super i have the impression that i visited you at the session. haha calmed me down a bit. well, yes, yes, relaxed, i would say so. what do you think? what are the prospects of today's our creation? oh i really like your work, because, honestly, that's for the old songs. this is a new breath. and one more chance to live and how the fashion of music changes. and it seems to me that young people will listen, they will just listen and get high. it's very cool. guys. well, we were glad to work with you today. until we meet again. mutually bye bye. the university has become everything and with the branches of the perorajennya folk song, and at once you have visited the slula of the vesska amanshchitsa in the soligorshine. now the rumor has sown wheat in the economy of tanya the mayor and let's say a simple day we will pass through ukraine and we will open the wallpaper, we will get to

know our kind and broad grooms with you . ignorant, but no, young. and to me well done edge fry ask a question. oh yes, not really, dear, you live with me,

i will water the egg paper. it's not accepted anymore. oh yes, not really, dear you you live straight with me,

our love is true, we will return, it will scatter. povyaz oh yes, not true, you live with me.

let's go perfectly unarmed. haha history her nature her culture her faith once you feel her generosity and you will never forget it again, everything here is student-

students are romantic, some such ideas were not only among us and other students even gathered. in general, some group to

create a village of artists. well, it so happened that here we went, we went to look for a place from a whole month of vacation. i had we were looking for a beautiful place, like so, so that it was near a river, a forest, a small village. here, well , so here it is somehow the lord brought us here. the skating rink, which was without light without a floor, well, there is no tradition in the kitchen. this is what i remember, the russian stove did not fit them. i was afraid to even look there. how scary and dirty it was. this year marks 45 years since we live here, 50 years of creative experience, 45 years of life in the countryside.

and so, but i'm from minsk. here is my father, a native minsker from the noble family of tsitovich and went to war as a career officer from minsk and was buried in minsk here. well, we are already here, as if we have found a second home, or something. especially we had good contacts with those people who, unfortunately, do not exist now either. these are veterans of the war. storozhilok is a village that really had a rural traditional way of life in the seventies. as a city dweller, i have always envied people who have, uh, dedovsky's village house , which means that there is where to go. we didn't have that, but we found a home here. eh, how it turned out to be a participant in the first world war

, a kopchuga, ivanovich was worn, and there was some kind of landmark in it. since the wife is also from a military family, her parents were military doctors who went through the entire war. will is not free. we found ourselves on the front line of the first world war on the former front line. it was one-story, they have already completed it. here his art workshop is small, the kitchen area and the bedroom, that is, the house is small, but very beautiful, everyone who passes by admires, and the tree is also a father cut out. this is the mistress of this house on paper. she is sitting at the window. here such sad always also looks. everything was very, of course, so generally unusual, all this had to be overcome, overcome a lot, overcome

even at work, that is, she worked in the house of culture as an artistic director. well , it turned out responsibility, the puppet theater appeared, and the puppet made it possible to hide. i remember when i brought performances to minsk where do you get them from? talented children from the dung pit, you and my task was. again in the theater, uh not do actors. no first of all. well, as literature, poetry - this is hmm, what is called elevates a person. today this serves a little as another ideal. we serve because it doesn't work. this is service. that's because if the work would have retired long ago and leave, then i left. that is, they gave me a work book and that's it. here, well, er, the service continues. i am not afraid of beautiful

words, because they need to be spoken about. these things must exist in our society , you know, because, uh, time goes by. career i'm going all the time. there, that's it. uh, some comfort uh. well, i think this is anti-deeds for a person. in

connection with the centenary of the beginning and end of the first world war, a lot has happened both in belarus and in russia, a real systematic approach to this period of history has not yet been observed. this is probably still a matter of the future chapel, near which we are. it bears the name of boris and gleb, lucky because vladyka filaret once blessed us twice that this is a chapel in honor of the fallen soldiers in the fields battles of the first world war, and boris and gleb are one of the patrons. from now on, we certainly serve 2 days of e borisoglebsky on may 15 and august 6 for the thirty-fifth year in a row on may 9, this is the action that we call two wars in memory of one.

the scar that remained on the territory of belarus today is visual. here it is, it’s hard to even imagine for many, in fact, these are fortifications - these are trenches, these are military graves, and you can walk through these historical landscape-historical places along the e line of the former dandy. uh, after all, in principle, it happened here. this meeting is one of the meetings. this is the cemetery of the first world war, because we would not have met it there. and another meeting was this photo. eh, in the house. here is a participant in the first world war. uh, his wife served just in this lord, well, what a girl, but this is the photograph we saw. here is another meeting. the third meeting was hmm this is history. e priest. uh, here is the saint of the minsk church of the

neighboring village fed this hospital and received for feeding the hospital received officer award. here, uh, and in this chronicle there was a description of the war. these are three uh, rather bright meetings, which gave us a little bit of a direction, the idea of ​​this museum, so to speak, came about. we did not specifically seek to collect exhibits, but since we started there and that's it.

this is in the last century, what is called something was quietly going, people brought something, gave something, something was bought, and thus it happened. here is an exposition for its development. we will do it now. uh, a small echelon in trailers which will continue the exposure. children of the first world war. here we are, from the great patriotic war, we know the pioneers. and these are boys from 12 to 15 years old who had real st. george's crosses. the awards of a girl in the war are a very touching topic and the very name of a sister, mercy, alleles of the heart. here is henry, this is sorokina, see four medals, the girl has one medal. given for 100 rescued wounded. this is a 400-person international format, the significance is great. since the german forces were drawn here from paris and hardened. in our very lake on the contrary, things were going on here in belarus, the cause of saving france was deep mail,

look here the clock is stuck around the neck of the camera. and he, therefore, was still filming enemy positions, and then i ask, you know, what is the most expensive exhibit. you see, well, someone is guided by hmm monetary units. uh, for us, all expensive exhibits. here i turn it on. those are so small. here, look, these are pencils, pencil stubs are inserted. uh, in the cartridge cases with which the soldiers wrote, letters home, of course, this is, uh, always hard. you know it needs treat, like, uh. hmm, the opportunity to repay a debt, you know, because, uh, with all the complexity. uh, i have here in my family there was an opportunity to repay a debt.

in a normal museum, there would not be so much of this iron, there all this can be found with their graduates there. a lot, you understand, small things, everything here is all this is exhibited, all this, so to speak, the designer is working, but here we are, well, of course, we are building unconditionally compositional ones, but nonetheless. here is what is here and here it is interesting. that's somehow just some kind of piece of iron, just some kind of this is it interesting, that is, you can still feel. this is in general and these monuments of this and the help of god and the people who participate in this are joining , you understand, this is a very important point, that the person himself is, uh, complex. here god gives people who also have the same heart beat, what is called why we are together? i say, uh, on a field trip. i say how much we have done, and because i want to brag, but because it is adding how much we can do when we are

together why in russia i don’t know, yes, you go out and once, so that we know, so we are here went. so they say belarus to him, like, we accidentally found you. as if. well, this is also work. this is work that also needs to be done, thank god the children are doing it. it should be a staff, at least 10 people serve only one museum. not to mention territory. you see, that's why it's interesting to people. we will show all important and interesting cultural events. the festival brought together hundreds of authors from

different countries and sometimes the exposition occupied several galleries. the child takes klin he does not even know what he will do. and than it turns out a very beautiful product. but when you write from nature, nature itself prompts helps and it turns out that it is an accomplice of your creativity. we will always be aware of fashion news and trends in the cultural life of the country, or, for example, how abstraction behaves, it is in everything and people are people. this is also part of the nature of fashion for culture on belarus 24 tv channel. it is easy to create your own paradise. yes, this is probably one of my favorite surfinia surfinia red, it blooms very profusely. she

is very, very bright in the sun. that's right they burn and you look unusual what color is salmon pink and it feels like the artist took the palette and just painted it, agree. here is a brief instruction for you to have no time to sit up, we pack the seedlings in our suitcases and go to the dacha. if so, then i want hot africa and many, many colorful daisies, and remember. if you approach the matter wisely, you can get tremendous pleasure. so rule number one never look at the whole name screaming there siberian enhanced super-duper powerful mega-titans, anything like that, look at greenhouse root. don't look at the packaging. and look at the content, when you use straw, the harvest is much better, watch the project of the same name on the belarus 24 tv channel.

the oldest copies are the pre-war period, that is, this is the middle or the end of the thirties, this here vander 30 is the fifth thirty-sixth year of release. here is a very rare car even for europe. it is not known how it got to belarus, but i found it in belarus, it was not restored, it was found . i haven't done it on purpose yet, it's painted. here's one at the airport. uh, falgal, gray matte color matt this is so that the sniper does not

aim at glare. these are the so-called eyecups - this is movement at night, so that e aircraft cannot be seen a moving car or column. look, the things were called tracks. they rolled out like caterpillars, if the car got stuck under the next wheel and they drove along it, a completely wooden beech frame was preserved, that is, here, uh, the frame, this is the so-called scalp. here it is, if we later look here with carnations, directly stuffed with a letter on a tree preserved wooden floor wooden window sill. here, in fact, there is also a gaz-67 car, of which everything went , the whole story, the whole collection began. here, uh, my grandfather was a colonel, and he had such a company car. then he bought it into private hands. here. well, it's like my grandfather died early. i didn't make him alive. and in the memory of him there was always a

desire. find to purchase and restore such a car, so this car is not touched at all. she was in her native paint, even. well, of course, the paintwork was in a very, very poor condition, but, nevertheless, there were no welding seams. there is nothing modern putty here at all , under the hood it was still scrawled on someone there or with a bayonet-knife or nail scrawled the year of manufacture 1943. that's the only thing that's not the original here. those are tires. these are historical facts of a later period, they are important in any case, even if a person buys a modern car. at least there, too, he collects some information about him. here, about them history. uh, very interesting, uh, different people are different the fates of these cars had different tasks. this form is volume for proportion, and all the same, this color, or rather bare mechanics, you do in life. but if it

wasn't for this, it probably wouldn't have happened . i think so, but also a hobby, that is, well, i won’t say that it’s like a hobby, that is, well, this is what i like to do, that is, it’s important in life to do what you think is necessary and then , what do you like. i consider myself lucky i am a happy person. i am mix with what i like. i'm getting high for now. that is, many people say to me, how can you live in the countryside. there is nothing better than waking up in the morning to go out barefoot to drink coffee to do your creative work with your loved one, your favorite place is already here, so the pleasure is more than working. i came here 5 years ago for a tour. i didn't know about this place. absolutely nothing i was just advised by friends. created by a strange man. danila, he returned from germany and for some reason stayed in belarus, as they say, look at your parents. and which one you will have a husband. here i am, of course, stunned. i

was amazed by them. first, very much. deep look and happy. that is, despite the fact that they are already 70 years old. they are younger than some of the younger ones for me now. that is, they are always with a smile, constantly with an open face with inspired eyes. i mean, i didn't know she had done so much. it was only for communication back then, but it was colossal for me and examples and admiration. so danila and i thought it was necessary to promote and call and show and help. and that's how ours began joint cooperation. at first it was scary to be called a museum. everything somehow worked out in this place, in general everything goes together, if they come here with their goal or dream, and they talk here, it will come true. i was going to.

this is firstly for myself and the second task is simply to save the car, because retro cars are a product of technical creativity again. secondly, this is history, these are people who designed, designed with their brains and hands, they are a car computer, as carriers of history remained here it's like the era you sit down on the twenty-first volga and it smells like 21 years old. she smells. here is her now. sit in a zhiguli, it smells like the seventies and eighties, bereznev's translation, and so on, bought a long-term construction in

the fifteenth year, there was, as it were, in the cinema such enough, a big pause. i just started somewhere to concentrate everything in one place and by itself. it began to be supplemented with all sorts of other soviet things, like, uh, two cyst seals, for example, a machine gun. uh, water, soda, there or slot machines. e of the soviet period and so on. that is, well somehow you know how you can say that it is growing, like a lump for the whole summer vacation , everyone always went to their grandmother in the village. and with me, due to the fact that my grandparents all lived in the city, i didn’t want to travel in the city. that is all consciously childhood. i spent here. yes, i studied in germany at the higher school. yes, i lived there for almost 20 years, then returned here. i always wonder why people ask this question? why doesn't anyone ever ask? why did he leave for some reason? that's gone something counts

normal. and that's why he returned and it's not normal. here, uh, because motherland fatherland it's good there, but it's bad here, it's bad, but it's good, but i can't live in another country for more than three months, which is because there is no time. you know that there is a great desire, yes, to do on the weekend weekends but no, there is absolutely no time. here it is very rare that it succeeds in take-offs. i do not participate, because again, there is no time, this is the season. that is, you have to choose, either to engage in the museum of the estate and participate in rallies. i mean, it's complicated.

quick-witted, erudite, inquisitive guys, this is a mountain, she then lived in 2072, therefore, they are from our time, i chose the option. yes, why not beautiful words beautiful feelings will find answers to all questions. well, i have several of these testimonies. well, the most important answer. no, i was incredibly lucky, because today i went to literally one class of world history. this lesson was just about china. on which

mainland is the highest waterfall in the world located? i don't remember that i went for breakfast. you what, you want an intellectually entertaining show? i know on tv channel belarus 24 you want to have new dishes on your table every week, she left cooking, a minimum of time. we need fillet cut into medium cubes. you can add absolutely anything. i still have cloves here, they and allspice. i will also add to search and plan recipes you won’t have to do everything for you . and kari's favorite dish is queen victoria, she ate it almost every day. i would call this dish lazy pilaf, because now we will prepare all the products and

quickly fry them. i love adding spinach. because spinach cheers us up . and improves appetite mini kebabs are ready to serve. i will have them with rice. watch the culinary project for a week on belarus 24 tv channel and cook with pleasure. at home, for about a hundred years inside, we tried to keep the interior also in such a vertical style, home-made furniture, if there was a clay floor, it is clear that now it is not very comfortable and warm, so we laid it with pebbles and cleaned it completely inside the wall. there were 8 layers of wallpaper. now he is so very atmospheric with his courtyard with a well, if