Chapel of St. George

Crimea - Chapel Celebrates VE Day

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Russian Black Sea Fleet veterans of the World War Two battle for
the strategic Crimean port of Sevastapol gathered on Saturday
(6/5) to mark the end of the war 50 years ago. A ceremony was held
at St. George the Triumphant Chapel, built using money raised by
sailors of the Fleet. Extra money for its construction was donated
by Ukrainian president, Leonid Kuchma. The chapel has become a
reminder of those who gave their lives to defend the city. The
marines from the Black Sea Fleet fired a salute as a memorial
stone was unveiled.

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GVs of outside service in progress
Priest conducting the service
More of service
Top shots crowd outside service
Crosses and dome of chapel
Sign reading The chapel unveiled on the fund raised by the Black
Sea Fleet and Ukranian President Kuchma
GVs ceremony at the coast guards unit
Gun salute
Wreath laid at the memorial

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Sevastopol - Balaclava St. George Monastery.

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Peter and Paul church in Sevastopol

The Cathedral is located on the Central City’s Hill. It was originally built in 1814 in Greek style, but during the Crimean War it was almost destroyed. Later it was renovated, but during the Soviet times and up to 2006 it served as the city’s archive and the House of Culture. The Cathedral isn’t very big, but makes sublime impression. As it befits the Antique temple, it is raised above the ground floor. There are 44 columns made of Sarmatian limestone placed along the perimeter of the Cathedral. On the east pediment there is a sculpture of the all-seeing eye.

holy Clement Inkerman Cave Monastery

By 1910, the architectural appearance of Inkerman Monastery formed completely. There were built two apartment buildings for the monks, one of them made ​​a chapel in honor of the Annunciation.When the monastery was opened parish school with an enrollment of 37 boys ... In 1917 the kin lived 25 monks and 122 novices , only 147 people.

The Civil War and the years of Soviet power.
During the Civil War, the monastery has supported the White Army of Baron Wrangel.After the establishment of Soviet power in Crimea all the lands of the monastery were nationalized and handed over to the farm work , which included the monks . Since 1920, all monastic churches became parish religious community ... Money is not enough to support all the temples in good condition.In 1925, Inkerman religious community rejected five churches , leaving himself a cave temple in the name of St. Clement and houses Trinity Church , but they lasted long. In 1926, the Presidium of the Executive Committee of Sevastopol was decided to close the St George and Inkerman monasteries.In 1927 a strong earthquake damaged the building and the Cathedral of St. Nicholas Church of the Annunciation , in the walls of numerous cracks were formed . It was decided to dismantle the temples . Cathedral of St. Nicholas on the upper plateau destroyed in 1932. The chapel , built on the grave of soldiers, demolished in 1927.In 1928 the church closed the icon of All the Afflicted . In the monastery, after its closure have stayed abbot Benedict , the father of Procopius , and two 85- year old man.



During the Great Patriotic War in the caves of the monastery housed the headquarters 25th Chapayev Division Coastal Army .During the second defense of Sevastopol in June 1942, soldiers of the division on Inkerman Heights tried to hold back the enemy, bursting to the city.



The revival of Inkerman St Clement monastery began in 1991 and went quite well thanks to the vigilant care of Archimandrite Augustine.

Archbishop Klyment on Preserving the Ukrainian Church in Crimea

Every Sunday, they pray in Ukrainian and sing Ukrainian songs here. While a service is taking place, during which they mention Patriarch Filaret of the Ukrainian Orthodox of the Kyivan Patriarchate, a trolleybus passes by the window, emblazoned with campaign posters for the upcoming Russian presidential elections. The Ukrainian Orthodox Equal-to-the-Apostles Volodymyr and Olha Church in Simferopol is a small centre of Ukrainianess. There, they tell us that Crimean Tatars, who are mainly muslim, also come to the Cathedral to show their support.

“It’s a tinderbox for us here,” says the Simferopol and Crimean Archbishop Klyment, the head of the Kherson diocese of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the Kyivan Patriarchate. Most of the priests and their families left for Ukraine in the first year of occupation. The priests come for the big holy days, on average about once a month. We try not to film the faces of the churchgoers. Many of them are elderly and have just come here to pray, but they do not feel safe.

In the summer of 2014, the Orthodox Church of the Kyiv Patriarchate came into conflict with the church in Perevalne, and then with the church in Sevastopol. They burnt their property in the village of Mramorne.

“Every service, whether I want it to be or not, I subconsciously think of it as my last. There is no open persecution, there’s no open pressure, there is conflict with the estate fund. Politically, no one is going to close it, nobody needs a political scandal, so that the Kyiv Patriarchate church ceased existing, but everything has been done so that the church itself ceases to exist. The estate fund requires me to pay unimaginably high rent on the building,” bishop Klyment told Hromadske two years ago.

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As Russia's annexation of Crimea played out in recent weeks, Ukrainians and Russians elsewhere shared in the drama and controversy - largely but not entirely along ethnic lines. VOA's Al Pessin reports from London on how Russians and Ukrainians there are reacting to the change.

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1. UZHGOROD CASTLE,ZACARPATSKA 48°37'17.40N 22°18'24.14E
2. ST.BASIL CHURCH,KIEV 50°27'27.98N 30°30'20.95E
3. ORGAN HALL,RIVNE 50°37'11.32N 26°14'26.01E
4. CHURCH,SJEVJERODONETSK 48°56'35.09N 38°30'46.11E
5. BOLDIN MOUNTAIN,CHERNIHIV 51°28'47.16N 31°17'11.93E
6. BELL TOWER& ARMENIAN CATHEDRAL,LVIV 49°50'35.90N 24° 1'50.87E
7. ST.GEORGE'S CATHEDRAL,KIEV 50°26'17.09N 30°29'10.99E
8. ZBARAZH CASTLE,ZBARAZH 49°39'48.41N 25°47'7.12E
9. OLD GATE TO GLOBA'S PARK,DNIPROPETROVSK
48°28'11.52N 35° 2'4.57E
10. DEFENSE OF SEVASTOPOL 44°35'43.68N 33°31'24.15E
11. ST.CATHERINE CHURCH,CHERNIHIV 51°29'13.71N 31°18'19.32E
12. CATHEDRAL,DONETSK 48° 0'45.60N 37°48'5.42E
13. PEOPLE'S FRIENDSHIP ARCH,KIEV 50°27'16.24N 30°31'48.19E
14. ART MUSEUM&CHURCH,UZHHOROD 48°37'30.22N 22°17'45.66E
15. ST.MICHAEL'S CATHEDRAL,CHERKASY 49°26'3.00N 32° 3'31.83E
16. 200th ANNIVERSARY OF SEVASTOPOL 44°34'40.46N 33°33'50.48E
17. MUSEUM,LVIV 49°50'22.02N 24° 2'13.12E
18. HOLY TRINITY&VVEDENSKA CHURCH,CHERNIHIV
51°28'38.09N 31°16'50.06E
19. POKROVSKY SOBOR,RIVNE 50°37'4.08N 26°15'57.87E
20. KIEV FORTRESS,KYIV 50°26'1.84N 30°31'40.86E
21. BUCHACH CASTLE,ZAMKOVA 49° 3'35.33N 25°23'29.71E
22. LIBERATORS MEMORIAL,KUIBYSHEVE 46°38'13.48N 32°37'56.50E
23. CHURCH OF SAVIOUR AT BERESTOVE,KIEV
50°26'14.55N 30°33'17.31E
24. VLADIMIR CATHEDRAL,SEVASTOPOL 44°36'37.39N 33°31'24.81E
25. MAGISTRATE,ZHITOMIR 50°15'11.99N 28°39'9.93E
26. LIVADIA PALACE,CRIMEA 44°28'3.87N 34° 8'36.94E

4K Russia | Genoese fortress Cembalo | Balaclava - Crimea

Cembalo (Italian: Cembalo, Ukrainian: Chembalo, Crimean-Tat. Çembalo) is a Genoese fortress on the territory of Balaklava, a suburb of Sevastopol. In the XV-XVIII centuries. was under the control of the Ottoman Empire and was called Balyklava (Crimean-Tat. Balıqlava). The ensemble of fortifications is located on the top and slopes of Mount Fortress (formerly Castron). Now it is in a state of ruin and serves as the main attraction of the city. A staircase leads to the Barnabo Grillo tower from the Nazukin embankment.
Cembalo is one of the Genoese fortresses of Gazaria. Representatives of the Genoese republic settled on the territory of modern Balaklava around 1343 (traces of more ancient buildings on the territory of the fortress were not preserved). Around the middle of the XIV century, the first fortifications appeared on Mount Kastron. Apparently, along the northern slope it was a moat and rampart, fortified with a stockade, and from the northeast a stone tower with a gateway was built. Traces of these original structures are preserved on the northern slope of the mountain. However, in 1354, the Horde Khan Dzhanibek took the fortress and burned the buildings existing at that time.
After the conclusion of the peace treaty, the mountain with the remains of fortifications was returned to the Genoese and the fortress was rebuilt. The City of St. Nicholas (Upper City) - the administrative part of the fortress - and the City of St. George (Lower or Outer City), surrounded by three lines of walls (from the north-eastern, western and southern sides), in which ordinary citizens lived, was built on Fortress Hill.
The administration located in the City of St. Nicholas included two treasurers, a vicar judge, a bishop, elders, a messenger and a trumpeter. By the 15th century, the fortress garrison consisted of forty shooters (moreover, they included a barber, two trumpeters, and a police officer). Seven of them, led by the commandant, constantly guarded the Upper City of St. Nicholas.
At the top of the cliff was the city of St. Nicholas - the citadel, surrounded on one side by a cliff, and on the other by powerful walls with eight towers, and the two towers stood apart and were not connected to the walls. Inside the citadel there was a consular castle-tower (presumably about 15 m high), a massariya (customs) and a church, which probably served as the burial place of noble residents. The consul was elected in Genoa for a year and was the main executive and judicial power of the city; he, together with the castellan of the Castle of St. Nicholas, was the head of the garrison, which consisted of 40 crossbowmen. The personal guard of the consul, apparently, were several Tatar cavalrymen.
On the hillside was the city of St. George, in which most of the townspeople lived - artisans, traders, fishermen. The lower city was also surrounded by walls with six towers, and from the south it was also protected by a cliff. Below, under the mountain, in the bay, the port and the market were located.
In the 1460s, the fortifications of the city of St. George were rebuilt, and in the southeastern corner a citadel was erected with a powerful dungeon tower, which was located at one of the highest points, on top of a cliff, and today has survived to its full height (about 20 m). The donjon had three tiers: the first was occupied by a water tank, the second floor was residential (the remains of the fireplace were preserved there), the third tier occupied a patrol, it is possible that the donjon was also used as a lighthouse. Water entered the tank via a clay pipeline from the Kefalo-Vrisi spring (Greek Κεφαλή Βρύση - the head [beginning] of the spring), which is located at the top of the beam of the same name, on Mount Spilia (Greek Σπήλια - cave); the source is still used for water supply of the Balaclava. (The same tank for collecting water was probably located in the lower tier of the consular tower).



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Chersonesus is an ancient city, founded over two and a half thousand years ago by Greek colonists. These ancient inhabitants chose a very favorable place to settle: the polis was located on a small peninsula between two bays on Crimea’s southwestern coast. Thus it was named Chersonesus, which in Greek means ‘peninsula.

Ukraine: Russian songstress leads Sevastopol Women's Day knees-up

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C/U Woman holding flowers and wearing St. George ribbon

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M/S Crowds waving

M/S Crowds waving flags

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M/S Crowds singing

M/S Nadezhda Babkina performing

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Ukraine: Russian songstress leads Sevastopol Women's Day knees-up

Thousands flocked to Nakhimov Square in central Sevastopol on Saturday to celebrate International Women's Day. Crowds waved flags and sang along to songs performed by Russian pop and folk singer, Nadezhda Babkina.

Women's Day has been a state holiday across Ukraine since 1965; celebrating female achievements and promoting gender equality.

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1) November 1799: Napoleon I becomes the head of state of France.
- December 1848: Napoleon III. Becomes president of France.
2) Four years after the beginning of his reign, Napoleon becomes Emperor of France. The Republic is transformed into an empire (1804).
Four years after the beginning of his reign, Napoleon III. To the Emperor of France. The Republic is transformed into an empire (1852).
3) February 1798: Proclamation of the Roman Republic with the support of the French army who entered the papal area. This republic lasts about one year.
- February 1849: Proclamation of the Roman Republic. The Republic is less than a year old and has been destroyed by the French army invaded by the Pope.
4 Before King Napoleon I, King Louis XVI. 18 years. As a result of the revolution, he was overthrown. In this the Montagnards party (Mountain) played the leading role.
After the revolution the king lived about a year.
- Before Napoleon III. Reigned King Louis Philippe for 18 years. As a result of the revolution, he was overthrown. In this the party of the Montagnards (Mountain) played the leading role.
5) Gracchus Babeuf (1760 - 1797, real name Francois Noël) - French Communist, advocate of the poor. He prepared an insurrection under the Directory.
- Bab (1819 - 1850, Sayyid Ali Muhammad) - the founder of a sect of Babids. In 1844 he declared himself to be the Báb, ie gate, through which the will of the Mahdi was to be given to man. Arrested in 1847. He was shot in the time of the Babidian uprisings (1848-52), which his successors attacked.
Note: The parallels between the French Revolution and the almost universally popular revolutions in the years 1848/49 are large and require a separate explanation. Only the most striking details are mentioned here.
6) 15 years before the fall of Napoleon (1815), the Czar of Russia (1801), who a few years after the beginning of his rule reforms under the peasantry, changes.
The Tsar (conservative) dies in the midst of the Napoleonic wars (rumors of a violent death).
- 15 years before the fall of Napoleon III. (1870) there is a change of Tsar Russia (1855)). After a few years of reforms, this led to reforms under the peasantry (1861). The (conservative) dies in the middle of the Crimean War (rumors of an unnatural death).
7) During the reign of Napoleon I, a war of Europe takes place against Russia (Fatherland War). This is governed by Napoleon I.
- During the reign of Napoleon III. A war of almost all of Europe is organized against Russia (Crimean War). This is supported by Napoleon III. .
8) 1812: Fire of Moscow occupied by French troops.
1862: Burns in St. Petersburg.
Note: One of the battles of the Crimean War took place near Sebastopol on a Black River; One of the most famous black rivers in Russia is located near St. Petersburg, at the Pushkin of Dantes was killed.
The question is: What Sebastopol was conquered in the Crimean War, and in what year did that happen?
9) Before the fall of Napoleon I - Revolution in Spain.
Before the fall of Napoleon III. - Revolution in Spain.
10) Ten years before the fall of Napoleon I (1815), the Kingdom of Italy (1805) was formed by the will of Bonaparte after the victory over Austria.
10 years before the fall of Napoleon III. (1870), the Kingdom of Italy (1860) formed - with the active participation of Napoleon III, who was on the side of Sardinia in war with Austria (1859).
11) Six years after the coronation of Napoleon (1804), military settlements are built up in Russia (1810).
- 5 years after the coronation of Napoleon III. (1852) the military settlements are abolished in Russia (1857).
Note: One of these data may correspond to the creation of the Cossacks - in the sense of these terms, which readers of the books A. Fomenko know. Military settlements were not as they are portrayed by contemporary historians. There were military settlements even after 1857 - under the name Cossacks with which they are identical.
12) 11 years after the beginning of the reign of Napoleon I (1799) Bernadotte inherited the Swedish throne (1810). Shortly before the death of Napoleon I in 1818, Bernadotte became King of Sweden.
- 11 years after the beginning of the reign of Napoleon III. (1848) became Charles XV. King of Sweden (1859). Shortly before the death of Napoleon III. In 1872 Oskar II becomes King of Sweden.
Note: The same parallelism can be observed in Sardinia, Denmark, Turkey and other countries.
13) In 1811, the English King George III. Mental illness
In 1861 Duke Albert, the husband of Queen Victoria, died as a mental disorder.

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NEWS FEATURE AP Television reports from Ukraine's pro-Russian heartland

Donetsk, Ukraine
1. Wide of main square with statue of Vladimir Lenin, founder of the Soviet State
2. Child chasing pigeons on square
3. Mid of Lenin statue
4. Exterior of building, woman walking in street
5. Woman walking into building entrance
6. Close-up of posters reading (English): NATO STOP
7. Set-up of Lyudmilla Koetkina, Secretary of Donetsk chapter of Progressive-Socialist Party of Ukraine
8. Mid of picture and bust of Lenin
9. SOUNDBITE: (Russian) Lyudmilla Koetkina, Secretary of Donetsk chapter of Progressive-Socialist Party of Ukraine:
We were all born in the Soviet Union and when Ukraine declared independence we understood that we would remain a Union Republic, so for us Ukraine and Russia are inseparable territories and so this is just a technical agreement and we don't see ourselves as being separate from Russia.
10. Wide pan across heavy industry
11. Mid of smokestack
12. Wide of industrial site
13. Smoke over mineshaft
14. Set-up of Vladimir Kornilov, Director of Institute of Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) countries
15. Close-up of flags
16. SOUNDBITE: (Russian) Vladimir Kornilov, Director of Institute of Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) countries:
It's understood that neither side will agree on any definite formulations to a new agreement for the next two or so years for the simple reason that while Ukraine's president is the convicted radical Viktor Yushchenko there can not be any talk of any strengthening of friendship between Russia and Ukraine.
17. Exterior of apartment building
18. Larisa and Oleg Pasternak in their kitchen
19. Close-up of kettle on stove
20. Close-up of water being poured into cup
21. Close-up of the Pasternaks at table
22. Close-up of television screen
23. Back shot of Larisa watching TV
24. SOUNDBITE: (Russian) Larisa Pasternak, Pensioner:
Why shouldn't we be friends? We've always had good relations with Russia and we have so many relatives in Russia. How can we not be friends? All of our relatives, friends are from Russia, they call come here and we go there. We're all friends. We're Slavs.
25. Close-up of food
26. Pan from Larisa to her husband eating at table
Washington, DC
27. US President, George W. Bush, and Ukrainian President, Viktor Yushchenko during meeting, sitting in front of media
28. Side view of photographers
29. Close-up of Yushchenko at meeting
30. Close-up of Bush, zoom out to hand shake
31. Yushchenko greeting officials and getting into car
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After ten years, Ukraine and Russia are reviewing the terms of their Friendship Treaty, which expires 1 October.
The relationship between the two neighbours has been rocky of late but the historic ties linking them cannot be ignored.
A statue of Vladimir Lenin, founder of the Soviet State, dominates the central square in the city of Donetsk, in eastern Ukraine.
This is Ukraine's industrial heartland and the majority of the (m) million inhabitants are pro-Russian.
More images of Lenin could be seen in the small regional office of Ukraine's Progressive-Socialist Party.
Surrounded by red flags and posters reading No to NATO, party secretary Lyudmilla Koetkina said that Russia and Ukraine are inseparable neighbours, once Soviet republics and now part of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS).
We were all born in the Soviet Union and when Ukraine declared independence we understood that we would remain a Union Republic so for us Ukraine and Russia are inseparable territories and so this is just a technical agreement and we don't see ourselves as being separate from Russia, Koetkina said.
While the majority of people in central and western Ukraine speak Ukrainian, most of Donetsk's residents are Russian-speaking Ukrainians and ethnic Russians.


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