and then to officer electrical engineering courses; soon junior officer levmen began serving at tsarskoye selorevolution, termen joined the ranks of the red army. army and was sent to moscow to a military radio laboratory, where he dealt with issues of technical radio intelligence. in 1919 , the famous russian physicist abram fedorovich iofe invited him to work at the newly created institute of physics and technology in petrograd. this was a fateful turn in the life of the lion terme. he was given the task of measuring the dielectric constant of gases at various temperatures and pressures. for this purpose, theremin developed a measuring setup in which he used an electrical oscillation generator on a cathode lamp. a cathode lamp is an electrode-vacuum device in which electric current is carried by electrons emitted by a heated cathode. changing the state of the gas changed the capacitance of the capacitor and, as a consequence, the frequency of electrical oscillations. in the future, to improve the measurement accuracy, permen decided to use two high-frequency generators at once. now a signal

members of his family just a few days after his abdication, it was decided to isolate them in tsarskoye selo, and at the insistence of general lavr kornilov, this guard was subordinate to the headquarters of the petrograd military district, and not the local council of workers' soldiers' deputies, they were afraid that the revolutionary military would organize a massacre. at that time, few people understood what would happen next. nikolai himself asked for asylum from the courtier. but he first agreed, and then changed his mind, deciding that the people in britain would be hostile to this, and the danger to the imperial family in russia was exaggerated. the decision turned out to be fatal. 4 months nikolai the family was kept in tsarskoe selo, then transported to tobolsk, from there to yekaterinburg, where in the summer of 1918 they were shot. march 20, 1930 marks the birthday of the moscow aviation institute. on this day, an order was signed by the supreme council of the national economy of the ussr on the creation of a higher aeromechanical school in amu on the basis of the aeromechanical

pushkin’s monument in his memoirs in tsarskoye selo, a very famous work, we read: a monument ascendedse tell me what great naval victory this monument is dedicated to; it was won in the year when the philosopher kant finally became ordinary professor of logic and metaphysics. well, who was in charge of this naval victoria? mikhail ivanov, moscow. we are talking about the battle of chesme in 1770. who was in charge of this victory? if you don't mind, two medals, yes, question number one: what feat did field marshal suvorov accomplish in september 1799. when kant was still alive, he no longer felt very well, and suvorov was already quite old, but the field marshal is old, but the mountains are steep, writes paet simonov, but this is the one, but this is only until the moment when it is necessary to accomplish a feat. artyom, i beg! artyom seleverstov, first- year student at the faculty of international relations at mgimo university. suvorov made his heroic crossing of the alps on the orders of the emperor. paul ii to save the russian corps, which was surrounded by the french with heavy

petersburg, tsarskoye selo, where even a detail of the solar chronometer resembles a nose.for alisa brunovna, it is an alstrameric variety, called alisa. i love it, i just love it, i especially like the movie very much, i’m always ready to watch it, a movie, an office romance. the trees are preened and sent to the palace. in composition, in smell, even they differ. perfumer oksana chernyshova has been a member of the international lilac society for 7 completely different, amazing inflorescences, years and managed to become the creator of a dozen perfumes from imperial lilac to lilac. here is the field of mars, it dances to the rhythm of tango, there are also lilacs, but there, two, three, four, the lilac blooms and smells exactly like that, the main note. this is a walk through pavlovsky park at 5:00 in the morning, when it is still very cold, the sun is already rising, but it is so cold that your teeth are chattering, well, how about alexandra fedorov, well , as spreading as in the spring, of course, but this is her appatheos in general of her life, she will never bloom ag

the palace in tsarskoye selo was built six times, five times destroyed to the ground, until the resultrastrelle had an unlimited budget and could turn his wildest fantasies into stones. the famous amber glass was also located in the palace there. the room that peter i saw while visiting the king of prussia. peter exchanged the amber room for 55 russian grenadiers, blondes 2 meters tall. the russian king dreamed of collecting an army only from tall soldiers. under elizabeth , the amber cabinet was moved to the royal village. for fear of damaging the fragile amber panels, they were delivered by hand. soldiers. orders the executioner to rebuild the winter palace, or rather to build a new one. rastrelle will build a majestic residence for the empress of a great world power, because she she saw in him a creator, an architect, appointed him as the chief architect in such a huge country, and both the term elizabethan baroque and rastrel’s baroque are practically synonymous, so of course it’s a matter of prestige, all this, but besides this, to develop it. she realizes that too much time has b

very old, there’s a big story on the air: russia rejoiced when our troops entered paris, in the tsarskoye seloe, he grew up with a smile of reconciliation, a salty zloty is coming, military thunder still rumbles in the distance, moscow is a despondent bone in the midnight darkness, and he does not bring death to the enemy, but salvation, and beneficial peace to the earth. this is pushkin about alexander i. indeed, the treaty that france received was probably the best of those that were possible. here's what i wrote about it french writer and historian andre maurois. defeated france could not count on concluding a profitable peace with the sovereigns whom it had annoyed for 25 years, but thanks to the intelligence of both alexander and the dexterity of teleran, the agreement turned out to be the best possible. oleg radolevich, yes , of course, by the way, about money, i’m talking about money again, in 1804 there was money, well, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, everything that the russian treasury received from france, after such upheavals, in 1814 , this is only a little less than 7.5 million francs,

many important moments in the history of railways, for example, already in 1837, when the first tsarskoye seloavel fedorov’s vaudeville was staged, so he that's what it was called, a trip to tsar's village... unfortunately, it was soon forgotten, but another playwright, already our russian shakespeare, the genius of the theater alexander nikolaevich ostrovsky, embodied the railway briefly, but amazingly capaciously, well, let's remember, at least in a thunderstorm, yes, bullshit, why the car , they began harnessing a fiery kite, you see, for the sake of speed, they call it a car, but i saw how it paws like this, like this. the department still has such a sound, really an attitude towards the railway when it appeared, and the thunderstorm was written in 1859, by that time there were only two, essentially , railway lines in russia, st. petersburg-moscow, st. petersburg, gatchina, that is, varshavskaya was built road, with great superstition, in this picture of pirov we see peasants near the railway, that all this was in the deck and so on, ostrovsky uses the word machine. this word was used to c