Pyshma is a suburb of Yekaterinburg, little known in the world stories. The town is quite nice and clean, but no more. But it is in Pyshma that, without exaggeration, one of the best museums of armored vehicles in Russia and definitely one of the most well-groomed is located. Technique is in perfect condition. There are about one and a half hundred exhibits here, a real connoisseur will easily spend several hours in this museum. Moreover, the entry is absolutely free and free. Coordinates of the museum on Google Maps.
Do you know what else is remarkable? The museum was created by the famous Ural oligarch, Andrei Kozitsyn, one of the richest people in Russia, the owner of steamboat newspaper factories, a regular participant in corruption scandals, who appeared at the time in connection with various organized criminal groups. What to say? A typical oligarchic character of post-Soviet bottling, a member of United Russia (and without it in our time), and so on. The picture is gloomy.
But you know what I tell you? Yes, Kozitsyn is a little sympathetic and fits perfectly into the portrait of those with whom Navalny is fighting, but I liked one fact. This man realized that by fraud and membership in the EP, you can’t put yourself in history. He created a magnificent project at his own expense, open to all comers, thereby adding to the hitherto unknown city Pyshma on the map of tourist attractions of a regional scale.
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