felicità tenersi per manontando la felicità la felicità per restare vicini come un bambino la felicità felicità felicità ecossimo di più nell'acqua del fiume che passa che va la pioggia che sc tenda diete la felicità abbassare la luce per fare pace la felicità felicità felicità come piene di vino come un panino la felicità e lasciarti biglietto dentro il cassetto la felicità e cantare due voci quanto mi piace la felicità felicità senti me l'aria c'è già la nostra canzone. come d'amore che va come un pensiero

che sta di felicità, senti nell'aria c'è già un raggio di soi più caldo che va come un sorriso che sa di quellicità.

già la nostra canzone d'amore che va come il pensiero che sta di felicità senti nell'aria c'è già un raggio di sole più paido che va. questo riso che sta di felicità, sentirellaia, c'è già la nostra canzone d'amore che va, come un pensiero che sa di felicità, senti nell'aria ci già un raggio di sole più caldo.

che va, pooi un sorriso che sta di felicità, inveri cità.

the world has truly come to the point where the entire legacy of the second world war, or rather the post-war system, the yalta-podsdam system, it has already been destroyed to zero, there are no restraining factors left, no treaties, no red lines, we have actually come to a situation where who is stronger. do we have a hot spot on our territory today? and this hot spot is precisely our state border. militarization of the nato bloc. what poland is doing today, concentrating its forces, is first of all known to everyone, it is already a safe subsumption, where they are already concentrated special detachments of snipers, which is what the baltic countries are doing today, having paramilitary units near their state borders. there is a war going on now, including over resources, because the west cannot live for.

in other words, the greatest creativity comes from here. the most gartali old one after old one, greedy and useful ўvagi - this book. the books contain the thoughtful thoughts of the people, the reports and expressive chatter of people. everything that chalavetstva

created, she ate up on old books, bytstsam witchcraft. read more warmly, we appreciate the past for our daily life. belarus 24.

belarusian capital. minsk with its spacious streets and avenues, parks and squares , ancient streets of the upper city, architectural monuments , modern buildings of yesteryear , a unique city where eras converge, where you can study its history based on the architectural solutions of many objects, they were built in different times , but among them there are those special ones that are symbols...

the palace of the republic, shining with bright lights, the last monument of architecture that is passing away soviet era. here, in the palace of the republic, new new year traditions were born, one of which was the main christmas tree of the country. and the history of these traditions is unique, as is the construction of self-improvement, because it contains many secrets. today it is difficult to imagine that all this could not have happened, neither this palace, nor this new year tree, not the updated, unique in its kind main theater of the country, the bolshoi,

as well as other objects that have become the pride of the country, its calling card. at the end of the eighties, a real boom in fresh news behind the newspapers. regularly publish messages about decisions made at the level of the leadership of the country and the republic, one of them is dedicated to the renaming of the central square to october square, there is an interesting entry here, it is planned to build a palace of culture of belarus and a monument to the fighters for soviet power, which will be completed.

what do you think about the long-term construction in october? i believe that this legacy from the soviet past needs to be demolished. so, girl, and you? i think so too. thanks a lot. let's go further. the girl is still coming. girl, excuse me, please, can i ask you a question? what do you think about this long-term construction on oktyabrskaya? i don’t even know about the long-term construction. it’s probably worth finishing it, maybe something beautiful will turn out. so, well, hardly?

were completely different. let's ask, what is the opinion of the residents and guests of our capital, i suggest asking a man, man, excuse me, i see you are considering, what do you think about the building of the palace of the republic? well, you know, this is a monumental building, it is somewhat similar to the palace of congresses in moscow. i see, thank you. for your opinion, let's ask again, excuse me, please, about this building, what do you think? well

, i think it’s good that it was rebuilt, and look how the square was transformed right away, you know, every day i come back here from work, it’s always very pleasant to take a walk, so thank you very much for your opinion, the fate of the long-term construction was determined thanks to the strong-willed decision of the president of the country , complete the construction of the palace of the republic in the shortest possible time, fit the object into... the ensemble. the monumental building of the palace of the republic. his the opening took place on october 3, 1997. it actually took several years to complete construction, although work continued until 2001. the timing for such an object is unprecedented. even today, 25 years later, it adorns the very center. true, now few people remember what kind of view there was in the early nineties. now few people

will remember the plans to clear the area of ​​unnecessary objects. right up to the yanka kupala theatre. and these included alexander square with the famous cupid and swan fountain. amazing, one of the most beautiful places belarusian capital with no less amazing. history could have been lost, but they began to build it up at the end of the 16th century; it received the name novomesto, a new city. the area was quickly settled by the local nobility; it was considered a very prestigious place to live. already in the 19th century , a bishop's house was erected here, the residence of the archbishop of the minsk diocese; in 1872, alexander square was opened.

the main event was the construction of the city theater in minsk in 1888. the initiator was prince trubetskoy of minsk. the whole world was looking for money, they built on donation from citizens. the interior decoration

was supervised by vasily mas, the architect of the provincial administration, then all the newfangled trends were used, the main staircase, paintings on the walls, portraits and, of course, stucco molding. yes, the interior turned out to be rich, one might even say. abyss, incredible, but the first production... at the minsk city theater took place already in 1890, since then the theater has become the center of the cultural life of minsk, all kinds of performers have visited here, and even dignitaries, but that’s a completely different story. historical appearance

the building, which was conceived by the architect karl kozlovsky, was returned only during the period of independence, when... large-scale reconstruction and restoration began in 2010, today it is truly a temple of art. in soviet times, the square began to be called a large garden, a whole ensemble was created around it, a new library building, a district house of the red army, built in the style of constructivism, later on. war , construction of the ska party building began. it is also unique. during its construction, it began back in 1941, for the first time in the republic progressive methods were used. all floors were made from prefabricated

reinforced concrete parts of large sizes, and lifting work was carried out using the first ever tower crane in the history of the republic. over the years of the sovereign state , the historical appearance of this beautiful place in the center of the belarusian capital was recreated, and with the construction of the palace of the republic building , october square itself was transformed. in 1988, another object appeared on the square - the zero kilometer sign. in previous years , the countdown was carried out from the head postman. and now it is from here that the distance to the capitals of neighboring states, regional and district centers of belarus is measured.

it was to this object that the path could have been much shorter; it was planned that the dolzhi theater would be located on oktyabrskaya square, but how? disputes about what it should be like have been going on since 1946. minsk was then being built up after enormous destruction. everyone agreed on one thing, this is the main administrative center, but the original solution was proposed by joseph langbard, to turn the square to the side. bolshoi theater, but the history of the construction of the theater is precisely on this the place also has its own history , reminiscent of an intrigue that was resolved unexpectedly, where to build the building of the main theater of the republic, an issue that was actively discussed in the early

thirties at all levels, from moscow to belarusian architects and builders. the opinion of some is here, not far away in the troitsky suburb, a crowded, noisy troitsk market, an old district, known back to the 15th century, the nearby unkempt, small houses are not suitable. hello, comrades, we have decided to build the building of the country’s main theater on this site. yes, right here, look at the view that will open both from the theater itself and from the theater. and... the future object was clearly visible here, judging by the heated debates, the proposed projects, it promised to become unique and inimitable in its architectural design. in june of the fortieth year, the newspapers of the republic came out with an important message: the days

of culture of the bssr were being held in moscow, the success of the main theater of the republic was deafening. the architecture of the building by the brilliant langbard also remains unique; it was recreated at the beginning of 2000 during a large-scale reconstruction, and today the theater looks the way the architect wanted it to be,

anyone who doesn’t know what smolovka is, doesn’t know anything about minsk, i recommend starting to get acquainted with it from here, in kiseleva 23, here everything is as it once was in the first post-war years. the famous osmalovka. in fact, this was the first experience in organizing the urban environment in minsk in the early post-war years. it is named after its architect, mikhail stepanovich osmalovsky. construction began at the most difficult time for the capital in 1945. rounded dormer windows add a special charm to the houses. also balconies with columns , they planned to build 44 such houses, but 40 were built, due to the expanded space, they managed to plant more

trees, they formed a special environment, the atmosphere, as residents recalled, was always family, everyone gathered together on holidays, brought out tables, they covered them all with tar.

it is separated from it by the park named after yanka kupala, which divides the embankment. it was founded in 1949, although at that time it was called the thirtieth anniversary of the bssr. in 1959, on the territory in the park, the literary museum of yanka kupala was built, on the site where the singer’s house used to be. on the other side of independence avenue. the park was also called differently at different times, named after the writer maxim gorkov, culture and recreation, children's garden in the sixties, and initially it was the governor's

garden, the oldest in minsk, and a favorite of the local nobility. it was founded back in 1800 and it resembled a shady garden, located on one of the hills near svisloch, and minsk, like rome,... stands on seven hills. the embankment appeared only in the middle of the 20th century century. at the beginning of the 19th century , the city’s first stadium with a bicycle track, a tennis and badminton court, and gymnastics equipment was created here. it’s noteworthy that in order to get into the park

you had to adhere to a certain dress code , you weren’t allowed to wear unpleasant clothes, oh, thank you, thank you, on holidays there was music playing, drinks were being sold nearby. mineral water, coffee and hot tea, beauty! another innovation that appeared here in the fifties, an arch built according to the design of georgy zaborsky in the neoclassical style, the central entrance, stucco molding, decor, vases, now it is historical and cultural. victory square is valuable only in the part where two squares separate

the residential area. from the victory monument, the main symbol of the country and the central highway, this is such a green buffer, it also separates the high-rise buildings, they are made in the baroque style and give the square a complete, solemn look, where it all began. there was always a stop here, although the transport was different. at the beginning of the 20th century, the konka line passed here, then tram tracks were laid in soviet times, and today modern ones run buses. yes, it’s interesting, on this very spot they are going to build,

almost... the main square of the capital, what do you say, look, write, a round square will become the threshold of the city center, but there is practically nothing here, the plans, the plans are grandiose, well, we are developing, a large-scale construction project. in minsk , two arched multi-storey residential buildings were erected here; they determined the architectural design of the future square, and the metro station also received the same name; victory square is as solemn as the square itself.

only a little more than 10 years will pass and the whole world will know what a symbol of the will, inflexibility and strength of the belarusian spirit is. it is here that

thousands and thousands of residents come to the victory monument every year. belarus, to honor the memory of those who defended the freedom and independence of the great country, our belarusian land. the victory monument was erected by the whole world, people worked. subbotniks, sundays, transferred personal savings, and today their descendants come here, too, with the whole world, to pay tribute to the great feat belarusian people. the fate

of the square turned out to be tragic, just like the fate... of the belarusian capital during the war, these houses were destroyed, they were restored already in forty-seven, in the early fifties , three residential buildings were erected symmetrically on both sides of the square according to the design of the architect barsh in the neoclaus style.