Росси́я - Герма́ния. Germany-Russia 2012/13

Герма́ния - Росси́я. Germany - Russia 2012/13 The exhibition opens cross year of Russia-Germany 2012/13 and is held under the patronage of the President of the Russian Federation V. Putin and President of the Federal Republic of Germany, Joachim Gauck. Joint cultural and historical project gathered in a single exhibition space of more than seven hundred sites provided 75 participants from the Russian and German sides, museums and archives in Austria, Switzerland and Latvia. After exposure, the State Historical Museum exhibition will be held at the New Museum in Berlin (from 6 Oct 2012 to 13 Jan 2013). The chronological framework of the exhibition project - X-XX centuries, from the Middle Ages to the era of achievement and turmoil of recent times - cover the thousand-year period of the history of our people, to include many of the same record pages. Presents exhibits relating to different aspects of historical life of nations and peoples of the two countries, diplomacy, literature, economics, science, architecture, literature, commerce, film, etc. The relevant sections of the exhibition reflects not only historical landmark events, but also human destiny, and individual events. The exhibition is unique and the fact that more than half of the exhibits are displayed for the first time. Among the monuments of great historical and literary value, are: the oldest manuscripts - Izbornik Prince Sviatoslav (1073) and Psalms Egbert (ok.980), which represent the first portraits of the Russian-German families. Exhibited items from the Amber Room, presented by the Prussian King Friedrich Wilhelm I to Peter I; wooden relief panels XIV. with images of Russian fur hunters of the Church of St.. Nicholas in Stralsund, one of the Hanseatic cities at the Baltic coast, the portrait of Baron Sigismund Herberstein diplomat, author of the famous "Notes on Muscovy", which became a bestseller among the readers of Western Europe in the XVI-XVII centuries. Award saber General M. Platov and G. Blucher , note-book FM Dostoevsky and draft notes of the novel "The Possessed", created in Germany, autographs IV Goethe, Schiller, F. Tyutchev, A. White, canvases A. Ivanov, O. Kiprensky, F. Overbeck, K. Friedrich, models and photographs of buildings and churches built by German architects in Russia, the relics associated with MV Lomonosov, G. Miller, J. Berkhanom, H. Geisler, P. Pallas, NV Timofeev-Resovskii, etc. The landmark interstate agreements of modern and contemporary, including Rapallo Treaty (1922), according to which the two countries recognized each other as equal partners, the Treaty of Non-Aggression between Germany and the Soviet Union (1939).