automatic page turning, so in real time on the monitor we see what has been scanned, we are creating an electronic library, the entire network of our libraries will be united by this electronic library service, a virtual reading room should eventually arise, all history is collected in this library, it is also an incredible socio-cultural center, what events are held here? after all, this is the diamond of the country. every evening our minsk is decorated with illumination of the facade of the building. to launch the phrase 2023 - the year of peace and creation, you need use 4,646 lamps. we must move with the times, but what we see is the interest in the library that exists through the internet, requests, what we see from readers. who comes to us, says

that the book is in demand in belarus, they recently conducted a survey among schoolchildren, what do you consider a symbol of modern culture of belarus, they put the national library of belarus in first place, i think this says a lot.

konstantin konstantinovich rokosovsky, legendary marshal and twice hero of the soviet union, made an immeasurable contribution to the victory of the soviet army over the fascist occupiers. from august 1941 to july forty-two, rakosovsky was at the head of the sixteenth army.

cauldron of up to thirty enemy divisions. for outstanding services during the belarusian offensive operation, rakosovsky was awarded the title of marshal of the soviet union. at the final stage of the war, rakosovsky's second belarusian front participated in the east pruzian, pameranian and berlin operations. june 24, 1945. marshal rakosovsky commanded the victory parade on red square of moscow. editors club. people gathered with their families in their apartments to watch our parade, because it was just like that.

happened, don’t miss it on tv channel belarus 24. when you are in nature, it seems that the world has plunged into silence, all the sounds of bustle have disappeared, only the song of the wind specially caresses your ears, so that you look back and realize how quiet it is all around. whenever possible, go into nature. go to forests, fields, rivers and lakes, breathe fresh air, admire the clear sky, listen birds singing, rustling leaves, smile at the sun, enjoy, notice this...

beauty around, in harmony with nature. belarus 24.

now you and i are in the building.

which we visited in search of little ones, and of course hundreds of meetings with people with whom we had conversations, from whom we learned about which artists were in their villages in the thirties and fifties, and often people, some remembered these artists, named their names, but... it turned out that the majority, of course, were unknown authors, time passed, the people who at one time ordered these carpets passed away, and children and grandchildren naturally might not even know who created this or that carpet, dyvan malyavana, in russian

- this is a painted carpet, what they were for and why they appeared, appeared... of course not it was just by chance, they simply appeared as a continuation of the painting on kufrs, chests, which were already at the end of the 19th century, at the beginning of the 20th, found in the villages of belarus, a continuation of those patterns that we can see in villages in different regions that were woven. and most often there were stories that now we see on our carpets, here these are various bouquets of flowers, bouquets in vases, bouquets in baskets, well, the same embroidery that was used to decorate towels, it also

gave some elements to the artists who for... exactly then, when people's well-being improved a little, people appeared en masse, artists who walked around the villages, sometimes simply accepting orders, taking some kind of home-woven linen canvas and through some...

some little ones, some on their own, and in many places in belarus appeared at the centers crafts, circles, in such circles, particularly in the deep ones, there are professional artists, they even teach children how to create little babies, how they... were once created using the same technology, somewhere with painting, somewhere

using stencils, so now this, let’s say, type of art is quite reflected, the first exhibit in general, which was recorded in the museum’s book, is... drozdovich’s duvan of the edges with a balustrade, well, it was drazdovich’s first carpets that appeared in the museum, thanks to the fact that one of the artists donated them to the museum, and well it was just 1988, that’s when the employees decided that they should try it.

also one of the artists, this is vladimir basalyga, gave us a collection of sofas,

today it turns out that out of more than 300 created by aleny kish, only 13 known ones have survived, and of this number 11 are in the funds of our museum, and somewhere in the late nineties we ... we also decided to try to look in the minsk region, in particular the slutsk district, kopolsky, we went and looked for alena kish’s carpets in the villages, but to no avail, however, on one of the trips we drove from village to village, they asked us what we were collecting for the museum. carpets, a woman, well, they called alena kish, she lived

in your area, maybe someone heard somewhere that a carpet was preserved, well, we were told, yes, a woman walked around the villages, well , these are grannies who still lived there after the war, when alena kish was still alive, but here they say, we don’t have any preserved ones, you go to the next village, they said the name of the village, we went to... the next one there they also said that it seemed like a woman walked around, painted carpets, and so from village to village we were traveling in one of the villages - they said, yes...

during that expedition he gave us a carpet, well , it just so happened that another name, just by chance, in search of works by alena kish , we also found a sofa by another artist, while collecting sofas , at first there was a desire, realizing that over time they would disappear altogether,

since visiting a lot...

the heroes of this program chose to live outside the city, because you didn’t want to go to the village, but

you didn’t have such a plan, well, not really a plan, but there was no desire to return, there were other plans. there were other plans, but all these the plans were crossed out and you realized that this is the kind of life you want, then you converted your parents’ house into a stable, now you rescue horses and dogs, you have about seven horses now, yes, dogs, i just lost count, you probably know better how many there are more than sixty of them, i don’t know for sure anymore, i don’t know for sure, there they see more opportunities , they use them to the maximum, yeah, so serious, nothing.

on the belarus 24 tv channel. it’s easy to explore belarus; all you need to do is create a non-trivial route. the long-awaited ones have arrived weekend, and this is a great reason to go on an exciting journey , and today i’m building my route in talon.