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Сообщение от Cyril Syzransky

is a temple near the plant . The abbot told us his story, retell it to you , it 's worth it. So in the late 90 's - early 2000's factory had a difficult time. Do not have a job , could not pay salaries. Then the head of the plant decided to build a temple . Factory workers were outraged that the balances did not go to pay salaries to people, and for the construction of the temple. But as soon as the church began to build , God's miracle happened : India ordered all of a sudden a lot of tanks. And the factory went up again . The temple is decorated with frescoes. This shows the burning Reichstag, the Nazis broken ( or our fallen heroes ? ), And tanks :
We examined two museums - the Museum and Museum of the History of tanks , climb on the tanks , pofotkalis . Tanks are fine, but the pictures of tanks lay in another time , but today let's talk about art. Before leaving, I noticed a brochure on the plant, in which, among other facts mentioned that UralVagonZavod collects paintings, in particular it has a picture of Kuindzhi "Night on the Dnieper ." Well, the one that with a fluorescent moon, you know. We were surprised by Berezin - is she not in the Tretyakov Gallery ? And how I got to Uralvagonzavod and how to see? It was found in paintings such Kuindzhi was six , and was engaged in the evacuation of Uralvagonzavod paintings during the war , well, somehow agreed with the Central Committee of the CPSU to purchase one for the factory team. Show us it is not shown - they say it is now in some storerooms .
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" Uralvagonzavod " , um ... it is not with it, comes a loud-mouthed , outspoken putinets - now confidant goes in a separate compartment for Russia ? Podhalyuznik up . Since this plant is going to come like " defenders of democracy " , or what is confusing you?