Презентация, доклад по английскому языку Их имена вписаны в историю Воронежского края.Евгения Максимильяновна Ольденбургская

behind.
(D. Lihachev)

the prominent people, whose names are closely connected with Voronezh region. They are Peter I,
I.I. Bering, I.N.Kramskoy,
A.V. Koltsov, I.A. Bunin,
N.G. Basov
and many others.

outstanding people, true workers and creators sank into oblivion because of the ideological and class split at the beginning of the 20th century. The picture of the past generations looks incomplete and faded without the princess of a mysterious castle…

ordinary black earth village into one of the industrial and historical centers of Russia.

Russia. Her great-grandmother on her father’s side was French empress Maria Fransuasa Josephine, Napoleon Bonapart’s wife and her grandfather on her mother’s side - Russian emperor Nicolay I.

dances, horse-riding, music and art.

was the president of the Mineralogical Society, the trustee of the Botanic Gardens, headed up the Imperial Society for encouragement of Fine Arts and took part in the arrangement of Art Schools.

II purchased the estate of Ramon with a sugar factory and presented his beloved niece with them.

ownership with inherent enthusiasm and determination .

factory appeared in Ramon. Advanced in technology it was equipped with steam-power engines and produced 205 quintals of sugar a day. The factory became famous for a great variety of candy and chocolate(400 varieties) of excellent quality.

of sweet products which received gold medals at the international exhibitions in London, Paris and Brussels.

it possible to export goods by rail. Soon a water system and a water tower began to operate, the electrification of the enterprises and estates was carried out.

a horse breeding factory with stables, a veterinary hospital, a manege and carpet workshops were built.

the estate of Ramon was based on the latest scientific achievements. There was some experimental fields of sugar beet, which were organized by I.N. Klingen, a well-known scientist and agronomist and considered to be the best in Russia. The meteorological station also worked there.

which was headed by the candidate of Medical Sciences,
I.A. Pavlov’s student
P.P. Hkizhin.

foremen appeared in Ramon. Oldenburgskaya lent loans to her workers for building their dwellings.

managed to cope with all difficulties in business and find time for her workers, peasants and children. She began morning by visiting the factory canteen, she always demanded the dishes to be tasty and nourishing, then the princess dropped into the school and very often came to see the sick and needy. She was known to be generous and helpful. She could give a cow to a poor family, then it was a really “tsar's present ”.

was her husband Alexander Petrovich Oldenburgskiy, a brave general, and a great statesman. His life was bright and creative. He was one of the heroes of the Russian-Turkish war (1877-1879) . He founded the unique Institute of Experimental Medicine, where the best-known Russian scientist I.P. Pavlov carried out his famous researches in physiology , which brought him a world fame and the Nobel Prize in 1904.

as they called her, with a profound gratitude and respect. Thanks to her efforts a wonderful palace complex was built in 1886 and since then it has impressed a lot of people by its beauty and elegance, fascinating medieval architecture and simplicity.

and estate just before the October revolution and died far away from their native land.

that is wasn’t destroyed during the World War2, in fact it had never been bombed by Nazis, so the natives hid in the basements of the palace during bombardments.

They say, that the ghosts are still wandering inside. Maybe they got offended by our deeds. Who knows…?

in Voronezh region and considered to be the symbol of Ramon and depicted on its flag and coat of arms.

Oldenburgskaya. It is not easy to be a member of the tsar's family and lead a decent life which causes love and respect not only of the rich and noble, but of the common people as well. The world in which our ancestors lived was constantly changing, because of their activity. Now we are sure to say, that their life was not in vain, because they left their priceless experience, achievements, work habits, spiritual and material acquisitions. Having accepted the past, we ourselves leave the history of our life as the inheritance to the future generations.

Tatiana and Syslov Oleg gymnasium №10 Voronezh 2010.