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Elizkap01
Elizkap01
16.04.2020 21:58 •  Английский язык

Переведите new year is wonderful holiday.russian children like it because they get a lot of presents.they get them from their parents, grandparents,friends and father frost! father frost and snowmaiden, his granddaughter, live in veliky ustyung. they live in a beautiful wooden house. children write letters to father frost and ask him to bring them presents: toys, computer games chocolates and books. some children come to veliky ustyug to see father frost and snowmaiden and give them presents too!

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Новый год - прекрасный праздник. Русским детям нравится этот праздник, потому что они получают много подарков. Они получают их от своих родителей, дедушек и бабушек, друзей и ... Деда Мороза! Дед Мороз и Снегурочка, его внучка, живут в Великом Устюге. Они живут в красивом деревянном доме. Дети пишут письма Деду Морозу и просят его принести им подарки: игрушки, шоколадные конфеты и книги , компьютерные игры. Некоторые дети приезжают в Великий Устюг, чтобы увидеть Деда Мороза и Снегурочку и подарить им подарки!
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Новый Год это прекрасный праздник. Дети России любят этот праздник, потому что они получают много подарков. Они получают их от их родителей, бабушек и дедушек, друзей и... Деда Мороза! Дед Мороз и Снегурочка, его внучка, живут в Великом Устюге. Они живут в красивом деревянном домике. Дети пишут письма Деду Морозу и просят его принести им подарки: игрушки, компьютерные игры, шоколадки и книги. Некоторые дети даже приезжают в Великий Устюг, чтобы увидеть Дедушку Мороза и Снегурочку и тоже подарить им подарочки!
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kovalchukmarina1
kovalchukmarina1
16.04.2020
One and a half thousand years ago the territory of today’s St. Petersburg and the adjacent lands were inhabited by different tribes. They were Vod, Izhora and Korela. Then in the middle of the 8th century Slavic tribes came to these lands. In the 10th century these lands became part of Kievan Russia.       
  The geographic location of these lands was very convenient. The major trade route lay across the Gulf of Finland, along the Neva and Lake Ladoga." That route was called “from the Varangians to the Greeks”.That trade route linked Northern Russia to South­ern and the Baltic lands and Scandinavia to Bizantium.   
  In the 12th century Kievan Russia broke up. These lands became a constituent of the rich Novgorod Feu­dal Republic.      
  From the 13th to the 16th centuries Sweden attempted to capture these lands. The Novgorodians tried to protect their lands. In 1323 they built the fortress of Oreshek. But soon this fortress was captured by the Swedes. In 1617 the Swedes constructed the fortress of the Nienschanz at the mouth of the river Okhta.     
  Thus Russia was cut off from the Baltic Sea. The Baltic Sea was an important waterway leading to the countries of the Western Europe. In 1700 the war be­tween Russia and Sweden for the age-old Russian lands, for an outlet to the Baltic began. We know this war as the Northern War.The Northern War lasted 21 years. It ended in 1721 with Russia’s victory.      
   The beginning of the war wasn’t successful. But the fortress Noteburg (former Oreshek) was captured by the Russian Army on the 11th of October in 1702. In May of 1703 the important strategic point was cap­tured by the Russian Army. It was the Nienschants Fortress.            
  “The window to Europe” was opened. And Peter the Great ordered to construct a fortress. The foundation stone of the city was laid by Peter I on the 16th of May (the 27th of May by new style) in 1703 on Zayachy island. The city began as a fortress and a port.      
   Peter I decided to move the capital from Moscow to St. Petersburg. In 1712 St. Petersburg was declared the new capital of Russia. The new city went up very fast. Peter I ordered to build houses only along the streets according to the plan and not at random. The tsar himself supervised the construction of the new city. The best architects, sculptors and artists creat­ed it. And some 20-30 years later it could compare with Europe’s largest cities. St. Petersburg received the poetic name of “Northern Venice” by its remark­able architectural ensembles.      
 At present St. Petersburg is one of the most beauti­ful cities in the world.
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SuperMax2003rus
SuperMax2003rus
16.04.2020
Began 16 (27 ), 1703 , when Tsar Peter I on reclaimed land from the Swedes , called Ingermanland , laid the fortress of St. Peter Burh , and ultimately it's got a name and city . The name was chosen by Peter I in honor of the Apostle Peter . Initial Sankt-Piter-Burch was an imitation of the pronunciation of Dutch Sint-Petersburg, as for Peter Holland and especially Amsterdam have been synonymous with the best. In the 1720s the name of St. Peter Burh changed to St. Petersburg (close to the German Sankt Petersburg).In 1712 the capital of the Russian Empire was moved from Moscow to St. Petersburg, although no orders to move the capital was not just in 1712, the royal court , and behind him and official institutions , little by little, moved to St. Petersburg. Formally , the capital of Russia for nine years was in Sweden. City officially remained the capital until 1918 , only at the time of the reign of Peter II's capital was temporarily returned to Moscow. To this day, Saint Petersburg is often informally referred to as the northern capital.
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