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history, its nature, its culture, its faith, its people, and its generosity. you will feel it once and never forget it again. everybody is here for real. oh, if only i could travel back at least a couple of hundred years and take a quick peek to find out what was really hiding there, behind these walls. it would be very convenient to sit down now with martha mcfly, filled with deloria plutonium. well, or in

an extreme case, fall under the influence of shurik’s imperfect apparatus, there was no, but as the slogan of the film the time machine says, be careful what you wish for. i’m glad that dresshod in the form of a hat and sword or an elegant dress is not at all necessary, although you know, somewhere deep down, probably i would like to. we are in ruzhany, welcome. each country has its own small, extraordinarily beautiful versailles, with a park, sculptures, a grotto, a gardener’s house and a greenhouse, all this is not alien to the sapek residence, and to the city in general. a village

that is not casually called versailles, the belarusian versailles. at the end of the 15th century , the lion walked along its corridor, where, according to legend, he kept the treasury of the entire country. he also created one of the best legal codes in europe. his efforts are also credited with preparing the false dmitry for the campaign against moscow. chancellor levsapega, a modest, ascetic personality, a typical military leader, he didn’t go on a drinking spree and didn’t give fancy points. his castle, although... was the central residence, was more of a fortress than a palace. the ruzhany palace is located on a hill, so you will always notice it, no matter which direction you approach it from. please note that the top of the gate is decorated with a sculpture of a stranger. who she is is still unknown; locals call her the patroness of small towns. in the past, she pointed to the birch tree, to where it was planted with sopegs. 15 representatives of the clan,

but let’s not be sad, let’s go back to those times when the sapiehas were healthy, famous and authoritative, and so, under them the town flourished, here the ambassadors of the kings of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth were received with grandiose luxury, among whom were the last monarch of the common state of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth, stanislav august ponitovsky, and vladislav iv vaza, say that during the latter’s visit the entire population of ruzhany was there. all just to accommodate the venerable servants in their houses. behind the walls of which these ruins remain, issues were resolved of national importance. well, yes, ruzhany castle was in no way inferior to the palaces of the kings of the grand duchy of lithuania. some historians confirm that the ruzhany palace more than once made plans to seize power in moscow, because during troubled times for russia, the chancellor of the grand duchy of lithuania supported dmitry, who was later called. himself as the russian tsar,

in addition to the theater of military operations, according to the clear, although not always successful direction of sapieha, the activity of the courtier theater flourished in the palace a little later, it was located here. accompanied in the right wing, between among other things, the visits of high-ranking guests were considered the best in europe; by the way , his majesty the king of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth, stanislaw august poniatowski, was noticed more than once at the production. in the temple of ruzhany melpomene, the scenery was completely renewed three times during the performance, all thanks to the seven backstage plans. the hall for spectators consisted of two tiers, on the first there were 14 separate ones. on the second there is one more. magdalena agnieszka, the wife of alexander sapieha, passionately loved the idle life. balls, performances, theater, a husband in love could have refused her modest desire to have a small court corpse in the castle. it featured 60 actors and 40 musicians. by the way,

the current national academic theater of belarus still cannot afford such a quantity. oh, these women. if in one part of the military building there was a theater with performances in french, italian, and polish, the second was allocated a stage on which stately arabian horses rode. and this is the work of the descendant of lev sapieha, alexander. under his leadership in the second half of the 16th century centuries ago , an art gallery was built in the symmetrical theater building. there is an opinion that things were never completed, only the foundation was laid. unlike... the huge library that was built, built according to all the canons of that time, it was finally completed, a real pride of residence, inside is a collection of rare and expensive books, which lep and sapega began to collect. 3,000 copies of books and approximately a thousand manuscripts,

among them lifetime editions of walter, homer and even sophocles. this sounds incredible, but the most influential and rich the man after the king, of course. apparently it was affordable and, most importantly, to your liking. only now the time was harsh, it made its own adjustments to the life of the family of tycoons. because the sapiehas took part in the uprising against the russian authorities, their possessions were confiscated and put up for auction, at which the palace was bought by a jewish family of factory owners. ironically, for the next 100 years the monumental palace became a cloth factory. here are only the ruins of its former greatness, i, like most tourists, probably i would refuse to get closer to them, but it’s not safe, even though there’s a special sign installed. despite the destruction, beautiful vaults of entrance doors and columns can still be discerned here and there, and you can even find

preserved ornaments. on the window openings one can see the notorious stucco molding and laurel wreaths. the laurel was often used in architecture as a symbol of honor, military valor and glory. if you throw stones at this stucco molding, gold coins will fall out of it, like from a cornucopia. the force of attraction turned out to be in this case powerless. the coins never fell on top of anyone’s head. and the locals really did a good job on the remnants of its former greatness. they dismantled the castle walls brick by brick at the construction site.

the principality of the indiscriminate recha paspolitai in order to avert certain conflicts and wars. and to find out in more detail what the residence was like under the diplomat sapega, we head to the museum. after restoration in 2008, it was opened together with the entrance gate, side wings and wrought-iron gates. here, in all its glory, is the history of the early castle of the later palace the museum presents a model that clearly demonstrates what it should have been like. century. pershapachatkovy zamak, as they were known by lev saperai, in a packet of the 17th century, in the ukrainian myastechka. it would be, of course, smaller in size. and he would have been varnished this month. this is the significant part of the building of our palace and there was

a castle. bachytse, he is crooked in terms of. that's it, i'd say it's a baronchaga type. and as much as it was abaronchy, it was a castle, then like all castles it is. there are three milestones, two of which were recently lost to the perabudovs and another 18th century, the traditional vezha was packed, not destroyed, not... 18th century, but here you can look into several centuries at the same time. during

the excavations, archaeologists found sub-existing building of the western wing foundations-floors that date back to the 16th century and are older than the wings themselves. in the same room there is a unique exhibit, an exact copy of the slab, built in honor of the arrival of king vladislav iv. at one time, he granted the magdeburg law to the town, here is a copy of the charter attached. it is in this castle. opegu will be visited by the muse of inspiration, he will become the author of a unique set of laws of the grand duchy of lithuania statute of 1588 . the document is kept in the next room. here are a couple more of the most valuable exhibits. a 16th century seal with the lis family coat of arms, a wooden coat of arms cartouche from the end of the 16th century, a grandfather clock with original candle holders donated to the troitsky church by the owners of the town. at one time, among other things, the castle was famous for...

another world sculpt in association with another world. yashche there are tratsi ўzroven, and ale yon tsalkas are littered with earth, friends, smetz, tseglay, and there seems to be access and access to hidden sites, they are surrounded, by the way, our museum used to pastaulen such a raft, which is where the emergency zone is located here, it’s not safe for us, and as i’m sure earlier, daghetul. there are new and recorded problems in the table, in the aquarium, in our

vaults, and not only. already in soviet times, the basements began to be filled with earth, but today restorers are planning to excavate them, because when tapping the walls , voids were discovered, which means that something is hidden behind them. who knows, perhaps soon we will learn something new, including about the legend that says that it leads from this palace in kosovsk. special underground passage. we are not even talking about an underground passage, in this case about an entire underground road that supposedly connected the castle in ruzhany with kosovsky. according to legend, this passage was 25 km long; carriages drawn by six horses could pass each other there. our film crew found out that local residents don’t really believe this, because identical stories are circulating about many for. what, in fact,

strangers were doing in this area at the end of the eighties of the last century, were rewarded for their perseverance. a real treasure was found in the left wing of the entrance gate. of course, today no one has heard anything about his further fate, but they say that the sum was tidy, in the order. 7 million dollars, suddenly an obsessive desire arose to work on excavations with local archaeologists, or to settle nearby, nothing personal, in any case, there is a reason to return here. with in 2011, fans of bylov have this opportunity, all those who would like to get to know the past of the residence better and attend excursions and see historical reconstructions. soon. it's been years since the ruzhany brama festival has been held here.

slavgorod is located in a wonderful place, the confluence of two rivers, pronya and sozh. here is also the ancient settlement of castle hill and a magnificent landscape park. well, i feel quite comfortable on this throne, don't be afraid, when you come out, you won't be cold, oh, oh, oh, oh! oh i don't feel it legs, it’s not easy, i’m already worried, to be honest, oh, it’s already starting, wait, how cool, right, you’re ready, i’m, of course, so what,

like you, how cool, i want to do it again, travel together with a tv channel. belarus 24 in the western direction there is a systematic build-up of nato coalition forces. at the moment , 10 multinational combat tactical groups, with a total number of over 11 thousand people, have been deployed in poland and the baltic countries alone. everything was fine, but lately our border guards, these drones are already transporting quintals of the most modern explosives. the specials have started. exercises together with the people's liberation army of china, before that we , together with the people's republic of china, were friends, and today, excuse me, we are in the same shanghai cooperation organization, and this is essentially an allied relationship, we can only believe that truly common sense will win the situation will be resolved without any military action. belarusians are peaceful people, but we will repel the enemy. the author's

view of ksenia lebedeva on the policy of dual standards in the project. this is different. watch on tv channel belarus 24. if you head north from the palace complex and walk for a long time, you can come to the place of eternal rest, an ancient cemetery. they brought it here in 1655. the relics of saint casimir, the heavenly patron of the grand duchy of lithuania, the patron of ruzhany. in those days, the remains of the catholic saint initially did not end up in this chapel, but in the one that was located in the main building of the ruzhany castle. according to legend, it was saint casimir who defended and protected the country from attack enemies. at his grave, parishioners claim, healings and miracles occurred, which is why he

was canonized. the people of ruzhany loved the saint so much and most importantly, continue to love him. read what they depict on their coat of arms. in ruzhany you can literally see the church of the holy trinity from everywhere; its bell tower is considered one of the highest points in the urban village. our film crew is heading to one of the most ancient and majestic temples in belarus. 20 minutes walk and we are there. the uniqueness of the temple is that it was never closed, even in soviet times, as other churches in belarus, it was not turned into a storage facility, a cultural center, or a theater, and here, unlike other parishes, there was always a priest. at one time , chancellor lev sopega allocated money for construction. the church was built on the territory of his family residence. initially, the temple was

entirely wooden, but already in 1615 a stone structure appeared in its place... later , the church was reconstructed, and more than once, the goldsmith, already known to us, jan samuel becker, took up the matter, he became the author new project of the temple, they asked it to be ennobled and rebuilt a little, and this is how this bell tower appeared here. and here is the main christian symbol, the very crucifix, which, according to historians, has survived; they say it remains from an ancient temple that he himself once built. sapega. can you imagine how ancient this is? architectural plasticity, sculpture and painting. the decoration of the trinity church is amazing. to this day, stucco molding, a chandelier and sconce, forging, ambon and much more have been preserved inside the temple. please note that this is the very first entrance door to the temple, by the way, wooden. now she is modestly

flying in the corner of the church, but before thousands of believers passed through her. uh the poor, uh, the needy, and he helped people a lot, at the age of 26 he died, he died. from illness, as they said in those days, from dryness. you'll probably already be seeing palaces and castles everywhere, or is it still not imagining things?

it seems to me alone that the building of the confectionery shop next to the church looks very much like a miniature palace. opposite the trinity church stands, no, not another one. a the peter and paul church is absolutely atypical for the russian orthodox tradition, and next to it is the former basilian monastery, a building from the 1770s. advice, you should definitely check out the temple. on the ceiling of the main hall there is a huge panel of transformation. here in the 18th century paintings with realistic non-canonical depictions of the saints of jesus christ. these unusual paintings are the result of the uniad origin of the temple, like these round icons. you can hardly find anything like this in orthodox churches anywhere else, this is the very icon that is revered in the town, the mother of god adigetria of ruzhanskaya, she has gold crosses on her

ring, a kind of gratitude from the parishioners. it is believed that in 1895 she saved the church from a severe fire. many buildings were damaged, a huge number of casualties, but the temple remained intact and unharmed. despite the fire, the events of the 20th century, when the church housed a hospital, a prison, and later a tourist base, now the appearance of the building practically corresponds to becker’s idea. yes, yes, the saxon had a hand in this shrine. it seems to me that it is rightfully possible call ruzhan the chief architect. and miracles took place here in the literal sense of the word. several years ago, when the fence was being rebuilt. parishioners discovered an unusual stone weighing about 25 kg and the size of two footballs, lying like a simple cobblestone along with other stones, later it turned out

that the pebble was not simple, but of course not gold, a real meteorite, in the words of a professional there was no examination, here’s the paradox, everyone has a village on... precisely thanks to the majestic residence sapek, they pay much less attention to the place itself, and it’s completely in vain, there are so many attractions here that there would be enough for two cities. and in general, ruzhans were lucky in this regard. agree, not all cities and villages are called something euphonious. of course, over the centuries , many versions of its origin have accumulated, but the locals in their stories lean toward one. they say the prince had two daughters: rose and anna, and he loved them so deeply that he named his city in honor of both. rose, anna, razanna. many people called him that for a long time. so it stuck. the name rosana

is ancient. possibly has turkic roots and is translated as day, light or bright. this is what girls were called at one time, who were promised a good, happy life. according to the second version , the name has ancient greek roots, it means god, or maybe everything is much simpler, and it is a derivative of the belarusian flower gun, and therefore there is also an option to interpret the name as a beautiful flower. as ruzhana, the town has been known since 1552, it was first mentioned as the possession of the tyshkevich family, there were over 400 households, there was brick tile factories, mazilyan school of the uniate monastery, church and cathedral. in ruzhany they even created analogues of sludsk belts. by 1900, more than 3,500 people lived in the city. at this time

, a higher religious educational institution for jews operated here, and the town became a center of jewish learning. in the 18th-19th centuries , an entire jewish quarter was created here. a thousand people lived in it, it was for him that a large synagogue was built in the spirit of the late borok and a small one, the large one, alas, is in a deplorable state, but the small synagogue was a little lucky moreover, the building itself was not destroyed, but was adapted to the convoy’s own needs. this is the territory of a local car depot, although tourists are not allowed here, the abandoned building is surrounded by private houses by a fence, so if curiosity is off the scale, you are welcome. without him, but i wouldn’t risk it, the synagogue is in an abandoned state, it’s no coincidence that, as we usually say among people, a famous writer

and... we talk about the most fascinating things from the world of science. and as always to the aid of man science comes, because it was she who gave us special means for protection from sun rays. a pharmacist from the usa and a chemist from switzerland who invented the first sunscreen. we share interesting facts, ask the most exciting questions and look for them. the answers to them are what

is better, again, i’m sure you will say everything individually, but for sure there are some, let’s say, basics, basics, basics, the basics are that our skin still needs both protection, but also moisturizing, but in any case the components must be moisturizing, we are talking about unique membranes that are used in filters, we have two quite interesting directions, these are membrane technologies for water purification, ion exchange technologies for water purification, they solve different problems, but are in demand, see the science project nearby on the belarus 24 tv channel.

how as soon as we approached the next point on our route, the mass grave of soviet soldiers, it began to rain, they say this happens often, as soon as you approach a place of memory, the chronicle of which is woven from sad events. the history of this mound dates back to the first war years, 127 soviet soldiers and commanders who died defending ruzhan are buried here. in october 1966, local residents reburied the remains of her husband. names, the remaining 115 are recorded as unknown. a year later, in 1967 , a t-34 battle tank was installed at the foot of kurgan, which to this day never ceases to attract the attention of tourists passing by. but our

film crew could not ignore the central soviet street. we finish our acquaintance with the city with a promenade along it. from a distance we notice some action, unfolding right in the center of the village. so what's here? and these are wooden people, sculptures of historical figures, mainly, of course, sopek. a very important event is depicted here, namely the awarding of magdeburg law to ruzhany. and according to local woodworkers, this important historical moment looked exactly like this. by the way, very soon this important event will turn 400 years old. we noticed that it is easy to navigate in ruzhany on your own, without a navigator map. here in front of us is a typical ruzhanskaya street, like centuries ago, in the center stone one-story old manor-type buildings predominate. the only multi-story buildings in the city are several

five-story ones. military town, which is a kind of center of ruzhany. in general , they can tell you this about ruzhany. true, these stories often border on fantasy. so, they say, somewhere around ruzhany the illegitimate children of vladimir vysotsky are walking around and don’t even know it. yes, the creators of santa barbara are resting. but i believe that the legend was born solely due to the fact that at one time in ruzhany viktor turov filmed the film “i originally from childhood, he invited the then popular vysotsky to play the main role. it seems that the urban village has a much larger history of legends than its population of three thousand, and these people are incredibly lucky; they really want not to run around all the sights in a few hours, like a marathon runner, but to leisurely wander through them in order to surely go back to the era whose name is...