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born on august 25, 1901 in the village of dekanka , poltava region, participant in the civil war and the battles near lake khasan in 1938. for impeccable service he was awarded a personalized watch from the people. with a handful of fighters made their way to the east, they managed to get to the logoisk region and organize the avenger partisan detachment, which later grew into a brigade. voronyansky’s partisans destroyed more than 13 thousand german police soldiers, they derailed 161 trains, blew up 150.

two bridges destroyed seven planes, five tanks, 325 vehicles and six guns. in september 1943, the plane on which voroniansky was flying to moscow came under fire. the commander of the partisan brigade was mortally wounded. shortly after the death of kambrig, the partisans received a radiogram informing them that the partisan brigade had been killed. named after its commander and organizer. today, streets in minsk and lagoisk pleschenitsa bear voronyansky’s name. virgo. "i know the enchanting tale shepcha vetser, and

i will fly the birds to the house, pradziven, pra dziўnae dziva svetse, today we will sing songs for you to sleep, we often dream about the distant gift, and the chaptam byarozak dispels the tightness, bestow everything, save the food e. fell head prastor muragu, here sertsu us skin vulchka lyuba, then in the field of urnі yana pryvyadze, then raptam paverne and lake lyuban, dze swans balutki swam on vadze.

there are two versions about the origin of the name dyvin: the first is from the word marvelous, that is, miracle, it was believed that before, well, there were swamps around dyvin, such forests more often islands, on these islands amazing flowers grew, amazing...

in 466, our people, our ancestors, were engaged in agriculture, developed, there were many artisans, people owned many... only the name remained, and even now the local residents are still for now they call that part of dyvina, chemer, where i live, where my ancestors lived, and if they say, for example, a store, then a chemersky store, a chemersky club, a chemersky farm, that is, in the memory

of the people this part of dyvina remains called chemer, connection generations can be traced by example to...

the places where he visited his favorite places, we went there with the whole family, me, my mother, my father, but i didn’t really like it then, because you could only go there in the fall, then there were especially flowers there are none, in the spring without fishing boots in our dyven islands , as they say, there is nothing to do, only when i became seriously interested in nature, i was hooked, i was drawn there, when i felt that yes, this is really mine, i already began to walk on my own, to walk far on long-distance routes, that is, from 10 to 14 km per day difficult to pass places, that is, you enter the forest along a normal road, then you go further along animal paths, old roads, on

which no one has traveled for 20 years, that is , it really pulled me in, really fascinated me, once on the eve of spring i wrote: after i saw the troyan-oak area on the map, i asked my father where exactly behind the kasatian canal the old oak tree was located. father said that we needed to go there from the side of the dam behind the village of orekhovsky, and one day in may

we went on a trip there, reached this oak tree, but at that time it began there was a thunderstorm, thunder roared, a cloud was approaching, and i was clear. i even jokingly said: cloud, go away, and imagine my surprise that the cloud really stopped, and then the thunder stopped, i took pictures of these beautiful oaks with pleasure, the oak and those oaks that are a little younger than it, i usually select oaks for my collection using girths, for this i go up to the tree and begin to measure one girth, the second, the result is 2.5 girths of this oak tree that is growing. not far from suvorovsky, now in my collection there are about

three dozen oak trees, two to three girths, from there are two of my favorites, the biceps oak and the troyan oak in the devin great forest reserve. not only am i collecting a photo collection of oak trees, two or three girths, but i’m also very fascinated by the orchids of our belarusian forests, this is the venereal head, this is the ovoid cache, the pollen head and ... the kemlik and lyubka bifolia, they really attract me, i rejoice at every new plant, there are places where i find literally five to seven specimens of some particular type of orchid, i mark it right away, share it with my friends, who are also nature lovers, so i mark the coordinates, because this year they expanded the boundaries of the devin great forest reserve, i also gave my coordinates, maybe that’s all... it was useful for expanding the boundaries of the reserve.

let's preserve civilization and increase wealth. results of the supreme state council of the union. state, in general the situation is developing very energetically, trade turnover is constantly growing, russia is the largest investor, our investors have invested $4 billion in the economy of belarus. the whole process begins with the procurement of our own raw materials, trees are cut down on rented areas allocated by the state. some 20 years ago, they cut it and sold it as raw materials, but they stopped in time and restarted. in a country that is one of the most forested in the world , it was naturally asked... that woodworking should take root firmly, but the plant today is 43

countries of the world where we supply our products, the president of our country gives the products of our plant as souvenirs, to the past almost 247,000 citizens came to us from lithuania on a visa-free basis, about 126,000 people or more from latvia 4-2,500 poles, no closure of checkpoints, no attempts by our neighbors to intimidate their own citizens.

borders from europe, it’s just this europeanness, it has turned into a real phantom, behind which there is nothing useful, in europe we would be turned into a periphery into a dead end, what the baltics are now turning into, when i speak from belarus, they will definitely tell you, or i was at belarus and i want to come here, or i heard very good things and i want to go see or try this or that product, and that’s right, tell me the project do not be silent. don't miss new episodes on tv channel belarus 24.

in this forest grows rabinia false acacia, an invasive plant, the same as, for example, flowering hogweed or canadian goldenrod. locals call pinya simply acacia and it blooms beautifully, smells nice, then you get these pods with seeds, but if... this plant grows into a tree, then the thorns, such thorns on it are not particularly large, but if it stands cut, then young growth appears in its place, then the spines and thorns reach 2 cm approximately in length, and what is very dangerous,

aslinnik is a plant that helps birds survive in hungry snow. winter, it is also called canned bird food. birds, such as goldfinches and tap dancers, love to feast on the seeds of this plant. it is much more difficult to photograph animals in the forest than in open areas. i remember once i was approaching wild boars, the animals were grunting so cutely in the thickets of the pine forest, just like domestic pigs, but the fact is that before that there was a type. and during the night the snow froze and treacherously shook under feet, the wild boars heard that someone was approaching them, then they rushed away from me, everything, only the smell of fresh earth remained in the place where wild animals ran, and once on a high road along a swamp, we call them dams, i walked around the pine bush

, the bush leaned directly over this road, since it itself grew much lower, and the road was quite high... and at that time i was walking in light sports slippers, so the steps were silent, that’s when i walked around with silent steps bush, i saw it in front of my nose a humpbacked elk face, and it’s good that the elk did not jump forward, to the side, and i was very lucky, otherwise a collision would have been unavoidable, as soon as the thaw begins and the sun warms up, you can already see the first butterflies. ladybugs, small spiders and ants , which were disturbed by forest inhabitants , and bees are already flying, although due to the fact that there is snow everywhere, now they do not move far from the hives, do not fly away, they are nearby, when i was little, my mother and i went to the forest to

pick berries, there were big, large ants in the forest, when i saw that they were climbing right at me, i was very scared. i was afraid of them for a very long time, but only when i became an adult, when i began to study the natural world and study nature, i stopped being afraid of them. once i was photographing cranes; to get closer to the birds, i climbed into the willow bush. at first i didn’t see that there was an anthill there, only when i finished filming did i notice that all my legs were covered in ants. depending on the year. my successful shots, it seems like i photographed something, and this is already the limit, but next year comes again something new is happening, i got a marten very successfully, i liked her claws, her growl when she literally jumped over my head, and i was afraid that she might jump and grab my head, i really like photographing

moose and roe deer , these are our local species of animals. red deer were brought, well, i treat them a little differently , well, without such delight, as with real wild animals, even though they were released into the wild, these deer, but still their behavior is, well, different from the real deer that i i met people who grew up in natural conditions , in the dyvensky forestry, well, there are practically no forest areas left that i... haven’t studied along the paperok literally in detail up to 10 m. now i’m carried away by the swamp forestry, this is towards the villages of khabovichi, rukhovichi, and from the side of the village of orekhovsky, this is velichkovich and maly rudets, in that direction i am exploring the forest. when one route has been thoroughly studied, the second

route, then i connect two points of two different routes and simply walk across the forest. i am very attracted to various bodies of water in forest, forest ponds, sometimes such reservoirs are found in fields that are located far from villages, i am very happy when i actually come to the area, i find these reservoirs without looking at the map, i really like it, well, we have a wonderful lake here lyuban, there are recreation centers, that is, people have a place to stay, and in neighboring villages. their own agricultural estates appear, guests are also welcome here, a lot of interesting things can be shown in the forest, and the same fishing on the lake. well, if anyone loves to hunt, that is, a hunting lodge , a recreation center is also on the shore of lake lyubon , that is, you can relax, just go out

into the forest, take a walk, breathe fresh air, listen to the birds, in a calm environment, once upon a time there was a dog at these recreation centers nicknamed leshy, the master's dog, here he is with me too. a lot of time has passed since then and i made new friends here, this is a shepherd dog, a red puppy, we have been friends for two years now, with a shepherd dog, with a red one, so they drove a roe deer at me, a shepherd dog and a red one, i heard sounds from the forest pens, dogs bark in a special way when animals are chasing, so i got ready, i was in a field at the edge of the forest and... then, when the roe deer ran out, i calmly recorded a video, and then these dogs ran after it, but the roe deer was jumping , she ran much faster than them,

the dogs were 50 meters behind this roe deer, but they caught up with her across the field to the next forest and stopped, that is, the animal is not suffering, and i got lucky shots. lake lyuban in the kobrin region. is a real paradise for birds, during the spring-autumn migration many red book species stop here to rest on our lake and feed until they gain strength and then fly away to their nesting places. here i saw larks, starfish, even the white-tailed eagle, which lives in our area, once landed on the ice of our lake lyuban. i really love those birds that nest on our lake, these are mute swans, i once kept a real photo chronicle of the life of a swan family,

so when they had chicks, they brought them to me on their backs, as i say, look, these little swans, until they grew up, their whole life passed in front of my camera lens, like that. whooping swans fly to our lake in the spring and autumn, with their lingual voices they somehow even resemble geese, they scream very loudly, then you can already determine exactly where on the lake they landed and go up to take a photograph. there is a version that the name lake lyuban comes from the word lyubo, that is, cute, beautiful, but according to another version, that from...

the largest nato exercises since the cold war. they will also take place in poland and the baltic countries. this is a kind of rehearsal for world war iii. this is the intention of this teaching. there will be a transfer of troops here to the eastern flank, their operational deployment near our borders, the creation of strike groups and the conduct of various

strategic operations, primarily of an offensive nature, in total it is planned to involve more than 90,000 personnel, several thousand pieces of equipment. this year belarus will celebrate 80 years since its liberation from the nazis. invaders. the memory of those events in... is as important as the preparedness of our military security bloc as a whole to repel any danger of putting the enemy in his place. it is also important to remember that we are descendants of winners and will not settle for less. the author's project of ksenia lebedeva is different. watch new episodes on the belarus 24 tv channel. to become part of a foreign country, you don’t have to be born there. it’s enough to behave at a party like the host of a show, like at home, turn around, turn around, turn around, and say, stop, where are you looking, there there let's go, wait, everything is going wrong for me. two

foreign students will discover belarusian customs. and look, there is courage there. oh, that's right, i didn't even notice. is this daring? this is the first time i've seen this. and they will introduce belarusians to the cultural characteristics of their countries. come here. thank you. oh, hello , good afternoon, this is a surprise, you are so handsome , you are stern, handsome, just, wow, an amazing day today, it turned out to be, yes, our adventures get better and better every time, watch the project, like at home, on our tv channel , river litkovo

connects to lake lyuban in the kobrin region, on the opposite side of lake lyuban there is a cossack canal, if you look at the maps in the books, it is written there as litkovka, but our locals only know litkova, this is the local name. litkova floods in the spring, but of course, these are not mountain rivers, they are more than that. a modest river, but it floods the lowlands, in this area where it flowed, you can meet a beaver, you can meet a river otter and an american mink, but american minks live closer to lake lyuban, and one day when i i stood on the shore, photographed waterfowl, small ones, meaning minks, literally darting under my feet from left to right, difficult to pass. swampy places

have always created certain inconveniences for people. in soviet times , a need arose for a system of drainage canals. and since then, many lands have been actively used in agriculture. most of all among these channels i like the kozatsky channel. in those days, 1866, this canal connected lake lyuban, our lake lyuban, which. located next to divin and the river bona. many years have passed, more than one century has passed, since then everything has changed. the cossack canal on the side of lake lyuban is heavily overgrown with pine forest, its banks have become completely impassable, large hummocks above the knee create such big problems when you even start going to take photographs. and i go there very rarely, literally once a...

for publications in the press, many thank them for learning a lot about the natural world, that is, the same birds that they saw every day, but did not know how they are called, now they know them precisely by my publications or plants that you can pass by and not notice, here in the articles the attention is focused on schoolchildren , i conduct a lot of educational events, show my presentations, so... i tell them, and

the children get carried away and then weave some of their own products based on all these events , some flowers they heard about, photographs they saw. i have lived in dyven since birth, when i was little, my grandmother often picked me up from school, then over time i went to my mother’s work, waited, when her shift ends, now there is a café there, a date, and... they used to spin threads there, so when i came to my mother’s work, i kept telling myself that i would be like my mother, a spinner, but to some extent it’s like that it came out, i really am a twirler, but i twirl from straws, i twirl, i twirl various miracles from straws, an association of interests, golden straws, exists in this school, now ...