Vážená pani. Určite svet pred objavením Ameriky nevyzeral tak, ako dnes. A už vôbec s Vami nesúhlasím s tým vlastnením informácií. Informácie boli a možno kvalitnejšie ako dnes. Veď Veľká Tartária zasahovala do Severnej Ameriky. Čo si myslíte, že obyvatelia Veľkej Tartárii nemali informácie o tom ako vyzerá svet ? Mali a kvalitnejšie ako my dnes preto musela Tartária zaniknúť. Len ma neteší, že aj vy pokračujete v tej Satanistickej demagógii ľudstva dnes.

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Students from Alexander Pushkin School in Brodzany! Summer of the 2019th year. End of June. Intolerable heat. Sweat flows across the face, getting into the eyes. The water is almost running out... So, everyone, stop, it is not the beginning of any adventure novel about the Egyptian pyramids, it is only an article about the trip of Perm schoolchildren to the historical and literary museum of A. S. Pushkin in Brodzany. Yes, yes, it did not seem to you: it is there, in the interior of Slovakia, this beautiful literary museum is located. So why is it right here? How did a part of Alexander Pushkin's spirit even get to Europe of that time, if his legs were not even there? Just to these questions I will try to answer in this article. Well, let's get acquainted. My name is Vasily, I am 15 years old, and I was a participant in educational trip. I was so inspired of this place (probably, and not only me) that I immediately wanted to write about it - such people as Alexander Pushkin, should be preserved for the whole time of existence of mankind. And I am glad that even outside Russia, the poet 's homeland, there is a museum in his honor. I also want to note an amazing coincidence: last year Alexander Pushkin had an anniversary - as many as 220 years; and it was in this year that we were here. By the way, Brodzany is the former estate of Gustav Fogel von Frisengof, whose name today will meet us more than once. Now the estate is, as I wrote, the literary museum of our poet. The museum consists of a two-story brick building, made in Renaissance style, and a good park with rare views of hardwood trees. If you start the conversation about the park, it is worth noting the wooden bridge over the Nitru River, in the valley of which there are Brodzany. I would also like to note the presence of busts of many figures of culture, and also - bust of the poet himself. Speaking of Pushkin 's bust: I don 't know for what reasons, but he has a broken nose, but it doesn 't make him worse at all, but on the contrary, adds to him some charm, as if he says: "I will show you!" The park was restored many times due to internal and foreign policy conflicts, the instigators of which first tried to destroy the cultural heritage of the country, so this estate was one of the first objects to fall under their hand. All right, let 's finish up about sad! Let 's talk a little about the history of the museum. This excursion will be brief. The history of the museum building begins in a distant 1293, when this estate is first mentioned in records as an estate of Hungarian aristocrats by the surname of Brojanni. Because of the Slovak form, the surname was pronounced as "Brodzany," and the name has appeared, immutable up to this day. Then, sometime in the forties of the 19th century, the rights to the estate pass into the hands of the above mentioned Gustav Fogel von Frisengof, from which the Pushkin history for this castle began. The further history of the castle is absolutely unimportant to us, it is worth noting only the fact that in the 1960s the idea of creating a museum appeared, and already in 1979 after long restoration the museum itself was opened. Well, it 's time for answers. As I wrote earlier, the main figure is us already familiar Frisengof: he was the one who brought the Pushkin's name, or more precisely - the wife of the poet together with the children to this house (her sister was connected by marriage ties with Frisengof). Natalia Pushkina sometimes visited Brodzany after the tragic death of her husband. The house even preserved marks recording the growth of Nataliia and Pushkin's children on the doorjamb. It 's just striking that the usual pencil marks have survived after so many years! And also herbarium - it is just fabulous! - it was collected by Natalia Pushkina with her children in Mikhailovskoe. Inside the building itself there is a piano that Natalia Pushkina played. The house is just delightful! When you get into the house, it seems that it is Russian: there is a samovar, books, pictures, a carpet in Russian style... By the way, they have survived since then, as well as other objects of Russian life. Everything gives you special feeling of time and the Russian spirit. In my opinion, any person who was once interested in the work of the poet (or is now interested) is simply obliged to visit this place! Perhaps the most important thing can be remembered is the attitude of people working for the benefit of the museum. It really strikes. They are full of pride, respect for the historical past they protect. We noticed it in everything: how they met us, with what interest they carried out a tour for us! Not every museum can boast such employees. The museum also has a magazine with visitor reviews. Many reviews were in other languages. Having read a couple of reviews in English, I have realized that it is from this museum that these visitors begin a completely new acquaintance with Pushkin, and, leaving, they takes with them a part of the soul of the great Russian poet! Vasilii Poliakov, 15 years old, Perm, Russia

Students from Alexander Pushkin School in Brodzany! Summer of the 2019th year. End of June. Intolerable heat. Sweat flows across the face, getting into the eyes. The water is almost running out... So, everyone, stop, it is not the beginning of any adventure novel about the Egyptian pyramids, it is only an article about the trip of Perm schoolchildren to the historical and literary museum of A. S. Pushkin in Brodzany. Yes, yes, it did not seem to you: it is there, in the interior of Slovakia, this beautiful literary museum is located. So why is it right here? How did a part of Alexander Pushkin's spirit even get to Europe of that time, if his legs were not even there? Just to these questions I will try to answer in this article. Well, let's get acquainted. My name is Vasily, I am 15 years old, and I was a participant in educational trip. I was so inspired of this place (probably, and not only me) that I immediately wanted to write about it - such people as Alexander Pushkin, should be preserved for the whole time of existence of mankind. And I am glad that even outside Russia, the poet 's homeland, there is a museum in his honor. I also want to note an amazing coincidence: last year Alexander Pushkin had an anniversary - as many as 220 years; and it was in this year that we were here. By the way, Brodzany is the former estate of Gustav Fogel von Frisengof, whose name today will meet us more than once. Now the estate is, as I wrote, the literary museum of our poet. The museum consists of a two-story brick building, made in Renaissance style, and a good park with rare views of hardwood trees. If you start the conversation about the park, it is worth noting the wooden bridge over the Nitru River, in the valley of which there are Brodzany. I would also like to note the presence of busts of many figures of culture, and also - bust of the poet himself. Speaking of Pushkin 's bust: I don 't know for what reasons, but he has a broken nose, but it doesn 't make him worse at all, but on the contrary, adds to him some charm, as if he says: "I will show you!" The park was restored many times due to internal and foreign policy conflicts, the instigators of which first tried to destroy the cultural heritage of the country, so this estate was one of the first objects to fall under their hand. All right, let 's finish up about sad! Let 's talk a little about the history of the museum. This excursion will be brief. The history of the museum building begins in a distant 1293, when this estate is first mentioned in records as an estate of Hungarian aristocrats by the surname of Brojanni. Because of the Slovak form, the surname was pronounced as "Brodzany," and the name has appeared, immutable up to this day. Then, sometime in the forties of the 19th century, the rights to the estate pass into the hands of the above mentioned Gustav Fogel von Frisengof, from which the Pushkin history for this castle began. The further history of the castle is absolutely unimportant to us, it is worth noting only the fact that in the 1960s the idea of creating a museum appeared, and already in 1979 after long restoration the museum itself was opened. Well, it 's time for answers. As I wrote earlier, the main figure is us already familiar Frisengof: he was the one who brought the Pushkin's name, or more precisely - the wife of the poet together with the children to this house (her sister was connected by marriage ties with Frisengof). Natalia Pushkina sometimes visited Brodzany after the tragic death of her husband. The house even preserved marks recording the growth of Nataliia and Pushkin's children on the doorjamb. It 's just striking that the usual pencil marks have survived after so many years! And also herbarium - it is just fabulous! - it was collected by Natalia Pushkina with her children in Mikhailovskoe. Inside the building itself there is a piano that Natalia Pushkina played. The house is just delightful! When you get into the house, it seems that it is Russian: there is a samovar, books, pictures, a carpet in Russian style... By the way, they have survived since then, as well as other objects of Russian life. Everything gives you special feeling of time and the Russian spirit. In my opinion, any person who was once interested in the work of the poet (or is now interested) is simply obliged to visit this place! Perhaps the most important thing can be remembered is the attitude of people working for the benefit of the museum. It really strikes. They are full of pride, respect for the historical past they protect. We noticed it in everything: how they met us, with what interest they carried out a tour for us! Not every museum can boast such employees. The museum also has a magazine with visitor reviews. Many reviews were in other languages. Having read a couple of reviews in English, I have realized that it is from this museum that these visitors begin a completely new acquaintance with Pushkin, and, leaving, they takes with them a part of the soul of the great Russian poet! Vasilii Poliakov, 15 years old, Perm, Russia

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Super strihy, kamera top, skvele odvedená práca ;) Chválim

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