Vasilisa Kozhina

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Vasilisa Kozhina (1780? 1840?)[1] a hero of the Patriotic War of 1812. Vasilisa came from Russian peasants. She was a wife of Gorshkov, a starosta (an elder) of a village of Sychyovsky Uyezd of Smolensk Governorate. During the French invasion of Russia from Vasilisa Kozhina organized in Sychyovsky Uyezd a partisan detachment of teenagers and women. All of them were armed with scythes, pitchforks, axes, bear spears and so on. During the retreat of Napoleon's troops from Moscow her guerrillas attacked French troops, captured prisoners and handed them to Russian units. For this feat Vasilisa Kozhina was awarded a medal and given a monetary reward. In 1813, the artist Alexander Smirnov has painted her sole portrait. Remembrance A Vasilisa Kozhina street in Sychyovka. A Vasilisa Kozhina street in Moscow, located near Filevsky Park and Bagrationovskaya subway stations. A station Vasilisino of Gagarinsky District of Smolensk Oblast is named in honor of Vasilisa Kozhina. There is a village, named in honor of Vasilisa Kozhina in Tver Oblast. In 1962 there was issued a postage stamp in honor of "a partisan Vasilisa Kozhina". In 2012, to the 200th anniversary of the Patriotic War of 1812, Russian director Dmitry Meskhiev is going to make a four part series about a participant of guerrilla movement - a peasant woman Vasilisa Kozhina.[2][3] References 1. ^ . . . . , 1997 . 2. ^ . 1812 . . 9.12.2010 3. ^ Russia, France to co-produce 'Vasilisa Kozhina'

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Other titles : Directed by : Anton SIVERS ( ) Cast Svetlana KHODCHENKOVA ( Aleksey BARABASH ( ) Aleksandr GOLUBEV ( ) Andrei ILIN ( ) Dmitriy SOLOMYKIN ( ) Cinematography : Ilya ( Production design : Konstantin PAKHOTIN ( Produced by : Yuri SAPRONOV ( ( ) Other persons : Cast : Jrme CUSIN (http://www.jeromecusin.fr/) Production : Russian World Studios, RWS Site : rwstudios.ru/projects/vasilisa-kozhina/

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It is a gripping love story of the Russian Jeanne D'Arc (Vasilisa Kojina) and the French officer Blie. While their romance grows, the surrounding atmosphere turns to the war, blood and murder of 1812. The film contains everything, from battles and death, to hate and vengeance, to passion and love. It demonstrates the drama of two brave nations shows us the various surfacse of a one's emotions and displays love that knows no end. "The filming of this project will mark a new branch not only for RWS, but also for the entire Russian film industry. "Vasilisa Kojina will be the largest cinematographic project ever to be filmed in Russia," comments General Director of RWS, Yuri Sapronov. The release of Vasilisa Kojina is due on the 200th

Plot synopsis Le film s'inspire de l'histoire lgendaire de Vassilissa Kojina qui aurait dcid de venger son mari tu par l'arme napolonienne en 1812. Pour cela, elle aurait organis un dtachement de partisans compos essentiellement de femmes et d'adolescents arms de fourches, de faux et de haches. . , . , , , . , , , . . , . , . . . , . , , , . , . . .

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