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Travel Russia - Visiting the Cathedral on Blood in Yekaterinburg

Take a tour of Cathedral on Blood Yekaterinburg in Yekaterinburg, Russian Federation -- part of the World's Greatest Attractions travel video series by GeoBeats.

The Cathedral on Blood in Yekaterinburg is not a typical Russian Orthodox church.
This was the site of Tsar Nicholas the II's last moments before being killed during the Bolshevik Revolution.
The church was built over what was formerly the Ipatiev house, where the Tsar and his family were kept before the assassinations.
Therefore, the Cathedral is an imperative part of Russia's gruesome political history.
The golden domes of the Cathedral are standard for this architectural style.
The natural allure of the surrounding Ural mountains provide visitors another motive to visit this crucial monument.

VLOG: ЕКАТЕРИНБУРГ. ХРАМ НА КРОВИ. Church of All Saints. Yekaterinburg.

В этом влоге мы посетили Храм на Крови, который находится в г. Екатеринбурге. Что находится внутри комплекса? Территория храма, свадьба, танцы под открытым небом. Всем приятного просмотра!

Best Tourist Attractions you MUST SEE in Yekaterinburg, Russia | 2019

Yekaterinburg (Russian: Екатеринбу́рг, IPA: [jɪkətʲɪrʲɪnˈburk]), alternatively romanized Ekaterinburg, is the fourth-largest city in Russia and the administrative centre of Sverdlovsk Oblast, located on the Iset River east of the Ural Mountains, in the middle of the Eurasian continent, at the boundary between Asia and Europe.


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1: Yel'tsin-Tsentr
2: Plotinka
3: Yekaterinburgskiy Zoopark
4: Отель Высоцкий
5: Church on Blood in Honour of All Saints Resplendent in the Russian Land
6: The hotel Marins Park Hotel Ekaterinburg
7: Wonderland Park Galileo
8: Ekaterinburg Museum of Fine Arts
9: Green Park Hotel
10: Monument to the Beatles

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Church and protesters clash over green space in Yekaterinburg (Russia) - BBC News - 16th May 2019

Surges in popularity of Stalin in recent times is also a resurgence of the church in Russia, but in Yekaterinburg, protesters and the church have clashed over a green space. Even President Putin, who has overseen the resurgence of the church, states both sides need to some together to find a solution.

Days in Russia. The Leaning Tower of Nevyansk, Monastery and the White Kremlin of Verkhoturie.

Today I made a long way in the Middle Urals to show you the Leaning Tower of Nevyansk, Monastery and the White Kremlin of Verkhoturie.

Where, o Hades, is your victory? Mosaicists of St Elisabeth Convent in Yekaterinburg

The Church on Blood in Honor of All Saints Resplendent in the Russian Land built on the site of the Ipatiev House in Yekaterinburg, where tsar Nicholas II and his family spent the last months of their earthly lives and accepted martyrdom. Today the wall where the shooting was performed on the night of June 16/17, 1918 is decorated with a mosaic, made by the artisans of our Convent. The mosaic depicts the Royal family along with members of the household, all the eleven victims of the shooting positioned as they were on the night of their tragic death. In this video the mosaicists of St Elisabeth Convent are sharing their experiences related to the Royal family and working on this project.

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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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'A Temple To All Faiths' Rises In Russia

A universal temple of all religions is being built in Russia with donations left by visitors. Its spires are crowned with the symbols representing orthodox Christians, Buddhists, Jews, and Muslims.
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Back in the U.S.S.R.- Vadikavkaz

After the freezing tundra of Siberia and the cold steppes of the Ural’s we arrived in Vladikavkas in Southern Russia on a warm spring evening. Vladikavkaz is only 450 kilometers from the Caspian Sea, where Srila Prabhupada noted in a room conversation that the great sage Kapila Muni had his ashram in ancient times. We enjoyed several days of programs with devotees in the city and mingled with the local population. One highlight was a visit to a Christian monastery in the foothills of the nearby Caucasus mountains. We spoke at length with the head priest there who shared with us the history of the church in that region. He explained that the apostle, Saint Andre ( Andrew ) introduced Christianity in that area not long after after Jesus Christ was crucified. He said at that time the area was inhabited by the aryan race, referring to people of Vedic culture. He mentioned there was no conflict between Saint Andre and the aryans because both believed in one God. We experienced the same harmony at our programs in Vladikavkaz which were attended by people of other faiths, including a prominent Muslim leader.

BUDDHISM in Saint Petersburg, Russia - Буддизм в россии

Buddhism is a path of practice and spiritual development leading to Insight into the true nature of reality. Buddhist practices like meditation are means of changing yourself in order to develop the qualities of awareness, kindness, and wisdom.

Because Buddhism does not include the idea of worshipping a creator god, some people do not see it as a religion in the normal, Western sense. The basic tenets of Buddhist teaching are straightforward and practical: nothing is fixed or permanent; actions have consequences; change is possible. So Buddhism addresses itself to all people irrespective of race, nationality, caste, sexuality, or gender. It teaches practical methods which enable people to realise and use its teachings in order to transform their experience, to be fully responsible for their lives.
In St Petersburg, Russia for the first time I got an opportunity to visit this place and meet these Monks. So in this Vesak Day I decided to share my wonderful experience with you.

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Our last stop in Russia was in St. Petersburg, the cultural capitol of the country. Spring had come to Russia, making a beautiful backdrop for the numerous programs we held in several halls in the city. Our visit was a wonderful conclusion to our two-week journey through the country. It also marked my 30th year anniversary of preaching in Russia. I am grateful to the government for granting me a visa each and every year through 3 decades.

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Authenticity of Czar family remains questioned in Russia

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Saint-Petersburg, Russia,1998
1. Various of royal family funeral ceremony
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Location and exact date unknown, 1910s
2. Various of Czar family
AP FILE
Yekaterinburg, Russia - August 2007
3. Wide of experts at the site where the remains of Princess Maria and Crown Prince Alexei Romanov were found
4. Wide pan excavation site
5. SOUNDBITE: (Russian) Sergey Plotnikiv, Historical Society:
Here was an oval hole, a deeper one, where they were thrown. Here we found little pieces of ceramics and bones and here all the bigger fragments. The ceramics were fanned out here. So it was a T-shaped hole with coals in it.
6. Various of photos of the findings
7. Wide of expert at the site
8. Close up of expert showing pieces of coals
9. Close up hand with coals
10. Mid of site
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Yekaterinburg, Russia - November 2007
11. Mid of experts examining remains
12. Close up of remains in plastic bags
13. Mid of expert working
14. Close up expert examining remains
15. SOUNDBITE: (Russian) Sergey Pogorelov, Archaeologist:
The bone remains were not buried very deep, at a maximum depth of 60 centimetres. Some of them were found just under the turf. So it was not a special grave but a criminal burial.
16. Close up teeth in plastic bags
17. Mid of experts working
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Saint-Petersburg, Russia - July 9, 2008
18. Wide of Fortress of St. Peter and St. Paul, where the royal family was buried
19. Wide of central square
20. Wide of people dressed in 18th century Russian Czar costumes
21. SOUNDBITE: (Russian) Alexander Popov (Voxpop) :
I think that despite the fact that these procedures cause controversial reactions in the society, the truth should be established in the end.
22. Wide of people walking
23. SOUNDBITE: (Russian) Anastasia Sukhorukova (Voxpop):
It's our history, isn't it? We must know (the truth). How can we exist without history? I think that if we don't respect our history, the whole world won't respect us.
24. Wide of the the Hermitage, the former Winter Palace of the Czars
25. Close up of statues
26. Set up of historian Alexander Margolis
27. SOUNDBITE: (Russian) Alexander Margolis, Historian:
They all (the Czar family) should be buried, only after that we can say that the civil war is over in Russia, which is very important for the country. I want to stress that more important than the formal legal procedures is the moral sense, which must emerge and become sharp. We must say to each other - yes, we committed a terrible crime, but we repent and we draw a line (under it).
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Yekaterinburg, Russia - June 29, 2008
28. Wide of the Church on Spilled Blood, built at the spot where the royal family was executed
29. Close up church
30. Wide of people walking upstairs to the Czar family monument at the church
31. Close up monument
32. Wide of portraits of the royal family
33. Various portraits
LEAD IN:
The mysterious history of the Romanovs, the Russian royal family, seemed to end in 1998, when the remains of Nicholas II, his wife, Alexandra and their three daughters were laid to rest with state honours in Saint Petersburg.
In 1918 the whole family was shot dead in a basement in Yekaterinburg.
But just a few days ahead of the 90th anniversary of the royal family massacre, the question of authenticity and rehabilitation of the Czar's family is once again in the spotlight.
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The funeral service for Nicholas II, his wife, Alexandra and their three daughters was held in St. Catherine Chapel in the St. Peter and Paul Cathedral, where all other Russian Emperors since Peter the Great lie.
Nicholas II abdicated after the Bolsheviks came to power in 1917. The Czar, his wife, their son and four daughters were detained.


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Ipatiev house, Ekaterinburg

3D computer graphic of the Ipatiev house,(Ekaterinburg, Russia) where the last Czar of Russia, Nicholas II, his wife and their 5 children have been imprisoned after Russian revolution, then murdered during the night of July, 17, 1918. The house has been destroyed in July 1977 as she started becoming a pilgrimage place. On the former Ipatiev house site has been erected on 2003 the Cathedral-on-blood dedicated to Romanov Family

Russian YouTuber Facing Five Years in Jail for Playing Pokémon Go in Church

Russian YouTuber and vlogger Ruslan Sokolovsky filmed himself playing Pokemon Go in the Church of All Saints in Yekaterinburg, Russia and was arrested shortly after in his home when investigators watched the video and determined that Sokolovsky was in violation of the law.

Sokolovsky created the video in protest when he heard on the news that there was a law prohibiting people from playing Pokemon Go in temples and places of worship.

Sokolovsky faces up to 5 years in jail and is charged with 'incitement of hatred and offending religious sensibilities'. Police took several pieces of evidence from Sokolovsky's home, and the investigation is ongoing.

See the video here. Whether or not you think the kid should do time in jail, no doubt the video is offensive for those who are religious in Russia.

Ulan-Ude, Russia ???? Travel Vlog 18 ???????? History & Culture

Ulan-Ude: ???? UK Vlogger of the Year finalist 2019 and 2018 explores Ulan-Ude, Russia and Russia’s Buddhist culture, Ulan-Ude's theatre, and the world’s biggest statue of Lenin’s head. Join the Modern Grand Tour (travel vlogs for history-culture geeks ????) in Ulan-Ude, Russia! ⬇️ More info below ⬇️

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EUROPE
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- The third and final leg concludes in Asia ???? and Australia ????????

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Russian Buddhists Celebrate Kalachakra Religious Festival in Siberia | The Moscow Times

Thousands of Buddhist pilgrims are travelling to Russia's republic of Buryatia for the Kalachakra festival, celebrating world peace and harmony.

An estimated 1 million Buddhists live in Russia, many in the republics of Kalmykia, Tuva and Buryatia — where the religion is traditionally practiced.

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24 HOURS WITH REMOTE SIBERIAN TRIBE in Buryatia, Russia

We've finally made it to Siberia on the Trans-Siberian Railway!
Our first adventure was arriving in Ulan-Ude, near Lake Baikal, and driving hundreds of kilometres into the wilderness to meet a remote Siberian tribe in Buryatia, Russia.

Buryatia is one of Russia's most unique republics. It has a mongol heritage, and the people who live here are descendants of the Golden Horde. The landscape is called The Steppe, a vast sweeping grassland that covers central Asia. Tribes who live here have traditionally been nomadic, making small camps like the one we stay in. This is our documentary of 24 hours with this tribe.

This experience put us outside our comfort zones. We ate some interesting Russian food like raw sheep liver, rode horses, wrestled, and had the time of our lives. While this experience isn't for everyone, it's definitely for me. This was one of my favourite days on the Trans-Siberian Railway. The people we met in this small village made it especially memorable. You can tell by their faces, that they are kind and generous. We felt right at home in this remote part of Russia.

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A bit of a background story. This is a train journey of 10,000 km across Russia, the biggest country in the world. 25 days to visit Saint Petersburg, Moscow, Kazan, Yekaterinburg, Krasnoyarsk, Ulan-Ude, and Vladivostok.

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New Jerusalem monastery, Moscow region, Russia

This is not the first attempt to transfer the image of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, associated with shrines, on the territory of Russia. Among the monuments, which could reflect the influence of the Palestinian prototype, researchers call the temple of the Intercession on the Moat and the project Holy of Holies in the Moscow Kremlin (the latter, conceived by Boris Godunov, has not been implemented. It remains open and the question that could serve as a model for the Holy of Holies of this project-the old Testament Temple of Solomon or the Church of the Holy Sepulchre)
The lands on which the new monastery was supposed to be located were in the possession of the fiefdoms, and the Patriarch obtained from Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich a special right to acquire land holdings. Prior to the creation of the monastery, all land acquisitions were made on the Valdai Iversky monastery.former lands of boyar Vasily Sheremetev, Prince Alexei Trubetskoy, Stolnik Roman Boborykin joined the territory of the future monastery. The monastery buildings were built on the lands of the village of Redkino, bought from the deacon Lukyan.

Мормоны любят библию!

Мормоны любят библию! Mormons love the Bible (Russian).