Beyond Lenin and Dostoyevsky: 4 unusual Moscow monuments
A superhero-resembling statue of Gagarin, a monument to a warmhearted Soviet policemen, a depiction of a brave young follower of the Red Army: RBTH unveils sightseeing ideas to liven up your stroll through Russia’s largest city.
Lenin Destroying Volgograd
The statue of Lenin - From Moscow to Murmansk
St. Petersburg is the city where the Russian Revolution broke out in 1917. Lenin arrived from Switzerland to give his famous speech that brought the revolution. Jelle finds Lenin's statue back in an industrial area just outside St. Petersburg, ready to be restored.
In the first series: From Moscow to Magadan, Jelle Brandt Corstius traveled from West to East, focusing on the endless Russian countryside and the villages. In this second series: From Moscow to Murmansk, he travels from North to South along the largest river of Russia: the Volga River. A trip along the relatively unknown cities like Murmansk, Volgograd, Dzerzhinsk, Nizhny Novgorod, but also to Moscow and Saint Petersburg. Through topics like women in Russia, new censorship, the environmental problem from Russian perspective and the ideological vacuum, a relatively unknown side of Russia is once again exposed.
Presented by: Jelle Brandt Corstius
Final editor: Gert-Jan Hox
Directed by: Hans Pool
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Russian locals topple statue of Lenin as...
Russian locals topple statue of Lenin as parts are sold off to allegedly fund anti-Russian forces
Russian locals topple statue of Lenin as parts are sold off to allegedly fund anti-Russian forces
Russian locals topple statue of Lenin as parts are sold off to allegedly fund anti-Russian forces
Russian locals topple statue of Lenin as...
Russian locals topple statue of Lenin as...
Russian locals topple statue of Lenin as...
THE BATTLE OF STALINGRAD - for National Geographic
Join NatGeo reporter Sergey Gordeev in the fields near Stalingrad - the site of the biggest and the bloodiest battle in the history of warfare. Meet 98 year-old Colonel Vladimir Turov - a defender of Stalingrad - and learn how this battle determined the outcome of World War II - and turned the tide of world history.
ABOUT THE SERIES: In the summer of 2018, NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC partnered with FOX Sports to cover the world’s most watched single-sport tournament: the FIFA World Cup. Go beyond the matches and see some of the country’s most unique people, places, history, and culture as NatGeo reporter and Moscow native Sergey Gordeev takes you on a daily journey through his home country. Videos originally broadcast during Fox Sports coverage of the 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia.
Original air date: June 14, 2018.
Host: Sergey Gordeev
Producers: Mark Ruberg, Anastasia Okulova, Jennifer Buglio
Director of Photography: Domenic Zanghi
Second camera: Slava Titov
Sound: Igor Ushankov
Light: Alexei Morozychev
Editor: Jason Sanchez
Original air date: July 14, 2018.
Ukraine: Kharkov citizens mourn toppled Lenin monument
Video ID: 20140929-027
W/S People gathering around the pedestal of the Lenin monument
M/S Ukrainian flag on pedestal
M/S Man putting a paper on the pedestal, which is covered with flowers
C/U Flowers
M/S People gathering around the pedestal
C/U Protest paper
W/S People gathering around the pedestal
M/S People gathering around the pedestal
C/U Grafitti being cleaned
M/S Flowers on the pedestal
W/S People gathering around the pedestal
W/S People gathering around the pedestal
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Citizens of Kharkov brought flowers to the pedestal of the Lenin monument that was pulled down in Kharkov's Freedom Square on Sunday night. Some of the activists who gathered at the site cleaned graffiti of the Ukrainian flag and coat of arms from the monument's base.
Kharkov Mayor Gennady Kernes promised to restore the monument of Vladimir Lenin during a press briefing on Monday.
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Russian guard of honor exchange at the unknown soldier monument, Kremlin, Moscow - December 2012
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The Russian Tomb of the Unknown is just outside the Kremlin. The Changing of the Guard ceremony is fascinating in every country.The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier (Могила Неизвестного Солдата in Russian, [mɐˈɡʲilə nʲɪɪˈzvʲɛsnəvə sɐlˈdatə]) is a war memorial, dedicated to the Soviet soldiers killed during World War II. It is located at the Kremlin Wall in the Alexander Garden in Moscow.
The remains of the unknown soldiers killed in the Battle of Moscow in 1941 were initially buried in a mass grave of the Shtyki Memorial at the 40th km of the Leningrad highway at the city of Zelenograd. This was the location of the closest approach of the German armies to Moscow during the war. To commemorate the 25th anniversary of the battle, in December 1966 these remains were relocated to the Kremlin Wall. The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier was designed by architects D. I. Burdin, V. A. Klimov, Yu. R. Rabayev and sculptor Nikolai Tomsky, and was unveiled to the public on May 8, 1967. The dark red porphyry monument is decorated with a bronze sculpture of a laurel branch and a soldier's helmet laid upon a banner.
In front of the monument, there is a five-pointed star in a square field of labradorite, which emanates the Eternal Flame from its center. The flame illuminates a bronze inscription Имя твоё неизвестно, подвиг твой бессмертен (translit.: Imya tvoyo neizvestno, podvig tvoy bessmerten, Your name is unknown, your deed is immortal). The torch for the memorial's Eternal Flame was transported from Leningrad, where it had been lit from the Eternal Flame at the Field of Mars.
To the left of the tomb is a granite wall with an inlay stating: 1941 - To Those Who Have Fallen For The Motherland - 1945. To the right of the tomb, lining the walkway are dark red porphyry blocks with incapsulated soils from hero cities, Leningrad, Kiev, Stalingrad, Odessa, Sevastopol, Minsk, Kerch, Novorossiysk, Tula and Brest, Murmansk and Smolensk. The plate for “Stalingrad” read “Volgograd” until September 2004. Further to the right of these monuments is an obelisk in red granite, listing the names of 40 “Cities of Military Glory” divided into groups of four. This monument was dedicated on May 8, 2010.
In 1997, a Guard of Honour of the Kremlin Regiment (which had guarded the Lenin Mausoleum) was restored at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier by the federal law of December 8, 1997, On Immortalizing the Soviet People’s Victory in the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945. A Changing of the Guard Ceremony takes place every hour.
Stalingrad War Memorial, Mamayev Kurgan; Guard Change
Russia: Monument commemorating Sevastopol's victorious Red Army unveiled
The Governor of Sevastopol Sergei Menyailo was joined by Black Sea Fleet sailors and WWII veterans for the opening of a new war memorial in Sevastopol, Friday.
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Church park in Dittel (Aleshniki), Russia - June 2017
Dieses Video zeigt einen Park im Zentrum des Dorfes Aleshniki (der russische Name für das wolgadeutsche Dittel /Dietel). Das ist der Platz, an dem die örtliche lutherische Kirche gestanden hat, bis sie in den 1930er Jahren zerstört wurde. Jetzt gibt es hier einen Kinderspielplatz, ein Denkmal für die Veteranen des Zweiten Weltkriegs und ein Gedenkstein zum Gedenken an die wolgadeutsche Gründer dieser Siedlung. Im Park befindet sich noch eine Statue von Wladimir Lenin, ein Erbstück aus der vergangenen Sowjetzeit. Das Gemeinschaftsgebäude (Klub) am Ende des Videos steht angeblich auf dem Gelände einer ehemaligen Pfarrschule. Gedreht am 23. Juni 2017.
This video shows a park in the central square of Aleshniki (which is the Russian name for the Volga German village of Dittel/Dietel). The square is the place where the local Lutheran church used to stand until it was destroyed in the 1930s. It now features a park with a new metal fence that has a recreational area for children and adults, a monument for the local WWII veterans, and a memorial stone commemorating the Volga German founders of this settlement. Also, the park still has a statue of Vladimir Lenin, an heirloom of the past Soviet times. The community building seen at the end of the video supposedly stands on the site of a pre-Soviet parochial school. Video made on June 23, 2017.
Este video muestra un parque en la plaza central de Aleshniki (que es el nombre ruso para el pueblo alemán Volga de Dittel / Dietel). La plaza es el lugar donde la iglesia luterana local solía permanecer hasta que fue destruida en los años treinta. Ahora cuenta con un parque con una nueva valla de metal que tiene una zona de recreo para niños y adultos, un monumento para los veteranos de la Segunda Guerra Mundial local, y una piedra conmemorativa conmemorativa Volga los fundadores alemanes de este asentamiento. Además, el parque aún tiene una estatua de Vladimir Lenin, una herencia de los tiempos soviéticos pasados. El edificio de la comunidad visto al final del video supuestamente se encuentra en el sitio de una escuela parroquial pre-soviética. Este video fue hecho el 23 de junio de 2017.
MOSCOW: Red Square, Kremlin, and Lenin Mausoleum (Vlog 1)
Moscow!!! Red Square, Kremlin, Lenin Mausoleum and the fun nightlife! The Red Square in Moscow, Russia is the best place to visit in the country! This is day 1 of my tour!
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100 years after Russian revolution, Lenin statues abound
100 years after Russian revolution, Lenin statues abound.
His party's power is long gone, his ideas mostly discredited — but Vladimir Lenin's visage remains a fixture in much of the former Soviet Union.
Russia - Warm Welcome For Alexander Solzhenitsyn
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Celebrations marking birthday of former Soviet leader, Stalin
(21 Dec 2010)
1. Wide pan Communist Party rally marking Stalin's birthday
2. Wide of party official addressing the gathering
3. Mid of Stalin admirer holding his portrait
4. Close of man, Stalin portrait behind
5. Wide pan of meeting
6. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Valery Sivograkov, Retired navy admiral:
Stalin is a symbol that brought victory to us. The whole world recognised him, including our enemies. It's enough to say that he was highly praised by Roosevelt and Churchill. So much is being piled on him, but as he once said, the winds of history would blow all this away.
7. Wide of communist party activists on platform
8. Wide of crowd chanting (Russian) Retire! Retire! (meaning Russia's current leaders)
9. Wide of people around Stalin portrait
10. Wide of party officials walking to Red Square to lay wreath on Stalin's grave by the Kremlin wall
11. Wide of Red Square, column of Communists walking towards Stalin's grave
12. Flowers around statue of Stalin
13. Wide of Gennady Zyuganov, leader of Russia's Communist party, and party functionaries carrying wreath and flowers
14. Wide of Zyuganov and his group coming up to Stalin's grave
15. Cutaway of man with camera
16. Wide of Zyuganov speaking to press
15. Close of Stalin portrait
16. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Gennady Zyuganov, leader of the Russian Communist party:
We think today's leaders of the Russian Federation lack his (Stalin's) scale, his imagination, his approach, his strict control and exactness, and the wide outlook for the solution of numerous tasks.
17. Wide of people with flags standing by Stalin's grave
STORYLINE:
About 300 Communists and admirers of the late Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin gathered in Moscow on Tuesday to mark his 131st birthday.
The rally in the Russian capital was almost entirely made up of old Communist party members and Stalin's admirers.
They made no secret of their hostility towards the current Russian leadership and praised Stalin for his contribution to the creation of the Soviet Union and for his leadership of the country in the course of his 30-year reign.
After the rally, the participants moved to Red Square to place wreaths and flowers at Stalin's grave and the mausoleum of Vladimir Lenin.
Gennady Zyuganov, leader of the Russian Communist party, said today's leaders of the Russian Federation lack his (Stalin's) scale, his imagination, his approaches, his strict control and exactness, and the wide outlook for the solution of numerous tasks.
ach year similar events organised by Russian communists attract less and less participants.
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Russian Communists mark Stalin's birthday
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1. Various of people carrying Communist flags and photos of late Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin, preparing to march toward his tomb to lay flowers
2. Various of people marching along Red Square towards tomb, holding flags and wreaths
3. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Lev Tikhonov, Muscovite:
“I come here because I have respect for Comrade Stalin. His politics, even the things he did in the '30s that some people speak negatively about proved to be right when we gained victory in the Second World War.”
4. Various of people arriving at tomb to place wreaths and red carnations
5. Communist Party leader Gennady Zyuganov laying flowers
6. Cutaway of a photo of Stalin being held up
7. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Gennady Zyuganov, Leader of the Communist Party of Russia:
“Stalin's reforms led to our country’s potential growing up by 70 percent in 20 years.”
8. Various of Communists and activists laying flowers
9. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Elena Kuznetsova, Communist activist from Moscow:
“It’s a wonderful day to mark the birthday of Joseph Stalin. He’s turning 139 and we are always very happy to celebrate him.”
10. Various of people laying flowers
STORYLINE:
Communists and admirers of the late Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin gathered in Moscow on Friday to mark the anniversary of his birthday.
Carrying red Communist flags, they moved along Moscow's Red Square to place wreaths and flowers at his tomb.
Stalin was born in Georgia on 18 December, 1878, but later changed the day of his birth to 21 December, 1881.
He died in 1953.
Three years later, then Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev denounced Stalin's cult of personality.
In 1961, his body was removed from its place next to Vladimir Lenin in the Red Square mausoleum and buried at a nearby location, alongside the Kremlin wall.
Russians have a mixed attitude towards the former Soviet dictator, celebrating him for leading the country to victory in World War II and for transforming the country from a peasant economy into a nuclear superpower.
But the transformation didn't come without cost - his forced collectivisation of agriculture cost (m) millions of lives, while (m) millions more alleged dissidents were sent to slave labour camps in the Great Terror of the 1930s.
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Lenin's Words - flash anime
This East German song is about Lenin. Ernst Bush is singing it. Animations are by me, Kenzu Milagro.
Trivia:
-The Russian sign on the factory reads POBEDA (victory)
-The blond girl is wearing soviet schoolgirls uniform
-The monument at the end is located in Volgograd (Stalingrad in soviet times).