year in minsk, in the building of the district officers' house, the military prosecutor's office of the republic continued to interview witnesses on the facts of genocide of the civilian population of the bssr. valentina antonovna, another witness, a prisoner of the koldycheva camp, entered the investigator’s room from vekov. it was organized by the nazis at the beginning of the war, not far from the city of baranovichi. after the prosecutor's office explained her rights, she began recording her testimony. the first lines were difficult; the memories of what i had to endure were too heavy. excitement did not allow concentrate, having calmed down a little, she...

died. large groups of people kicked out the month of masavag rastrela, the city of mikhanaushchyna, and the forest, where the kalya arabashchyny. daishla charga and janchyn of our camera. we all made a wish for a razdzetsa, and tied our hands with darts. the hell of a wife wanted to throw off the lower bleach. the slaughterer uses a bayonet to steam the cough. the woman put down her pen; she no longer had the strength to remember what she had experienced. evidence from vekova was preserved in the materials of the investigative files of the trial in minsk. there are people at the lager.

yes, yes, yes, i will become so, i didn’t grudge the life of the potassium, i was afraid of the life and the worst people. however, such facts began to be recorded during the occupation. on november 3, 1944, the next issue of the krasnaya zvezda newspaper was published in the soviet union with a million copies. it published an article by ilya orenburg, the judges say. and it began with the unexpected and incomprehensible to many europeans call of the englishwoman lady gip. in that

same civilized europe, to reconcile with the germans and leave the punishment of nazi criminals to god. the answer from the ussr followed immediately. the newspaper published the testimony of those who were the first to enter the burned belarusian cities after liberation and saw with their own eyes the consequences of the crime. nazis. and the memories of ilya ehrenburg himself. there is a terrible place near minsk, the big trostenets. there, the germans, wanting to hide traces of crimes, burned corpses, dug out those buried and burned them. i saw half-charred bodies, a girl's head, a woman's body. hundreds, hundreds of corpses.

for belarus, the trostenets death camp has become a terrible symbol of incomparable cruelty. it absorbed the pain and suffering of prisoners of all concentration camps and ghettos created on the territory of the republic. including 546 tortured.

the village of maly trostenets, the camp itself, next to the shashkovka tract, the site of mass burning. people, they all made up the trostenets death camp, where the process of mass extermination of people did not stop for a single day, depriving them of the right to life, leaving no chance to escape from this hell. early in the morning in early june 1944, prisoners of the maly trestenets camp were awakened by shots. in

in one of the barracks people began to listen, judging by the sounds coming from them, not everyone was shot at once. most likely one at a time: machine gun fire, screams, groans, which means mass executions have begun, and soon their turn will come. georgy begun, head of the arthur reconnaissance group of the kalinin partisan brigade, minsk region, quickly found his bearings. people decided not to go to execution obediently, but to pay more. give their lives to the fascists. the gates of barak opened. a fight began between the exhausted, exhausted prisoners and the armed

security machine gun fire. people fell dead. entering his final battle. no one managed to survive except one. georgy zakharovich begun was able to hide in the oven during the massacre. when everything calmed down, he took it apart and got out. the escape was unprecedented in history. trostyanets death camp. after the liberation of minsk, on 602 pages he described all the horrors that the nazis committed there. since the end of forty-three

, the fascists have covered up the traces of their crimes. a special sd team, using prisoners from the minsk prison, dug up and burned the corpses.

"apushkas, here not far away, and the germans killed and burned them, and the father from last night, collecting the scythes and everything, in one hiding place, kufar, and at night they were buried, five men in one hell of a magician, we fell to machine guns three times, so here

. people forget this, understand, forgive, we remember all our executioners. killers from the ss security detachments and sa assault detachments. security police and sd security service, secret field police, gendarmerie, armed forces of the wehrmacht, monsters from the special ss battalion, dirlewanger , which was destroyed.

the belarusian self-defense corps, the belarusian regional defense, the union of belarusian youth, all those who committed outrages in...

belarus remembers all the inhabitants of the burned belarusian villages, today more than 1000 of them are known, it remembers all those who were tortured. we remember those who became prisoners of the ghetto, suffering martyrdom, who did not return from german slavery, we remember all the belarusian children who were tortured and burned alive. decades later, belarus has still not been able to heal

its wounds. and today more and more graves of genocide victims are being opened. everything appears new evidence of that terrible tragedy whose name is nazism. we see that in neighboring countries, unfortunately, nazism is trying to raise its head, we cannot and should not allow this, for the sake of the memory of people who survived the horrors of genocide on belarusian soil.

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we need balance to have beautiful hair. to become one of the people in a foreign country, you don’t have to be born there, what a nice city, kay, yes, the name is so cool, parisov, read, i think you’re right and perhaps there is that one... it’s enough to behave at a party like the host of the show like at home, in kayla, look, the shokhov tower, lord, jesus maria, i usually say this when something surprises me, and it really surprises me, just like we do, the main thing is, let’s do it together,

here... two foreign students will discover belarusian customs and introduce belarusians to the cultural features of their countries. here in venezuela it’s not so easy ; in belarus, even jumping into swamps without shaking is not scary. 1 2 3. watch the project at home on our tv channel. the region through the eyes of foreigners, i am very pleased that minsk is a clean green city and a safe city, this is now noted even by those foreign artists who come to our circus, when we arrived here for the first time, what i noticed was that it was crystal clear air, i wanted to drink it, how they ended up in belarus and why

they stayed to live here, i was born in the city of vilnius, this is the capital of lithuania, then the family moved here to minsk. that is, my father was appointed here to serve in a military mission, i come from kazakhstan, from the city of almaty, by decree of the president of our country, my husband was appointed ambassador to the republic of belarus, the project look at belarus, so i realized that i feel very good here, because that, let's say, living in belarus, i never felt that i here is a stranger, we are people here, we are not even artists, this is such a place, such a point in the universe where a person feels himself. man, i’m interested in belarus, i ’m interested in getting to know new people, and i’m sure that i will be comfortable here in this country, watch on the belarus 24 tv channel, tsar, boyars, veche, this is the traditional

form of government for us for centuries, this is the basis , and it is possible and necessary to add a superstructure to it, from what are called democratic institutions, these are elections of a leader, that is, a president, and elections to parliament, and a national referendum, it is important for me that you appreciate not the form about the tsar, but the essence of what i am saying: when we , by strengthening the supreme national assembly, return the historical veche control to the system, it does not contradict a strong leader, but complements the system. what is the difference between a politician and a statesman? a politician thinks about future elections, and a statesman thinks about future generations. we can. help the world in some way to find peace only if we ourselves have order at home, because if if we suddenly have a mess, then we will have neither time nor energy left for the world's problems. propaganda project, watch on tv channel belarus 24.

the broadcasts are on tv channels belarus 1 and belarus 24 in the capital and region, at the studio volga myadzvedz, good evening. the marathon of kindness is on the right, the wedding promotion of our dzetsi began in the early days.