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natural products, such as we have today. watch the health program on the belarus 24 tv channel. if you head north from the palace complex and for a long time, you can come to the place of eternal rest, the ancient cemetery in 1655, the relics of st. casimir, the heavenly patron of the grand duchy of lithuania, and the intercessor were brought here. aruzhan in those days, the remains of the catholic saint originally turned out to be not in this chapel, but in the one that was in the main building of the ruzhany castle, according to legend , it was saint casimir who defended and protected the country from enemy attacks. the parishioners claim that healings and miracles took place on his grave, which is why he was canonized by the holy

weapons. they loved so much and, most importantly, they continue to love and honor what they depicted on their coat of arms. in pruzhany, the church of the holy trinity is literally visible 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 churches in belarus is a 20-minute walk, and we are on the spot. the uniqueness of the temple is that it never closed, even in soviet times, like other churches in belarus, it was not turned into either a repository or a house of culture. to the theater and here, unlike other parishes. there has always been a priest in his time to build money. allocated by the chancellor of the left beg. the church was erected on the territory of his family residence . initially, the temple was completely wooden,

but already in 1615 a stone one appeared in its place . building in the early vice style. later the church was reconstructed. moreover, the goldsmith repeatedly took up the matter. we already know jan samuel becker, he became the author of a new project for the temple. he was asked to ennoble and rebuild a little like that. this bell tower appeared. and here are the main christian symbols, the very crucifix, which, according to historians, survived, they say, it still remains from the ancient temple, which sapieha himself once built, can you imagine what antiquity it is. architectural plastic sculpture and painting, the decoration of the trinity church is amazing to this day inside the temple , stucco molding, a chandelier and forging brother, ambos, and much more have been preserved. note. and this is the very first entrance door to the temple, by the way, wooden, now it is modest to study in the corner of the church, and before

, thousands of believers passed through it. unique, marble altar, decorated with ornamental sculptures of angels and the family coat of arms of the magnates sabek lis, probably in the place and an icon with the image. again, st. casimir. this is the patron of the youth of lithuania in my opinion in the baltics, this is a prince who was a sickly young man in life, but he devoted his whole life to the poor in need, and he helped people a lot even at the age of 26. he died, he died of an illness, as they said in those days from leaving , probably, palaces to castles will be seen everywhere, or it didn’t seem to me alone, it seems that the building of the confectionery

shop next to the church is very similar to a miniature palace. opposite the trinity church rises no, not just another palace. and the peter and paul church is absolutely atypical for the russian orthodox tradition, and next to it is a former monastery. basilian. the building of the 1770s is the council of the temple. you should definitely look at the huge panel on the ceiling of the main hall. the transfiguration here of the frescoes of the xviii century with a realistic non- canonical image of the saints of jesus christ, these unusual murals are the result of the unian origin of the temple, like these round icons similar in orthodox churches. you can hardly find it anywhere else, but here is the same icon of our lady hodegetria of ruzhany, revered in the town, on it there are golden crosses and rings, a kind of gratitude from the parishioners

it is believed that in 1895 she saved the church from a severe fire many buildings. a huge number of human victims suffered, and the temple remained safe and sound. despite the fires, 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 baker's idea , yes, the saxonian also had a hand in this shrine . it seems to me that he can rightfully be called the chief architect of ruzhany. oh, miracles here, literally, were registered several years ago, when they shifted parishioners found an unusual stone in the fence. weighing about 25 kg and the size of two soccer balls, he lay like the simplest cobblestone , along with other stones, later it turned out that the

pebble was something difficult. well, of course, not gold, but a real meteorite in the words of a professional examination was not. and now the paradox village is on the lips of everyone and everyone precisely thanks to the majestic residence of the sapeg, and the place itself is paid much less attention and it’s completely in vain that there are so many sights that would be enough for two cities. and in general, the ruzhans were lucky in this regard, you must admit, not all cities and villages call something harmonious, of course , over the centuries, a lot has accumulated in the version of its origin, but the locals in their stories tend to the bottom, they say the prince had two daughters, a rose , and anna, and he loved them so much that he named his city. in honor of both rosa anna rosanna many have called it that for a long time, so it stuck. the name rozana is ancient, possibly has

turkic roots and is translated as a day of light or light, as they called it at one time girls who were promised a good happy life, according to the second version, the name has ancient greek roots and means it was given by god. or maybe everything is much simpler, and this is a derivative of the belarusian weapon cell, and therefore there are also options for interpreting the name as a beautiful flower. as ruzhana, the town has been known since 1552 for the first time , as the possession of the tyshkevich family there were over 400 households, there was a brick cafe, the vazelyan school of the uniate monastery, the church and the church were loaded. they even created analogues of the slutsk belts by 1900. more than 3,500 people lived in the city. at this time, that acted in a higher religious educational institution for

jews and the town became the center of jewish learning. in the 18-19 centuries, a whole jewish quarter was created here. a thousand people lived in it just for him and they built a large synagogue in the spirit of the late baroque and a small large one, alas, it is in a deplorable state. small same synagogue. lucky a little more, the building itself was not destroyed, but was adapted for the motorcade's own needs. this is the territory of the local carpool. true, tourists are not allowed here, the abandoned building is surrounded by private houses and a fence. so if curiosity rolls over to you, of course, through it, well, i would not risk the synagogue being in an abandoned state. it is no coincidence that the well-known writer and

yechel michael pinos, the prime minister of the state, israel, who was looking for the world, will leave the city, an american composer. chaim nesvizh , better known as henry rusota, american journalists, historian melik epstein and chess player oren-menechem memorabilia the boards have not yet been installed, but one would like to hope that this unfortunate historical oversight will be corrected. for real lovers of the garden and the garden, whoever you come to visit, everyone will find something unusual and very tasty. we are experimenting. if he also does not want to get a harvest early. so we need seedlings. if later it is possible with a grain, we share secrets. it ’s a little bit inside, if you look, it’s a light, light variety, it’s like porcelain, made we enjoy the result and every time something incredible happens

good and good, then the tomato ripe, then the apple turned red. it will be 100% sweet corn, even it is something super-weak. we are mastering all the tricks of gardening science in the dacha program on belarus 24 tv channel. these guys are here for a reason. i think that the word prudently came up more pragmatic, but mercantile - this is just the extreme degree, prudence does not scare them, nor a huge number of cameras, simple questions - this is, as far as i remember, such an animal. she is so smooth, long and big. ah. there was a sequence of thought you have her conclusions. good question, because each of them came to win the

intellectual duel. i am very well versed in this matter and can give an accurate answer. we have in the chest an example of what people who are fond of philocarty collects, what is in the chest. intellectually entertaining show i know on belarus 24 tv channel. as soon as we approached the next point of our route, the mass grave of soviet soldiers. rain is coming. they say it often happens as soon as you get closer to the place. memory, the chronicle of which is woven from sad events. the history of this kurgan originates in the first war years. here are buried, 127 soviet soldiers and

commanders who died defending the ruzhans in october 1966, local residents reburied the remains of the courageous tankers and, next to the grave, they poured a kurgan on a slab, who installed twelve buried in front of the mound, the remaining 115 were listed by name, recorded as unknown. a year later, in 1967, a t-34 battle tank was installed at the foot of the kurgan, which to this day does not stop attract the attention of passing tourists. but our film crew could not disregard the central soviet street. we complete our acquaintance with the city with a promenade. on it there is still a distance, we notice some action that unfolded right in the center of the village. so what is here, and this is a wooden luster of sculptures of historical figures.

basically, of course, the escape here depicts very important events, namely the presentation of the ruzhan magdeburg right and, in the opinion of local woodcarvers. this important historical moment looked like this way. by the way, very soon this important event will be 400 years old. we noticed the cargo is easy to navigate on your own without a map and a navigator. here we have a typical, ruzhany street, like centuries ago, the center is dominated by stone one-story old manor buildings, such as the only multi-storey building in the city - these are several five-story buildings. novogorodka, which is a kind of center of the ruzhans, in general, the proruzhans can tell you this, however, the history of these is often on the verge of fantasy. so they say somewhere they go to the guards and the illegitimate people themselves don’t know it. the children of vladimir vysotsky, yes, the creators of santa barbara

are resting, but i believe that the legend was born solely because viktor turov was in the runes at one time. i shot the film from my childhood and invited the then already popular high man to the main role. it seems that the history of the legend of the urban village is much larger than 3,000 people, and people are not said to be lucky, they really want to run away all the sights in a few hours, like a marathon runner. they hurriedly wander on it, to surely go at close range, whose name was written. and you know what i realized today, it doesn’t matter at all. what is the view from your window. the main thing is that versailles be with your soul. well, it's time to get ready for the road, because new incredible interesting and unknown cities of belarus are ahead of us.

we have forgotten how to enjoy the little things, be surprised to feel the connection of times and generations is just wonderful. but every day is made up of traditions today, a year or centuries ago, everything that is considered ancient was once new. we ourselves do not notice

we pass on knowledge and experience through the generation it is in our smile of the hand in such a familiar look. from simple happy moments, real traditions are formed. we are proud of the heritage of our ancestors, we value the past for our present belarus 24.

hello well, the wave of russophobia continues to take new heights. and fugitive positioners, belarusophobia is also growing. reading. lithuanian foreign minister lansberges. need to to say a clear no to tourists from russia to belarus at the same time continue to accept those who need asylum, they are vacationing in europe, the mayor of kiev klitschko, the iron curtain should be returned to russian citizens do not support european values, says in an interview. we go further the head of the international olympic committee. fix the olympic committee thomas bach we recommend not to invite russian or belarusian athletes. no anthems, no flags, no colors. the president could

noted that he was grateful to the international federations for sanctions against athletes who support the war grateful man. thomas bach himself hangs. what is it all about? i don't know the last statement, how it generally correlates with the olympic principles of coubertin. but they are burying him before our eyes. well, let's say so. uh, basically, we observe the word. ah, the system of international law. we are seeing a crash. uh, some well-established rules in the field of international security. here is all the architecture that was built in the second half of the 20th century after the terrible e, world war ii, which survived humanity. generally. this e architecture e was built largely on experience. great blood of a great tragedy and assumed that we would never again allow this kind of excesses in human history. well, apparently, the memory was short. and of course, m-m

, what is happening now in the countries of the collective west is what their representatives of the political elite are talking about. this is already beyond reason and often beyond morality. well i don't know how explain when likely adults. eh, burdened by someone. eh, high social status, but they are seriously talking about the need to abolish dostoevsky tchaikovsky pushkin, they are demolishing monuments, repainting them in some kind of colors, uh, in accordance with the modern moment. that is, let's even assume, if we assume that yes, uh, the current leadership of the russian federation bears some responsibility for the unleashed conflict in ukraine , then what does it mean? saved the world from the nazi brown plague, zelensky postponed a couple of weeks ago, what needs to be done to change the philosophy, and that's it, until the

russians change the philosophy. let them sit at home and do not let them out. here, probably, they have such a concept to change. and the philosophy of a russian person is impossible without dostoevsky pushkin. perhaps this is the principle of collective responsibility that the nazi criminals once applied to the jews, gypsies and other peoples they intended to destroy. here we are in our eyes there is a renaissance of this philosophy of these approaches. perhaps it has always lived. it's somewhere in the mind. uh leaders, uh, western elites, and now they just got the opportunity to talk about it openly, but from their side. there we clearly know you can’t cancel us, moreover, when lanzberg says that we will say no to tourists from belarus not thousands of high-altitude climbers go safely to belarus due to the fact that visa-free has been introduced, probably the same number or more will come to belarus because before end of the year this mode works without a visa. and i think that it will be extended and they are going, in my opinion, people are happy

and ready to endure, not only queues, but this attitude that their own border guards show. it's kind of crazy there, inspecting every car where women are children, to be honest, of course, for example, let's say in vilnius, it has a certain meaning for our belarusian history. and, probably, m-m many of our fellow citizens should and would be interested in visiting this city. but, to be honest, i went to lithuania once or twice and, in fact, affairs. here is the youngest lange lance, i can answer that it doesn’t hurt, and it’s necessary. in general, we went there. everything we needed was everything that was to be seen. today. it can be said that we have entered an epoch, sharp, the very destruction of mankind thanks to this european philosophy and european worldview. but i think the mind must win. attitude and everything must return to the fact that this position is isolation itself. i also went through this, albania when it tried to live on its own without anyone, no one stepped on in their language, not in the economy, but

it all ended very quickly. therefore, i think that russophobia will also pass from the fact that they are doing this in politics, first of all, not the people at all, well, they set it up, of course, about philosophy. perhaps they simply rely on the wrong philosophers and the wrong schools, remember the haidar of the german nazi, remember the jontilly and the italian fascist. this is also, but the basis of philosophy here, rather, i agree with alexander that this is the fascisization of consciousness, it lives in philosophy in the culture of european and especially in the political e class. e many european countries and from time to time. it explodes and explodes on different tracks, but just for the first time in e. here are the last 80 years, and philosophy is directed against us, and before that it was directed, let's say, against india. yes, remember the british colonial empire, which shot people there with cannons. it's also refined. uh,

refined nazism fascism. uh, remember afghanistan, two decades of extermination of the people , or iraq, this is the same fascism. just it was applied to peoples who are far behind us people moral people well -mannered people, er, believers in many ways and pain and cancer indians. uh, the afghans were perceived as their own, but it has always been such an emotional minority in the european union, and everywhere it played such a role. uh, market, not even market imperialist pragmatism. yes, but, nevertheless, the culture exchanged against us for the first time is because in relation to the belarusians in the first world war and in the second world war, mm those digits. the destruction that was subject to the belarusian people speaks of that even then it was directed. let 's get closer to us. right now, an economic war is going on not only in relation to the russian federation, but also to the republic of belarus, and

the sanctions pressure that is being exerted on us is nothing but the economic war of our colleagues from other media , and we are also analyzing it. here is the data of a large sociological study, which was prepared by the analytical center ecoamb for the order of the news agency. beltai is one of the issues that concerns belarusians. and how do you feel in the mode of such unprecedented sensational pressure? and now we see that the vast majority of people are adequate, who say that 61% said unequivocally negative 17% accelerated negatively. truth. there were in quality, 2% who believe that it is good that sanctions have been unleashed against the republic of belarus, and the war is 3%. yes. how do you assess these overall figures, given that these are far from being questions? there were other topics, when one way or another , this one touching on sanctions pressure 10 ago. maybe he somehow thought about how people in cuba live, er, under the pressure that has

been going on there for 50 years. how they are under sanctions, and now we ourselves live under sanctions that are tougher than cubans are cubans . canadians are still flying, despite the sun, yes, and the united states is weakening a little and i think it is worthy, these people are worthy. well , here's the score, which hmm received. yes, this is a worthy perception of the unprecedented pressure that is being exerted on us and is intensifying. the main thing is that these figures show that there is no despair. this is the goal that is achieved. here is the psychological effect of the economic unleashed against the people. of course, people understood this and i am grateful to you to the telegram channel to inform you that these are not sanctions before, this was a sanction against the head of state officials. there separate enterprises. it was there somewhere, well, somehow the paint for some reason,

yes. yeah, now everything, well, yes, or dynamo hockey, but now we are all under this pressure and people are not involved and involved, they all fell under this pressure and their assessment. she is for me strange, yes, an important remark important addition in this regard. here, er, is the sense of self that your sociology has captured. it 's not uh, just uh, which means that the opinion that has appeared here is not an artificially formed opinion. yes, that is, it is not poly-technology. here it was about the need to express gratitude to the media for explanatory work unconditionally. and so it is, but first of all. eh, the question must be posed at such an angle that it is a task. as you remember, it was set the president before the government to the people, especially the socially vulnerable categories of

retired people. low-income single mothers with disabilities and so on have been the least affected by these sanctions. you look at what measures are being taken, let's say, yes, we would like more, er, for our elderly people to receive. in general, this is our sacred duty, but at the same time, inflation, let’s say, in many ways, dispersed, including by regional economic processes, everywhere in the world inflation, dispersed, including among these sanctions, 17% is high inflation, we need to talk about it, but two pension increases were seven by 10%. that is, exactly in such a way that people do not feel this price increase, yes, of course. if it weren’t for this disgusting thing about belarus, this completely unreasonable illegal thing, it’s a lot to explain why it doesn’t correspond, in general, they have already begun to do just that, but if about the economics of history, if it were not for this pressure, of course, people would feel the growth of income. and so, unfortunately, while we

at least give the opportunity to compensate for the damage, and in this regard, the people. in general, understanding the situation, he replies that, in fact, we are in a difficult situation, but we feel fine again. there is no war, the economy is working steadily. people are able, get some income to provide their basic needs. it is very important that i would like to discuss another important topic with you. and this is a question that concerned the relationship of belarusians to russians and the attitude in general to interstate, and belarusian-russian relations. we are here we see a consistently high ratio. can i automatically infer from this that the more pressure we get? that's just your first question, but on sanctions, the closer and stronger the relationship between belarusians and russians. it will be fair to conclude this policy. it leads to the destruction and economy of those who impose these sanctions, you know, as the people say , let the blind play. blinds here.

so to speak, they are trying, of course, to destroy our country, but you are partially destroying yourself. eh, that's what you were talking about not only the media explain this policy. this is the result of the work of our state and the people themselves, therefore, the opinion that they do not express regarding sanctions is the result of their own work. after all, we understand that the well-being of our country depends on how the people work and the president, you know in the message that he said, are you ready to pay for what is generally happening in the world. this is, uh, an appeal, really an appeal to the people , an appeal to the nation, and it also resonates with the fact that hmm russia is ours the main partner, so to speak, and our dough , the happiness and foresight of our policy is that we initially retained our cheeses and markets, commodity markets, primarily related to the electricity of russia, and in this respect, within the framework

of this sank pressure, with respect to the interstate, such an interstate union in belarus and russia it is very revealing, because , of course, not everything worked out thanks to this. it's easy too. you know, there were certain contradictions, they persist, because we do not have exactly the same models, therefore, not quite and in one direction. we look. yes , different models and the economic state, it is probably easier for belarus to manage the state than e. in russia, not only within the framework of what is the scale and territory. it is within the framework of the fact that an oligarchy has developed there. so to speak, privatization of state-forming industries. all this affects the fact that not everything is going smoothly, even between state relations, but i think the common danger is a disaster that is not provoked by us. here we were always open and sometimes russia criticized us for multi-vector policy and are open today. you

see, they give us san and we open borders for them. come, stay, be treated in our sanatoriums. buy our products do not interfere with the lives of citizens of their own countries, we think about the people of other countries. but russia is a priority, and in this regard, this is the strategy that was chosen initially. she pays her dividends. this is not only the result of proximity and proximity, it is the result of established economic social cultural scientific e, connections and, of course hmm i think that in this regard and the result will be positive consciousness. uh, this is very short and succinctly formulated in one phrase. ours are being beaten, remember once the president formulated that if they put pressure on us, we will become back to back. now there is such a situation, when belarus, russia, as the closest allies, brothers, stand back to back in many ways, fight back, and it is very important that this people is the folk wisdom

of glu she formulates it this way. she sees all the falsity, duplicity of that policy of reconciliation, retraction, er, which the european the union, in particular, from the united states, was carried out in relation to both russia and belarus for the last 20 years there until the aggravation there in 2008, then 2014, and then 2,000 e, the twenty-second year, but e people - this reflects very correctly. and by the way, a poll. uh, it shows it very clearly. no, there are fewer halftones, there are fewer falsehoods , there are fewer of these artificially created bubbles. uh, the fascists showed their barbaric basis and the basics from which they act, canceling culture and philosophy and normal human relations, friends. uh, and the allies showed their allied essence in

particular. here, uh, what the vice-premier said about $1.5 billion will be directed to import substitution programs. uh. so it somehow passed one separate news. but this change, by the way, is the psychology of the mentality of that very liberal regime in the russian federation that we criticized before, which means that they already come from the allies. uh, from the allied logic of survival and development, what else would i add here. this analysis of any conflict converges to need. define e, potential opportunities and goals of the parties here, our opponents, having incomparably greater economic potential, set themselves the goal of destroying the economy of the republic of belarus about this. they spoke openly. moreover, the deadlines were set aside as early as april of this year. they planned mass social unrest on the territory of our country. the so -called hunger riots, which were supposed to be demolished.