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Fenderwasp02: Новая: If the Tower had not been restorated in the early 1990s, it would continue falling. Suyumbike Tower is a recognized architectural symbol of Kazan, it is well known far outside Tatarstan...

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Новая: If the Tower had not been restorated in the early 1990s, it would continue falling. Suyumbike Tower is a recognized architectural symbol of Kazan, it is well known far outside Tatarstan...

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If the Tower had not been restorated in the early 1990s, it would continue falling.

Suyumbike Tower is a recognized architectural symbol of Kazan, it is well known far outside Tatarstan, and in fact recognized by all the Tartars as the symbol of their homeland. It is impossible to imagine the city of Kazan without this Tower, as well as Paris cannot be imagined without the Eiffel Tower or Cairo cannot be imagined without the Pyramids. This elegant slim silhouette attract attention of any tourist. This spectacular building is situated in plain view of the Kremlin hill, the ancient sacred center of the old part of Kazan.

Annunciation Cathedral is one of the oldest and most interesting monuments of Russian church architecture. He remains the oldest building in the Kremlin. The cathedral belongs to the Pskov school of Russian architecture. The Annunciation Cathedral of Kazan is associated with bishops activities, it is also the burial place of their remains.

In the western part of the Kremlin complex there is located the Kul Sharif mosque, the main mosque of Kazan, Tatarstan and the Tatar diaspora.

It was a center of religious education and development of the sciences of the Middle Volga in XVI century. It was named in honor of its late Imam Seid Kul Sharif. After the capture of Kazan by Ivan the Terrible, the mosque was destroyed. But the legendary image of the mosque and its leader Seid Kul Sharif lived in memory of the people.

It took several centuries. The reconstruction of Kul Sharif mosque began in 1996. The new mosque Kul-Sharif is not only a mosque, and even not just the main mosque in Kazan. This is a new symbol of Kazan and Tatarstan, a center of attraction for all the Tartars in the world. This is a vector, pointing from the past through the present into the future.

The Temple of the Image of the Saviour, also named the Monument to the Russian soldiers, is associated with the capture of Kazan (1552), a great historic event.

Historians suggest that there were buried a few thousand people, despite of the fact that during the battles more than 50 thousand soldiers have been killed. The names of the victims are written in Synodikon of the Zilant Orthodox monastery.

Previously, there was a chapel, standing on the hill, which was formed after burial. In 1811 Ambrose Sretenskiy (abbot of the Zilant Orthodox monastery), proposed to Alexander I to erect a monument in this place. Two years later, the emperor approved the project.

The monument is a truncated pyramid, each side of which has an entrance to the building. Under the temple there was a tomb. However, during the renovation it became clear, that most of them was inside the hill, taking up a large space in the depth.

The Zilant Orthodox Monastery is located on the eponymous mountain. Previously, it was situated near the common grave of Russian soldiers, but due to the fact that this place is often affected by floods, it was relocated. The name of the monastery, built in 1552, is derived from the name of the dragon, supposedly dwelled on the mountain. By the way, fire-breathing Zelant is depicted on the emblem of Kazan. [http://duranbook.com/index.php?p=blogs/viewstory/248455 Russian Church in los angeles], [http://journals.fotki.com/glassattack52/russian-orthodox-chur-526/entry/dttrfdwdfgdk/ Russian Orthodox Church After the Revolution regarding 1917], [http://www.purevolume.com/sexlibra90/posts/3940564/Russian+Mafia+Tattoos+--+What+They+Mean Russian Mafia Tattoos : What They Mean]

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−	Shimon gave his belt to the monks, who shortly afterward were visited by master masons from Constantinople who told them that the Virgin Mary had appeared to them in a dream and told them to go to Kiev to build a church. Six years later, a graceful church with a single cupola and a small baptistery adjoined to the north wall was completed. It measured twenty times Shimon's belt in width, thirty times in length and fifty times in height.	+	Content removed
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−	Shortly after the Church of the Dormition was consecrated, a strong wall was built around the cloister, partly to shelter the monks from outside world but also to protect from the raids of the barbaric nomads from the Dnieper and the Don. Stone gateways were set in the wooden wall, the main entrance on the west side, and the service gates on the north side. Each was topped by an exquisite little chapel, one of which was the Gate Church of the Trinity. Partially rebuilt, they still survive.
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−	The Pechersky Monastery became famed for its wealth and culture in the eleventh and twelfth centuries, attracting many outstanding figures, such as the chronicler Nestor, the icon painter Alimpy and the physician Agapit. The monastery had a large icon studio, where Alimpy painted many of his works.
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−	During World War II, the religious persecution in Soviet Union became less pronounced, in part due to cooperation of the Church with the state on national defense issues. Years 1944-45 saw the reopening of the Moscow Theological Academy and Seminary that had been closed since 1918. After the death of Joseph Stalin in 1953, relations between the Church and the state started to deteriorate again. Until Perestroika, public expression of religious beliefs - Christian or otherwise - was frowned upon; known churchgoers were deprived of some social rights, they could not become members of the Communist Party, which in turn, severely limited their career opportunities and many lost their jobs and any privileges. All Soviet university students were required to take courses in so-called "Scientific Atheism".
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−	~~Cathedral of Christ the Savior was blown up in 1931 and turned into a heated open-air pool. Restoration was started in 1995.~~
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−	Some priests of the Russian Orthodox Church, as well as other churches in the Soviet Union were secretly employed by the KGB for the government to discover who was a Church member. Despite the dangers, large numbers of people remained openly or secretly religious. In 1987 in the Russian Federation between 40% and 50% of newborn babies were baptized, and over 60% of all the deceased received Christian funeral services.
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−	A pivotal moment in the history of the Russian Orthodox Church came in 1988 - the millennium of the Baptism of Russia. It appears now that the government had realized the fruitlessness of its efforts in its war against religion and instead tried to use religion to gain the support of the people.
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−	Throughout the summer of 1988, major government-supported celebrations took place in Moscow and other cities and many churches and some monasteries were reopened. An implicit ban against religious propaganda on state TV was finally lifted. For the first time in the history of the Soviet Union, people could use their TVs to see live transmissions of services from central churches.
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−	Today, the Russian Orthodox Church is the largest of the Eastern Orthodox churches in the world. [http://www.listsofbests.com/list/149911-russian-mafia-tattoos-what-they-mean Visiting Churches regarding Russia], [http://duranbook.com/index.php?p=blogs/viewstory/248455 Russian Orthodox Church After the actual Revolution associated with 1917], [http://indimusic.tv/blogs/entry/Russian-Mafia-Tattoos-What-They-Mean Russian Church in los angeles]

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-If the Tower had not been restorated in the early 1990s, it would continue falling.
+Shimon gave his belt to the monks, who shortly afterward were visited by master masons from Constantinople who told them that the Virgin Mary had appeared to them in a dream and told them to go to Kiev to build a church. Six years later, a graceful church with a single cupola and a small baptistery adjoined to the north wall was completed. It measured twenty times Shimon's belt in width, thirty times in length and fifty times in height.
-Suyumbike Tower is a recognized architectural symbol of Kazan, it is well known far outside Tatarstan, and in fact recognized by all the Tartars as the symbol of their homeland. It is impossible to imagine the city of Kazan without this Tower, as well as Paris cannot be imagined without the Eiffel Tower or Cairo cannot be imagined without the Pyramids. This elegant slim silhouette attract attention of any tourist. This spectacular building is situated in plain view of the Kremlin hill, the ancient sacred center of the old part of Kazan.
+Shortly after the Church of the Dormition was consecrated, a strong wall was built around the cloister, partly to shelter the monks from outside world but also to protect from the raids of the barbaric nomads from the Dnieper and the Don. Stone gateways were set in the wooden wall, the main entrance on the west side, and the service gates on the north side. Each was topped by an exquisite little chapel, one of which was the Gate Church of the Trinity. Partially rebuilt, they still survive.
-Annunciation Cathedral is one of the oldest and most interesting monuments of Russian church architecture. He remains the oldest building in the Kremlin. The cathedral belongs to the Pskov school of Russian architecture. The Annunciation Cathedral of Kazan is associated with bishops activities, it is also the burial place of their remains.
+The Pechersky Monastery became famed for its wealth and culture in the eleventh and twelfth centuries, attracting many outstanding figures, such as the chronicler Nestor, the icon painter Alimpy and the physician Agapit. The monastery had a large icon studio, where Alimpy painted many of his works.
-In the western part of the Kremlin complex there is located the Kul Sharif mosque, the main mosque of Kazan, Tatarstan and the Tatar diaspora.
+During World War II, the religious persecution in Soviet Union became less pronounced, in part due to cooperation of the Church with the state on national defense issues. Years 1944-45 saw the reopening of the Moscow Theological Academy and Seminary that had been closed since 1918. After the death of Joseph Stalin in 1953, relations between the Church and the state started to deteriorate again. Until Perestroika, public expression of religious beliefs - Christian or otherwise - was frowned upon; known churchgoers were deprived of some social rights, they could not become members of the Communist Party, which in turn, severely limited their career opportunities and many lost their jobs and any privileges. All Soviet university students were required to take courses in so-called "Scientific Atheism".
-It was a center of religious education and development of the sciences of the Middle Volga in XVI century. It was named in honor of its late Imam Seid Kul Sharif. After the capture of Kazan by Ivan the Terrible, the mosque was destroyed. But the legendary image of the mosque and its leader Seid Kul Sharif lived in memory of the people.
+Cathedral of Christ the Savior was blown up in 1931 and turned into a heated open-air pool. Restoration was started in 1995.
-It took several centuries. The reconstruction of Kul Sharif mosque began in 1996. The new mosque Kul-Sharif is not only a mosque, and even not just the main mosque in Kazan. This is a new symbol of Kazan and Tatarstan, a center of attraction for all the Tartars in the world. This is a vector, pointing from the past through the present into the future.
+Some priests of the Russian Orthodox Church, as well as other churches in the Soviet Union were secretly employed by the KGB for the government to discover who was a Church member. Despite the dangers, large numbers of people remained openly or secretly religious. In 1987 in the Russian Federation between 40% and 50% of newborn babies were baptized, and over 60% of all the deceased received Christian funeral services.
-The Temple of the Image of the Saviour, also named the Monument to the Russian soldiers, is associated with the capture of Kazan (1552), a great historic event.
+A pivotal moment in the history of the Russian Orthodox Church came in 1988 - the millennium of the Baptism of Russia. It appears now that the government had realized the fruitlessness of its efforts in its war against religion and instead tried to use religion to gain the support of the people.
-Historians suggest that there were buried a few thousand people, despite of the fact that during the battles more than 50 thousand soldiers have been killed. The names of the victims are written in Synodikon of the Zilant Orthodox monastery.
+Throughout the summer of 1988, major government-supported celebrations took place in Moscow and other cities and many churches and some monasteries were reopened. An implicit ban against religious propaganda on state TV was finally lifted. For the first time in the history of the Soviet Union, people could use their TVs to see live transmissions of services from central churches.
-Previously, there was a chapel, standing on the hill, which was formed after burial. In 1811 Ambrose Sretenskiy (abbot of the Zilant Orthodox monastery), proposed to Alexander I to erect a monument in this place. Two years later, the emperor approved the project.
+Today, the Russian Orthodox Church is the largest of the Eastern Orthodox churches in the world. [http://www.listsofbests.com/list/149911-russian-mafia-tattoos-what-they-mean Visiting Churches regarding Russia], [http://duranbook.com/index.php?p=blogs/viewstory/248455 Russian Orthodox Church After the actual Revolution associated with 1917], [http://indimusic.tv/blogs/entry/Russian-Mafia-Tattoos-What-They-Mean Russian Church in los angeles]

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