repent, become a church member, as is the way sunday school education is conducted today, one spiritual lesson, the law of god, one creativity lesson , one music lesson, and for the older ones, that is , adults, there are already lectures on the subject, well, there is already, so to speak, more serious preparation, what is mercy, this is probably the food that we ourselves will always need, and this is god's food that is born.

a variable of 12 players ready to shine and work hard and find out which of them really has the right to say, i know, is it true that the ship that sailed for asol, the heroine of the fairy tale, under scarlet sails. green was called a dream, if i'm not mistaken, it was called a secret, oh, oops, you can only rely on your own strength here, is it true that there is an active volcano in antarctica, what do we know about antarctica in general, it is the highest continent and the coldest, i answered yes, there are mountains in antarctica, so there can be volcanoes too, maria, how did you reason, how did you answer, i don't know the answer to the question, but for some reason i... we have a surprise, today we

are changing, the teachers are going to the main site, and guys in the teachers' room to support them, it's a cool idea we came up with. i'm glad to see the fractions, i'm happy, i appreciate the connection between the hour and the heat, i just respect it. the skin is stored traditionally. sennya, a year or two agodze there, everything that was seen by the old-timers was... so new,

we ourselves do not respect it, we pass on the knowledge and experience of the past, this is our smile, the wave of the hand, and such a familiar pose from simple ones, hourly we are currently in the process of building up our own... traditions, and we are dealing with the decline of our products, and we appreciate the last time for our modern. belarus 24. the state security committee of belarus together with the television news agency. bel

television and radio companies present a project on the genocide of the belarusian people during the great patriotic war. punishment for the crime without a statute of limitations, he directly participated in the burning of 7 thousand people. criminal cases from the central archive of the kgb were classified as state secrets of the republic. the cost of life for the nazi regime from a person nothing remained, so as not to extract some benefit, hair, glasses, for the disabled, prosthetics, nameless and missing victims of trostyanets, it is impossible to name all those hundreds of thousands of those shot and destroyed today, the film from the cycle has no expiration date.

trostyanets. razostnoe. odessa region, ukrainian, after the end of the great patriotic war he left for the tajik ssr, the state security organs would not have found him if he had not

stumbled, he engaged in theft and was brought to criminal responsibility there for 5 years, after which he was released, the case materials say that he arranged it.

it was necessary to establish an accomplice of the nazis, it was necessary to prove his involvement in the murders of civilians and punitive actions, find witnesses to specific episodes of crimes, this is a fairly lengthy process, then a razukhny case, as an ordinary criminal case, there are standards, 300-350 pages, so there were separate organ cases on several, after the search for the detention of the accused , investigative measures began, in the central archive of the state security committee there are several criminal cases, the accused, in which were involved in the destruction of people in trostenets and the minsk ghetto, these are hundreds of volumes. the files, they were classified during the soviet era,

during the period of the already independent belarusian state, the information that was released during the period of the soviet union were attributed to... the crimes committed in trostenets became known immediately after the liberation of belarus. in july , an extraordinary state commission began its work, which included the chief surgeon of the red army, colonel general of the medical service , academician nikolai burdenko, photographic evidence in criminal cases. arriving here on july 14, and certain places still. and they were smoking, that is , the barns, the bodies of prisoners, they were burning out, that is, they literally tried to record all the horror

that was happening here in the wake of the crime. a native of minsk goes to the village to find out how it is better than the city, you are a real modern belarusian gusli player, yes, you have five children, yes. i was really drawn to nature, i just realized that nature is my priority in life, so in general i gave up everything, i already missed this space in the city, i there was not enough nature, you studied, lived and worked in moscow, then at one wonderful moment in your life you had to return here to your historical homeland, to look after your grandmother, then you converted your parents' house into a stable, now you save horses, why exactly...

it's good to be friends with your neighbors, but we won't be lost without them in the modern, new architecture of the world, we already get by everywhere, we are now in a state of a tough information war, it can be stopped in the simplest, most primitive way, we open our borders, please, come and see, today in europe there is such a unique situation, practically all european elites have essentially lost their legitimacy, that is, they act against the interests.

because really in this camp everything was intertwined, these were spontaneous murders, these were planned murders, and prisoners of war and civilians, participants in the underground struggle, citizens of different nationalities, of course, the first to fall under the nazi attack were the jews. the territory of the camp occupied 200-250 hectares, the first prisoners were soviet prisoners of war, and it was their hands that actually created the infrastructure of the labor camp. they developed the area, and spent the night in dugouts that were more like holes. the first commandant of the camp,

eduard shtraoch, decided to create a favorable picture for the prisoners: the people who arrived here in may of 1942 first of all saw flowering trees, a lake, the bright green of young grass, a peaceful landscape that did not even hint at the slow mechanism of destruction. an ideal rural topography that... land the land of the karl marx collective farm near the village of maly trostenets was chosen for the forced detention of people, convenient from a logistical point of view, convenient access roads, jews deported from western europe were brought here. such beautiful girls were traveling, such women, he was, he was 16 years old, he remembered this, that with such beautiful black hair, and...

germany, austria, czechoslovakia and poland, each had about a thousand people, but in nazi documents they were counted pieces, then they were sorted and selected by specialists. germany to belarus took several days, during which the children sent their parents postcards with views of ancient cities and asked them to send a certificate of completion of courses to minsk in order to get a more profitable job here, because they were sure that they were simply being resettled, but upon arrival in minsk they were killed on the same day. the maly trostenets camp

was under the jurisdiction of the sd, on the territory there were various workshops for the repair of shoes and clothes. they serve not only here, for example, the security police service sd, they practically served the entire city, first of all, it was food, secondly, it was building material, that's because even on this territory there was a small asphalt plant, as they write, they worked from 12 to 15 hours a day, that is, it was forced labor on...

the police lived in the village of malaya trostenets, this house has survived to this day, although it is half-ruined, there was a canteen next to it, a few houses away. here is the camp of trustee, yes, these are three points: blagovshchina, shashkovka, malo tostinets, directly, it was guarded,

surrounded by barbed wire in three rows, electric current was supplied, towers, even. but the fact of the school's existence cannot be denied. those persons whom they selected were subject to recruitment for sending them to partisan formations, with the purpose of identifying their location, numbers. in the criminal case there is testimony of witness tamara albukh. she describes in detail the location of the camp, from the mogilev

highway the prisoners walked along the cemetery. behind it was the entrance to the territory. to the right of the road. a two-story stone bunker, its remains and have survived to this day. people walked along the poplar alley planted by the hands of soviet prisoners of war. it led to the farm buildings , workshops and barracks. it is called the strauch alley, since it was the idea of ​​the camp commandant, but for the prisoners it became the road of death, there was no way back. well, a five-year-old boy did not let go of the hand, he began to speak, do not let go. german, translate.

blagovshchina, a couple of kilometers from the labor camp, to the left of the highway. people who were brought to the forest, not far from the mogelevskoye highway, had already been sentenced to destruction.

in some criminal cases, when i read about not even wasting bullets, children

were taken by the legs, three- to five-year-old children, and lifted up by the legs and hit their heads against the posts, that's how they were killed, people were taken out of the minsk ghetto, from the prison on volodarsky, underground fighters... partisan detachments of hostages, that's what they called people who were simply grabbed on the streets in revenge for the killed german soldiers. in a day, the police could make up to seven trips from minsk to blagovshchina, there were about 50 people in each car. after the explosion in the sd canteen in in september of 1943, the nazis carried out a punitive action in retaliation. the victims were residents of the arkticheskaya, first, second belomorskaya streets, they destroyed an entire block, thousands of people. people were grabbed.

residents of nearby settlements , deported jews, were also brought to blagovshchina for extermination. the trains went strictly on schedule twice a week, 800 meters of travel separated them from death. these were people who were not killed.

in belarus, in my opinion, there is a very rational and correct attitude to what is called law. laws must certainly be observed by everyone, but there is a nuance: the head of state, for example, said at one time that very thing, sometimes an unlawful law, passed through belarus at ...

which is prescribed in the laws, this is all to be agreed with everyone, to hold a tender and so on and so forth, the one that is dictated by logic: it is raining, people have no roof in their houses, and they are bargaining, this is the desire to put logic in emergency situations, above some papers, this is one of the reasons why alexander grigorievich is precisely a leader, and not just a politician, he is ready to take himself responsibility along with risks, and does it regularly. igor turai's author's project is propaganda. watch on belarus 24 tv channel. they were born in different parts of the world. i am lyudmila tarakanova. i have been living in belarus for over 30 years. i came from russia, from the ancient city of ryazan. syria is my homeland, i love it very much, but it so happened that i decided to go to belarus, to get an education as a cameraman. everyone

found something for themselves here, so i am engaged in the creation of clothes, and it makes me so happy, i am happy that people use my beauty, use my skills and appreciate it. each hero has his own unique story and his own view of belarus. belarus gave me the realization of my dignity as a person and...

that there was a terrible smell, a terrible smell of some kind of fat, just well , human, well, it was not only those who burned there recently, there for several years, he says, it was simply impossible to breathe here, especially those who lived well, more nearby, a place... of mass destruction they move it closer to the labor camp, the shashkovka tract, they set up a cremation pit there , they burn people, there is no need to waste ammunition, to involve a large number of police officers for security. the shashkovka cremation oven worked almost without interruption, a lot of ash was formed from the abundant burning of people, and it had to be collected for the oven to work effectively. most often, this was done by work teams. people collected

the ashes, loaded them onto stretchers. who personally controlled these gas chambers, drivers, he had a lever behind the cabin, the valve switched and the exhaust gases went into this tin-covered body closed, although i personally read the interrogation protocol, when a german fascist soldier confesses that this is an atrocity against humanity, i did not know,

says that i was carrying ...

what did you do next the investigator asked went back to the barn took the next batch of the next 20 people calmly shot again shot everyone military.

shlyk worked as a groom, and burakov with a forger at a special plant. in the end he says: well, i still atoned for my guilt, with honest work, you so to me rest of life, you understand, although he has already fully admitted it. those persons who were fully charged with many crimes that they committed, yes, were sentenced to death, and the sentences were carried out. nazi accomplices who served in police battalions destroyed people not only in... they participated in punitive operations on the territory of the vitebsk, mogilev and gomel regions, therefore the trials took place in different cities. 30 years after the end of the great patriotic war, they answered for the crime,

for which there is no statute of limitations. belarus - this is not... indispensable forests, black rivers and azers, the uncracked nature of hell, what a non-magchy adarvat vachey, and yashche belarus - this people, we are covering their forest for you, carrying traditional heat, and at the same time here we change our views on emergencies speeches, and we work with the world like a magician. belarusians are so different, but they are poisonous.