in the pictures, our film crew independently continues to walk around the city, all the sights are within walking distance, our region through the eyes of foreigners, in fact, everyone knows, especially those who come here, know about the beauty of minsk.

without the resources of russia, the beautiful life that they were accustomed to was ensured by the robbery of the world , the bitterness has simply reached such a heated situation that any attempt at the right moment, when the threat of nuclear war arises, to retreat back, simply no one will do it, the west is primarily to blame for this , we didn’t organize opium wars, we didn’t hook entire nations on drugs, we didn’t burn out villages on palm trees, we didn’t test nuclear weapons on civilians, the soviet army was... it was in afghanistan, but what did the soviet union do there, it built there plants and factories, paved roads, treated people , leaving there, left civilized society, the americans came, how many times did drug production jump in afghanistan, not even at times, the civilized world, without ridicule without irony, this is us. don't miss it on belarus 24 tv channel.

the kamenet synagogue has still been preserved, however, without my help you probably won’t find it, because the post-war period and the living synagogue turned into a house of culture, yes, yes, this is the same jewish temple built in the 15th century. there were six synagogues in the city, four wooden and two brick. next to this, which became an administrative facility, a lifetime monument was erected to the famous throughout the former union chairman, the flying man, as andrei voznesensky called him, twice hero of socialist labor vladimir bedula, a glorious native of the kaminetsky region. well, let's return to the historical center of the city again. our main landmark is

kamyanetskaya tower, to the left of it is a three-story building with a red tiled roof. agree, it attracts attention. in 1926 , a license was obtained to open the first secondary schools, and one of them was located in this building. the first students were 18 jews, three poles and nine belarusians. and... they didn’t comprehend the basics of mathematics, history, geography and hebrew. since 1996, the kamenets gymnasium has been located here. they say, that during reconstruction, builders found a message in a bottle that had lain there for 72 years. it read: “we leave our names and addresses to our descendants in the future.” as it turned out, this was a letter from the leaders of the brigade, written in three languages: russian,

german, polish. by the way, according to some reports, the porch of the educational institution is made of tombstones of an old jewish cemeteries. they were used in the construction of other structures. the wall, which is decorated with unusual graffiti, contains a mass grave, in it 1,640 soldiers of the soviet army and partisans who died during the liberation of the area from the nazi invaders are buried. a few steps away is a bright pink building. this is a library named after the first president of the academy of sciences of belarus, vsevalad ignatovsky. the komenetsky district is the birthplace of many famous personalities, the academician and literary scholar vladimir gnilomedov and the football player sergei kislyak appeared here, hence the roots of the honored master of sports of the republic of belarus, a seven-time record holder in heavy lifting. athletics irina kulesha. and we are heading to

a sculptural composition that has been causing controversy among local historians for many years. and here is a monument to the experienced city arborist alex, thanks to whom this city appeared in the 13th century. he points to kamyanetskaya vezha , the place where it all began. according to another version, this is not a city planner, but the volyn prince vladimir vasilkovich. historians are still at a loss. well, let's analyze the situation. unknown bronze man. holding a shield in his hands, at that time only people were depicted with it princes or their warriors, and the inscription on the shield was an order addressed to the city planner , alexa could not command himself, capes of this kind in those days were worn only by princes or very noble people, so alex’s chopping tree or

prince vladimir on the monument, we will have to leave this riddle to professionals, it's time for us to get to know better... the landmark of kamenets, which attracted our attention from the first minute of our stay. for the three-hundredth anniversary of the romanov dynasty , 300 churches were planned to be built in the russian empire. and a local priest, whose name is still unknown, tried to ensure that kamenets was included in the list of cities in which new churches would appear. however , it was not possible to carry out the plan to the end, because the first world war began, but by 1914 this temple. they built it anyway. the priest lev paevsky took care of the creation of the temple. st. simon's church was built on the foundation of an old wooden church, which was erected on this site in the 15th century. four centuries later, the building was completely gutted.

thanks to the efforts of the abbot, the government allocated 50,000 rubles. gold. so, on a hill, a brick temple appeared, illuminated in honor of simeon stol. syrian orthodox monk, founder of stylites. simeon built a high pillar and stood on it for 47 years, for this he received from god the gift of healing mental and physical illnesses, and foreseeing the future. a copy of the icon of the kamenets mother of god deserves special attention; at the bottom it depicts the very first wooden church. the pride of the church is a three-tiered carved iconostasis made of... stained oak, it was brought from warsaw's st. alexander nevsky cathedral, which in pre-war times was located on saxon square. the cathedral was destroyed, the iconostasis was saved, and it came to the st. semeon church of kamenets as a gift from the residents of the village of pruska, in memory of the deceased children. first, he

was taken by rail to zhabinko station, and then to kamyanets. by the way, in the same 16th century, or to be more precise, in 1501, on kostelnaya street, today soviet, the church of saints peter and paul appeared, it was built from larch, it burned down in 1924 from a blow lightning. 15 years later , new brick walls appeared in its place. in soviet times , the church was completed, and a restaurant was placed in it, and a little later a tea room; only in the 1990s was the shrine returned to catholics, and the temple was restored. but, as i already said, kamyanets is primarily famous for its people, so we head to the workshop of the national master of belarus, anatoly turkov, it is a minute’s walk from the church. anatoly savelyevich has been working with wood for more than 40 years. he

has about 200 sculptures, although we can only see them in photographs, since they are in belarus, russia, germany and poland, and also a sculpture of euphrosyne-polotsk, which is near the kamenets tower. not just a plane, we also see volume, feel this volume, and we try to ensure that we are given oak wood to work with, this is the hardest material that we have for this purpose, but finding powerful oak in our area is not so easy, says anatoly savelyevich, besides beloverskaya pushcha they grow in few places, you have to contact the forestry or look for them in private farmsteads, and the panels are made by a master using a unique technique carvings on a tinted background, he even orders

a chisel in his hands, not to mention the ability to use it competently. after half an hour , according to the folk artist, something begins to work out for me; clear outlines of the symbol of belovezhskaya pushcha, the bison, even appear on the plywood. we will be able to see the animal live a little later, when we find ourselves in the national park, but for now we continue to learn more details from the creative biography of anatoly turkov. it turns out that the painter loved it from an early age. when i was a child i was still young. age my brother and i we ran to the river

to fish with fishing rods, on the river itself there was the house of fyodor ivanovich doroshevich, this is our famous belarusian painter, they had a krenitsa, and we always ran there to drink water , there was a frame there, a mug was always there, and i was wondering, the man was sitting , he’s constantly drawing something there, so i began to get interested, approach him, and that’s how we met fedor ivanovich. i was still just a little kid there, about four or five years old. by the way, the house of fyodor daroshevich still stands in kamenets, however, relatives donated it neighbors who looked after the artist. anatoli saelevich, as i understand it, this is the same sign that you actually made by hand and installed in memory of fyodor ivanovich, right? yes, this is exactly that sign. i had this thought, since i was familiar with him, and maybe it was a shame that many

townspeople, well, mostly, probably, mostly don’t know that our famous belarusian painter, fyodor ivanovich, was born here, i’m on the day writing, writing day in 2005 and decided to put it up, it just coincided with the anniversary, on the centenary of the birth of fyodor ivanovich, i decided to put up at least a small sign so that people would see and know that such a famous person was born in this house. human. the house is unique. it is over 150 years old. one part of it was built without a single nail. the thresholds are still high; there was once a stove inside. everything is in the best traditions of that time. anatoly turkov does not lose hope that someday a museum in memory of his inspirer and first teacher fyodor doroshevich will appear here. unfortunately, it's time for us to go. we haven't been to yet the main street of kamenets, which, according to the old-timers. in the seventies and eighties it was surrounded by flowers and greenery, today little has changed here. we are located on

kamenetsky arbat, this is brezskaya street, and if you drive along this road, you will certainly find yourself in the city above the bug. if you choose the opposite direction, you will definitely end up in...

another direction. the estate opened in december 2003. it is estimated that about 130 thousand people visit it a year. in 2013, santa claus received his millionth guest at his residence and as a result in recent years, a local wizard, one of the most popular in the cis. a fairy tale, but only here we get to know the heroes of fairy tales, take part in fun activities and try unusual dishes. hello, they say you serve pancakes here. which one is the most

delicious, admit it? all our food from pushcha is delicious, from blueberries, strawberries, from... but the most compelling reason to be here is a meeting with santa claus and the opportunity to make a secret wish, and what is this magic staff you have, you can make a wish, yes they say? of course it's me i want to say, your blood pressure has improved, cholesterol has dropped and hemoglobin has risen, it’s wonderful, you see how this fabulous place affects tourists, yes, let’s make a wish, we’ll check it next year. will it happen or not? so everything is ready, let everything happen, happiness, health to you, strong, good mood, great big love, we say cones, we say cones, yes, let's 1, 2, 3, great, many people are interested in questions, how did santa claus instantly manages

to get around so many houses, but in just one second, it would seem he must simultaneously put... under each christmas tree of families in belarus there are almost 5 million, 4,873 households, each has a christmas tree, how can he manage? above his thermometer there is a magical quantum clock that allows us to stop our civil time at midnight on new year's eve, and his fabulous time continues to run. and here on the estate , the theory of wish fulfillment was born, and i must tell you, the belarusian grandfather frost knows the secret, and he is willing. shares not only with colleagues in the shop, but with tourists, and guests, by the way, the good wizard accepts all year round, so you are welcome.

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in the village of borovki, polotsk district in

september twenty-fifth year there was a real commotion in the village. the foreman left me in charge, the main thing here is to hand over the papers, there are so many people who have gathered, they all need certificates. there are no documents, no seal, if i took the government’s food as it should, i’ll

sign it myself, the signature on the documents must be my seal, i’m the boss here, if you’re the boss, then you should have a seal.