Citizen Minin and Prince Pozharsky
8 hrs. 12 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Alexander Babchinetsky
Author
Alexander Babchinetsky
Narrator
Elizaveta Krupina
Narrator
Elizaveta Krupina
Description
In the center of Moscow, on Red Square, stands a monument known to everyone who has ever been in our capital. It was erected in 1818 according to the design of the outstanding Russian sculptor I. P. Martos, using public funds. On the pedestal there is an inscription: “To the citizen Minin and Prince Pozharsky, grateful Russia.” The monument vividly reminds us of the ominous events of 1611–1612, of the great feat of the Russian people who rose up in a single surge against the enemies and defended their independence.
10:30
01_01_Ten tsarevicha Dmitriya
12:41
01_02_Ten tsarevicha Dmitriya
15:59
02_01_Sluzhba v Kremle
16:57
02_02_Sluzhba v Kremle
08:49
03_Balahninskie solevary
10:19
04_Trinadtsatyy stolnik
15:00
05_01_Moskovskoe razorenie
16:02
05_02_Moskovskoe razorenie
11:14
06_01_Zov sudby
11:15
06_02_Zov sudby
11:24
07_Altar Otechestva
11:10
08_Za pravoslavnuyu veru
18:28
09_Kak rat sobiralas
06:53
10_01_Nachalo ratnyh del
18:57
10_02_Nachalo ratnyh del
24:23
11_Yaroslavskoe stoyanie
15:44
12_01_Shvedskaya ugroza
14:38
12_02_Shvedskaya ugroza
12:47
13_01_Protivlenie narodnoe
13:06
13_02_Protivlenie narodnoe
18:26
14_01_Zemskie mezhdusobitsy
10:07
14_02_Zemskie mezhdusobitsy
16:05
15_01_V predverii reshayuschih del
16:02
15_02_V predverii reshayuschih del
16:52
16_01_Razgrom korolevskoy armii
18:01
16_02_Razgrom korolevskoy armii
12:38
17_01_Nachalo osvobozhdeniya Moskvy
11:29
17_02_Nachalo osvobozhdeniya Moskvy
17:01
18_01_Moskva svobodna
13:06
18_02_Moskva svobodna
14:08
19_01_Posle pobedy
16:02
19_02_Posle pobedy
15:48
20_01_Poslednie bitvy
20:08
20_02_Poslednie bitvy
