Greetings from the "Argumenty i Fakty" weekly newspaper
Greetings from the "Argumenty i Fakty" weekly newspaper
Greetings from the "Argumenty i Fakty" weekly newspaper
Greetings by Vladimir Titov, Director General of Ekaterinburg World Trade Center and Atrium Palace Hotel"...It is very pleasant to know, that we still have enthusiasts, who are doing their best to keep the interest of our history amongst the younger generation and not letting us forget that we are a Great country."
On May 21st, 2007 there will be a celebration of the 70th anniversary of the historical event: Conquest of the North pole by the four explorers, under the command of the famous polar explorer, a truly legendary man, Ivan Dmitrievich Papanin.
It is a very good idea to create the museum marking the 70th anniversary of heroic events in Russian history: Papanin’s expedition and polar flights of Chkalov and Gromov to the USA. It is highly important that the museum is mobile and many people will be able to see it.
Thank you for doing me the honour of your participation in this project, dedicated to the International Polar year and the 70th anniversary of the Ivan Papanin Expedition. Being a polar traveller myself, I value the history of the North exploration by our predecessors.
Greetings by Dmitry Shparo, Director of "Adventure" club"...I greet the new project “Mobile polar museum” with all my heart. I wish new triumphs and achievements to all the organizers and visitors."
We all have to learn irrepressible flights of fancy, spirit of enterprise, constant determination for making business out of the ordinary and making it recognizable amongst similar kinds of businesses in the world.
The Roman Karmen Regional Public Fund was established in June 2004. The founders of the Fund were sons of Roman Lazarevich, Roman and Alexander, his friends; colleagues Genrih Borovik, Alexander Surikov; his pupils, Tengiz Semyonov, Viktor Lisakovich, and all those who knew him and remembered him as a wonderful friend.
Greetings by D.E. Zhalnin, Director of Murmansk Local history Museum "...This exhibition project, which is dedicated to the heroic Papanin legacy, is not only paying tribute to the deeds of our fathers and grandfathers, but proof of Russia’s commitment to the Arctic."
The magnetic North Pole, the national pride of Canadians, does not belong to them anymore. Unfortunately for the country a discovery was made by Larry Newit a scientist from the Geomagnetic Laboratory in Ottawa on May 2005. Larry Newit being a member of the expedition to the North Seas conducted several measurements, and ascertained that the pole left the 200-mile zone that belongs to Canada and is now moving towards Russia.