Museum of USSR childhood
We are visiting a museum of USSR childhood located in Sergiyev Posad, Russia. It's a suburban city close to Moscow.
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Frida Kahlo de Rivera (Spanish pronunciation: [ˈfɾiða ˈkalo]; born Magdalena Carmen Frida Kahlo y Calderón; 6 July 1907 – 13 July 1954) was a Mexican artist who painted many portraits, self-portraits and works inspired by the nature and artifacts of Mexico. Inspired by the country's popular culture, she employed a naïve folk art style to explore questions of identity, postcolonialism, gender, class and race in Mexican society. Her paintings often had strong autobiographical elements and mixed realism with fantasy. In addition to belonging to the post-revolutionary Mexicayotl movement, which sought to define a Mexican identity, Kahlo has been described as a surrealist or magical realist.
Born to a German father and a mestiza mother, Kahlo spent most of her childhood and adult life at her family home in Coyoacán, La Casa Azul, now known and publicly accessible as the Frida Kahlo Museum. She was disabled by polio as a child. Until a traffic accident at age eighteen caused lifelong pain and medical problems, she had been a promising student headed for medical school. During her recovery, she returned to her childhood hobby of art with the idea of becoming an artist.
Kahlo's interests in politics and art led to the next stage of her life. In 1927, she joined the Mexican Communist Party, through which she met fellow Mexican artist Diego Rivera, whom she married in 1928. The relationship was volatile and included a year-long divorce; both had extramarital affairs. Kahlo spent the late 1920s and early 1930s travelling in Mexico and the United States with Rivera. During this time, she developed her own style as an artist, drew her main inspiration from Mexican folk culture, and painted mostly small self-portraits which mixed elements from pre-Columbian and Catholic mythology. Her paintings raised the interest of Surrealist artist André Breton, who arranged for Kahlo's first solo exhibition at the Julien Levy Gallery in New York in 1938. The exhibition was a success and was followed by another in Paris in 1939. While the French exhibition was less successful, the Louvre purchased a painting from Kahlo, The Frame, making her the first Mexican artist to be featured in their collection. Throughout the 1940s, Kahlo participated in exhibitions in Mexico and the United States. She taught at the Escuela Nacional de Pintura, Escultura y Grabado La Esmeralda and became a founding member of the Seminario de Cultura Mexicana. Kahlo's always fragile health began to decline in the same decade. She had her first solo exhibition in Mexico in 1953, shortly before her death in 1954 at the age of 47.
Фри́да Ка́ло де Риве́ра (исп. Frida Kahlo de Rivera), или Магдале́на Ка́рмен Фри́да Ка́ло Кальдеро́н (исп. Magdalena Carmen Frieda Kahlo Calderón; Койоакан, Мехико, 6 июля 1907 — 13 июля 1954), — мексиканская художница, наиболее известная автопортретами.
Мексиканская культура и искусство народов доколумбовой Америки оказали заметное влияние на её творчество. Художественный стиль Фриды Кало иногда характеризуют как наивное искусство или фолк-арт. Основоположник сюрреализма Андре Бретон причислял её к сюрреалистам.
Всю жизнь у неё было слабое здоровье — она страдала полиомиелитом с возраста шести лет, а также перенесла серьёзную автомобильную аварию в подростковом возрасте, после которой ей пришлось пройти многочисленные операции, повлиявшие на всю её жизнь. В 1929 году она вышла замуж за художника Диего Риверу, и, подобно ему, поддерживала коммунистическую партию.
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Russia - dolls go on display
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It was a dream come true, for the children who attended the opening ceremony of the Museum of Unique Dolls in Moscow. The museum displays a collection of antique and modern dolls, collected by artist Yulia Vishnevskaya during the past 15 years Vishnevskaya's collection includes wax, porcelain and plastic dolls from Germany, France and Russia. They originate from a variety of sources. Some were bought from elderly women and others at Sotheby auction. The dolls are dressed in their original clothes and outfits especially designed
by the Russian fashion house of Slava Zaitsev.
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Ext building museum;
Int. with people milling about;
Dolls on display with various CU;
Cat faced doll hanging from strings like puppet;
Dolls being photographed;
Pan down from dolls to child looking on with father;
VS assortment of dolls;
CU doll;
SOT Artist Yulia Vishnevskaya in Russian, saying she did not love dolls
during childhood, but started collecting and making dolls to earn a living.
Woman squatting near glass case of dolls;
VS dolls in glass casing;
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Museum of Soviet Arcade Game Machines. St. Petersburg, Russia
The Museum with about 40 authentic USSR/Russia arcade machines which were released in 1980's-90's. Most of them are still working and available for visitors to play the games.
There is also the Soviet soda water machines for pear and apple soda water.
Interesting exposition of the spirits called What Did Soviet Childhood Smells Like.
Atmospheric themed place for Russians to recall the Soviet childhood, for foreigners to get to know and touch the history of the USSR arcade games.
Royal crowns and costumes go on display at Kremlin museum
The crowns and coronation garments of Russia's former rulers are among a haul of treasures that have gone on show in Moscow.
The exhibition is devoted to the 400th anniversary of the Romanov Dynasty and is the largest of its kind ever staged.
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A jewel studded crown fit for a Russian empress.
This ruby-topped head piece was made for Anna Ioannovna (1730).
It's one of the dazzling artefacts on show at the Coronations and Anointing of Russian Tsars and Emperors at the Moscow Kremlin exhibition, which has opened in the Kremlin Palace complex.
Around 400 individual pieces of Russian regalia and artefacts have gone on display here - all having played a role in traditional coronation ceremonies and festivities which took place from the 16th to the 19th century.
The exhibits range from clothing worn by rulers, high priests and nobility to flags and important documents.
The Coronation Mantle of Empress Maria Fyodorovna (1896) is on show here.
Visitors can also see the vestment of Metropolitan Philaret, Metropolitan of Moscow (1856) and the Coronation garments of Emperor Aleksander I (1801).
The growing sophistication of coronation rituals is highlighted through the grand designs - developed over time by Russian artisans and overseas colleagues.
One of the documents on show is an Act of Succession, which was created by Paul I.
Initially the Act of Succession was developed by Paul I when he was still the Heir in 1788. He carefully wrote it with his own hand, put his own signature, so did his wife, Duchess Maria Fyodorovna, explains Yelena Isayeva, a senior researcher with the museum.
Both of them certified it (the Act) with their own seals and he left it for his successor Alexander Pavlovich, the Great Duke, leaving for the war with Sweden.
Items from the coronation of Russia's first empress are also a centrepiece of the exhibition.
You see here the first coronation dress that was made in Berlin for the first Russian Empress, Catherine I. Behind it is the first Russian Crown, made specially for the Catherine I, explains Yelena Marshakova, from the Kremlin Armoury, while standing in front of the exhibits.
The aim of the exhibition is to give visitors an insight into the atmosphere of Russian coronations and consecration ceremonies, as well as exploring their evolution over the centuries.
The items on show have long been kept under lock and key in Moscow.
As for these regalia, coronation treasures, they used to be in Petersburg, and for each coronation that took place in the 19th century, they were brought here from Petersburg. Many of the Coronation items were passed over to the museum collections as soon as the museum collection was set up in 1806 and since then they had no other history, explains Elena Gagarina, Director of the Kremlin Museums.
Coronations and Anointing of Russian Tsars and Emperors at the Moscow Kremlin is open to the public until 22 January 2014.
It is located in the Kremlin Armoury, Assumption Belfry and the Patriarch's Palace sections of the Kremlin Palace complex.
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Museum For Work Of Russian Artist (1960)
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Museum opened to honour Russian artist Andrei Rublev. Moscow, Russia (Soviet Union).
LS pan from traffic passing alongside the River Yauza to the Kremlin. LS's of the Andronikov Monastery, where according to legend, the artist Andrei Rublev lived and worked, and where his ashes are buried. Various shots people assembled for the opening of historical museum to mark the 600th anniversary of Rublev's birth.
CU Russian artist Yohanson speaking. CU French artist and also Vice-President of the World Peace Council, Emanuel d'Astier speaking. Various shots as plaque is unveiled to Andrei Rublev and people applaud. Various shots of paintings by Rublev to show in museum, including the world famous 'Three Angels'.
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100th anniversary of the Pushkin Museum of Russia
100th anniversary of the Pushkin Museum of Russia. After 100 years of wonderfully filled exhibitions in the largest museum of European art in Moscow, The Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts celebrates its 100th anniversary with a grand collection of artworks of the world's top museums.
The Museum Home of Vladimir Lenin in Ulyanovsk (with English Subtitles)
Guided video tour of the house of Vladimir Lenin in Russia.
Founded as Simbirsk on the banks of the river Sviyaga, a tributary of the Volga, in 1648 as the fort which meant to protect the eastern frontier of the Russian Empire from the nomadic tribes and to establish a permanent Imperial presence in the area, the city was renamed Ulyanovsk in 1924 in honor of Vladimir Ulyanov, better known as Lenin, who was born in Simbirsk in 1870.
Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov, the Russian politician, Communist revolutionary and political theorist. Lenin was born into a wealthy well educated middle-class family. His father was the Director of Public Schools in Simbirsk district (which nowadays can be associated with a position of a Secretary of Education) overseeing the foundation of over 450 schools as a part of the government's plans for modernisation. Lenin's mother had relatively prosperous background and was the daughter of a German–Swedish woman and a Russian Jewish physician who served the royal family.
This video presents the first half of the official guide tour of the House where Vladimir Lenin spent his childhood from the age of 8 until his graduation from Simbirsk school gimnasia when he decided to study law at Kazan University at the age of 17. It will give you a fascinating insight on the life of one of the most famous figures of Russian history.
You will visit with us:
- the living room. Check out the interior of the house in Simbirsk from the 19th century
- the father's office. You will learn about Lenin's father and why he was an awesome man
- the guest hall. You will see the Ulyanov family pictures and hear the story of Lenin's older brother trying to assassin the tsar
- the mother's room. You will find out about Lenin's ancestors and learn that he has a colorful genes mix
- the dining room. You will learn more about the poor fortune of Lenin's mother
- the nanny's room. You will see the genuine trunk box from the 19th century
Orphaned Russian twins' emotional return to Moscow
(13 May 2011)
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Moscow, Russia - May 3, 2011
1. Wide of Allen family walking in Moscow
2. Mid of St. George monument with towers of the Kremlin in background
3. Wide of Allen family walking by fountain, History Museum and Lenin Museum in background
4. Wide of Moscow's Red Square, Jessica and Jennifer Allen coming to a barrier
5. Close of Jessica and Jennifer Allen
6. Wide of wall of Kremlin with monument to Minin and Pozharsky in front
7. Mid of street, Allen family walking towards exterior of Moscow Orphanage No 13
8. Mid of Jessica Allen (adoptive daughter), Pam Allen (adoptive mother) and Mike Allen (adoptive father) standing next to orphanage gate
9. Mid of orphanage, through bars of gate
10. Close of orphanage plate showing number 13
11. Wide of courtyard of orphanage
12. Various of Jennifer, Pam and Jessica walking into orphanage, pulling suitcases
13. Mid of woman looking out of a window
14. Mid of Jennifer and Jessica Allen entering orphanage
15. Wide of Pam and Jennifer Allen with Pam and interpreter talking with caretaker Irina
16. Mid of Jennifer and Jessica Allen giving toys to orphanage children, caretaker Irina helping
17. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Irina, orphanage caretaker - she cared for baby Jennifer and Jessica (then Svetlana and Galina) in 1994:
This meeting - I've already told the girls and the parents - it is so nice that we have seen the girls who were taken when they were small and also pretty ill and they have turned into such beauties now they have grown up. It is very nice because you feel that your work hasn't been wasted. Of course it's also the work of the parents. But it's also us. It's so interesting for us, we practically never see the children when they grow up.
18. Close of Jennifer Allen, pan right to Jessica Allen
19. SOUNDBITE (English), Mike Allen, adoptive father:
This has many fond memories for us. It was a very emotional time and we can return and meet the same people that were here that day that were so important to us. And now we know why the girls are so happy, because they came from a very, very happy place.
20. Wide of Mike Allen preparing to take picture of Jennifer, Pam, Jessica
21. Close of Mike Allen taking photo
22. Close of Jennifer, Pam and Jessica Allen smiling for the camera
23. SOUNDBITE (English) Jessica Allen:
Oh, I loved it, it was unbelievable. Especially seeing everyone who took care of me when I was little. And their faces - they looked at pictures and started crying. It was just - it was unbelievable.
24. Wide of Moscow with History Museum on left, Kremlin on right, Spasskaya Clocktower, Lenin's Mausoleum and Red Square in background
25. SOUNDBITE (English) Jennifer Allen:
We got to see pictures and things, but like being here is so much different. It's like almost like 'Wow, we're from here'. And like, I don't know, we're just glad and just nothing but happy to see our culture. So it's really fun.
26. Close of dragon statue, red star in background
27. SOUNDBITE (English) Jessica Allen, adoptive daughter
I love it. I mean, compared to pictures you can't, you can't experience this in pictures. So seeing it like in real life is really amazing.
28. Mid of fountains
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29. Mid of Jennifer (left, in yellow) and Jessica Allen (right, in pink) walking their dog together
30. Close of the dog, a wolf hound
31. Mid of the girls and the dog walk past
32. SOUNDBITE (English) Jennifer Allen:
To just see like where we came from and everything, because, it's so much different there. It's gonna be almost (Jessica interrupts)
33. SOUNDBITE (English) Jessica Allen:
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37. SOUNDBITE (English) Mike Allen, father:
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The Russian Revolution, As Painted By Children
One century ago, a teacher in Moscow collected drawings by his students that showed the events unfolding outside the school's doors: protests, revolution, and civil war. Now on display at Moscow's State Historical Museum, the students' artwork is a moving depiction of the violence that shook Russia.
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A. S. Pushkin Museum Preserve
Pushkin’s poetical motherland is considered to be Zakharovo and Viazemy estates near Moscow as he spent his childhood here. At these very places Pushkin saw the beauty of Russian nature, peasants’ ritual dances, heard folk songs, saw the life of rich and province upper class people for the first time. Here he formed his life outlook, began to write his first poems. It is the place of his formation as a national poet. Pushkin came back to these places at the most difficult periods of his life.
Nowadays there is the State historical and literary museum preserve of A.S. Pushkin at the territory of two estates. Coming to these places you can wander the ancient parks paths where the great poet walked as well as breathe this magic air and touch the dumb witnesses of the poet’s childhood – marvellous architecture monuments which are united in a whole XVI—XIX centuries palace and park ensemble: the Transfiguration church, belfry dated the end of XVI century, palace and two wings dated the XVIII century, household outbuildings, parks, ponds of the XVI—XIX centuries. In total there are more than 20 historical and cultural monuments on the territory of Viazemy.
These places are related to the key events if the Russian history: the Time of Troubles, Peter’s transformations, 1812 Patriotic War, Civil War and Great patriotic War. Boris Godunov, Lzhedmitriy I, Petr I, Pavel I, Kutuzov, Napoleon, Bagration, N.V. Gogol, L.N. Tolstoy, M. Tsvetaeva, A. Akhmatova and many other world known people came here.
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Fidel Castro visits Che's childhood home
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21 July 2006
1. Wide of museum
2. Close-up of sign of legendary guerilla Ernesto Che Guevara outside museum
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22 July 2006
3. Cuban President Fidel Castro's convoy arriving at the former house of Che Guevara surrounded by supporters
4. Castro gets out of his car as supporters cheer him on
5. Castro walks into the crowd
6. Crowd of supporters
7. Supporters surrounding Castro and Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez
8. Crowd outside of the former house of Che Guevara
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21 July 2006
9. Close up of bedroom of Guevara at his boyhood home
10. Pan of sewing room of Guevara's boyhood home
11. Medium shot table with chess set
12. Photo of Guevara and set of golf clubs
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Cuban President Fidel Castro took Venezuelan ally Hugo Chavez on an emotional pilgrimage on Saturday to the boyhood home of Castro's fallen comrade and legendary guerrilla, Ernesto Che Guevara in Alta Gracia, Argentina.
Fidel! Fidel! and Hugo! Hugo! the crowd of about two-thousand chanted as Castro, wearing his trademark green military fatigues, got out of his limousine.
Black-uniformed police with guard dogs kept back the crowd for hours as bystanders jammed the space outside the green-painted, brick-and-tile middle class home that Guevara once lived in, now a local attraction.
The house on Saturday bore the famous iconic photograph taken in 1960 that shows the legendary Che wearing his classic beret.
On their arrival Castro and Chavez entered the house to view such items as a vintage motorbike like that used by Guevara for his cross-South American trip.
The house now is owned by the Alta Gracia city government.
Guevara lived in the house for two stretches, first from 1935-1937 and then again from 1939-43.
Castro, who first visited Argentina in 1959 after the Cuban revolution, had never before visited the home of the guerrilla who is revered in Cuba.
Guevara spent most of his childhood in the central Argentine province, where his family hoped a mild climate would ease his severe asthma.
Guevara's family later moved to Buenos Aires, where he enrolled in medical school before launching the famous motorcycle trip around South America that inspired him to give up medicine for leftist revolution.
Guevara launched an armed revolt in 1966 to bring communism to Bolivia after helping lead the 1959 Cuban Revolution that ousted dictator Fulgencio Batista and thrust Castro into power.
He was killed in 1967 by the Bolivian army and his early death helped transform him into a larger-than-life figure.
His remains were taken three decades later to Cuba, where they are entombed under a massive monument.
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