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 | Yalta, 1906-1917 -- The family album ("Kuda, kuda..." - Sobinov !) Actually, the album has not been made until the medium of YT allowed me and encouraged to do this now, in digital format. The photos stay with me at present, after 40 years of travels, hiding places and other ill-usages: sacks, suitcases, envelopes, drawers. They endured times of revolution, home-wars, escapes, political aggression and occupation. Plus fifty years of peace, which apparently meant for them - oblivion and further deterioration . The story is written on the worn out and faded ... |
 | Vedic History 2 of material creation. Fast forward to the end of the Treta-yuga, a little over 5000 years ago. The Vedic Empire controlled the entire planet. The earth planet was then known as Bharata-varsa, and its capital was the great city Hastinapura, on the Yamuna River near the site of present-day Delhi. The Vedas clearly describe that the areas now known as China and the Orient, Russia, the Middle East, Africa, North and South America were part of that far-flung empire. At that time the Vedas ... |
 | SAMARKAND - THE CITY OF DANIEL Samarkand, the former capital city of powerful Timurleng. The fifth century BC Jerusalem has been destroyed and sacked by Babylon King Nebuchadnessar. Among the Jewish young men seized and enslaved by the Babylonians there was the would-be great Biblical prophet Daniel. It was he who wrote the famous Book of Prophecies, sacred for three world religions: Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. 600 years ago the fearful Emperor Timurleng brought the prophet's remains to this city from Babylon ... |
 | The Livadia / Лівадія / Ливадия & Alupka / Алупка palaces (Ukraine) Livadiya (Ukrainian: Лівадія, Russian: Ливадия, Crimean Tatar: Livadiya) is small town in Crimea, Ukraine 3 kilometres (1.9 mi) west of Yalta. A minor Crimean Tatar settlement in Middle Ages, Livadiya was named after the ancient Greek entrance into paradise in 1835, when a notable landscape park was laid out here. Livadiya became a summer residence of the Russian tsars in 1861. Emperor Alexander III of Russia died there in 1894. The Livadia Palace, built in 1910-11, is now a museum. It was ... |
 | Viestura dārzs continues to this day. In about 1812, the gardens, which were originally named Ķeizardārzs, were opened to the public, and so became the first public garden in Riga. In 1923, they were renamed after Viesturs, the Latvian ruler of Tērvete. During the Nazi occupation the park was named in honour of Otto von Hindenburg. Other features of the park include Alexander's Gate, the Song Festival Monument, the park keepers cottage, and various stone and wood sculptures. As we enter Viestura dārzs ... |
 | Ancient Russian Fortress Hears Medieval Music called Ivangorod. Its home to Russias only medieval castle, and folklore groups from around the region have gathered here to showcase their local culture. This is the festivals fourth year and the second time in Ivangorod. It used to be held in St. Petersburg. [Tatiana Gavrilove, Festival Organizer]: "The challenge is to present your city in such a light that would make people want to travel there." A group called Kantika-Galyarda is from the town of Viborg. Theyre performing songs and ... |
 | Frisian Trade over sea The Frisians never regain this role, but their bond with the sea remains strong Around the year 1000 the international trade florishes once again The discovery of Frisian coins far away in Russia reveal intensive contacts After a while the centre of the European trade shifts toward the east In the 13th century Friesland is part of the powerful trade alliance the Hanse After the year 1600 the Dutch Golden Age begins Big VOC ships leave Amsterdam to sail around the world Frisian ... |
 | King Edward VII which covered Edward's reign and was named after him, coincided with the start of a new century and heralded significant changes in technology and society, including powered flight and the rise of socialism and the Labour movement. Edward played a role in the modernisation of the British Home Fleet, the reform of the Army Medical Services,[2] and the reorganisation of the British army after the Second Boer War. His work in fostering good relations between Great Britain and other ... |
