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| Hunter's hut. Komi-Zyryans. Late 19th century. Room 1 |
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| Belorussian house |
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 Exhibition "Belarussians"
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The introductory section represents the map showing distribution of the Byelorussians at the beginning of the 20th century, and a gallery of historical photographs which present Byelorussian peasants of different age and social positions.
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Exhibitions "Russians"
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In five rooms of the Museum is located the exhibition dedicated to the Russians, the largest Eastern-Slavic people inhabiting the main territory of the former Russian Empire
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Exhibition “Peoples of the Volga and the Urals region”
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The exhibition staged in two rooms presents traditional culture of eight peoples of the region. On display in the first room are Finno-Ugric peoples: the Komi-Zyryans and Permyaks, the Udmurts, the Mordvinians, and the Mari while in the second room Turkic-language people - the Chuvashes, the Bashkirs and the Tartars - are shown.
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Exhibition "Ukrainians"
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The exhibition dedicated to the Ukrainians, the second in number Eastern Slavs, represents traditional culture not only of this people as a whole, but also the local features of several ethno-territorial groups of the Ukraine.
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