Russian heroes (a series of short films)
Dear friends! We propose a series of videos dedicated to the great Russian heroes, sometimes forgotten or driven out of our stories. And we hope that these videos will find a response from the readers of RNL, and, perhaps, the creation of this video will become our common cause. At the very least, we urge anyone who could offer information about Russian heroes, forgotten by our history, to join our common cause. Together we will continue our work.
First video which was created by the efforts of the employees of the Russian Folk Line and dedicated to the forgotten hero of our Fatherland - priest Stefan Shcherbakovsky, gentleman of the Order of St. George the Victorious, which was a rarity for the clergy.
Second video from the cycle “Russian Heroes”, created by the efforts of the employees of the Russian Folk Line and dedicated to the brave grenadier guard Leonty Korennoy, whose feat was once known to all of Russia.
Continuing the work on new plots of the cycle, we urge anyone who could offer interesting information about the Russian heroes, forgotten by our history, to join our common cause. Together we will continue our work.
Third video from the cycle “Russian Heroes”, created by the efforts of the employees of the “Russian Folk Line” and dedicated to the Don Cossack, full to George Knight and Hero of the Soviet Union Konstantin Nedorubov (1889 – 1978).
“Kazakov does not happen much, but it will not seem like much” - this Cossack saying fully applies to the legendary Russian hero, the participant of three bloody wars and the hero of the Kushchevsky battle.
Fourth video from the cycle “Russian Heroes”, created by the efforts of the employees of the “Russian Folk Line” and dedicated to the sister of mercy Rimma Ivanovna, the only girl in the entire history of Russia who was awarded the Order of St. George.
Fifth video from the cycle “Russian Heroes”, created by the efforts of the staff of the “Russian Folk Line” and dedicated to the feat of the hero of the Russian-Turkish war, Major Fyodor Matveevich Gortalov (1839 — 1877).
First video which was created by the efforts of the employees of the Russian Folk Line and dedicated to the forgotten hero of our Fatherland - priest Stefan Shcherbakovsky, gentleman of the Order of St. George the Victorious, which was a rarity for the clergy.
Second video from the cycle “Russian Heroes”, created by the efforts of the employees of the Russian Folk Line and dedicated to the brave grenadier guard Leonty Korennoy, whose feat was once known to all of Russia.
Continuing the work on new plots of the cycle, we urge anyone who could offer interesting information about the Russian heroes, forgotten by our history, to join our common cause. Together we will continue our work.
Third video from the cycle “Russian Heroes”, created by the efforts of the employees of the “Russian Folk Line” and dedicated to the Don Cossack, full to George Knight and Hero of the Soviet Union Konstantin Nedorubov (1889 – 1978).
“Kazakov does not happen much, but it will not seem like much” - this Cossack saying fully applies to the legendary Russian hero, the participant of three bloody wars and the hero of the Kushchevsky battle.
Fourth video from the cycle “Russian Heroes”, created by the efforts of the employees of the “Russian Folk Line” and dedicated to the sister of mercy Rimma Ivanovna, the only girl in the entire history of Russia who was awarded the Order of St. George.
Fifth video from the cycle “Russian Heroes”, created by the efforts of the staff of the “Russian Folk Line” and dedicated to the feat of the hero of the Russian-Turkish war, Major Fyodor Matveevich Gortalov (1839 — 1877).
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