View of the Astypalea castle, Greece.

Ruins of the medieval Byzantine and later Bulgarian town of Misionis.

Large neo-Russian building of the Astrkhan City Duma, rivaling in size even its Moscow counterpart, executed in the same style.

Just like this counterpart, nowadays the building serves as a museum.

Gothic portal belonging to the Venetian tradition of Saint Anne chapel near the cave of Saint Photini, Greece.

Roman ruins of Central Russia - Theotokos of Kazan church in Staroye Dankovo.

The lost beauty of the XIX century Romanian Husi.

Altar in a tower of the Tiberias city walls, which are now incorporated into a monastery, Israel.

Old primary school building in Irig, Serbia.

Brothers and sisters! Rarely on this channel do I talk about any aspect of Russian politics, but today I have to ask for your help.

For a long time now, the neo-Soviet lobby has been actively fighting the revival of Russia - where directly, where by supporting the infidels. Their favourite strategy is to raise a provocative issue as a "democratic" social media voting, quickly spin it up, close the poll and put their plans into action.

Now I ask you for help, because in the long-suffering Third Rome, Moscow, in the subway they want to recreate in this way a bas-relief with the red executioner Stalin - destroyed by the reds themselves after his death. Please vote in this poll against it! (This is the second position, the Cyrillic inscription ПРОТИВ.) Help protect the Christian city from the idol of the persecutor!

And yet even among modern Christians there are worthy saintly forefathers - for example, in 1965, Saint Gabriel Urgebadze of Georgia burned a huge portrait of another godless man and servant of the enemy - Lenin, for which he was almost beaten to death by the communists.

The beautiful pre-revolutionary District court building in Nizhny Novgorod, Russia.