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Tour of the Zimmerli Museum at Rutgers University It was an incredibly exciting trip - we found ourselves in the museum of one of the oldest universities in America, Rutgers in New Jersey, where students study art. Marina Lagunova.
I turned to different people, but only Lilia really helped.
I reached out to a variety of people, but only Lilia truly helped. She didn't promise the impossible; she simply said, "Give me some time." And indeed, within a few days, my husband started texting me, then came home. It's a true miracle! Thank you, Lilia, for your kindness and strength! Here are her contacts: +380638055486 (her WhatsApp, Viber) +19297133433 (USA)
The magician Zakhar got my husband back from his mistress.
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Esther in Rembrandt's paintings Recently, there was a fantastic tour led by Kharkiv resident, historian, art critic, and candidate of historical sciences Victoria Kurchenko. The exhibition "The Book of Esther in Rembrandt's Paintings" is taking place at The Jewish Museum, on 5th Avenue and 92nd Street in Manhattan. Marina Lagunova
