On foreign trips, we are excited to look at houses that the owners possess for decades or centuries. For us it is a real rarity, so the more interesting is the history of dwelling-houses. The oldest residential building in Kyiv has already turned 250 years old.
The lecture “Education in Kyiv at the end of the 19th and the beginning of the 20th century” took place on February, 21, at the G.I. Denisenko National Technical Library. The cycle of lectures“Think about it” (historical studies) began for the 120th anniversary of the KPI.
This final story is devoted to academicians H. F. Proskura and L.V. Pysarzhevskyi
On the left, the bust of four Ukrainian scientists. Among them are a bust of the academician of the USSR, Creator of the first in continental Europe computer Sergiy Oleksievych Lebedev. Following the bust commemorates the first Ukrainian doctor of Geology, Professor, one of 12 first academicians of Ukrainian Academy of Science, academician of the Belarusian Academy of Sciences Pavel Apollonovich Tutkovsky.
Right behind the bust of I.P. Bardin rises the bust of the Academician, twice the Hero of Socialist Labor, Serhiy Pavlovich Korolev. On the right of the foyer rises a bust of the Doctor of Mathematics, academician of the Academy of Sciences of the USSRand Academy of Sciences of the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic, laureate of the State Prize Mykola Mykolayovich Bogolubov
We celebrated 90th anniversary of our first newspaper edition on 21 April.
After finishing World War the Second the relations between USSR and USA are abruptly aggravated. From 1946 in the United States the nuclear plans were developed to attack USSR.
In the late forties of the last century, the rocketry was intensively developing in the Soviet Union. The first domestically produced ballistic rocket P1 was launched on October 10, 1948 from the Kapustin Yar.
The Second World War (01.09.1939 – 02.09.1945) – the bloodiest global conflict, in the course of which died, according to various estimates, from 50 to 85 million people. As the terrible tragedy it is remembered and commemorated around the world.
Every year on May 24 all the Slavic countries commemorate Saints Cyril and Methodius who were the creators of the Slavonic alphabet.
