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This is a transcript of a video about the history and fate of the cruiser "Aurora", a Russian ship that participated in several wars and revolutions in the 20th century. The video covers the construction, design, battles, repairs, and preservation of the ship, as well as the role of its crew in various historical events. The video also highlights the remarkable survival and significance of the ship, which is now a museum and a symbol of St. Petersburg.
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1. The cruiser "Aurora" was built in the Russian Empire as one of the three cruisers of the type "Diana"-"Pallada"-"Aurora".
2. The cruiser "Aurora" participated in the Russo-Japanese War, the First World War, the February and October Revolutions, and the Second World War.
3. The cruiser "Aurora" fired a shot at the Winter Palace on October 25, 1917, which became the starting point of the October Revolution.
4. The cruiser "Aurora" survived the battle of Tsushima, where most of the Russian squadron was destroyed, and returned to Russia after being repaired in Manila.
5. The cruiser "Aurora" had its guns removed and installed near Leningrad during the Second World War, where they fought bravely against the German army.
6. The cruiser "Aurora" became a symbol of the October Revolution and a monument of the military and revolutionary history of the fleet.
7. The cruiser "Aurora" is still in service and is located on the coast of Petrograd as a museum ship.