coming? great happy, great happy colors where the living has not yet arrived. let's go sit down, please. hello , we must live from 8 in the morning. well, how are you, captain? or there is no investigator here such a rustle brought the head of the administration to resign, he men will pronounce mikhail ivanovich to nominate his candidacy. well, for the time being, i was appointed to the position of

of 1787-1791, museum b was opened back in 1991 on the basis of the personal collection of leonid shiryaevthe patron transferred the entire collection to the museum, provided that the exhibition will not be included in the main exposition and the exhibits will be collected in a separate room in the courtyard so that visitors went there purposefully and this condition saved the museum from the aggressive decommunization and dervikation unfolding in ukraine, when we began to understand that they were renaming the street of dismantling - dismantling, monuments, could happen and why do we need to dismantle our exposition? here you rise, look at the base of kherson, uh, we, as it were, revised, in fact, nothing has changed. ours is completely uncharacteristic. and if the authorities took a closer look, if the people who supervised did not take a closer look, they would, probably, they asked us certain questions, but no one looked closely. it actually saved us. and so we just closed the museum. the curators from the ministry of culture had questions at the beginning of the sightseeing tour, the

on wait for me, he told me that shiryaev had disappeared. we are looking for him.ome a vile renegade. i hope yes and that was the worst thing for me to lose friends. you had the illusion that you have them. uh, well, at least it seemed to me, and when i was taken off the wanted list, i got in touch on the internet. uh, with all those sect friends. i just got banned on social media. uh, ignore stopped talking. eh, and here i felt, what is this love, what is this brotherly feeling, what is this fanaticism? this, too, in addition to the books of that leader that i read, uh, was hmm a powerful incentive to officially leave the sect is not only to leave. that's how i left to formally write a statement. i no longer want to be with you, exclude me from your ranks. you nevertheless made some attempts to adjust. just such ordinary human connections. there, i don’t know, as a result, my mother called, of course, the first thing. i got in touch with my relatives, when i was already ready for this. my mother was very happy about it. she didn't scold me. and i remember how she

leonid shiryaev, the philanthropist handed over the entire collection to the museum, on the conditioned in the main exhibition and the exhibits would be collected in a separate room in the courtyard so that visitors would go there purposefully and this condition saved the museum from the aggressive decommunization and dervikation unfolding in ukraine, when we began to understand that they were renaming the street of dismantling - dismantling, monuments, can happen and why do we need to dismantle our exposition? here you rise, look at the foundation of kherson, uh, we, as it were, revised, in fact, nothing has changed. ours is completely uncharacteristic. and if the authorities were revised, if the people who supervised did not take a closer look, they would probably ask us certain questions, but no one looked closely. it actually saved us. and so we just closed the museum. the curators from the ministry of culture had questions at the beginning of the sightseeing tour; the audience was told about the founder museum, but many saw only the russian flag on his awards, they wanted to have

of 1787-1791, museum b was opened back in 1991 on the basis of the personal collection of leonid shiryaev museum, provided that the exhibition will not be included in the main exposition and the exhibits will be collected in a separate room in the courtyard so that visitors go there purposefully, and this condition saved the museum from the aggressive decommunization and dervisification that unfolded in ukraine, when we began to realize that they were renaming the street of dismantling dismantling of monuments can happen, and why do we need to dismantle our exposition? here you rise, look at the foundation of kherson, uh, we, as it were, revised, in fact, nothing has changed. ours is completely uncharacteristic. and if the authorities had looked closely, if the people who supervised had not looked closely, they would probably have asked us certain questions, but no one was looking closely. it actually saved us. and so we just closed the museum. it's just that the pussies of the curators from the ministry of culture were at the beginning of the survey excursions, the audience was told abou