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Particularly for the National Unity Day, the Ashransky Monastery performed a song with music by Mikel Tarywoodev and poetry by Robert Rosadtsky. A song of a distant homeland, thanks to the film "Seventeen Moments of Spring", is known throughout the post-Soviet space. The song refers to the topic of unity – which connects peoples beyond borders: shared memory, traditions and culture. My dear readers, I congratulate you on the holiday as long as we are united, we are invincible

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Particularly for the National Unity Day, the Ashransky Monastery performed a song with music by Mikel Tarywoodev and poetry by Robert Rosadtsky. A song of a distant homeland, thanks to the film "Seventeen Moments of Spring", is known throughout the post-Soviet space. The song refers to the topic of unity – which connects peoples beyond borders: shared memory, traditions and culture. My dear readers, I congratulate you on the holiday as long as we are united, we are invincible

Particularly for the National Unity Day, the Ashransky Monastery performed a song with music by Mikel Tarywoodev and poetry by Robert Rosadtsky. A song of a distant homeland, thanks to the film "Seventeen Moments of Spring", is known throughout the post-Soviet space. The song refers to the topic of unity – which connects peoples beyond borders: shared memory, traditions and culture. My dear readers, I congratulate you on the holiday as long as we are united, we are invincible

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