lithuanian lithuanian denarii of the end of the xiv century is also very, very rare find and uh, such a highlight of our collection when hmm researching one of the complexes. the rarest copy of one and a half plitovsky 1652 was found , there are only 10 such copies in the world. it counts, but in the modern world, in our time, it happens that someone finds a treasure, of course, as they said. uh, our famous belarusian numismatists and ours belarus is a kind of safe deposit box, and we literally walk in hoards, no matter how paradoxical it may sound at the end of the 19th century and today, there are almost two thousand treasures. it is registered with us, that is, our belarus is not accidentally called the country of treasures. this is true, and earlier, from what materials coins and banknotes were created, our tradition was used in our money circulation, mainly silver and copper appeared, well, quite late in the middle of the 17th century, the first copper coins and gold was not very typical for our region. basically it was a silver, if we are talking about modernity, then, of course

here, already in the xiv century, there was another stone church, which was rebuilt into the church of the holy trinity. during its history, this church changed its religious affiliation several times, it was built, as catholic then became calvinist, then again catholic then orthodox. well, now also catholic. but what's amazing about everything. this time, he did not change his appointment . there were difficult periods when there was no priest here, for the reason that the church had to close for several years, but the temple survived and this struggle was reflected in the decoration. and i could not imagine that a truck could be depicted on the stained-glass window in the temple, and there is an explanation, yes, that the soviet government tried to take away this temple and make a granary out of it, however, believers defended it. this story is imprinted on the walls of the temple. for 2 weeks, the parishioners guarded the church, and thus saved not only the building, but everything, utensils from looting. so now the church of the holy trinity can be considered and a monument to the

according to paleo inscriptions, przemysl of the moscow principality of the xiv century, hidden behinduge rampart, appeared. it served as a shield for the capital city of moscow, it was a complex fortification system, that is, the shaft itself, and on top of the stake, that is , logs several meters tightly connected to each other, with a height that goes into the ground , it is almost impossible to snap this line of defense by laying out their shards in museum shelves archaeologists gave way athletes, and those who the wind of change in the nineties, everything collapsed, but this mansion withstood all the winds of evil, which was put on shards and cuttings more than a century ago by the famous baker, filipov fantastic stairs to heaven old, stucco, antique ornament classical eclecticism, mansion athletes used as a medical rehabilitation center, as if a quarter of a century had not passed a cup of unfinished tea on the table, and then, most importantly, the opening of a mansion worthy of world architectural masterpieces on paper, not a monument and not the legacy is just living its life

some documents in circulation for some such official moments that the state demanded long before the xiv fourth year. but uh, in the bulgarian environment, i directly met a very serious one, of course, but the confrontation and i must also say one such feature that the bulgarian government worked very actively. with this diaspora and, for example, bessarabia is significantly, i will say so, a very large number. e, representatives of these bulgarian e enclaves. yes, they had passports. uh, they got bogarian passports. yes, then, accordingly, this is completely the schengen zone. these are everes union passports. this allowed them to work there and leave. and very many left before all the events. yes, and even a, the president of bulgaria, and when one of the zelensky came to him to ask for weapons. yes, there with him. if you remember, between them this turned out to be very tough. blood and this happened literally. well, that's a month, two or three years. here gofrin radev then made such an even focused on the fact that she was ending the war. so to speak, move on to the peace process,

centuries was the main attraction of zvenigorod founded by his associate sergius of radonezh sava in the xivtionally came here on pilgrimage. the kremlin in zvenigorod has practically not been preserved. but these picturesque shafts of the 12th century have been preserved. they were part of the city's defenses, and now they have become a great place for walks. under this linden, anton pavlovich chekhov liked to rest, or, unfortunately, she died under a lightning strike, but another place of rest was judged for anton pavlovich. this is how everyone can sit with the writer, stroke the chestnut and watch what is happening around. after all, it is from observation that great works are born. by the way, these places are connected with another great russian writer. here, nearby , alexander sergeevich pushkin spent his early childhood every summer. he was brought to zakharov and less grandmother maria alekseevna hannibal ne my village, my zakharova, is seen as fences to a wavy river with a bridge and a grove, shady with a mirror. here is reflected. let's just remember oh matryon luka with peter yes

some documents in circulation for some such official moments that the state demanded long before the xivr fourth year. but uh, in the bulgarian environment, i directly met a very serious one, of course, but confrontation is necessary one more thing to say is that the bulgarian government worked very actively. with this diaspora and, for example, in bessarabia, i would say that there is a significantly small amount. e, representatives of these bulgarian e enclaves. yes, they had passports. uh, they got bulgarian passports , yes, that's right, it's completely in the schengen zone. these are everes union passports. this allowed them to work there and leave. and very many left before all the events. yes, and even and the president of e bulgaria and when from zelensky to he came to ask for a weapon. yes , remember messi between them, this turned out to be a very tough island like that. krovka and this happened literally radiv then made such an even focused on the fact that she was ending the war. so to speak , move on to the peace process, and in his speech this note was sounded that they fal

the temple was erected in the xiv century on the central red square of the city.f arms of the prince, he will be canonized , he will become the heavenly patron of the russian ground forces on the ancient shoulder of his lake. in the museum of the estate of the small boat of peter i exhibited the only miraculously preserved ship of that time at the beginning of the 19th century. it became an exhibit of the public museum. at the beginning of the 17th century, both the lands, like the whole of russia , experienced a civil war. the great troubles , as contemporaries called this period, the struggle for power between the false prince boyars and land states ruined the country for many years. for the time being, yaroslavl cities were only observers in the confrontation, but in 1608 polish and lithuanian troops headed here to support false dmitry ii, the pretender to the throne, who went down in history under the nickname tushinsky thief. in order to avoid ruin, the pereslavl people voluntarily let foreigners into the city, who dared to disobey the nikitsky monastery. on

here formed the great ryazan principality in the xiv century.cow confrontation ended only after the peacekeeping mission of sergius of radonezh, who came here to conclude eternal peace between moscow and ryazan in memory of the spiritual guardians of the land of the russian and orthodox faith in ryazan a monument was erected ryazan region is located in the center of the european part of russia from moscow to ryazan by rail. about 200 km travel time by train about 3 hours also the city can be reached by bus or car half a million ryazan attracts tourists with picturesque historical buildings and original culture. this is one of the oldest cities in russia, the first mention of a settlement on this site dates back to 1.095, then it was called pereyaslava or ryazansky , its current name, ryazan city took over the first capital of the ancient principality, ryazan was located 65 km southeast of the modern city on a steep bank . oka is still clearly visible, the ramparts encircling the city, the old, ryazan occupied a territory of 70 hectares, huge by

100 in 1658 his corpse debuted in the louvre with a play and a farce, the enamored doctor now louis xiv was delighted and provided the corpse under the theater with the petit bourbon mansion right. please 1900 you have a thousand play according to the literature. veda igor dry this russian poet grew up not as a sissy, but rather as grandma's grandchildren. and if the poet then still lermontov of course, at first , my mother's siberian pun, my grandchildren for 200, please. at the naval parade of 1723, peter i noticed, see how the grandfather of the grandchildren amuse and congratulate. name your grandfather. little boat of peter i right grandfather of the russian fleet st. nicholas let's play 200 for this game you need blocks of hardwood, the length of each is three times the width. well, i wanted to say towns, but no, no, of course. minus 200 maybe jenga jenga that's right, we'll play for 300 auction 1200 from alexander 2.700 from mikhail what do you say alexander mikhail according to the plot of the game, a pandemic spreads dangerous diseases around the globe. an important difference

uh, these are competitions of some kind of brigades, and i studied at the gymnasium in minsk in the xivepublican competition - it was all about me. it was my participation, and we won everywhere with my teacher, the organizer, and even there, somewhere in the seventh grade, when i was studying, we won a very big competition at that time. this was the republican leader of the year. and i remember, it was half a year of continuous preparation, starting from the new stage ending with the republican, so even then i was drawn to the stage to publicity. and, probably, that's when kobyakov was born, which i am now, and then it just developed and at 17 already hit. there's a team of like-minded people. we started this over seriously engage here, look at nature. it is cyclical in itself in the sixties the girls went crazy for magomayev in the eighties i'm fine. i already remember this myself, according to yuri shatunov, yes, then raise malikov , then there along ivanushki and so on. yes , today all the youth. she is on tiktok. and now the power of this media influence has grown exponentially. fo

players and laying out a splendid cornucopia of meats, fruit, and wine to put on for you the lavish louis xiv just sometimes folks, i snap awake in the woods by the airport, throw a tarp over a dirty baby pool and trap a ragtag collection of forest creatures using cheese laced with cough syrup, then make them watch me honk through a broken harmonica in the deranged meth-head's party hut of news that is my segment... >> "meanwhile." >> stephen: it's a ladder to the stars. meanwhile, zombie fans rejoice! we've just learned that "the walking dead's" daryl spin-off takes place in france. so daryl's gonna be fine. french zombies are notorious snobs. "ugh, your american brains don't even come with a bearnaise or a nice sauvignon? go away. i wait for a proper french cerebellum." plus, they're easy to get away from, 'cause you can just trap them in an invisible box. meanwhile, over in the department of luxury snoozin', casper is hiring professional nappers with exceptional sleeping ability. i would love to see that job interview. "well, i guess my biggest weakness is... [snoring] meanwhile, "domino's

products, program trading in the '80s, leveraged mutual funds, leveraged etfs, remember armageddon in the xiv20% decline because of high frequency trading. they all have the same character rics. the market has to be set up for a outcome. this won't happen if the market is set up. what happens if you were a seller of bacon or a seller of starbucks or you're a buyer, if you're a professional the public or the other person is taking one side. at the end of the day you have to figure out okay, what's my exposure. charles: right. >> you bought 1000 pigs today for whatever reason, you're the individual. i'm the professional. i sold you a thousand pigs. jeez, i don't have them. tough square up my books. i have to make sure i'm even at the end of day. dealers wait until the end the day, dealers, professional options traders and market makers and they square up their books. in this case if you have public on one side and it usually happens around some round number like 4450 or 4500. charles: right, right. >> it is called, they pin the strike. so the dealers, most of them are on the same side. charles:

depends on will the russia move a tray of manage to hang on to the reins or the a brand new is louis xiv something. and that would be the big decision maker event. and right now we don't know for sure how what will be out of the same that will also define progressions, legacy problem solving, how a russian defend timeless speaking to us from moscow. great can you hold on to their approval. thank you for sharing your thoughts. thank you, i'll still plenty more ahead for you. this new zone including algeria prefers, is a civilian lead 6 month transition to restore constitutional order. and then it's we look at what's behind that rallying cry and spanish but goals and moments and reckoning sexes. and also hearing from new tale and football coach who is now target think title and success in asia, the last $2.00. and that truly, that has met its president of both, i'll see, see in his 1st trip abroad since a violent power struggle began with the arrival time military group in april of 2000. how behind says he's committed to the transition of power to civilian rule. they also discussed, i'll c

depends on will the russia move a tray of manage to hang on to the reins or the a brand new is louis xiv something. and that would be the big decision maker event. and right now we don't know for sure how what will be out. i mean, while washington has announced an additional military aid package to ukraine was $250000000.00, increasing missiles and munition, as well as the mining equipment. this package will help you create in forces on the battlefield and support its air defenses. as russia continues to launch, bruised, brutal strikes against the people of ukraine including attacks this past week that had that have taken the lives of innocent ukrainian civilians. the kremlin could send, could end this war. they can edit today any time by which wearing it's forces from ukraine and stopping it's brutal attacks until it does the united states and our allies in partners will stand with ukraine for as long as it takes on the united nations as highlighting the damage being done, to children's education by that born ukraine, the units of children's funds, it says move in the 1300s, ukrainian s

and above the reservoir, it is very oriented towards a person at the end of the xiv century , the venerablet came to these places from kirill belozersky monastery, a native of the moscow simonov monastery, he founded here the small abode is practically skid to a quiet secluded place, so that, as it is said in his life, to live. it is strange and smooth, that is, well , the space is free among the beauty and indeed it is very easy and free to breathe here. the history of the monastery, which we have had for more than 600 years, is rich and remarkable under the abbot martinian in the 15th century. the monastery turned into an orthodox and educational center. where eminent people came, rich contributions were made. at the same time, its remoteness from the vanity of the world also attracted people who wanted peace and quiet, saw the monastery and invasion of enemies and devastation in soviet times, yet looking at his magnificent ensemble. today it’s hard to even believe in 1490, under the rector and osaf , the former archbishop of rostov from the princely family of obolensky, that is, people o

france that want the monarchy to be much stronger, wanted to be as powerful as had been under louis xiv for example, and/or others in the restored monarchy which de tocqueville is living in want of a second french revolution. you have military folks who perhaps want a napoleon bonaparte or his air rather napoleon the third to come to power pick one of the things that makes de tocqueville breed is the mixture of old and new, revolutionary, post revolutionary and prerevolutionary. my question for you is america has had a cultural revolution it seems. america has experienced these little transformations. is it the case that what you envision is a return to an earlier prerevolutionary condition, or what they post revolutionary condition, one that has to come by some of thei aspects of the liberal order you've described with the mixed regime you want to bring about? >> so the subtitle of the book is told they post liberal future. that phrase or word is chosen with some care and forethought,. which is that it's not simplywe going -- it's not going back there it's not an effort to say in order