order of st. anne size, like me, as if it were a leaf, but it’s a crown, it’s a crown, and just for its similarity it was called a cranberry, for military exploits it was hung on a weapon, imagine what was cranberry? order of st. anne, fourth degree , here we come to the cranberries, hello, can we take your cranberries, please, mikhail egorovich, already from this harvest, this harvest, yes, where did you come to us from? from karelia, from karelia, yes, here is our karelia cranberry from karelia. well, now you’ll tell everyone that cranberries are also a military award in old russia, okay, let’s go and tell you about cranberries, okay, if you’re shy, let’s go, you just need work, then you work, okay, and now we’ll really tell you about cranberries, okay, let's leave the cranberries, we won't take them with us, then okay, okay, well, mikhail egorovich, cranberries, show me the saint's order again. so now just a second, this order of st. anne, fourth degree, was given to people for military achievements

st. anne's church belongs to a local entrepreneur, he wants to build here ...the law, before starting any construction work, since the area is historical, excavations must first be carried out, so archaeologists had a chance to find a lost sheet of lead plate, rolled up in five lumps of metal with letters, restorer serhiy holub undertook to open the letter. some of the restorers that were approached, they did not undertake this work, i said, if you trust us, let's try, if i can't, then i will say that i can't, he delivered a box. little one, i saw this letter, i began to work under the microscope at high magnifications. without chemicals, only by hand, the scientist unsealed a letter from the past. less than 16 g weight, 11 cm thick, it is a riveted piece of lead, uneven edges are visible, the text here was scratched on the softened metal with something hard, three lines on both sides, it is likely that this piece of metal is for correspondence, the most interesting thing is that the letter wrote in the colloquial language of that time, and not in the book chur

not only the bright nickname herodotus, but also a number of awards, among which were the order of st. annerussian scientific circles. i consider it my duty to express my humble gratitude to you for the essay you sent me. being from the novorossiysk region, and having spent my youth there, i read with a familiar feeling and remember everything related to southern russia and ukraine. apollo skolkovsky, of ukrainian-polish ancestry from the chernihiv region, was born in zhitomyr, in a city that became russian in the end of the 18th century after the second partition of poland. his father, clergyman alexander skolkovsky, at one time found himself in these parts with the blessing of the metropolitan of kiev with the task of counteracting catholic propaganda. here we really had a very serious struggle going on between the orthodox elite, representing people like skolkivsky. and appallon by polish magnates who also wanted to control this territory, well, as they were used to doing this during the polish-lithuanian commonwealth. at first apollo studied at the university in vilna, but after his tra

st. augustine, florida, a wedding with an unexpected star. kaylie and joseph were getting married. kaylie cherished her grandmother carol annes her only living grandparent and wanted to make sure she was a key part of the wedding day. so, as guests waited for kaylie to walk down the aisle, the bride, they got a surprise right before. the doors opened -- and it was grandma carol anne. walking down the aisle, tossing petals into the air. she was the flower girl. family and friends cheering. throwing the petals over her head. encouragement, as she makes her way to the front. and with the groom joseph waiting, it was now kaylie's turn to walk down that aisle. tonight, that new bride kaylie telling us it was amazing seeing how touched she was, my grandma being with me all day and her walking down the aisle was one of the best parts of our wedding. i hope people cherish their grandparents, hold them a little tighter, and find any moment to make them feel as special as they are to you. tonight, the proud grandmother, the flower girl, and the wedding their family will never forget. bride, the groom, and the flower girl, grandma caro