Monument to Lenin in background Municipality. Ekaterinburg. Russia. Time Lapse. 4K
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Monument to Vladimir Lenin. Ekaterinburg. Russia. Time Lapse
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Vertical video. Monument to Lenin in background Municipality. Ekaterinburg. Russia. Time Lapse
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Glitch effect. Monument to Lenin in background Municipality. Ekaterinburg. Russia. Time Lapse
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Mr.LENIN russian communist MONUMENT silver edition @ Goose Lake town aka Gusinoozersk
Romanov Restoration: New Russian Museum Dedicated to Royal Family Opened in Tobolsk
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The family museum of the final Russian Emperor, Nicholas II, opened today in Tobolsk, in the former Governor's house where the Romanovs lived before being sent to Yekaterinburg.
Lenin got a Valentine in Ekaterinburg
Citizens wished lonely monuments of Soviet leaders a happy Valentine's Day.
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Vertical video. City Hall and a statue of Lenin. Ekaterinburg. Russia. Time Lapse
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Russia: Monument to Stalin erected in Siberia
1. W/S Unveiling of Stalin monument in Yakutsk
2. M/S Bust of Stalin outside offices of Almazy Anabara
3. W/S Supporters with flowers for Stalin's bust
4. M/S Matvey Evseev (far right) stands with Communist Party members and
WWII veterans near the bust of former Soviet leader Joseph Stalin
5. W/S Hundreds of supporters celebrate the erection of the statue
6. M/S Evseev and officials depart
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Russia: Monument to Stalin erected in Siberia
A new statue of former Soviet leader Joseph Stalin was unveiled in Yakutsk,
capital of the autonomous Republic of Sakha-Yakutia in Russia's Far East,
on Wednesday.
The 2.5 metre high bust was erected near the offices of Almazy Anabara - a
subsidiary of Russian diamond giant AK Alrosa, one of the world's largest
rough diamond producers.
It is the latest of three monuments to Stalin built in the mineral rich
Republic, whose autonomous status that was granted by Stalin lead to the
development of a Yakuttian written language.
Following from Stalin's programme of industrialisation in the 1930s,
industrial mining became the backbone of the remote republic's riches,
which include large reserves of diamonds, gold, oil, gas, and coal.
Last year, Alrosa signed a $60 million deal with luxury US jeweller Tiffany
& Co.
The unveiling of the Stalin bust went ahead without objection from city
officials and was attended by Almazy Anabara's general manager Matvey
Evseev, Communist Party members, and WWII veterans ahead of Victory Day in
Russia, whereby the defeat of Nazi Germany by the Soviet Red Army will be
celebrated on Thursday.
Capital of the Urals ready to welcome the world
(4 Jun 2018) RUSSIA WORLD CUP YEKATERINBURG GUIDE
SOURCE: ASSOCIATED PRESS
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LENGTH: 5:38
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Yekaterinburg, Russia - 24 May 2018
++DAY SHOTS++
1. Aerial shot of Yekaterinburg city centre
2. Various of city hall, Monument to Lenin in main square
3. Wide of Iset River
4. Wide of Sevastyanov's House, the residence of the Russian President
5. Wide of people in main street
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Yekaterinburg, Russia - 19 May 2018
6. Various of monument to Romanov family
7. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Sergei Sokolov, Historian:
The history of the Romanov dynasty ended right behind us. Here was the house of the engineer Ipatiev, located in the beginning of the 20th century, where Bolsheviks brought the last emperor and his family from Tobolsk in 1918. Here they spent a few months, from April to July, and in mid-July, on night of the 16th, the whole family and servants were executed in the basement of this house.
8. Aerial shot of the Church on Blood
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Yekaterinburg, Russia - 22 May 2018
9. Various of Boris Yeltsin Presidential Center exterior
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Rostov, Russia – 6 October 1995
++4:3++
10. Wide of Yeltsin dancing on stage during campaign
11. Mid of crowd dancing
12. Close of Yeltsin
13. Wide of crowd
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Yekaterinburg, Russia - 21 May 2018
14. SOUNDBITE (English) Dina Sorokina, Director of the Boris Yeltsin Presidential Center:
Boris Yeltsin was from here, from the Ural region. He started his career here, in Sverdlovsk, as Yekaterinburg used to be known then, during the Soviet times. And the beginning of his career certainly takes roots here, in the Ural region, in Sverdlovsk. However, there is also an emotional connection to it.
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Yekaterinburg, Russia - 22 May 2018
15. Various of exhibit
16. Close of camera, showing Yeltsin's New Year address
UPSOUND (Russian): I am retiring.
17. Various of presidential office and visitors
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Yekaterinburg, Russia - 21 May 2018
18. SOUNDBITE (English) Dina Sorokina, Director of the Boris Yeltsin Presidential Center:
An absolutely must-see is, of course, the presidential office that has been fully recreated, the office that used to be in the 14th building of the Moscow Kremlin that we have meticulously preserved and restored here, in our museum. Everything, all of the furnishings, starting from chandeliers to the wallpaper, to, of course, the presidential desk.
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Yekaterinburg, Russia - 22 May 2018
19. Mid of nuclear briefcase
20. Various of exhibit
21. Various of Soviet apartment installation in exhibit
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Yekaterinburg, Russia - 23 May 2018
22. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Larisa Sychyova, Chef at Dyuzhina Pelmeni restaurant:
The Urals' main dish is ushki, or pelmeni, as we call them now. I have put pelmeni (in the boiling water), they will be done in twelve minutes.
23. Close of pelmeni in boiling water
24. Various of Sychyova making pelmeni
25. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Larisa Sychyova, Chef at Dyuzhina Pelmeni restaurant:
(Ural) people are working class. We work here, especially men, they work hard. There are a lot of factories, that is why the priority is meat, meat, and meat. That is why in the Urals and Siberia (pelmeni) is our priority.
26. Various of Sychyova serving pelmeni
27. Various of pelmeni
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Yekaterinburg, Russia - 19 May 2018
++NIGHT SHOTS++
28. Aerial shot of Yekaterinburg
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Yekaterinburg, Russia - 25 May 2018
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American Mormons Buy Russian Dead Souls for Afterlife Polygamy - Russian TV News
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It has turned out that MORMON POLYGAMISTS have been buying Russian dead souls since the early 90s. They literally buy them, for 7 cents per 5 names. The rumor has it, 15 to 20 million Russians have become Mormons postmortem. Why do Mormons need that? Zinaida Kurbatova tried to find the answer. Zinaida, good evening! Hello! Looks like a Gogol's story, doesn't it? It does. A short answer is that polygamy is widespread among Mormons. I will explain. Everyone remembers Dead Souls by Nikolai Gogol: Chichikov was planning to get a loan against serfs, purportedly alive, who were actually dead. Later, the fraud was exposed. So, why do American Mormons need Russian dead souls, when the sect's representatives claim not to be interested in money? It turns out that their faith recommends that Mormon men have more than one wife. Even if the woman passed away a long time ago, she could become a Mormon spouse. Roman Silantyev, religious expert: The Mormon elite, who get their own planets after death, constitute about 15% of the congregation. I mean, those who have gone through all the necessary ceremonies. So, the elite intends to solve the problem with polygamy somehow. They couldn't find any other way to do that but to marry the dead. They buy data in archives. Vitaly Semyonov, genealogist: Every church member is obliged to conduct personal and community genealogical research. In short, Mormons took Chichikov's wrong way, and they did it long ago. Since the early 90s, the visitors from Utah have tried to get the personal data of Russians who were born before the October Revolution, and they did that many times. Mormons requested many archives for scanned birth certificates of Russian Empire subjects, in exchange for electronic equipment. In Yekaterinburg, their request was denied. Mormons were told that the relatives of the departed might be against that. What is more, the archive specialists found that the contract was no more than an audacious fraud. Alexander Kapustin, chief archivist: When we read the contract, which we were supposed to sign, we found out that they were going to grant us the equipment only for the time to scan the papers. As soon as the scanning would have finished, they would have taken both data and equipment, and that's it. It's a fact, that Mormons requested all Russian archives back then, but we don't know if all the archives denied the requests. Maybe, some of them finally acquired the equipment and provided the data. Anyhow, Mormons were turned away in Arkhangelsk, too. They requested 7,000 files dating from the 1780s to 1917. Nikolai Shumilov, chief archivist: That insulted the feelings of the followers of the Russian Orthodox faith. They didn't want Mormons to proselytize all their ancestors, going back to 18th century. Russians show great interest in their ancestry, in the history of their families. Some visit archives themselves, others hire specialists, private genealogy experts. Archives are mostly under-funded, they are left to self-sustainment. How can an archive earn money? Exactly, by drawing up genealogical trees. But in this case, archives will have to monopolize this market, keeping both amateurs and professionals away from the files. Vitaly Semyonov, genealogist: That story about malicious Mormons has been around since 2005. It comes up every time when someone demands that certain archives should start working properly, that they should open the access to personal files for everyone, like other Russian archives have done at last. Some say, that Mormons haven't become more active than usual, but regional archives want us to believe they have, for they can deny personal access to files on that ground, saying they doubt you came to work for yourself, and suspect you of working for the Mormons. Since 2002, in Arkhangelsk, visitors have no other choice but to order the files and, at some point they get a printout, but not an original document. Some time ago, the court ruled that, starting from 2020, the Arkhangelsk regional archive must start to operate like all other archives around the country. It's not clear whether they will adapt to the new rules. So, genealogists assume that archives may benefit from Mormon attacks. Zinaida Kurbatova on Mormons and dead souls.
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Overnight procession marks 100th anniversary of last Russian tsar's death
(17 Jul 2018) Thousands of pilgrims began a procession on Tuesday to mark the 100th anniversary of the execution of Czar Nicholas II and his family.
The procession started out from the Church on the Blood, which was built on the site of the execution and was set to end at the site where the bodies were dumped some 21 kilometres (13 miles) away.
The procession was led by Patriarch Kirill, head of the Russian Orthodox Church, which canonised the czar and his family as martyrs.
Russia's last czar, his wife and five children were executed by Bolshevik soldiers in Yekaterinburg 18 months after Nicholas abdicated in the February 1917 revolution.
They had been moved from detention in St. Petersburg to Siberia as the Russian Civil War raged.
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Based Gurbanguly & crew go for a walk, visit the Lenin statue
Orsk, Russia - Walk Through Memory Lane (Day 7)
Full Day with my cousins, Circus School, Chess School, 1941-1945 Monument - beautiful Orsk, Russia.
Vladivostok - Moscow (May 17 - June 2, 2016)
Vladivostok to Moscow. --- Trans-Siberian Railway Trip, May 17 to June 2, 2016
Our journey started from Vladivostok. Yul Brynner who stared in The King and I was born here; His statue is in front of the house he was born.
The second stop was Irkutsk. The city's old quarter reminded me the scenes from the movie Doctor Zhivago with it's traditional wooden houses and the old trams. As an admirer of the Decembrists and their women, we visited Volkonsky and Trubestskoy's houses. One could tell the owners lived rather extravagant life during their time in the houses. White Army Admiral Alexander Kolchak's statue stands in front of Znamensky Monastery, at the spot he was executed. The monastery also has tomb of Grigory Shelekhov, who claimed Alaska for Russia, and that of the Decembrist wife Ekaterina Trubetskaya.
From Irkutsk, we reached to Lake Baikal via Listvyanka; The amazing beauty of this Lake has to be seen to believe!
Moving on from Irkutsk, the train stopped at Novosibirsk for about 50 minutes, just enough time to taxi to the city center to see the dramatic Lenin statue with flowing cloak.
The industrial city Yekaterinburg is famous for the Cathedral on the Blood, which was built at the location the last Tsar and his family were murdered. We took a local train and then walked for about 40 minutes, along a beautiful, primeval forest, to get to Ganina Yama, visiting the site the bodies of the Romanov family were secretly disposed of originally.
Next, we stopped at Kazan. Ivan the Terrible conquered the Tatars' capital in 1552. Russia's icon, the St. Basil's Cathedral of Moscow was built to commemorate the capture of Kazan. Like Yekaterinburg, Kazan is a financially well to do city compared with other places we visited along the route.
Another over night train took us to Nizhny Novgorod, which was the first of the six golden ring cities we visited during the trip: Nizhny Novgorod, Vladmir, Suzdal, Rostov-Velikiy, Sergiev Posad and Yaroslavl. Rostov-Velikiy is my favorite. It has an unparalleled view of the Kremlin from lake Nero. We also witnessed a Sunday church parade and a Mass in Rostov. Suzdal stands out as an unspoiled village town. Nizhny and Yaroslavl are actually very large cities, their top attractions are the peaceful and scenic river sides. Vladmire and Sergiev Posad both have some most photogenic scenes.
We saved Moscow for the last. Indeed, Moscow proves to be worthy of the capital of Russia! There are simply too many fascinating things to see! The metro is handy, on top of the fact itself is a bona-fide museum.
We visited many Orthodox churches during the trip. Many have magnificent interior. The choral music were serene, peaceful and simply amazing!
The monuments in the country are many. Don't miss Victory park, and all-Russia exhibition center, both of Moscow. The monuments in these two locations are just awe inspiring!
We took the west bound trains for the journey. The east bound direction is more popular with leisure travelers. We had to change trains in each location mentioned above except Novosibirsk. Long distance tickets were either purchased ahead of time ( or at the time of travel in the station. Mid to late May is the shoulder season, it's relatively easy to get train tickets. Local train tickets were easily bought on site.
Train station in big cities usually has resting room with single/double/dorm types and clean linen, charged by the hour. We stayed in such a resting room in Irkutsk as we got there in the early morning. The room was clean, quite and rather spacious.
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