inscriptions. however, ukraine has eloquently proven what a short memory of dancing to an overseas tune can lead to. in pursuit of western cookies, the country has found itself on the verge of bankruptcy; the economist reports that kiev has a month to avoid default. a two-year moratorium on debt service payments expires on august 1, but the country's authorities are unlikely to be able to reach an agreement with private investors on debt restructuring. as of june, debt reached 94% of gdp, with a default would be catastrophic for any prospects restoration of the country. a ceremony for conferring the title of honorary citizen of the polotsk region took place in the polotsk st. sophia cathedral. he was honored by the chairman of the central election commission of belarus igor karpenko. residents of the oldest city in our country, who glorify it with their labor and hands, were awarded a sign for their services to polotsk. its owners were

representatives of the healthcare and construction industries. i graduated from school here, i started my first professional steps here. we need to work further, together to make our city of polovsk even more beautiful, even better, and accordingly our country, the republic of belarus. what we have achieved is, of course, thanks to the work of the entire team. informatization, healthcare, telemedicine, new equipment. modern, we adopt experience, we pass on experience, healthcare has achieved great development. to honor the laureates, an organ music concert was given in the legendary hall of the st. sophia cathedral. at 19:00 more relevant information, see you on the evening news broadcast. 33 happy summers. favorite holiday again gathers friends from july 9 to 15 at 30. for the third

time, the international arts festival slavic bazaar will be held in vitebsk with popular songs, fiery dances, a bright show and the smiles of thousands of spectators. welcome to infinity of art. look for details on the website in the official communities of the festival. you will never say that this city with a population of almost 95,000 inhabitants was once a remote province, since the 16th century, changing owners one after another, governing.

coloring repeatedly changed roles with him the names of many historical figures, charles xii napoleon and yanka kupala, are connected. now this is the song center of the minsk region - the festival capital. welcome, we are in molodechno. let's start getting acquainted. it is the seventeenth largest city in belarus by population, the largest industrial center of the minsk region and the most important railway junction in the country. the starting point of our route, like most tourists. this is the station

square, the first local railway station, an example of a wooden pavilion building began to be erected in 1872, through the voromenskaya railway ran through it , soon it was crossed by the balogoya-sedlets line, so new directions to grodno and polotsk appeared, molodechno was at the crossroads of two roads, a large administrative station was created here. on the south side, three pyron tracks were laid or the voromensky railway. the reconstruction of the molodechno station was completed in august 1906. a year later, a station building was built in the art nouveau style, similar to those in volkovysk and lida. during the first world war , the station was a transshipment base, that point from...

where parts of the russian imperial army were leaving on foot from smargon, there were many famous people here, the future marshal malinovsky with his regiment, the writer konstantin pustovsky. the famous women's battalion, which stood for 10 days. molodechno began to develop simultaneously with the railway. she literally divided it into two parts: the historical buildings of the mid-fifties of the last century. during the second world war the city suffered greatly. in 1947 the station was completely restored. today the guests of molodechno are greeted by a two-meter bronze sculpture of a girl. the creation of the hands of belarusian vladimir shbanov. who is this charming stranger? the bronze sculpture appeared here in 2011. many people think that this is the image of a typical traveler. the idea of ​​the author of this

work was slightly different. in fact, this is a student girl who returns to her hometown. molodechno. we can only guess where the sculptor intended the beautiful person to go. i can assume that it is heading towards the main pedestrian street, pritytskogo. local they call it broadway, it leads to the central square of the city. previously , buses on about five city routes traveled along this road. with the advent of broadway, they have to make a considerable circle, not all residents of molodech say, but... an ideal place for leisurely promenades and relaxation, the main infrastructure of the city is concentrated on it. a unique timepiece in the heart of broadway. initially

there were no hands on them; later they appeared, but the clocks did not show the correct time. here it immediately becomes clear that happy people live youthfully, they don’t watch the clock. all four tziperblatas live their own lives, it seems to me that this is an ideal option for making a date that you don’t plan to go on, but we are moving in accordance with the route; the church of st. joseph attracted my attention with its unusual architecture. the building, although not historical, appeared in 1997. an example of a religious building, at the same time it resembles a fortress wall, an element from... in the late nineties , little was built in the city at all, but here it was possible to build a huge catholic church, a non-standard source of funding for those times,

foreign donations, once on the site of the church there was a park with a dance floor, local authorities gave it for the construction of a catholic church. at the entrance to the temple there is a monument to pope john paul ii. if i'm not mistaken, after the death of the pontiff, his sculpture appeared here, perhaps the first in the world. now we are walking along the road that connected minsk with vilnius, the so-called part of the ancient starovilna highway. within the city, it is called the great gift. we will tell you about the progressive experience of various organizations in our country, there was such a goal, to create not just a museum, an atmosphere, all this did not happen in one bag, it all happened

gradually, of course, we went under the strict guidance of our district and region, the ministry culture. to their work, one of the most important let us introduce people who are sincerely devoted to the organizers and, in general, the ideological inspirers of this museum, it was the director of our museum, it was her long-time dream, i have three children, and it is impossible to love someone more, someone less. these are also our children, yes, they are all good in their own way, so in fact the attitude towards any product is the same, watch the quality mark project on our tv channel,

they say here in... the central square under the asphalt a unique paving stone has been preserved, it was brought here in soviet times from krevsky castle. historians have a different opinion, this cannot be, because according to master plans, everything began to appear at this place only in the mid-fifties, by at the end of the sixties, the square was finally ennobled; before that, all life was centered around the station, and the place was surrounded by a garden and an old railway. by the way, in this part of the city, surprisingly, there are practically no administrative buildings, even the building of the house of soviets, erected in the stalinist empire style, turned into a polytechnic college. i noticed the names of the streets, they are not typical for a post-soviet city,

there is no soviet, communist or socialist square of laziness, instead there are streets named after skarina, tarashkevich, zabeda sumitsky and tavlay, all thanks to the scientist politician gennady korpenko. and i almost forgot, you don’t need to stock up on water during your walk, in molodechno it’s very... clean, drinkable flows straight from the tap, this is another source of pride for the locals. we were all once looking to flog a flower, but it turned out that we had to go straight to molodechno to get it, although this sculpture initially caused a lot of heated debate among the townspeople, but over time everything fell into place. in the center of the composition is a long-haired girl with a lush wreath on her head and... man, they are kakam and eve in the garden of eden, without clothes. the creation of the famous belarusian

sculptor vladimir shbanov was considered too frank. over time , some changes were made to the sculpture, and now in the evenings residents and guests of the city happily gather near the fern cage. and now we will see the place where molodechno began. at the exit from the city there are the remains of the old castle, where in 1388 prince novgorod. seversky dmitry algerdovich signed a letter of allegiance to the polish-lithuanian crown. at first the structure was wooden, the castle changed many owners. it reached its greatest prosperity under frantishka saveri yaginsky, uncle of mikhail kleofs. in 1811, he transferred a five-year noble school here from bobruisk, and about thirty students and five teachers came here. at this time the castle was luxurious. a library, a winter garden, where even according to eyewitnesses, oranges ripened, and

the students had all the conditions for excellent studies. all plans were disrupted by the war of 1812. napoleonic troops passed through the city twice. the castle suffered during their expulsion from the territory of the russian empire. not far from the oginsky residence, 2,500 soldiers and officers were defeated. marshal victor. soon mikhail kleofas came to molodechno, which was in the woods of the smargon region, and built a new palace there, along with the old one, where he spent a long time. molodechno belonged entirely to the aginsky family from the late 1730s. tadeusz aginski, the grandfather of mikhail kleofas, showed himself most actively. on his initiative, they built it in the city. for this

they generously donated to him. first second world wars the ruins were wiped off the face of the earth. now in its place is a raised platform on which the castle was located above the usha river. our city, as many are inclined to believe. scientists got its name from the name of the river, once the castle stood at the confluence of the usha and molodychanka rivers, but unfortunately, practically nothing remains of these rivers, the molodychanka turned into a sewer, in the bathhouse lane, they took it into the pipes, the usha changed its riverbed, when in the late fifties and early sixties they zealously began to drain the local swamps, and today , because of this, it is actually very...

the history of molodechna is inextricably linked with the national history of belarus. according to some sources, at the beginning of the 18th century in molodechno there were seven streets and about a thousand residents, they were engaged in crafts and trade, and noisy fairs were held twice a year on the main market square. now it is surrounded by modern

buildings, with the exception of one: the holy protection church of muravyovka, whose age is older than most of the city. the blood of the most holy theotokos, it has been protecting the city from various misfortunes for many years, also the image of a particle of the relics of manefa of gomel, this what remains of many shrines that were once kept in the temple. during the first world war they were taken to russia, but they never returned. gloshaty is looking straight at the church. a historical character holds in his hands a letter from prince dmitry algerdovich of the grand duchy of lithuania.

the document dates back to 1388. it was then that molodechno was officially mentioned for the first time, and the very young city of molodechno acquired the status of a city only in 1928. as for the first people, they lived in these parts on the border of the paleolithic and mesolithic. attractions cities differ greatly in terms of construction time and styles. molodechno was significantly transformed in 2011, when a republican festival was held here. the fair of workers sat down to the zhinka. five years later, the city was recognized as the cultural capital of belarus. and even though he does not officially have such status today, he continues to confirm it. the minsk regional drama theater and the batleyka puppet theater operate in molodechno. minsk regional museum of local lore, regional and national festivals are held. the streets are incredibly cozy and

it’s clean, the people are polite and smiling, and the place is picturesque. u kutku know something unique. breathing is easy for those who wear ice. in the cold, well, everything is green, just like our weight, such weight is not enough for everyone. yana is talented and beautiful. zhanchyna palyashachka - geta zhanchyna, which means everything. well, on the contrary, i can tell you what i mean and here i fall. unbelievable,

stuck-up history of your little radzima. the meat production is getting worse. since 1820 , it was founded by alexander skirmunt. archaealgic news it is a fact that the first people appeared here in another thousand years and our era. excavations were carried out to identify the boundaries of the settlement of drygavicho. glyadzice project palishuki on tv channel belarus 24. two artificial reservoirs, illuminated fountains, attractions, roller ski tracks, summer amphitheater. folk festivals are often held in the park. business card

"molodechno - a holiday of belarusian song and poetry." also smart from... 1994, the city hosts the republican theater festival molodechny sokovitsa, at which the best actors and directors are celebrated annually. area 45 hectares. in belarus, it is second in size only to victory park in minsk. he was dropped off in 1946-47 by komsomol members of the city and then still very young veterans of world war ii. i have already said that in molotechno there were hordes of conquerors, crusaders, poles, swedes, napoleon’s troops, but the most severe trials fell on the inhabitants of the region over the years. the underground fighters and partisans fiercely resisted the nazi conquerors. the war caused serious destruction to the city and significantly reduced

population. 10% of the housing stock and 1/3 of the residents remained. after the war, the city began to recover in small steps, and residents still fondly remember their heroes . and they never forgot about the puzdniks of the fascist concentration camp shtalak-342, which was located on the territory of the former molodechno teachers’ seminary. this is a stylized house with concrete walls and is a monument to the victims of the great patriotic war. stalag 342 consisted of three death camps and 13 branches at railway stations in belarus. people often

they got sick, worked hard and fainted from hunger . and if there were too many prisoners, they were poisoned with dogs. the names of most of those who lost their lives within the walls of the concentration camp became known only now, decades later. the prisoners were fed once a day, 100 g of bread mixed with sawdust and 1 liter of liquid soup made from foods unsuitable for food. that's the whole diet. it also happened that prisoners did not receive food for several days, the prisoners went crazy and committed suicide. "rest, tormented and hungry, they lay on the ground, huddled in a ball, in order to somehow warm up. this did not always help, many were found dead, the camp resembled a large

cemetery. almost every piece of land at the memorial complex is drenched in blood and saturated with hopelessness. according to official data, more than 3,300 people died within the walls of the concentration camp. in total, about 80 thousand prisoners passed through it. the german occupation lasted from june 26, 41 to july 5, 44. molodechno was liberated by the troops of the third belarusian front. it soon became a large industrial center of the belarusian ussr. and today about forty enterprises operate in molodechno. they are engaged in mechanical engineering, wood and metal processing, and light manufacturing. industry, producing perfumes and ceramics. the creative heritage of the city is quite rich. in the village of

vyazanka, 40 km from molodechna, the yanka kupala light appeared. born in the area, and later lived and worked in the city, artist konstantin kharashevich and opera singer vladimir alexandrovich. singers yuri antonov, alexander tikhanovich, and composer studied at the youth music school. eliseinkov. edge poetic. the name of the poet, classic of belarusian literature, maxim bogdanovich, is still connected with him, although not so closely. we are in the village of rakutyovshchina, in the old name, where maxim bogdanovich rested for 2 months. this was one of the most creatively intense periods in his life. the poet wrote here 17 belarus and a place, and two poems: veronica in poems, which were included in two cycles: the old village. in 1911

, the classic of belarusian literature maxim bogdanovich himself visited the luchkovsky osadba, although by the time they decided to create his museum here, from there was practically nothing left of the estate since 1991; it was literally restored from scratch. first, they reconstructed the tenant's house in which the writer lived. there were difficulties, since there were no things left that were connected with the poet’s trip to belarus, so they tried to recreate the atmosphere of life of the estate using similar items of agricultural tools from the outskirts of rakutyovshchina, for example, the living room in the house where maxim bogdanovich often read poetry to the owners in the evenings, the kitchen and the nursery, the great poet loved children very much, and one day... she was born famous lullaby for the youngest daughter of the lychkovskys. in the early eighties of the last century,

maxim was planted next to the estate in a garden of seventy. and trees. every year, under the crowns of lippoli , the rakutev summer festival takes place. well, if you are a lover of mystical stories, you should visit the village of palachany. one kilometer north of it stands a local landmark, the history of which is shrouded in secrets and mysteries. like a miracle cross. got here and how old he is is an open question. some say it grew from the earth, others believe it came from a sick wanderer. at death, a vision appeared, supposedly there was a holy place here, and the stone has stood there ever since. there is also an opinion that it was placed by the retreating soldiers of the great army in the place where the loot was buried. if they don’t believe that the stone has healing powers , it helps in difficult life situations.

in general, the ritual is simple: you put a handful of coins on top, put your hands on the stone, ask for the most secret things and you’re done, let’s wait and find out if it will come true? perelekiya is not difficult to find; it stands along the road from the village of palochany to zorenka under a single three-hundred-year-old linden tree. we in the village of talui. on his farmstead, local resident vladimir moroz created a unique open-air museum of antiquities. the owner has collected a collection of sechkarins. there are very interesting specimens. well, for example, in 1655 the state of new york, american, and the state of new york itself was organized in 1605, that is, within 50 years , enterprising people there built a factory

and began producing these. well, who calls them what, some from salomorsk, some from sechkarni, well, in belarus, we basically have sechkarni, this is the only sechkarin museum in the cis, at least at least, we don’t know about others, in the collection of 127 exhibits that vladimir anatolyevich collected throughout the republic for 6 years, here is the knife, here, but in order, for example, to chop straw finer, adding, adding more, well, you want three, you want four , right here under... they didn’t put it that way , so it turns out they put straw here and then they spun the wheel, and here it is on the seam, you can see how easily it spins. the weight of the cutter is standard - 51 kg or 48 15. in the yard and the carpenter's corner, an exhibition of agricultural household items. well who knows calls, who is the pickaxe, who is the pickaxe? look here it says. 1912, yes. here it is more than 100

years old, and the village of talui is known for its springs of living and dead water; the owner of the open-air museum is engaged in landscaping the area around the springs. how to drink this water correctly? someone says that first you need to drink the dead one or wash the dead one and then the living one? well, here , as the grandmothers told me, they drink this at night in order to sleep well, and this in the morning, so that they can be vigorous, that’s why. 40 years ago, then exactly every source is noted how many years have i been here, like a wooden cross, the water is clean and transparent, here during the first world war there was a bathhouse, soldiers dug springs, since then there has been, nearby, the only

illuminated font in the molodechnitsky region... and finally, i’ll introduce you with another local attraction. this is the so-called generator stone; they say it contains so much favorable energy that it will be happy to share it with tourists. all you need to do is, with good thoughts , cling to him as tightly as possible and wish for the most secret.