boris, boy, if i have a baby, how will you feel about it? are you waiting? no, but i really would like to, i’ll be patient, mom, mother, what are you doing, why are you up? no, i won’t tolerate it in that sense, mother, i, i’ll...

if you want with the puck, if you want, mother, i’ll do it now.

we introduce you to the architectural memories of belarus from different eras and centuries. the temple at mosary is a dastatkova laconic, navat prasyakny to the spirits of the italian renaissance. as needed, as configurable. let's look at their history and basic facts. the era in which it exists, was a turning point. geta was the 790th bastard who knew rach paspalitay. and with this, we say, the end of the famous baroque style began. and all the histary kryntsy here are taking us away from the paeina such a dead end, because later on the architects would be... myastsovs, admyslovets,

architects, chakhovich. who he is is unknown. glyadzice is the prototype, the architecture of belarus. if there were more european trots at the time, then just at the 18th century we gained a higher level, we gained the strength to give out something new and aryginal. on our tv channel. behind last year, the memorial was visited by more than 520 thousand people, and these were citizens not only of belarus, neighboring countries, but also representatives from myanmar, angola, vietnam, china, great britain, france, the usa, and a number of other countries visited the memorial, it must be said that as part of the reconstruction , a completely new museum was created, a new museum exhibition, which was visited by more than 130 thousand people. but what unique exhibits

have been added to the museum’s exposition and how did these exhibits come to you? well i must say that firstly, large-scale reconstruction work with elements of restoration of the memorial was carried out throughout the entire twenty-second year and they tried to preserve all the elements in the state of their creation, since the memorial complex itself is already a historical monument, but it must be said that it appeared on the open part of the memorial. a very significant element of the memorial, it was a recreated church, a church that was lost as the village was lost during the great patriotic war, the church itself dates back to the end of the 16th century, it was illuminated on november 6, 1794 year in honor of the virgin mary, then it moved to lonno orthodoxy and was the church of the holy mother of god, when the decision was made to...

to recreate the church, then, of course, they turned to written sources, this church, this is not the creation of some new church, and not a reconstruction of the old one, yes, exactly a copy of the one that existed. in khatyn before the tragic events, but in addition to the church itself , a bell tower was also recreated, which was mentioned in the same documents, a bell tower on four pillars, it had three bells of different weights, so everything is really here this part of the village of khatyn, it was really recreated, well, let’s say, completely down to the smallest grains of very important things, well , they say that the new interactive museum is also of particular interest to visitors, tell us about it: and this is rather a museum of emotions, a museum space , in which, with the help of new information technologies, there is

a complete immersion in those dramatic events, the story is told rather than through facts, although quite a lot of information is presented there, there are information panels in each room. containing information not only about the period of the great patriotic war, the first hall, for example, is generally historical, it covers a large period of our history from the 10th to the 20th centuries, there is information about the post-war period, about how the memory of those tragic events and tragedies was preserved, which took place on the territory of our country during the period of 3 years of occupation, but of course this is the emotional part, we influence our museum...

the visitor, he sees how important it is to preserve peace, how important it is to know about those tragic events so that this kind of tragedy does not repeat itself, because for our country, for

every resident of our country, the great patriotic war was a humanitarian catastrophe, 81 years have already passed since the nazis massacred civilians in khatyn, and we are preserving this. .. really carrying out a policy of genocide, the tactics of scorched earth, when punitive operations take place on the territory of our country from the first to the last days of the war, as a result of which villages are burned, sometimes entire areas with the entire population were burned, from small to large, therefore

, there are a huge number of innocent victims of the so-called second world war in belarus, it is necessary to know and remember them in order to build tomorrow, build it in the right direction, build it to create. gaidaenko, vladimir alekseevich. during the patriotic war, he took part in the battles near moscow. at the beginning of 1942, he was sent to one

of the partisan detachments in the bryansk region, where he supervised the counterworks, the construction of defensive structures, and then became the commissar for... the partisan detachment, carried out a dopinsky raid with the partisans forests, since 1944 a major engineer, commander of a sapper battalion, pinsk was part of the sapper landing force, while clearing mines from a building and the streets of the city, he died. a street in pinsk is named after vladimir alekseevich goldaenko.