Russia: Putin visits Chekhov museum in Crimea's Yalta
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Russian President Vladimir Putin visited the museum of Anton Chekhov, the White Dacha, in Yalta, Thursday, after arriving for an official visit to Crimea the day before.
The president toured the museum and held a meeting with cultural workers to discuss the integration of the Republic of Crimea into the cultural space of the Russian Federation. He stressed that Crimea had a huge cultural heritage and a strong connection with Russian history.
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Yalta - Chekhov House-museum
Chekhov House-museum
A lot of places in Yalta are connected with the name of the eminent Russian writer. After visiting it several times, Chekhov fell in love with this peculiar Southern town. Therefore, in 1898 having come to Yalta for treatment on doctors' advice, he decided to stay here for good. He bought a piece of land in the Upper Autka village near the town and built a two-storey house with garden, popularly known as the White Dacha.
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Будинок-музей Чехова
Багато місць в Ялті пов'язані з ім'ям видатного російського письменника. Після декількох відвідувань, Чехов закохався в це своєрідне південне місто. Таким чином, в 1898 році, приїхавши до Ялти на лікування за порадою лікарів, він вирішив залишитися тут назавжди. Він купив ділянку землі в селі Верхня Аутка недалеко від міста і побудував двоповерховий будинок із садом, який став відомим як Біла Дача.
Crimea and Russian history
Inna Novikova, Editor in Chief of the Pravda.ru and Said Gafurov Head of research discus about Crimea and Russian history
Chekhov Museum home of a literary master
Museum housing historical automobiles.
1. Wideshot of Kremiln and the Moskva river
2. Cars driving through a Moscow street
3. Car interior - Various of Dmitry Lomakov driving
4. Various of Lomakov arriving at museum
5. Interior of museum - Lomakov walking amongst his collection
6. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Dmitry Lomakov, Car collector
And then a little boy arrived, picking his nose and said - we were filming above, filming a Bonderchuk film - and he said 'You know in one of our neighbour's garages there is a similar car but it is a little longer.' My father immediately grabbed him and took him to the garage, let go of his hand and looked over the door and there was a (1935 Mercedes-Benz) 540 SKL (cabriolet A).
7. Lomakov in the garage with bits of wood
8. Close-up of 540 SKL's steering wheel
9. Pan out from Horch-853
10. Pan out from interior of Horch-853
11. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Dmitry Lomakov, Car collector
My father and mother spent 3 years of their lives working on this car, and Mama helped by scrubbing it with her hands. And they were still living in a room in a communal building (hall of residents) and they were a young family, my elder brother was still a babe in arms and they started to restore this car.
12. Lomakov inspecting a motorcycle
13. Lomakov looking under the bonnet of a ZiS-110
14. Pan shot from Soviet flag to car
15. Interior of car
16. Zis-110
17. Lomakov opening ZiS-110's door
18. Interior of car
19. Pan shot of interior of museum.
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Russia has never been known for its cars.
But Dimitri Lomakov has made the automobile his life passion - one that has culminated in Moscow Museum of Antique Cars and Motorcycles in downtown Moscow.
The Lomakov family has been collecting cars for over four decades.
In that time three generations of Lomakovs have accumulated 85 antique automobiles and motorcycles.
It all began with Dmitry's father Alexander, once a director at an automobile factory, and has been continued by his son and grandchildren.
Alexander was working on a film set when a small boy led him into a neighbours garage where, half buried was a beautiful Mercedes Benz 540 SKL cabriolet.
Amongst the Lomakov collection are cars once belonging to Nazi leaders, such as Hermann Goering and Joseph Gobbels.
Others were previously owned by the likes of Joseph Stalin, Eva Braun, Andrei Citeorn and Martin Borman.
Collecting vehicles in the Soviet Union meant travelling to remote parts of Russia in the hunt for loot kept from the second world war.
The centerpiece of the collection is a Horch-853, the same car that was named Car of the Year in the Paris Motor Show in 1935 and later used by Nazi leader Hermann Goering.
Aside from its famous owner, the car's other claim to fame is that, once part of the Lomakov collection, it would go on to be used in 25 Soviet-era films.
The Fascist connection stretches further to Nazi Propaganda Minister Joseph Gobbels and his 1936 Mercedes-Benz 540K cabriolet C.
There is the 1935 Paris-Moscow rally winner Citroen-7CV, and a 1949 Russian limousine ZiS-110, presented to the Patriarch of all Russia Alexey 1 by Joseph Stalin.
Stalin gave it to the patriarch in return for the support of the Russian Orthodox Church for the war effort during World War II.
Another of the museum's treasures is a 1934 Soviet ZIS-6.
In 1941, Stalin ordered these trucks be rounded up from farms and factories all over the Soviet Union and equipped with weapons at a Moscow factory.
The weapons, which later came to be known as Katyushas, were to become the subject of songs and wartime folklore.
The museum's literature claims this ZIS-6 is the only one left in the world.
There is also a French Peugeot motorcycle that dates to 1914.
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Chekhov Museum in Moscow.
This is a splendid little museum in the house once occupired by one of Russia's most lionised writers. A P Chekhov was the consummate composer of short stories. One can see his boudoir as well as his drawing room. The women who work as guides there are brimful with enthusiasm and will give you vivid accounts of Dr Chekhov's life and oeuvre.
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Khan Palace in Bakhchisaray
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Khan’s Palace was built as the residence of the Giray dynasty that reigned over the Crimean Khanate. For two and a half centuries (from 1530’s to 1783) the Bakhchisaray palace served as the centre of political, spiritual, and cultural life for the Crimean Tatars. Unfortunately, the palace has not survived in its original form. It was burned by troops of Field Marshal Munich after taking Bakhchisaray in 1736. After this fire, the palace was rebuilt in an even more luxurious state. However, after the annexation of Crimea to Russia, numerous repairs and alterations began and the unique oriental flavour was lost. Restorations were made in 1960 and with great effort the palace became closer to its original look than it had been for hundreds of years. A museum complex includes the Museum of History and Culture of the Crimean Tatars, an Art Museum, an Exhibition of Weapons and Firearms, and the Sary-Guzel Leisure Complex.
To get inside the palace from the main street (Lenina) - cross Churuk-Su River by the bridge and you’ll find yourself right in front of a gate that leads into a wide, stone paved courtyard. Here locals will offer to dress you in clothing of the Crimean khans, their wives, or concubines. The oldest surviving part of the palace is the portal of iron doors in the Embassy courtyard. Through these doors ambassadors would enter Khan’s apartment. Walking around the complex of the palace you will see a courtyard with two fountains: The Golden Fountain (Magbuz) and the Fountain of Tears. We do not know how much you are familiar with Russian literature, but we cannot fail to mention what guides usually say. The Fountain of Tears owes its universal fame and popularity to Alexander Pushkin, who wrote “The Fountain of Bakhchisaray” poem. The ladies’ part of the Palace, the harem, is also open to visitors. Wives, concubines, and female relatives of the Khan lived here. A family cemetery of the former rulers of Crimea is located in the nearby Bijuk-Khan-Jami mosque. The Bakhchisaray Khan Palace has recently begun the process to join the UNESCO World Heritage List. Tours to the Chufut-Kale cave city can be organised in the Palace’s ticket office.
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Melikhovo museum tells story of Chekhov's life
The famous Russian writer lived on an estate in Melikhovo, which has been turned into museum. It's 70 kilometers from Moscow near the town of Chekhov...
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The famous Russian writer lived on an estate in Melikhovo, which has been turned into museum. It's 70 kilometers from Moscow near the town of Chekhov...
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Anton Pavlovich Chekhov (January 29, 1860 – July 15, 1904) was a Russian physician, dramatist and author who is considered to be among the greatest writers of short stories in history. His career as a dramatist produced four classics and his best short stories are held in high esteem by writers and critics. Chekhov practised as a doctor throughout most of his literary career: Medicine is my lawful wife, he once said, and literature is my mistress.
Chekhov renounced the theatre after the disastrous reception of The Seagull in 1896, but the play was revived to acclaim in 1898 by Constantin Stanislavski's Moscow Art Theatre, which subsequently also produced Chekhov's Uncle Vanya and premiered his last two plays, Three Sisters and The Cherry Orchard. These four works present a challenge to the acting ensemble as well as to audiences, because in place of conventional action Chekhov offers a theatre of mood and a submerged life in the text.
Chekhov had at first written stories only for financial gain, but as his artistic ambition grew, he made formal innovations which have influenced the evolution of the modern short story. His originality consists in an early use of the stream-of-consciousness technique, later adopted by James Joyce and other modernists, combined with a disavowal of the moral finality of traditional story structure. He made no apologies for the difficulties this posed to readers, insisting that the role of an artist was to ask questions, not to answer them.
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Ялта ул.Пушкинская. Тенистая пешеходная улица с выходом на набережную Ялты.
Ялтинский историко-литературный музей
Торговый центр «Проспект»
Гостиница «Славянский альянс»
Офисный центр
Почётное консульство Испании
Корпус санатория «Энергетик»
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Магазин «Мир канцелярии»
Пансионат «Агидель»
Выставочный зал союза художников
Аллея художников
Памятник А.С. Пушкину
Римско-католическая церковь:
Построена в 1906 г. по проекту Н. П. Краснова. Действовал с 1906 до 1928 г. После в здании был спортивный зал, затем экспозиция городского краеведческого музея, выставка голограмм, отдел фондов Ялтинского исторического музея. В 1989 г. по проекту А. Граужиса в здании была проведена реставрация и открыт органный зал (фирма «Ригер Клосс», около 2200 труб, 34 регистра). Тогда же обновили интерьер и установили цветные витражи. Дом органной музыки действовал до 1991 г., затем здание было возвращено верующим. Служат доминиканцы. Кроме богослужений латинского обряда, совершается Литургия восточного обряда.
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Russia: No art pieces damaged in Pushkin museum of Fine Arts fire - MES
None of the Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts of European art collection was damaged despite a rooftop fire breaking out in Moscow, Friday.
According to Sergei Zheltov of the Ministry of Emergency Situations (MES) of Russia for the Moscow city State Fire-Fighting Service, 30 people were evacuated successfully and no one was injured. He noted that the insulation was burning. The cause behind the fire has not yet been uncovered.
Twenty firefighting vehicles and 70 firefighters were dispatched to the scene.
The fire engulfed the private collections section of the museum. The two-story building is located on Volkonka Street in the city centre and was cordoned off by emergency services.
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Crimean winery hopes Russia will lend a hand
This 136-year-old winery was once part of the Russian Empire.
They started out making bubbly to compete with fine French Champagnes.
But after Russia annexed Crimea from Ukraine, the producers now face a new task.
Gaining recognition in Russia, now that their market is no longer a Ukrainian one.
The sparkling wine factory, known as Novy Svet, or New World in English, hopes Russia will help them financially.
(SOUNDBITE) (Russian) LINA DOMATIEVSKAYA, DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF NOVY SVET WINE FACTORY, SAYING:
As of yesterday we became a national enterprise of the Republic of Crimea. I assume that now our factory will be getting more attention. Before our factory was a property of Ukraine, it was a state-owned factory, and they didn't help us, financially I mean. We hope that now the Republic of Crimea will be paying more attention to us. Our factory is 136 years old, this is history.
Moscow is asking retailers to give special support to Crimean wine -
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The project provisionally titled “Forgotten Leaders” is a series of seven films, each featuring an individual from the leaders of the Soviet state in power during the time period from 1920 to 1953. Each episode is a filmed portrait depicting the story of life, political and public activities of its hero. The heroes of “The Forgotten Leaders” are
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