spams and smiles and new knowledge, and you can create hundreds of things with your own hands, well, for example, the bas-relief of maxim bagdanovich, of course you can, so i immediately ask you to apply for yourself in our maystar class, where we tell our guards, let's go, s the french bas-relief is laid out as low. this is what they call the part that protrudes. there are different techniques for creating a bas-relief, but i try one from the simplest using clay and shapes. like kavalachak adzyalits, like kavalachak adzyalitsy, we have all this ratatka, one might say, all this fun, trimaitse. shkinyu zazayce. and

all this way, cut all this way, all this way , we'll knead this clay with our fingers all this way, all this way, all the same asabists of our kind es geta relaxation so i tsyaper us trebah geta relief budze give the geta a plaster form so we'll start with our fingers or knock out the whole geta. you can handle everything, just use your fingers, the clay is soft, everything is different, which is what it is , so the pakul is not dry, then the bas-relief is dry, it becomes firm, the colors are memorable. and you can then add any

colors or colors, and you can paint on these bas-reliefs. you know, it’s important to know that in museums it’s true that it ’s not just an excursion, but yashche and maystar classes, and you can make hundreds of such interesting things, like, for example, a bas-relief, like i made with my own hands. thank you for the excursion to any ivanaina and of course for allowing me to work on such tasks padarunak. jakui dachshund for you! this was not just a cultural, but a literary celebration for me. i'm glad that now i understand the heights of yanka kupala and maxim bagdanovich much more clearly, because i learned more about how the yans lived and how the caliber of the jumper swelled for themselves.

in the braslav region, the azers are blue like the western skies, which are on the right in the racing forest, at the beginning of the glowing dawns, washing creatures and light, and the fall of troubles is known, the azers of the world are beginning to be enchanted smiles are hidden.

we follow the sporting life of our country. this week the volleyball team from vinchanka formalized its the eleventh championship for olga polchevskaya is the first gold award as the main coach of the team. gomel managed to restore parity in the series against bntu bilas, the final score of the return was 1:1.

people, only in minsk, tens of thousands more in 15 countries of the world. a total of 189 thousand people were united by the onerun international half marathon. the strongest team of the continent at the european youth wrestling championship was the belarusian women's team. as a result , the belarusians have seven medals, three of which are gold. we listen to the opinions of competent people specialists. minsk, as i already said, has a very high-quality back line, a couple of foreign players, namely defenders, who really do what they do. the whole game. all this is in sports projects on the belarus 24 tv channel. we talk about the most fascinating things from the world of science. today we are talking about how to prevent another outbreak of biological

fires caused by the bark beetle. many even researchers say that we live on a planet of insects, right? and there are even books such as planet of the ants. all interesting facts. and at the beginning xx century edward wilson, continuing to study the ant society, identifies a completely new direction - sociobiology, a science that studies and explains the social behavior of animals. it's hard to believe, but the koroet beetle is actually considered a forest orderly. it always attacks weak trees to free up the territory for new, young and healthy ones. we ask the most exciting questions and... we look for answers to them. why did researchers once consider the ant society to be the ideal form of our human society, and even sought to find solving human problems by studying the life of ants. watch in the science nearby project on

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. they tried to break through, this is one of the, let’s say, main places of the fascist breakthrough, the second side of the church, today it is a garrison temple, on the eve of the war, from april 1941, it was the club of the 84th infantry regiment. the highest place of the citadel, a strategic object, from the height of which

the entire central island is visible. the religious building became one of the main centers of resistance. on june 22, forty- first lieutenant. dzhevatov was the boss ninth border guard of the seventeenth red banner border detachment. the outpost was located on the central island of the fortress. families of border guards also lived here. in the first hours of the war, the outpost building was heavily destroyed. many military personnel and their families died. there is a recollection of one of the border guards, in which he writes that when there was a lull, the groans of wounded soldiers, the screams of children and the barking of dogs of the ninth outpost were heard. it was dark in the fortress, it was covered with heavy thick smoke, and this was the first half hour of the war. almost from the border guard building

there was nothing left, so the border guards , led by their commander, moved to the basements of the 333rd infantry regiment. the distance is only a few meters, but in the hot june of forty -one it was overcome. they were transferred here from the destroyed hospital, and the wives and children of military personnel were also present. and we found ourselves at the location of the 333rd regiment. it was already a dark time. and we got there into the basements, in the basements there were uh there already by

the morning i realized that in some compartments there were women with children, in others there were our wounded lying, further in the compartments there were our dead, in other compartments there were our soldiers who were shooting at the fascists. freezing every time the rocket takes off. paradox: water is very close, but practically

inaccessible to those who were in the fortress basements. the approaches to the only source of water, mukhovtsa, were blocked by wehrmacht troops, and people were going crazy from thirst. as sergeant major tarasov recalled, only here in the fortress did we learn the real value of water. a mental geographical map was constantly standing before my eyes. saw huge lakes and rivers, and here we could not even quench our thirst, the air filled with smoke, fumes, with the stench of decaying bodies, dried not only the throat and mouth, but burned everything inside. the situation in the fortress is deteriorating, the children cannot withstand the constant shelling, fires, lack of fresh air, they are extinguishing before our eyes. on the third day of the war , the commanders make a difficult decision for themselves, to send the children of the women into captivity, and...

the germans will not spare us anyway, but lieutenant kizhivatov again turned to the women and said that this is an order, perhaps some of you will be able to save the lives of children, your lives. women with a homemade flag from a white shirt came out and walked towards the three-arched gate where the germans were waiting. one of the servicemen recalled that when kazhevatov said goodbye to his family, he was a witness, and kizhevatov allegedly said the following phrase: i will not forget to keep the last cartridge for myself. the servicemen fought until the end of june, a large group of fighters, about 100 people, went to break through to cover it. only a few began, led by kizhivatov. nothing more is known about him. most likely he died in the barracks of the southwestern

part of the citadel. no body found. a tragic fate befell the kizhevatov family. coming out of brest, they walked through the villages, asking for permanent residence; they were a large family, five people, a wife, the lieutenant’s mother, and three children. the eldest nyuri was 14, ten-year-old vanya and one-year-old galina. not everyone could shelter them. they settled in... kizhevatovo, unfortunately, no. not far from the highway to velikorita, border guards erected a monument to the hero’s family, this is the place where the kizhivatovs were executed. in the sixty-fifth, lieutenant andrei kizhivatov was posthumously awarded the title of hero of the soviet union. a graduate of the military school, alexander makhnach, arrived at the sharp fortress on assignment. the junior

lieutenant entered service 3 days before the war on thursday, june 19th. he was only 18. lieutenant smagin had to hand over the platoon to him. on the very first day of his service, makhnach, together with his soldiers, went to an exercise to dig trenches. on the same day, he encountered the first victim of a war that had not yet begun, but we had orders. no images on the law is not to be ignored, the flying german plane and one of the soldiers was killed, they were shooting chergams and it seems that there was such a roof that was falling, that you are a frog, covering.

without hearing my voice, i give the command. i, lieutenant makhnach, listen to my command in the gun. such a young, eighteen-year-old unfired lieutenant immediately had to make decisions on which the lives of many people depended. a few days before the start of the war , young officers were assigned to the brest garrison. not

included in the lists, this is not just the title of a novel boris vasiliev and far from being a work of fiction. it is known that from june 17 to 19 , graduates of the smolensk and kalinkovichi military schools arrived at the brest fortress. not all young lieutenants managed to receive allowances. and it was they who were not on the personnel lists. the fact became known thanks to those who were not on the lists, but were able to survive. but many died here, they still have no information. on the first day there was no food, no water, and we didn’t feel hungry.

he was wounded by a german commissioner dressed in red army uniform. the field hit his leg and broke the bone. the lieutenant could not move, could not walk, but he fought lying down behind the machine gun. on june 27 , unconscious, lieutenant makhnach was captured. seven camps on the territory of poland and germany,

liberation came a month before the victory, on april 9, 1945. filtration took almost a year.

the parachuting image that he already has among other people, that he is a scribe, he is an abaron of the breskaya fortress. most of the defenders of the citadel who survived passed through captivity, one of them, vasily chalabanov, on june 22, a paramedic of the thirty-first separate motor battalion, who found himself on

the line of first fire, a terrible roar, explosions, falling stones. he told this many times that he actually woke up from a shell hitting the frame, and this shell stuck in this frame would explode, and if it flew inside. then everyone would have died, that is, in general, by pure chance he remained alive, he said that he had never thought or even imagined that fat people could shudder and walk like that the fortress walls, that is, everything was burning on the street, there was smoke, these explosions, and he and a group of comrades ran into the basements of the 333rd infantry regiment. he fought in this sector, there was a defense group made up of fighters from different units, led by... lieutenant sanin. chelobanov remained with the wounded. they were found on different floors, in basements, transferred to one room and provided with medical care. what they could,

because there were practically no medicines. he was bandaging the fighter. and, uh, well, he, uh, became in pain. he calmed him down, said that everything it’ll be fine there, we ’ll get you out of here now. and at that time a shell hit, and right before his eyes it fell on this fighter. and he was crushed. on the night of june 24 , the enemy uses strong artillery, the building is shelled, they hold the defense for a day, and on the twenty-fifth they go for a breakthrough, east to their own, but are captured. chelabanov is shell-shocked and wounded in the leg. he had a fragment of it for the rest of his life. i went through several camps. medic chalabanov manages to escape only in april 1945. two photographs, one taken in 1941, the second in the camp. v in the forty-third photographs, it was as if there were two different people, when he was returning from captivity, he passed through brest and he thought to himself

that he would never return to this place again, it ruined his life. from captivity, he brought a handwritten book of recipes, a sweater that he wore in all camps, and a spoon. today , the objects are exhibits of the museum, the mark of a prisoner of war did not allow vasily chelabanov to enter the institute, only... in seventy-five he became a venereologist, worked in a dermatovenerological clinic and helped museum staff enter earlier unknown names of the defenders of the fortress, remembered not only the ranks, surnames, date and place of their birth, but reconstructed the circumstances of the defense, where who was located, where he died, he himself lived to be 90 years old. felcher of the thirty-first motor battalion chelabanov passed away in 2009.

in politics, alexander grigorievich has already become a figure in scale, going far beyond the scope of the post of president of belarus, nominally he... is responsible only for his country, in fact, thanks to his colossal experience, he is highly respected in world and even in the democratic world, although they are not there recognized to have a strong influence on many regions of the world. only those who do not have some desired power speak about democracy and democracy all over the world; they want to get it, but cannot. politics is when public comments along the way speak rather about the absence of real actions. we'll see, we're not bargaining anywhere. for me, these are the main words of alexander grigorievich about the future of our region and the fact that we are not in a hurry to go anywhere has two sides to the coin.