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A new book of local historian from Liven Gennady Ryzhkin was published

In the Orel region published a new book of local historian from Liven Gennady Ryzhkin

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A new book of local historian from Liven Gennady Ryzhkin was published

In the Orel region, a new book of local historian from Liven Gennady Ryzhkin was published. The new work of the writer is called “Walks on Livna” (6+). It tells about 11 interesting and historical places of the city and the Livensky district.

According to the publication “Livna”. The county city", the author writes, among other things, about merchant houses, local settlements, the Sergiev Cathedral and temples, churches built in our time.

“MK in Orel” reminds that Gennady Ryzhkin is the author of about 80 books and brochures about the history of Liven and the Livne region. From his pen came 30 collections of poetry.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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