incredibly interesting history of its small village, once there was a very beautiful church, we can see the remains of the foundation of this church, here are the stones, look at the project palehuki on the belarus 24 tv channel. we talk about the most fascinating things from the world of science, and as always , science comes to the rescue. man, because it gave us special means for protection from the sun's 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, search answers to them. what is better? again, i 'm sure you'll say, everything is individual, but there are probably some, let's say, basics, the basics. the basics of oza are that our skin

still needs both protection and hydration, but in any case, the components must be hydrating. we are talking about unique membranes that are in filters. we have two rather interesting directions, these are membrane technologies for water purification and ion-exchange technologies for water purification. they solve different problems, but are in demand. look in the project. science nearby on the belarus 24 tv channel . children jump on the natural wealth of belarus. many secrets can be found in the braslav region. there is an enchanted lake with an extraordinary name of god's voice. the name of the lake was received thanks to its outlines, which resemble voices. the lake has the shape of a regular circle, which does not change.

and said that there is nothing better than rain that comes on time, and a well-written poem. i want to show you a portrait of jakub kolas, pay attention, there is a date 3.1.42, the sixtieth anniversary was celebrated in tashkent, when i am asked about what new things can be found about kolos, i say that... we must go to uzbekistan.

good afternoon gafurovna, i am very glad to meet you, be healthy, let's go! what a beautiful garden you have, thank you, it is not well-groomed yet, we are working, we had a very harsh winter, please sit here, thank you very much, almos gafurovna, please tell me what tashkent was like during the war, how yakub kolos saw it, it was very difficult, i remember, because there were many.

and we also have gokup, in the usberk language, and he, jan, is the soul, because he wrote such poems that reached the hearts of people, how much i miss my native

places, i live very poorly, i have no means, i earn some money in the local press, i wrote 14 poems, they are copied into a notebook, which i called "tashkent torba". tashkent 1941, forty-fifth years, unforgettable, unforgettable, you understand, such a feeling that it was a front-line city, military vehicles. cars, trucks, officers, soldiers drove back and forth, i also remember, private houses and courtyards were overcrowded people, it’s hot in the summer, when you walk into some courtyard, there are dozens of beds, beds on

them, people sitting, children there somewhere frying, cooking, an amazing sight. the first day, when the city of minsk was burning, the schools were dug out, they were washed out, what was needed

, they were starting to go where to go, and there was a pastanova, that the academy of sciences is near tashkent, and there i was very simple, then you need to go to tashkent. "we recognize you from the architectural reminiscences of belarus from rose and cold eras. the church itself is three-pronged and may adzin top, as we thus, the existing belfry was bathed, covering the central part of the temple, with masses made of such vintage creases.

let's look at their history and basic facts. the sweet thing that became the sweaty meats of the heat was not here, there was a roof, a stone, an icon." draulian share on our tv channel, as for us

it is important for the image to be in the sco, and for the sco it is important for the image that belarus be in the organization, because we have the most valuable thing that we can export to our allies, political experience, willpower and determination of our leader. we all say that we are big, we are great, we are really great, we are more than 40% of the population, about a third. of the world's gross domestic product , we all tremble before this dollar. alexander lukashenko regularly does what is generally not very common in world politics. he comes out and tells the purest truth. i see a real person who is simply chopping wood, like many years ago, so that, among other things, i am sure, he does not lose touch with the ground. i see a person who jokes, who swears, who can go over , yes, to rage and political burping, when someone does not do something to achieve a result, because he deeply does not care about the result, not only as a president, but also simply as a person. author's project by igor turai propaganda,

watch on the belarus24 tv channel. ashk is a bread city. here is this picture, a line for bread during the war, during the war, yes, it says bread, yeah, yeah, here this is dad's office, here is his little writing instrument, and we have an inkwell too. this is his hand, yes, yes, he loved

shakespeare very much and translated king lear, he felt so sorry for him, he didn't want to grow old, yeah, old people are kind of unnecessary, like even to their own children, remember?

the red army is in one of the military academies, and yesterday there was a poetry evening, the evening was held for a fee, there were a lot of people, although the evening was paid. and from the west of the country , trains kept arriving and arriving. echelons, refugees, the wounded, evacuated orphanages, military trains, all the time passed through tashkent, and we boys ran to the station, to earn a little money, mom would give you a ruble or two, cigarettes and belomor canal, you buy a pack

and sell it in bulk, i even came up with a verse, cigarettes matches, sausage yai,

i was very embarrassed, for some reason, and i love this story, because there in the hall among the spectators sat tamara khanum, khaliman nasyrova, our great actress, dancer and singer, in forty-second year, on november 3 he turned 60 years old, then the magazine soviet uzbekistan was released on the screen, there

everyone rose up against the german enslavers, and i believe in our victory, on the anniversary of yakub kolos, many uzbek people are blaming the fierce enemy, but the belarusian people of poets translated the works of yakub kolos, i know that gafur gulyam translated, and mirty mir, and you know, i was so pleased when just recently an uzbek delegation came to us and one of the people that...

gafur gulyam is not only a wonderful poet, he is a deep sage and philosopher, the personification of the wisdom of the uzbek people, which i love as much as...

qo'p uchding bas azizim, qo'nib dam olgin bir past, daraxtlarni sindirib, tomlarni ham qo'pording, bulut ham chaqmoq bilan bellashib

baxtga bording, kumkuk osmon, keng osmon, lang ochchiq eshik bo'ldi, dni. the heat is sometimes 40 degrees, like paul's, i write in tears, that's all, it's hard to feel my relationship, i don't like the rewards, watermelons, melons, i had to survive, there were a lot of russian wives, what... their husbands were fighting, and they got money here front of the parcel, you see, trophy underwear, ladies', and this is klaudia

petrovna, she put it on her curvy body german slip, lace, and went to the market in the old city in it, i saw it myself, and we worked part-time, as she carries baskets, picks them up, and you help her, it's hot, you carry them, i shouted, baz, the gift is big, there are a lot of people, a russian young lady is coming, let her go. slavgorod is located in a beautiful place, at the confluence of two rivers, pronya and sosh. there is also an ancient settlement, zamkovaya gora. and a magnificent landscape park, well, i feel quite comfortable on this throne, don't be afraid, when you go out, you won't be

cold, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, i don't feel legs, not easy, i'm already worried, to be honest, oh, it's already starting, wait,

russia has always had enough of them, our main task is to strengthen the western direction, to prevent a blow to russia in the back, so that russia does not get a situation that would be disadvantageous to it. don't miss it on the belarus 24 tv channel!

i went with my wife marusya to the market at about 8:00, it was already very hot, we bought songs, potatoes, grapes, plums, onions, onions, dill, a total of 336 rubles.

and i'm on the road and they touch me with my hand, just a little more, just a little more, the last fight, he the biggest, and i want to go home to russia, i have not seen my mother for so long, and i

was everywhere in russia on may 1st. i was waiting for these three-cornered men from the front, he wrote there that we would fight this fascist monster, and we would win equally, but there was no singing, neither he nor what with him, and the voice of one of them called for a parade with a long call for his son. for

a while i will return to tashkent, where your mother and brothers are now, so that in the spring we can all return together, like migratory birds, to our native belarus, where for each of us we will find a lot of things to do. he generally left tashkent the fact is that he, as a member of the anti-fascist committee,

took part.

he performed here mikhail with his jewish theater, there was a full international here. in these difficult years, cultural life in tashkent

did not subside. people in their free time visited stadiums, circus, theaters. there is also belarusian jazz. under the artistic leadership of edzi rozner, with all my skepticism in relation to jazz. i am with the reception of his performance, the numbers fall from high thick, skillful, with the capture of measures, jazz is gained in great haste.

we moved to belarus for work dad, he was appointed there as an adviser to the ambassador on political issues, since then we have remained in minsk, and how

did you meet? it was on the night of museums, we came to see the museum, and since dad really responded to the yakubakolos museum, we only came to this museum and well i remember your dad very well, very bright impressions, i remember how he was at our house, in what years it turns out yakukolos moved here, if it is a military man, he came here on august 14 , 1941, here on the train he lived here for 2 and a half years, in general i want to see those memorable places in tashkent, where my great-grandfather walked, where he was, for me it is very, very interesting and well, it is even difficult for me to put into words.

nothing, i will pay a small fee for hours, as an old man, walking alone along the streets, there is no one, e in the library and says: "you know, in

our museum we have a manuscript, e, written by someone. i know that your library contains books with autographs of yakub kolos, i know that your library transferred copies of these books to the funds of our museum. these autographs are unknown, they have not been published anywhere yet, and i. i know this well, because i am studying the topic of the autographs of jakub kolas, and of course i would really like to see the originals, because this is completely different from copies, can you show them to me? yes, of course, we really do have those books that you say have an autograph, you can see them, they are stored in our rare fund, this book is the voice of the earth, most poems here on a military theme, which pos...

it is very difficult to convey in words when you hold in your hands a book that your great-grandfather once held in his hands, i think that not everyone can boast of this. tell me, how long did you work on the monument? i was asked to do it in a short time and i did it in a month. there was an opening and what is great is that they read the elements of kubakolos and

read very well, a street appeared here , this street, this is a street now, i am very pleased that so far from belarus there is a monument to my grandfather, a huge thank you to you thank you.

whoever comes to belarus, he will come more than once, and having seen it for the first time, he will want to come a second, third, fourth, he will also bring his friends, those who are easy -going, the markov project is nothing personal, watch on the belarus 24 tv channel, are you ready for an exciting adventure through the cities of belarus, unique architectural monuments await you, tatoi, high windows, and

the belfry tower, it is the only entrance to the shrine. here, in the family estate, mikhail aginsky, together with his wife and children, spent, perhaps, the most fruitful years of his life. and today the composer's family warmly welcomes guests. a bow and an exit to the polonaise. this is a regular dance of walking, they go regular. historical facts: at that time krechev was surrounded by a fortress, now they resemble, perhaps , the name of the ancient settlement? castle hill, and therefore its complete disappearance was only a matter of time, but still something interesting for tourists has been preserved. watch the program of the city of belarus on the belarus 244 tv channel

. well, what do you think, he looks like, he looks like, you know, i really like his look, such, with on the one hand serious, on the other hand a little sad, so i understand that they probably wanted to reflect the burden that the ear had, it seems to me, he looks at us, of course, all the poems reflected nostalgia. for the homeland, but you know that he left uzbekistan with regret, this was reflected in many poems, and he really wanted to come back someday, he liked nature, so if you manage to see, of course, our foothills, it will be very cool, that's what he saw.

you know, from all the meats connected with yakub kolasam in uzbekistan, i really want to visit chymgan here. i have read a lot about these meats in yakub kolas’s books, in his leaves. yong pіsaў, because the hole...