The first stone for the construction of a temple in honor of the Icon of the Mother of God “The Sign” was laid in 2001 on the territory of the 5th maternity hospital. Partial financing of the temple was carried out by the city administration and the chief doctor of the maternity hospital. With this … Read more
The Church of St. Theodosius of Chernigov was built in 1908-1909 and was originally located on the site of the current Darnitsky market. It was a wooden temple, lined with brick. The church was cruciform in plan and ended with a dome on an 8-sided drum; a bell tower with a hipped roof was built … Read more
In the 1960s, the Church of the Conception of John the Baptist was located not far from school No. 55 and was destroyed on the orders of the Soviet authorities. The rector of the abolished church lived in a private house on the site of the current church with a parishioner. The owner built an … Read more
The Military History Museum of the Ivan Chernyakhovsky University of Defense of Ukraine was created on July 25, 1992. Currently, on two open areas of the university museum there are about 60 museum exhibits of military equipment and weapons, dating from the period before and during the Great Patriotic War. Among them: armored and automotive … Read more
In 1887, a small chapel was built at the Lukyanovsky cemetery, but over time it became insufficient – it could not meet the existing needs of the parish. Therefore, in 1910, Colonel Ivan Mirovich offered to convert the chapel into a church at his own expense, but only on one condition – the temple would … Read more
The Sixties is the name of a new generation of Soviet and Ukrainian national intelligentsia, which appeared in culture and politics in the second half of the 1950s – during the period of temporary weakening of communist-Bolshevik totalitarianism and Khrushchev’s “thaw” (de-Stalinization and some liberalization) and reached maximum popularity at the beginning and mid-1960s (hence … Read more