the machines are humming and this humming chattering, this is a hymn to alexander lukashenko, because these are all his children, i am proud that with me you grew up and became the people who are here, maybe not exactly exactly, but correctly. “i consider you my children, who, perhaps, by age, are not suitable for me to be children yet, but i consider you my children, all of belarus, his beloved daughter, the father is doing everything to protect her, to prevent the grave worm from dragging her away she was in the cemetery, and he didn’t give her away, he dressed her, shod her, warmed her up, brought her to life, and the whole the world was surprised by her beauty, but only this beauty blinds everything,

atrymats, well, normal, narmaleva, all from the paradise we go to the chalavek, you think, well, good, why not, i think, often they were driving back by buses and thinking, i’m on a halera let's go, they didn't give us a tablet, they didn't give us a tablet, we didn't give them a bag, well , we didn't need to go here, we didn't understand, all i'm missing is the sense of this, they're pumped up by propaganda, they're falling ўlevel, what eight budze such a thing, all such forests of the original, yana they arrived, and all the same, as you say, there they understood that no tablets were given to them, and nothing was given, and nothing was said. you see,

they didn’t give me a tablet, these were the kind of bureaucrats we had, it was in the executive committee of bressky, he worked, by the way, he noted for ideology, for monuments and so on, what crap, what pettiness, tablet, you are slaves of things, you are only ready for a slurp work, you, you can’t guess how your word will resonate, i wrote it in a little, you only see, well, you’re like dung to a fly, you you just see the crap you're sitting on, you're pigs, because a pig... can't raise his head, he doesn't even understand that they have a generally historical opportunity to take part in some kind of even correctly formulate , i don’t know, in governing the country, in the direction of the country along some channel, into the next history, this is a great historical mission, in fact, no, so they need a tablet, that is, they have introduced us to history, roughly speaking, you can come and take part in this, but the tablet is not given, without a tablet, that is, they don’t have in their heads what...

christ will be baptized, and father is with us, every belarusian is screaming in the face of this death with a white-red-white savon, go away, i’m alive ! and you will never wake up from this song, never, never! how many of my brothers

are left here forever, young soldiers who have died forever forever, forever , completely, i'm alive, you hear, mom, i 'm alive, you hear, mom, i'm alive, you hear, mom, i'm alive, i'm alive, i'm alive, i alive, listening mom, i'm alive, listening mom, alive. and i

i’ll return home, who would think that even the metal would burn out. the people here have become stronger, they have stood up forever, forever, forever, having fallen like scratchers behind my back, and they will come, still alive, and now build, they will come for me. oh, in pain, i’m alive, you hear, mom, i’m alive, you hear, mom, i’m alive, you hear, mom, i’m

alive, i’m waiting.

marat kozey, was born on october 10, 1929 in the village of stankova near minsk. his military biography began immediately after the death of his mother, when he and his sister joined the partisan detachment named twenty-fifth anniversary of october, where he became a scout. slaughter in january 1943, when wounded. roused his comrades to attack and fought his way through the enemy ring, he received a medal for bravery. in march 1943, the young hero actually saved a partisan detachment when punitive forces surrounded the partisan village; it was marat who was able to break out of the encirclement and bring

help. on may 11, 1944, near the village of kharamidsky, a group of partisans was surrounded by reconnaissance. germans, the group commander mikhail larin died immediately, and marrat began to shoot back, when the cartridges ran out, the hero threw one at the enemy from grenades, despite the losses, the germans wanted to take him alive; when they approached, fourteen-year-old marat kozei blew himself up with a grenade. for his heroism in the fight against the nazi invaders, morat kazei was awarded the title of soviet hero. union. posthumously.

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