Презентация на тему Многокультурный Ростов

nationalities who live in Rostov and Rostov region can

make a declaration of love to their native land and the city?
Since the foundation of Rostov all the conflicts between the people of different nationalities have always been settled peacefully. Internationalism has always been an integral part ( part and parcel) of life on the Don. People have done their best to live and bring up their children in peace.

called Russian Chicago. The city was the largest trading

centre in the south of Russia and was developing very quickly. But the main reason to call it Russian Chicago was quite different. Streams of migrants rushed here from different parts of the world. Especially great was the number of the Greeks, the Jews, the Turks, the Italians and naturally the Slavs who came to Rostov. But according to the law of that time the Jews were not allowed to live in Rostov. Ten thousand Jews had to be evicted from Rostov. Only thanks to our forefathers who interceded for the Jews, the emperor allowed them to settle in Rostov.

displayed in 1914-1915 when thousands migrants arrived in the

Don capital from Poland and Turkey.
Much water has flowed under the bridges since that time. But thanks God the character of the Rostovites hasn’t changed nowadays. We are proud of the fact that the representatives of many nationalities live on Don land in peace and friendship. The second place take the Armenians – 2 per cent of them live in Rostov region.

residents in our region are the Russians. Therefore if

we look up into a class register, we’ll find such “Russian” family names as the Grekovs, the Polyakovs, the Kalmykovs, etc., which remind us the origin of their forefathers.

having dinner, you may be treated, to the Ukrainian

borshch (cabbage soup), Russian pancakes, Armenian flavouring or Jewish stuffed pike, which are traditional on the Don.