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International Knightly Order of Saint Stanislaus

International Knightly Order of Saint Stanislaus

2001, 28 min

National Television Company of Ukraine, 2001. The program "Not Everything is So Bad in Our House" is dedicated to the activities of the chevalieres and ladies-in-waiting who are members of the Knightly Order of St. Stanislaus, the Grand Priory of the Order of St. Stanislaus in Ukraine.

On the video: St. Michael's Golden-Domed Monastery; Andrew's Church; trade on Andrew's Descent; monument to Pronia Prokopivna and Golokhvosty; Soviet symbols; matryoshka dolls; porcelain figurines; icons of Andrew's Church; fragment of the solemn ceremony of consecration as a knight of the Order of St. Stanislav; bell tower of the Ilyinskaya Church; collection of gold from Scythian times; President Leonid Kuchma examines the collection of gold from Scythian times; international autumn ball; exhibition and sale of works by children with disabilities and children from low-income families; among those present are russian journalist Dmitry Kiselyov.

Commentators: Grand Prior of the Order of Saint Stanislaus in Ukraine, Chevalier Pavlo Vyalov (speaks russian); Chief of the General Staff of the Cossack Troops of russia and Abroad, Chevalier Valery Kamshilov (speaks russian); Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Georgia to Ukraine, Chevalier Grigol Katamadze (partially speaks russian); People's Artist of Ukraine, Chevalier Yan Tabachnyk (speaks russian); Chevalier Risto Gushterov (Macedonia); Chevalier Bohdan Gavrylyshyn (Switzerland); Chevalier Ivsihiro Nishikawa (Japan; his speech is being translated into russian); Chevalier Kazudji Dzesi (Japan, his speech is being translated into russian); Chevalier Mikhail Vavryshyn (Canada); Chevalier Richard Voen Rowlands (Austria); cavalry lady Silvia Hildegard Fritz (Austria); Prince VIII Grand Master Count Juliusz Novina-Sokolnitsky.

Reference: The International Order of Saint Stanislaus is an international order, a public non-governmental organization whose purpose is charity, support for the disabled and low-income families.