Harinama Sankirttan on Nevsky Prospekt, St. Petersburg, Part 1+2 (Mar 27, 2005) | #175

📅 Recording Date: March 27, 2005 (based on camera timecode) 📍 Location: Nevsky Prospekt, St. Petersburg, Russia 🎙️ Language: Russian (Translation) 📼 Source: VHS Tape #175 🎬 Content: Harinama Sankirttan, Part 1+2 (Combined) This archival recording captures Harinama Sankirttan (congregational chanting of the Holy Names) on Nevsky Prospekt in St. Petersburg on March 27, 2005. Nevsky Prospekt, the main avenue of St. Petersburg and one of the most famous streets in Russia, became a sacred space where devotees brought the mercy of Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu through public chanting. This recording documents the boldness and dedication of Russian devotees who performed Nagar Sankirttan on this prominent thoroughfare, sharing Krishna consciousness with the people of this historic city. The Russian translation makes this documentation of public preaching accessible to Russian-speaking devotees, preserving the memory of how the Holy Name was spread throughout Russia. TECHNICAL DETAILS: Original Format: VHS Archive Reference: 175 Recording Quality: Historical archive standard (Restored Audio) Duration: 01:01:11 Digitization Date: January 8, 2026 ABOUT THIS RECORDING: Part of our ongoing digitization project to preserve historical documentation of Sri Chaitanya Saraswat Math's preaching activities. The recording date of March 27, 2005 is confirmed by camera timecode. This restored version combines Parts 1 and 2 for continuous viewing. 🔗 Unrestored version Part 1 available here: • Harinama Sankirttan on Nevsky Prospekt, St... 🔗 Unrestored version Part 2 available here: [Insert link] CONTENT WARNING: This version has undergone audio restoration to improve clarity and listening experience. Video quality reflects the limitations of the original recording equipment and tape age. Further enhanced versions will be uploaded as our restoration work progresses. 🙏 Preservation Note: We are grateful to have recovered this recording from our archive collection. Some tapes from this period remain temporarily inaccessible due to storage media degradation. For the service of preserving these eternal teachings.