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La parisienne
Ukraine
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 22 พ.ย. 2019
Hello. I am a doctor dermatologist from Ukraine. I am interesting in history and foreign languages. This is what my channel will be about….
Recently I had a professional stage in Italy (Rome), so there are many videos from Rome and its history now, but there will be other cities of the world. I hope... Now I back to my home city - Kyiv (the capital of Ukraine). So very soon will be videos about Kyiv and Ukrainian culture.
The channel is called “La Parisienne” because I love Paris very much and my French friends call me that. There will also be videos on the history of Paris.
There will also be lectures on dermatology for former doctors.
I am not a professional filmmaker and I am just learning how to make videos and edit them. Do not judge me strictly.
Please, support my new hobby - subscribe to my channel, and I promise to tell and show you a lot of interesting things
Recently I had a professional stage in Italy (Rome), so there are many videos from Rome and its history now, but there will be other cities of the world. I hope... Now I back to my home city - Kyiv (the capital of Ukraine). So very soon will be videos about Kyiv and Ukrainian culture.
The channel is called “La Parisienne” because I love Paris very much and my French friends call me that. There will also be videos on the history of Paris.
There will also be lectures on dermatology for former doctors.
I am not a professional filmmaker and I am just learning how to make videos and edit them. Do not judge me strictly.
Please, support my new hobby - subscribe to my channel, and I promise to tell and show you a lot of interesting things
Avignon (The Papal palace, Avignon bridge)
Avignon, city, capital of Vaucluse département, Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur région, southeastern France. In this video we will visit the papal palace in Avignon, see the Avignon bridge and talk about history
Sur le pont d'Avignon
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Sur le pont d'Avignon
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The history museum of Marseille
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The history museum of Marseille was founded in 1983. It displays unique and unseen collections, retracing 26 centuries of the city’s history through different everyday objects, pieces of ‘beaux-arts’ and archaeological remains.
Porquerolles island
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Porquerolles is part of the archipelago of the Hyères islands, also called the “Golden Islands”, (“Iles d’Or”), with the islands of Port Cros and the Levant in particular. The island of Porquerolles is the largest and most visited among these three islands. It's a real paradise in the center of Europe, with unique nature and beaches similar to the Maldives or the Caribbean. we are going to the ...
Château d'If. France
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Château d'If is world-famous for being immortalised by Alexandre Dumas in The Count of Monte Cristo. When it was published in 1844, the novel was an immediate success. Watch this video to discover more secrets of the Château d'If!
Grand Master's palace Malta
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The Grand Master's palace in Malta it is one of the most famous architectural monuments of Valletta, the capital of Malta. It is located on Palace Square. Today here located the official residence of the President. Until 2015, here also met parliament. Part of the palace is closed to the public, but the rest of the building function as a museum.In this video we will visit this palace and talk a...
The National Museum of Archaeology, Valetta (Malta)
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The National museum of archaeology of Valetta tells about the history of Maltese island
St John Co cathedral Valetta, Malta
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St. John Co-cathedral was dedicated to Saint John the Baptist. It was built by the Order of St. John between 1573 and 1578, having been commissioned by Grand Master Jean de la Cassière as the Conventual Church of Saint John.
The Altes Museum Berlin
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The Old Museum in Berlin is located on the Museum Island It was built in 1830. for the art collection of the royal family of Prussia and until 1845 it was called the Royal.
Kyiv Christmas tree from the 19th century to the present day Exhibition
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Kyiv Christmas tree from the 19th century to the present day Exhibition
Carol of the bells The history of the most popular Christmas song
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Carol of the bells The history of the most popular Christmas song
National museum of ceramics. Valencia
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National museum of ceramics. Valencia
The Valencia Cathedral and the Holy Grail
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The Valencia Cathedral and the Holy Grail
Taras Shevchenko Memorial House Museum Kyiv
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Taras Shevchenko Memorial House Museum Kyiv
Thank you for a wonderful tour of Porquerolles. Lucky you to have been there. What a pearl of a small island, I never knew this existed. And it even has a small castle (I love castles). And that house with the nice art exhibition inside, "planted vines" ...Did it have any connection to the old vineyard owner of the 1820s? Nice art inside, interesting, and well spaced so one can appreciate each piece. Was this a recent visit of yours? I love the nature on this island. Lush, full of life, and very diverse with to me unusual plants. Everywhere seems like a perfect place for a pleasant walk. Nice beaches too, and the water must be warm now. I would love to spend a couple of days here. The camera work was very good, fluent, calm, giving time to appreciate the views while panning by. The few photos fit well in, and the slight zooming effect in the photos work fine. I notice there's a difference between zooming out (like stepping back for a broader view) for landscapes and zooming in (like stepping forwards for a closer look) for objects, whatever is more fitting. Even if just zooming slightly it adds to the experience. The background piano music was a real pleasure. Relaxed, sort of quiet yet playful. I think this sort of music would fit many of your videos. The volume here, for this sort of music, was perfect, really (more aggressive music would've required lower volume). I have thought about music for such videos and come to think that single instrument music often seems to work best. Q.: The music, which composer is it? "Cabinet Medical", yes I understand why you like it. 😄 In fact the whole island seems nice and relaxed. It's so good there're (almost) no cars. The local doctor understandably needs a terrain capable car. And so many flowers everywhere, and interesting plants. That "botanical" garden was wonderful. It must feel like a small paradise there. _"What seperates man from beast is sauce."_ True words. I love that sign. Well chosen for the outro. You produced a real gem here. 👍 It's a pity I'm only allowed to give one "like" per video, I'd like to give ten "likes" here.
Thank you! Pourquerolles it’s my favourite place. I visited there for the first time in 2003, when I studied French and went to a summer language school. We were taken on an excursion from Nice. Then I fell in love with this place forever and every time I was in the south of France I came to the island. This year I was able to return. I don’t know who the owner of the vineyards is, some are state owned, perhaps some are private. The state bought only 80% of the island. I think there should be private property, but it’s unlikely that the owners will be happy to the crowds of tourists with cameras on their doorstep. 200 people live on the island (according to official information), perhaps among them there are descendants of the old owners. Residents mainly work in tourism. There are a lot of tourists from April-May to November. It’s not visible in the video, but only from Hyères a ferry arrives every half hour and once a day from Toulon. There are also other ferry options. But when you walk around the island, there are not so many people. Sometimes it may even seem like you are alone here. The place is incredible and I recommend visiting it. Thanks for your comment and rating of the video. I'm trying to improve the quality.
@@LaParisienne971 So you've known and returned to this island for 21 years? That's so cool. Lovely. I understand why you like it. And 200 residents? That's like the village where I grew up. 12 km2 is about the immediate area of my daily life as a boy back then. I think I could feel at home here. If I return to Southern France I definitely will try to visit this island, tourists or not. And I too would be a tourist myself, smile. I hope I get the chance to share this video. This one really deserves many views. cheers.
@@larsrons7937 In 11 years. Last time I was there in 2013 (in 2003 first time). But in general I was there 5 or 7 times. After so many things happened. First, died my father, then war in this south of Ukraine, COVID and war in the whole country…. But this year I decided that I must visit this place! I booked airbnb in Marseille this year and took my train for Hyères at 5.00 to reach the island as early as possible! It I will have chance to earn enough money for the next year travels - there will be other part of the south France. From this year there are still materials from Marseille and also Avignon. And I didn't finish with all I filmed in Malta. Just writing texts from zero takes time
@@LaParisienne971 Yes, I imagine it takes time with all that goes into the production. But I hope you have fun doing it. I certainly enjoy watching it. And it gives me a break from getting updated on the situation with the war and all, and from combatting rus-bots & trolls in the comments. That is like getting teeth pulled out, but must be done. That's my contribution to the fighting. Avignon is a nice city. I stayed in Avignon for a week when hitchhiking in Southern France in 1991. I brought my mother on that hitchhiking trip. We also visited Apt (in Vaucluse, Luberon) and nearby "Chateau de Buoux" where I wnet twice on a French language course in 1984 & 85. We almost bought that chateau in late 1985 (or 1987?). 50 of us from the language course joined together when the municipality sold it. But a few hours before the payment should fall and papers be signed 3 of the group dropped out and we were short of 30,000 Franc (€4,000), just 1.5% of the total price of Fr.2,000,000 (yes, just €268,000 for a real chateau) and we couldn't raise the missing money in that short amount of time. A real pity. Anyway I really love Provence, have visited so many beautiful, cosy, nice, interesting places. But I haven't been to the Mediteranian (in France, that is), and I never knew of this little island. Now it feels like a "must" to visit. Oh, "Gorge du Verdun" in Eastern Provence was an impressive place. It's a river, and lake, flowing through a canyon. It seemed very "prehistoric" to be there. Along a path halfway up the slopes (Northern side) we stumbled upon a tiny cave with stalactites & stalagmites, note of real stone but rather of calcium, of which the hills were full of. This to an extent that, where small streams when raining had been running down the slopes, twigs and branches that had fallen from trees & bushes were so thickly covered in calcium that they looked like openair stalagtites. Really impressive. I brought a few home with me. At some other point there was a crack in the cliff, a sort of side canyon, leading to another narrow canyon behind the cliff. At the bottom was extra warm, and a small almost tropical forest. Gorge du Verdun is worth a visit if in the area. One can also rent kayaks or canoos to paddle in the lake.
@@larsrons7937 Thank you!
Impressive cathedral. Sort of "over decorated", some conquistador cathedrals in S. America. Maybe the preferred style of the era? But indeed impressive. I've never been to Malta, it's one place I would like to visit. Thank you for the tour. And very pleasant piano music you chose for this video. It couldn't have been louder, but it wasn't too loud. And fine that the volume went down while you were talking. The camera work was also fine, each clip moving only in its own one direction (less confusing). Well done. A pleasure to watch.
Thank you for your comment it’s important for me. I still need to learn a lot for better result
@@LaParisienne971 You're welcome. I'm glad it help. It helps me too. If I think about things I would see done differently I think well about it before telling it, and I try it out myself as well on the rare occasions I myself shoot some video footage. So it improves my own shots too, as well as better knowing how to express my reaction or sometimes give advice. 😊 I do mean that your camera work has improved over this... 1½ year? It is more steady, and has a gentle flow over the objects filmed. Sticking to one direction within a clip, and moving or zooming only gently, gives the viewer time to discover what the clip is about, and to appreciate the objects or views. It's like admiring a beautiful landscape and finding small interesting details in it, that's much easier from a boat gently flowing down the stream than it is from a rollercoaster. 😊
Thank you for the tour. It's an impressive collection they have. Your camera is moving more calmly now, and rarely changes direction, both for a better experience. And when steady (photos?), the slight zooming in or out effects work fine. The background music chosen was very pleasant, calm, not disturbing. This tour brings back memories, I visited the museum in 1995. In 1988 I visited the Museum Island but didn't go inside then. Thanks again, greetings from Denmark. 💙💛 PS. 7:29 - The bust in the middle, the man to the left of the woman, he looks like the emperor Lucius Verus. Could that be true?
Thank you for your comment and advices. I am still studying how to make videos I am filming with my phone because I haven’t professional camera. I will try to make better quality next time.
@@LaParisienne971 You are doing fine. Your videos are among those I use to get a break from all the news, geopolitical stuff and other war-related information I spend my time to get updated on, or pass info on to others. Even keyboard warriors need a bit of time off now and then. 😊 How are your studies going IRL? You're still studying, right?
@@larsrons7937 Honestly I am not a student. I am a doctor and lecturing in medical university. Also I am giving languages (I speak 8 languages). TH-cam I started for the economical reason (maybe one day it will bring some additional slalary). And also because of my passion for history. Something like a travel diary (I usually travel for congresses. But in the same time I am trying to visit some historical places). As I am still learning how TH-cam works, I need much time to make videos from all material I filmed. Berlin was in October :)
Now also preparing content for one more channel (I am thinking to make a 2nd one because the contend will be a bit different But still about history). Mysticism and secrets in history
Thanks for your support. It’s very important for me
Hello there Ma’am. Can we use this video of yours for publicity? :)
Hi Only with a link to my channel with a short note where you took the material. Thanks for understanding!
Museo eccezionale!
Masons are evil and sick, blinded by the false light (lucifer), serving the creation(god/Baphomet/Baal/lucifer) rather then the CREATOR(GOD/CHRIST). Be not their friend, neither in the club, but: Revelation 18:4 And I heard another voice from heaven, saying, Come out of her, my people, that ye be not partakers of her sins, and that ye receive not of her plagues. Ephesians 5:11 And have no fellowship with the unfruitful works of darkness, but rather reprove them. Luke 13:5 I tell you, Nay: but, except ye repent, ye shall all likewise perish. Luke 5:32 I came not to call the righteous, but sinners to repentance. John 3:7 Marvel not that I said unto thee, Ye must be born again. Masons shall be in lake of fire, not in heaven. Believe not their lies, for they are BLIND, leading blindly the blind + they are thief and robbers. Matthew 15:14 Let them alone: they be blind leaders of the blind. And if the blind lead the blind, both shall fall into the ditch. John 10:1 Verily, verily, I say unto you, He that entereth not by the door into the sheepfold, but climbeth up some other way, the same is a thief and a robber. Ephesians 6:12 For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places.
Hi from Texas! I just learned i have Polish and Ukrainian dna. So i love watching your videos! ❤
Thank you!
BTW, Taking into account that you have Ukrainian roots,… If you like to learn Ukrainian, I am giving also Ukrainian lessons to people from other countries. In preply website or off this website
Nice footage, I like this place, not at least the aquariums. Beautiful species outdoors as well. Some of those areas much resemble their counterparts in the zoo of Copenhagen. Finally, pleasant background music you chose for this video.
Thank you!
Such a beautiful treatment of a beautiful subject! God bless you.
Thank you!
I would like a *beer* in a cosy local bar when it's raining in Krakow. 😊🍺
Yes Krakow is a very cozy city in all weather!
@@LaParisienne971 Nice to hear. Then I'll make sure to stop by.
Interesting construction, beautifully conserved. Thanks for the tour. When I get the chance to realise my plans of doing a long jouney in Ukraine, it's my thought to pass by Krakow on the way. Then I'll be sure to visit this barbican amongst others. This footage is newly made? Your camera movements have become more calm and steady, more fluent. Good work!
I've first learned about Wawel Dragon (Smok Wawelski) in the short timed fantasy made documentary series Beast Legends. Smok's name is similar to the dragon Smaug from J.R.R Tolkein's story The Hobbit. This is inspirational. Smok might be one of the true fire breathing dragons, decended from Beowulf's Dragon the daughter of the satan Helel's/Heylel's snake form, meaning that Smok was angelic. One of this website's video about Smok is said that he was the last mythical dragon on earth. I belive that dragons are snakes since the word dragon comes from the Greek word drakon, meaning great snake, wich means that Smok might have been a giant snake.
Sorry for the late response, I'm still learning how to run a channel and thank you for your comment. There are legends about dragons in many cultures. In the legends of my hometown - Kyiv (Глкфшту) there is also a dragon (or a creature similar to a dragon). Its called "Zmiy Gorynysh" . It supposedly had three heads and he also spewed fire It did a lot of trouble until the hero - Dobrynya Nikitich defeated the monster
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Nice video LaParisienne - Krakow looks an amazing city.
Thank you! I love Krakow too and I have already many material for new full videos about its historical places. Just need much time to edit all into films
To watch the full video about this video follow the link th-cam.com/video/CvO5bPO-rSA/w-d-xo.html
Nice tour, the full video. Pleasant music too. May I suggest you to, if possible, add link to the full video in the "description" of these shorts? It might make it easier for people to get directed to the full video, epsecially months after uploading.
Thanks! Hear the link for the full video th-cam.com/video/CvO5bPO-rSA/w-d-xo.html. But the problem that according to new youtube rules all links in the comments of shorts will be impossible to open
@@LaParisienne971 Thanks. Ah yes, you're right, I heard about it. TH-cam certainly isn't making it easy for you TH-camrs. No problem.
Very nice tour, beautiful. Great variety of objects in that museum. And very pleasant background music.
Thank you!
Watch the full video about the Cathedral of Valencia in my channel
This looks like a cathedral. Which church is it?
Yes, it’s Cathedral of Valencia (st Mary). It’s a place were is the Holy Grail keeping. I will make a full video about this place. Just need some time
@@LaParisienne971 That sounds nice. The holy grail? Wow. When I was young, one local church had the oldest chalice in Denmark, from 1377 (probably donated by queen Margareth I who founded the Kalmar Union).
May I suggest you put links to the full videos in the "description"? I watched your full video from Castle Hill in Kyiv, it was a pleasant and interesting tour.
Yes I will do this Thanks Just this short I made before the full video
Nice place and good view over the city. Thank you for the tour. I understand this hill has a lot of history. I will add it to my "to see" list when I get the chance to visit Kyiv.
There are many interesting historical places in Kyiv and mysterious stories connected with them. Step by step I will show the most interesting ones. BTW Kyiv city tour us better to start fro, St Sophie cathedral. There are also many mysterious stories about it. I will try to film there and make a video in the close time. In the war time is not always easy But its the 1st place where I take people who ask me to show Kyiv
@@LaParisienne971 I love mysterious stories. : ) I will keep my eye open for your coming uploads, and when I do get the chance to realise my travel plans, I might ask you for recommendations if it is OK with you.
When visiting another city or country, every educated person must visit a museum. Visiting museums is very useful and fascinating. A love for the "eternal" and "beautiful" is awakened in a person, the beginnings of greatness and respect for history are inculcated. It is impossible to turn the excursion into something banal, ordinary and boring. The person should be a comprehensively developed person, cultured, educated, critically and analytically thinking, with knowledge of foreign languages. It is the knowledge of a foreign language that opens wide prospects for a person to realize his/her creative potential, career and financial growth. I would like to recommend the practical training course by Yuriy Ivantsiv "Polyglot Notes. Practical tips for learning foreign language", where you can find lots of useful information how to learn a foreign language quickly. Learn a foreign language and realize your creative potential on an international scale! The international community needs creative ideas! Thanks to the author of the channel for a very fascinating tour!
Beautiful!! thank you!
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Looks like "The Legion of Doom" headquarters...😐
maybe I haven't been there yet. It remains to believe you. :)
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It's a lovely part of Barcelona.
I love this video! When visiting another city or country, every educated person must visit a museum. Visiting museums is very useful and fascinating. A love for the "eternal" and "beautiful" is awakened in a person, the beginnings of greatness and respect for history are inculcated. It is impossible to turn the excursion into something banal, ordinary and boring. The person should be a comprehensively developed person, cultured, educated, critically and analytically thinking, with knowledge of foreign languages. It is the knowledge of a foreign language that opens wide prospects for a person to realize his/her creative potential, career and financial growth. I would like to recommend the practical training course by Yuriy Ivantsiv "Polyglot Notes. Practical tips for learning foreign language", where you can find lots of useful information how to learn a foreign language quickly. Learn a foreign language and realize your creative potential on an international scale! The international community needs creative ideas! Thanks to the author of the channel for a very fascinating tour!
Hi:)
Thank you for this beautiful tour. I have yet to visit Barcelona; when I do, I will visit this museum myself. I love the underground city. It reminds me of the medieval castle ruins under our parlament building in Copenhagen. Underground = feeling of exploring. 18:00 - beautiful tile floors. And 28:26 - very nice mosaique. Even though 1.000 years yourger it looks a bit Roman; maybe they found inspiration. 29:44 - The Barceloneta I, I would like to know more about this ship. I love sailing ships of all eras. Much interested in history I have a special love for Rome which I visited twice, always eager to return to explore more of the city and its history. So I was pleased to see much of your content is from Rome, as well as Kyiv which I am looking forward to explore, as soon as I get the chance to go to Ukraine. My family had very good recommendations, I promised myself to go myself, so now I am hoping to plan a longer trip. Hopefully the war will be over by then, though that won't stop me from visiting your beautiful country, so full of *inspiration,* tradition and culture. I am looking forward to watch more videos from your channel. You have a new subscriber! 💙💛 Slava Ukraini! - Stay safe.
Thank you for your comment! I have some videos from Rome as I spent 5 months of professional stage there. As soon as I activated my TH-cam channel I am trying to film interesting historical places of cities I have chance to visit (for congresses or pleasure) and also the most interesting places of Kyiv. I will do my best to make the quality of videos better
@@LaParisienne971 Hi. I see you seem to have trouble uploading your newest video. Could it be some copyright problems? With the music (it often is) perhaps? Good luck solving the issue.
@@larsrons7937 No it’s a technical problem. I should free some space on my laptop I will deal with this Need few more minutes Thanks!
@@larsrons7937 i am trying to respect the copyright For all videos I ask permission in museums and all music on the background is from the TH-cam studio
Already Done!
The craftsmanship on all the Old Stone buildings around the world is incredible it's mind-blowing on how they conceived on how to do it, the actual process of doing it and the fact that we as a society and in a technical logical age of computers and lasers we still don't comprehend or have the technology or understanding of how to move large Stones like that or even to carve them we might be able to cut them nowadays with lasers
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This is in Barcelona? Exciting. From which era are these ruins?
Yes, It’s museum of history of Barcelona (in the basement) All ruins are of the Roman Empire (1st BC, 4th BC) There are several eras I have full video about this museum First part about upper floors and 2nd part walking tour in this place th-cam.com/video/P5Wke0x_rsY/w-d-xo.html
@@LaParisienne971 Thank you for the recommendation. I finally found time to watch the full video. Thank you for the tour. This museum will definitely be on my "to see" list, if I get the chance to visit Barcelona.
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Cleopatra never existed, all history is all within only 1k year all rest is all made up.
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i am deeply impressed with his playing like a pray. 💙💛
All our life like a pray now It’s playing by his soul!
Wow amazing yummy. (*'▽')
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Purtroppo ci sono errori nelle attribuzioni. Per evitarli sarebbe bastato inquadrare i cartellini. Le riprese dei quadri sono troppo veloci. Comunque mi è piaciuto guardare il video!
Sto ancora facendo esperienza su come girare un video e su come presentarlo al meglio. Per ora sto filmando con iPhone 8. Grazie mille per il tuo commento. Questo mi aiuterà a migliorare la qualità dei nuovi video!
Museo interessantissimo per conoscitori raffinati. Bellissime le nuove acquisizioni. Grande gratitudine alla signora De Feo donatrice del quadro di Reynolds!
Spelling mistakes and her english not very comprehensible
There is no perfection in our life. It's not my native language and it's okay to have mistakes. Even native speakers make mistakes. But thanks for the comment. There is something to strive for!
How many languages do you speak correctly? Come on, we are curious to learn it!
@@LaParisienne971 Это взвешенный ответ, основанный на здравом смысле. Печально, но все больше и больше жителей Запада его теряют... Это идет рука об руку с образованием, несостоятельность которого уже не доказать.
Piękny kościół
Tak, jest bardzo piękny
Amen ✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️
Alchemy and the occult has always been risky. Knowledge of paganism and monotheism causes madness.
Ruhe in Frieden seine Gebete seien mit uns 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Great video, I just made a similar video
Какая умница! You are inspiring me to learn a new language. 😊
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