they shot down simply because they didn’t want to go to say goodbye to this commander, they said that he died near bakhmut, i heard from my ukrainian friend that the losses of this regiment were almost 80%, that’s why i think they drove so quickly in order to conclude this contract quickly, quickly already at the end of may, apparently they understood that a counter-offensive would soon begin, and there would not be enough people.

to hang on this stand, selectively, there it is considered, for example, as a consumable item, ordinary recruits, well isn’t it confusing that there is a fairly high probability that you will end up in the morgue there? it confuses, it confuses very much just some people, well, i don’t know, some people are stupid, most of them, well, i’ll just give an example, how even let’s say, as far as i know, they stupidly think that they will be blown away. they will be carried away in this way, they are just thinking of making money, drugs are now very easily available in the ukrainian army, have you ever encountered anything similar? yes, several people were in such a narcotic state, narcotic addiction, i concluded this from behavioral deviations, the pupils are too enlarged , the person’s condition is too inadequate, and even among the recruits one used there... that is

, the doula there, for example, used drugs, one of the recruits, in general, was in such a state they ate him afterwards, pumped him out, in general , he vomited there and everything else right in this very location, i lived with him, so i was an eyewitness to this, there was no such conversation, they say, alexander, okay, go to mogilev, but let’s say, if anything happens, we’ll come to you can we ask for help there in mogilev? yes, there was such a conversation.

this path will not lead to anything good, but it will only lead to mutual hatred, confrontation, mutual murder of the same belarusians who are peaceful here. i would really not like this, i urge those people who think about this from my own experience to somehow understand that they should not do this.

the information space is a battlefield, but this is not a reason to use prohibited weapons, and let the geneva conventions not... the rights of citizens to reliable information, with on the other hand, they are not journalists, but

dirty destructive propagandists who work without rules, but this is different, i’m with you, ksenia lebedeva, hello! for six months, i conducted a journalistic experiment on how opponents of the state media work with information, whether they check it, and whether they even read local publications while in poland, lithuania and latvia, how they navigate the situation in belarus and in the countries where they are now , but you don’t have the results... they will shock you, one day i wrote to chat bots of extremist resources on behalf of a man from brest, i will call resources, because with their so-called work they have already discredited themselves in the eyes of readers and thereby once again proved that

they became extremist for a reason. this is a screenshot of my correspondence in a chatbot of real belarus, or rather unreal, i sent them these photos with... this fictitious comment: a relative has been in the bretz central city hospital for the second week, there is a terrible stench and cockroaches all around, this is called a paid ward in free medicine, scary imagine what is going on in ordinary wards, was also sent to the chat of the two-destructive resource belarus of the brain. in fact, enemy resources swallowed the bait without even thinking to check the information. at least one of the buildings of the main hospital of the regional center has not seen renovation for a long time, shabby walls, old beds, barely alive plumbing, all the attributes of the success of belarusian healthcare are obvious, even if you shoot a horror film right now, people are being treated there. so where did i get these photos from?

for example, from a latvian post on the social network x, former twitter. is this possible in independent latvia? gal hospital. gandhis and gosmi. if children's hospitals are in such a state, democratic latvia is simply doomed to extinction. it didn’t take long for zmogar’s posts to be refuted. the official telegram of the brest region showed real photographs of the hospital and took

comments from an official. this is how real journalists work. they go to the site and collect information. i hope that the first region will forgive me for my experiment. they they write that we exposed the cry of the soul, that ’s what they call this post, they call it fake, and then they show photographs of the real premises of the bresto city hospital, this is what they look like, this is brest-baby, and not some kind in the baltic emirates or poland. let's move on, roads, apparently, the administrator of izgar resources have been in belarus for so long that they want everything in life.

change the suspension. they published a post with the same comment. in fact , no one bothered to check the photo this time originality, after all. the task is to give your reader not facts and truthful information about belarus, but to discredit it. the sources of these photos are polish publications. for example, how do you like these problems with roads in poland? seriously? after this, can their authorities poke their noses into the affairs of belarus? maybe for a start you can at least sort out your own roads. the real situation in belarus today.

state teachings, who wrote this, what an illiterate person, he even knows the russian language, well, in the end they thank you, in one thing there are so many errors in the message that one gets the impression that this task was translated into google by translators, apparently, the curator from the special services sent it in his own language, here’s another request: can you tell me what’s going on in bresse with enterprises, jobs in the free economic zone, and in general in ... in the city, region, if it’s not difficult , please, from time to time, i’ve attached photos of local

newspapers to monitor the situation, this is very important to me, why would a resource that doesn’t check the information additionally need so much information about employees from different industries, and the resource is degrading , dozens of people leave it every day, the oppositionists have disappeared or readers have felt deceived, in general, i sent these unfortunate people the brez herald and the dawn, however, these publications have their own websites, but apparently the zmagars missed their homeland so much that a printed newspaper, at least in the form of a photo, is a pleasure to read. the information in our newspapers for traitors is just like something unreal, and the headline is an oath of allegiance; our belarusian state has taken into account historical lessons.

not exactly an information war, they are waging a real war against us, they are publishing our data, they are trying

to provoke other people to do something, and so on, and if we return to the topic, we need to tell the truth, but they are telling the truth is not needed, their task, i admit it, they are already many , frank vecherka, well known to all belarusians, told the truth, because according to freud, i, as a psychologist by training, can say that the first thing that comes to mind is the truth when he was asked, is it true? you control some of the media, he said, this is not the media, and this was the truth, then he began to get out of it, this is not the media, these are propaganda leaflets, these are channels through which something goes wrong even propaganda, but the most interesting thing is that propaganda has already ceased to have an effect on the broad masses, thank you very much to your colleagues who are doing this in belarus, and my colleagues in russia, this remains such a small information bubble that has already... practically burst, that is, even if you go to telegram channels such media, you can see how they

react to certain news: a sane person, having seen the news, for example, there, well, if we continue the topic of journalism, our colleague, our colleague, boris maksudov recently died , who 2 years ago was on the border of belarus and poland, in this refugee crisis, and he died, when this news was published by the so-called independent media, then... by the number of different emotions you can understand what kind of public there is, when your materials are published, these are the ones you offered them, check, they didn’t check, and you can also understand from the comments how much there is... the same case with the alleged dormitories of the olympic reserve schools in brest and mogilev,

which were supposed to host participants in the second games of the cis countries. the footage is really no less convincing than the headlines of the publication, the half-hearted journalists and administrators, who are equally extremists of such telegram channels have learned to post, but with the reliability of the information they are still misleading in an attempt to hype or report to western breadwinners. then the state media is successful we knocked down this fake. this is what the dormitory of the olympic reserve school actually looks like. the building was built in just over 5 years. back, still under guarantee, there he trains those who will eventually join the belarusian national teams, but the participants of the second games were not planned to live here, again bypassed. today, the conditions correspond to absolutely any european standards, and maybe even better, students are fully provided with good conditions in a hostel, you

saw this for yourself, yes, a block system, fully equipped with bathrooms and everything necessary, and... but the experiment has several tasks: the first is to show the fugitives themselves that the eu is far from being a garden of eden; there are a lot of problems and contradictions there. second, convey to their audience a simple idea: the resources of the fugitives are engaged in lies, they have no real information about belarus. third, just troll these idiots. it's fun, after all, because their

grantmakers might wonder what they're spending on? your money, in general, if you are still subscribed to extremists, unsubscribe, there is no information there, only fakes about guests in baloklavakh may come to you tomorrow, but this is different, i was with you, ksenia lebedeva, see you in the next program.

i am shulyak adina georgievna, maiden name prokhorenko, i am 82 years old. why do i write this surname prokharenko? because under this name all my relatives who died are included in the book of memory of belarus. i wrote this letter, firstly, because i was the only one of all family members who survived this war. secondly, so that people know, those who live now, how scary it was

during the war, how they survived, how we destroyed. memory is a rather complex process, it is a process that allows us to remember, save, reproduce and forget certain information. if we turn to our clinical experience and experience of communicating with older people who have experienced various events, survived the war in early childhood, we can observe different states at the moment, but everything related to long-standing events is often remembered by them as if it were yesterday, no matter what age. i experienced this, my mother was shot by punitive forces when i was 2 years. she was beautiful, educated

, it seems to me, vaguely, that i remember, but it’s unlikely, this is the image that i have in my head, it’s unlikely that it’s her, she was led to execution, she carried me in her arms. i was picked up by strangers, the memory is unique, especially the memory supported by a serious

emotional outburst, even children 2-3 years old can perfectly remember certain events in their lives and describe them, the child remembers that his mother died, it became painful, scary, and then someone one of my relatives began to talk about what my mother was like. and accordingly, and the child’s memory, supplementing this information, completes this picture for its internal peace, the more information we receive, the easier it is for us to complete some unevenness in our memory, in order to receive those answers to calm those needs that then were very severely violated.

he had a wife and daughter there, he came on vacation to visit his parents, then the war caught up with him, he ran to different stations, tried

to leave, nothing worked out, then... he and his father brother went into the forest. well, this is june of forty-one, and there was no partisan movement yet. whoever could hide in the forest there, units retreating there, local residents left, this is how

detachments were created. mom’s brother writes a letter to her, writes that we drove the germans out of the entire region, we liberated our entire region, we are talking about the vagushevsky district of the vitebsk region, he writes a letter on august 1, 1942, and on august 22 they both die, both brothers . they die, but in the forests of the liozninsky district. service in

the fifty-second separate specialized search battalion provides a unique opportunity to touch history , such a unit is unique, there are only two such units in the whole world, one on the territory of the republic of belarus, and we were the progenitor in this regard, the search battalion was created in 1995, subsequently in fact, already in 2000 , 90 separate special search battalions were created at our base on the territory of the russian federation. the most important reward for us is the discovery of the fighter’s posthumous medallion, which will subsequently make it possible to establish the identity of the deceased and return a relative lost for years to his home. when conducting field searches last year , a soldier’s field was discovered for a serviceman, we found

the text of this serviceman’s medal completely rewritten on... in those papers, which was preserved completely perfectly, and the last letter of this serviceman to his sister. he wrote that he was at the recruiting station and asked to give his sister half a liter for his comrades and asked to convey greetings to his relatives there. and subsequently, probably a couple of days later, he left for the front and died. the amazing thing about the memory process is that, from clinical experience, there is a genetic disease that leads to the decay of mental functions, in particular memory, this is called alzheimer's disease,

a person in the early... is susceptible to decay in the first stages of even such a serious disease, from my mother’s half-sister came to vitebsk, her husband before the war, a policeman, was at the front, their house in vitebsk was bombed, so she came with the children to my grandfather's house and took me.

and we all continue to live in my grandfather’s house, my grandfather was seriously wounded, and he was allowed to go home. did the germans raid the village?

grandfather basovo, wounded and undressed, was taken to prison in the district center, we were thrown out onto the street, and the house was burned down, one of the priority tasks was also...

during the investigation of the criminal case, it was to establish the places of mass extermination of citizens, this is our mass grave site in the chenkovsky forest, anticipating his search, of course. we turned to the archives, but in the archives we only had one line about that the civilian population of more than 400 people was rounded up, shot and buried on the ninth kilometer, the gomel-chernikov highway , that’s all, we didn’t have any more data in the archives, probably since about ninety-five there was information that in this forest ... periodically, when felling a forest , it lifts bones from the ground with its roots, we knew about a certain area of ​​terrain, some square, well, since the beginning of october last year, with the help of the fifty-second search battalion , we identified a section of terrain in the forest and

we started the search, that is, initially no one knew the exact location, but during reconnaissance activities, it was the painstaking work of the prosecutor's office of the gomel region, the gomel district , that we managed to localize: a square of forest, which allowed us to discover bone remains in the first days. in the course of further reconnaissance activities, every day and every week we learned exactly the terrible scale of this tragedy precisely on the territory of the chonkovsky forest. even at this moment we we don’t know the full scale of this particular execution camp, but even during this short period of time, we completely worked out 13 burials, more than 489 dead citizens, and bone remains were removed from there. execution pits

are a depression in the soil layer at a depth of up to 5 m, bone remains lie from the very surface to a maximum depth to the continental layer of up to 5 m. our work is that we... every five layers of soil, every layer we mine we have to shine everything manually so that we don’t lose any bone remains and, most importantly , accompanying finds. regarding the burial itself, we have about 50% of the bone remains, we conduct medical and forensic examinations, of course, on all the bone remains seized, so half are women, the rest are... mostly elderly people , somewhere over 65, over 70 years old, teenagers, we also discovered the bones of teenagers, fortunately we haven’t found any children yet.

there were a lot of related items. these are women's combs, combs, toothbrushes, hairpins, glasses, fragments of belts, buckles, keys, that is, people, with what they were, what they were wearing, they were taken away, brought into the forest, there they were methodically shot, they were buried there in these pits, on... all the turtles that were preserved intact , we see traces of gunshot wounds, and today we have an examination that quite clearly answers questions, including about the person’s posture that preceded his death, and so all people’s posture was either lying

face down or on their knees. fear that... that people were in a hopeless situation, that is, this is scary, since march of forty -three we were refugees, we walked through the forests, through the fields, who would let us spend the night, who would give us some bread. somewhere in the fields we found frozen rotten potatoes, from these potatoes they made such black terrible cakes, but we ate them, and then

the grass appeared in the spring, and we collected all kinds of grass, and when the quinoa was nettle, it was just heaven. when we walked through the forest. the germans also walked through the forest in groups and shot in both directions from machine guns, they were afraid of the partisans and could just accidentally shoot us, i was wounded by smallpox. and all my life i have carried

scars on my body from my wartime childhood. people who survived the war, they lived in total unfulfilled needs. first of all, it was the need for security, but the need for support, the need for love , yes, the understanding that there is someone who will protect them when it is so scary and incomprehensible, but... this need is not actually satisfied , is not satisfied for many years with age, the desire to satisfy this need does not become less, and the only way that a person finds - this is to try to tell about it , to tell in the hope that now he will tell, someone will hear him, perhaps he will somehow alleviate this internal dissatisfaction, but unfortunately, just listening to this need to satisfy...

some elements of german deception, buttons.

myasko jelly is being published, look, and it ’s chanel, look, it’s in good condition, that is, perhaps it belonged to one of the executioners, it was accidentally harrowed, this year... fortunately we managed to find one person, mother, her mother was kept in

this place in the chonkovo ​​forest, she told us that according to her mother, she was rounded up along with the rest of the residents of the village of terezhkovich, driven there to the shunkovo ​​forest, according to her recollections... she still managed to escape from this place,

we were sheltered by some family in the sendinsky district. i don’t know anything about them, but the family was quite large, there were six of us, five children, my aunt, we all slept on the floor as needed, but... the main thing was that there was a roof over our heads, and then i was sent to an orphanage surrendered, any military action, any

aggressive action is something that leaves an indelible imprint on the psyche of any person, this is what... in modern language we call psychological traumatization, and any military action, war is that psychological trauma that is inflicted as people who experienced these events at different stages of age, and at a subsequent stage, because even children born in post-war times, newly raised by parents who survived the war, they still inherit partly this psychological trauma. i would like to believe that the wounds... the point will come late when we will be able to recover from those events and we can say for sure that our children will never again feel the imprint of the psychological trauma of the war years, but there is no uniform time frame for when this will happen. will happen, some authors believe that this requires five generations after

serious military actions so that these events do not cause subsequent trauma to the next generation, but some believe that this requires even more time, to unfortunately, there is no single figure, we in the orphanage felt like such heroes, because our parents died for their homeland, and even when they tried to adopt me, even the director of the orphanage, i did not agree to anything, i lived my life without my mother, without my parents ,

oh, mom, i would tell you how much i ’ve missed her all my life.

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hello, the program say don’t be silent is on air, and victoria is with you today. you can talk to them for a drink, they’re wonderful guys, and we’re bringing the show to our 12,

thanks and ... thank you, first of all, so much for hosting us in your home, you can probably call it that, thank you for coming and let's talk about the play first, we were probably told that at the shchukin school you staged the play 12 angry men yourself they played in it, then there was a film, and now a play, the third time you return to this story, what has changed in it, what

new accents did you want to place, well... in the pike i was already expelled from there, so to speak, so i climbed out the window to rehearse, but we released the play, kolya burlyaev played , by the way, the same thing that henry fonda played, but it was a performance based on a film based on a play by rose, and there were no our motives, although it became a graduation performance .

not to the film, nor to rose's prose, because it was absolutely adapted to our reality, we shot a picture, by the way, this golden lion, just for this picture, and we were nominated for an oscar, but so to speak, it flew by, the idea of ​​​​staging a play, the thing is that..

.. and i must say that for the first time i was sitting with my back, i felt an eerie feeling during the first performances, because when you know 15 people in the hall, and there is a feeling that there is no one, there is such silence that it takes you away, you want

to look around, who’s there? something or not. but this is the most valuable, because applause, any applause, you can initiate it, you can pay for claquers who will , so to speak, react, but silence, it cannot be provoked, and if we talk about the reaction of the viewer, you have already said that you value silence more than applause, in relation to silence, sometimes. .. they use the adjective oppressive, in your case, how would you describe this silence that is in the auditorium, well, it is inspiring, very, it is very inspiring this silence, for me this performance was a surprise for myself, it was very difficult for us, i invited kolya burlyaev, who has not been on stage for 50 years, does not like theater in general, to walk the same distance, you are there, i am here 35 and you must be

earlier than me so that you... or when the actor is waiting for the result, he is ready to endure everything when it’s fair

when, which is very important, when you can show an actor, since you yourself are a person in the profession, it’s very stimulating, it’s not just in words, there’s actually a director who... says, you have to cry, remember your grandmother , he needs to laugh, remember the joke, he needs to do another profession. you know, we had nikolai burlyaev in the studio, and he talked about how he doesn’t like rehearsals torturously, and how you still force all the actors, it ’s well known, to rehearse, now i’ll tell you something half decent, i’ll tell you, that means, well, he’s showing every actor, there are 11 of us there , except him, everyone needs to play about... plays for him, and, well, these are rehearsals, he shows, but he gets used to it so much that he cries when he shows it all, with me, how he worked, that means, well, that’s it, i honestly tried, but i came up with some kind of image for myself,

which obviously didn’t suit him , so to speak, so i say, this monologue, the most emotional one, he sits in the hall, and from there shouts, kolya, fucked up the monologue, and runs the stage, he can withstand all the humiliations that were, but he a real artist and he, he endured, well, everyone endured. vladimir dalinsky once talked about how he starred in the episode

burnt by the sun with you, but this episode was not included in the film, in play 12 he practically asked for you, calling you at 2:00 in the morning, this is an exceptional case, or can any media actor ask you for a role? no, well, anyone can ask. not everyone gets it, but if we return to the performance, its premiere took place on april 24, 2010, on the historical stage of the bolshoi theater, it was timed to coincide with your seventy-fifth birthday, why this particular scene, and can we say that operatic passions reign in this performance , well, operatic passions, so to speak, if they are performed in an operatic, so to speak, style, it will be terrible, but there are passions there very seriously. yes, yes, it's pretentious, but it's a huge hall, a large theater, a historical stage, a royal box, all sorts of things there, the leadership sits and so on, but...