what is the regional center? if you want to really know the city, walk, as the famous french writer andre moroan used to say. evie, even an accidental tourist can easily explore along and across all objects within walking distance, opposite the obelisk of a warrior, an afghan 10 years ago installed a memorial sign in honor of his fellow countrymen who died during the great patriotic war and the soldiers heroically defended the size, 24, samara of the ulyanovsk iron division however, before the onslaught of the enemy retreated in february 1942 in the center of the town near the street krasnoarmeiskaya created a ghetto in it there were about 3,000 local jews and from all over the iviv region. sad statistics for 3 years of occupation of the area by the nazis. only 4,328 civilians were killed . the city was being restored at the turn of the

19th and early 20th centuries, in addition to jews , 800 catholics lived in the town, 500 muslim tatars and 30 orthodox christians speak in the belarusian capital of tolerance. 2012 in in honor of the city day, this memorial sign was opened. representatives of four confessions were engaged in the design of their stele. pay attention to the monument and an excellent tourist sign, each arch. deployed towards the temple of a particular religion. so we are heading to the orthodox saints. today, the orthodox community, which is not numerous in the city, is called the eastern belarusians of the soviet era, they came

here according to the distribution of the majority. here, father vyacheslav remained traditional. i think for all journalists the question is how representatives of the four faiths brought out manage to get along with each other. probably not even to get along. rather peacefully coexist with our god glory we coexist very well solidarity in patience humility in love. well, how can an orthodox christian treat another person? an orthodox church in the city did not appear for a long time only in 1994 the building, which at the beginning of the 20th century was an ordinary residential building, the church was lit in honor of the holy martyr baby gabriel and białystok slutsky despite being quite young. the shrine is stored here, a real religion that literally descended from heaven, this image of the mother of god of kazan, the kazan icon, before

being in the temple for 10 days, 112 times circled our planet viktor stanislavl shutov, who at that time was in the command of this flight. he gave us this icon. after returning from outer space, one icon remained in the patriarch's area at his home. he said that somehow he felt embarrassed that such a shrine was not at home. he decided that this icon should be on her homeland. now the famous native of ivy, viktor shutov, an employee of the russian space agency, in just 2004, 60 icons of the mother of god of kazan and archangel michael were sent to the space station. there is even a special certificate, where the icon is listed in black and white. the orbit of the earth 1 kg of weight must be paid 25,000

dollars. the legendary relic is always in the temple of any parishioner. can bow before her, and we will get acquainted with representatives of another denomination. a densely populated private area, this is a tatar settlement, still on old interwar maps. the ant's tract was considered a separate village. now this place is located within the city limits; the first tatars in belarus appeared during the reign of the grand duke of lithuania. the tatar community was brought out after minsk, the second largest in our country, about five thousand tatars live in the city, young people, as a rule, leave for large cities. mainly

agriculture. this is spring growing. well summer cucumbers tomatoes. and, of course, from the screen is called the tomato edge. at the end of the 19th century, the towns were owned by elvira, the countess of zamoysk, who allocated a plot of land and allowed them to choose the best wood for building a mosque throughout the soviet period. it was the only active muslim shrine on the territory of belarus, a muslim temple, it was never closed even in soviet times, namaz, that is, prayer, believers come here every friday and on big holidays, and muslims have 2 eid al-adha and the ilfiter mosque is divided into two halls, male and female, this is done so that the thoughts of people during prayer are turned to god

. those who can read the koran in arabic have the right to participate in worship; they are held, mainly during the day. only during fasting evening and night prayers. guys, whose erudition any adult would envy, we read in the textbook that the greeks called barbarians those who spoke a different language, people are surprised, she is very well-read and prefers reading to physical education. lermontov said that he scored a charge. i thought hard in the cannon i will treat a friend. it seems to be so. well, i thought so, i'll treat you. i'm such a perky friend, uncle was, apparently. and they are not afraid of not knowing something. after all, it is not at all embarrassing that they told us about it, and i will also exclude

fees. so i don't remember who it is either. basically, it can be excluded. everything is fine with the teeth, then she who is the tutor teacher? thank you watch on tv channel belarus 24. vitaliy cut his hand on the evening before the robbery, hardly a lot of people. could only know about it to find out. tell me on the

day of the robbery in the morning you did not see this woman in our entrance. this place is a kind of starting point

of the ilyevsk land on 14 boulders , the most important events that happened to the city throughout its existence are displayed. wheel. the history of the open-air exposition appeared in 2013. it helps to find out when the first temples were built, the tatars settled, and all the jews were destroyed. there is also a direction sign with the names of sister cities. and their william seven. we continue to get acquainted with the main milestones. in the history of the former town we are on our way, the only museum of national cultures on the territory of belarus by historical standards, it is very young. but the collection will be the envy of many museums in the country. suddenly, at the entrance we are met by plaster sculptures of famous

personalities, they say they were gradually transported here from local collective farms. this vacant place is now a favorite photo op for tourists. i will not be an exception. now i have a selfie to remember. well let's go to museum? the exposition is non-standard, each room is a separate planet, the first is dedicated to the history of the indigenous population and here you will find information about the most ancient settlements. on this earth representatives of known genera. whose activity brought glory to this place and all of belarus, information about the development of christianity, traditional culture and holidays, my attention was attracted by a painted batlek, an exact copy of the elinsky den of the 18th century, its characters still delight museum visitors with their humor and wisdom. i am the king, herod, i am glorious, i will sit on my throne

the sovereign hall, dedicated to belarusian jews , amazes with the bimah style, with which the rabbi, as if alive, reads miniature jewish houses torum, through the windows, which you can look very realistically, the people who live here are unique in their own way, for example, if you are orthodox, you can easily greet in a catholic priest and six of god and my muslim friends always tell me quality on eid al-adha. will you come or not? we go further in the center, a miniature copy of the iviv mosque, household items or national tatar dishes originals of ancient books on the wall mughira excerpts from the koran some of them are also made by efchanka emilia shibanovich. they say that young visitors are allowed to

try on costumes of timur's types for adults quests intellectual games local lore lotto is not boring here. and this is an exhibition dedicated to the second world war for a peaceful sky. all christians, muslims, jews fought over the heads of their descendants, the city of national tolerance, after all. in the next room there is a temporary exhibition of axes from personal collection of local resident ivan kulesh. you see the oldest combat one, i left it as it is with all the traces of nothing, just removed this raid a little. e earth, which was his, as they explained to me, digging potatoes, the pensioner did not find an unusual occupation about six years ago, although as a child he made toy axes. after all , there was a worthy example before my eyes, my father, a

talented and skilled carpenter, now there are more than 200 axes in the collection. and this is not the limit. this is the so-called scandinavian, who calls swedish canadian finnish sample, well, on the internet in different ways, when manually felled the forest, it was necessary to chop off the branches by hand so the meat grinder. why do you need two devices with you, it means that you need a blade there, which meant that one side turned around and turned with the other side. ivan ivanovich hopes that his beloved grandchildren will continue the family tradition. and the namesake was the first to see the unique exhibits of the pensioner. experienced collector ivan vyacheslavovich bykov is heading to visit another keeper of antiquity. hello.

hello, here we are, under the sounds of music, probably, they didn’t meet us in any museum, to be honest, tell us what kind of exhibit meets us right at the entrance from one acquaintance, he was jewish, it was visible in the jewish family of the tragic house, and i want to say he was in start working condition. ivan byko forester, by profession, for a long time collected antiquities for his collection, as a rule, from abandoned houses and villages and vivshchina, someone brought rare things. himself, which he continues to do to this day. now small rooms in the attic and sheds

turned into a unique collection of ancient artifacts. one of the most valuable exhibits of the hymnal of the end of the 17th century, which is also a primer. she really gives a good positive aura to a person, and she. maybe even help in some way. so i suggest you touch this book. and, that is, you tested the desire. in fact, it happens until my desire is always fulfilled. let's all thank you, it's done. we'll definitely check it out. there is absolutely all the old books photos coins postcards household items things clothes the list is quite long i warn the unusual museum of ivan buikov. you are in me. you won't find it right away. it is located in a simple brick house. on the outskirts of the city, locals will prompt tourists ivan ivanovich accepts for free and does not lose hope that

over time he will be able to make a real museum, where there is enough space for all ratings. oh , they say right, the best city is the one where a person is truly, happy in the little jerusalem of the grodno region, our film crew stayed for a relatively short time but managed to notice people. here sincere and benevolent are ready to accept open arms. seize the moment of happiness for anyone, come here and discover the willow, yes, janeiro naimani does not want to stop running and make the berries rain. whisper, the leaves are shining, the sun,

like frozen fractions, our lives are formed. i would like to have a closer look at this world. and every day to discover something new she is in it so. 'cause we cut it out with love. with love to belarus

i want to tell you that my business. it's my job to ask questions, to puzzle, to read, to drive him into a dead end, so that he understands that this is not so. i would simply start looking for some answers myself, because i share what i myself do not understand, what i myself do not know the writer. it

's not a defendant at all. do not understand not a prophet, not such an erudite who knows all the answers. it's not interesting. personally, i'm interested in something that i do not understand myself. or i don't know. it seems to me that you are cunning danila alexandrovich i share with you, but it seems to you, it can seem anything, then they

wrapped it up. it's called the courtyard. in general, leningrad is typical petersburg. if you want a courtyard in front of you, your school, so that something pounded, something experienced some kind of excitement. wakes up not memories some sensations gone boy. ahead of me, a little schoolboy. so i also walked along this street. what was your class name?

daniel did not say, probably, she said some other danya or what? dasha was danila, if not a secret, what a secret, as you told me in a conversation, that komarova is not a village, not a place, not a suburb, but this is a whole country. why did they say so? because that's how i see her. this country is here, because here represented academic village residents.

here are our permanent dacha residents, the st. petersburg intelligentsia, who come here for life, you told me you know. its own system of life is very peculiar. here people come. to see each other, to talk, to

sit, this is not a city guest, not a city guest, when the table must be laid. there, it means to sit and drink, there is a tv, everything is different here for the other people who lived nearby literature. do you have pickles to eat? let's take the baby out. here we sit on the porch, because he is not allowed to drink at home.

so olga invited me. i baked it for my home . she pies with dill. never ate again. everyone lives in their own time. there is such a phrase. what does this mean its time? everyone has their own time in their own time, we all live in our own time, we live according to the laws of our time, we live by the events of our time. for us, it's our time. this is our motherland . we live by it, we live by all passions. we

experience, we rejoice, we cry and grieve from what we see. some events or vice versa, rejoice rejoice. isn't there granin's time? here's the edge of the cash, is not it so. i have my time. yes, my personal time is my personal time. this personal time consists of when i sit alone and work my personal time. this is my attitude. what is happening around me this is my personal time. i am one person who accepts what is happening, he accepts this time, the other rejects him. and this is also his time , you know, one person is a liberal, another is a conservative. one uh loved and continues,

let's say love stalin well, i say water. i am the other one who thinks that pushkin is our everything, and the other thinks that pushkin is far from everything. it all has to do with time, of course, this is my time. here i am at this time living like this, settling down like this. project real heroes of our time they attract a beautiful smile. we invite you to a computer game where everything is real, which one of you will continue the game hero, i give people

light, warmth and hope, difficult trials and genuine emotions. today they need to use skills not for 100, but for 200% heroes and the main chris, see the heroes project on our tv channel. the pristine beauty of nature loves the sunset. well, it's kind of unusually large. i was born here cutout. here for me. well, everything is dearly beautiful, that all my childhood my home the comfort and kindness of people in the village is more measured, we are not in a hurry, it seems that we work a lot, but we are not in a hurry. we have everything nearby. all this is an amazing land, polissya, our grandfathers, grandmothers, parents, they

poured out their prayers in this temple. and this temple is for residents. this value is memory, this is history, watch the project on belarus 24 tv channel. there were classes, windows that overlooked the theater school. it was pretty hard because we were watching. there, too, there were large windows and we watched, how girls and boys did gymnastics there, learned some scenes,

so what happened in the classroom interested us less than what happened there opposite the chiledu. well, in general, this school, of course, was distinguished by a wonderful teacher. kochich was an excellent teacher of geography, who told us an unheard-of story about his stay, and his stay in africa and malaysia somewhere nowhere he wasn't he wrote to us. and it was not a lie, we already understood. uh, then some inner feelings that it is much more important,

uh, not to expose him, but to try to understand why he wrote his travels, which i wrote much later. i ran into this paustovsky who was also. this one was such a writer. so he composed, but he composed not just a story for us. how did he travel. it was his dream. but we were interested. you know, it was a tenish school. very famous school it is generally known in the literature in the history of public education in russia, it

was created somewhere at the very end of the 19th century by prince tenishev there was a school. completely new, like studied here. nabokov vladimir vladimirovich mandelstam was still preserved here when i came to school. a teacher from the time of the tennis school, he himself had long proved, as i understand it, to himself, yes, that they blame peter in vain for her peaceful severity. if peter had not used sticks, then another 200 years. russia would doze off on couches. i would revel in my holy ignorance and high mission. you share this point of view, milk, don't you ? and now russia is dormant. no. now she

doesn't need a stick. no, she still does not doze without a stick. russia is now somehow beginning. entrepreneurial people compete and begin to feel their strength capabilities. we woke up and got the opportunity to exercise ourselves. commercial activity began no now, russia it is in a completely different state. well, too, now komarov has a lot of so-called new russians , they have high fences. they have, of course, communication system. i think they do.

mm unacceptable system of communication they are still many of the majority, they have not yet become intellectuals. they are interested in what kind of dacha what kind of financial situation? what kind of connections do you understand there are machines, machines, this is something else, but the intelligentsia is communication. yes , the intelligentsia is a mandatory communication. and intelligence is not checked at all, it is not intelligence that grows in communication. well, for example, there lived in the academic village a man whom i loved very much vladimir

ivanovich smirnov, academician, such mathematics so, i agree with vladimir ivanovich that i will go to him on friday and come to sit with him. yes? i go to him at the appointed time at 6:00 pm. he is already standing on the road and was twice as old as me standing on the road waiting to meet me. what is this? this intelligence was the same very different and sergeyevich likhachev and we agreed. i must come to him at the appointed time. he has already freed himself from everything, he is waiting for me, and there they

have such a housekeeper who baked pies that i loved and so on. this you understand this. now it seems like an old fashioned communication system, but it's a precious system. education that what the school should educate or teach knowledge or education and so on? we did not have it separately, but there was one more circumstance that somehow does not appear anywhere today. there was ah, so teachers. there were parents, a family that

you and was the third extremely important for me for all of us was the class. a class, like a teacher, a class, like a community, a class, like a wonderful team that organized, stuck together, boiled, what a single a and uh, in which everyone remains friends, school friends forever. this is the most faithful and long friends in your life. we were expensive. this is especially true after the war, when many died, mitya pavlov died, sevam, okhotkin, many died, guys. did not

return from the war. but those who returned, my god, there was some kind of happiness. well, tell me, maybe it was some kind of special generation, after all, the pre-war generation. well, we know and read a lot about it. and how many poets are in this pre-war generation. yes many there were guys whom e befell. uh, a heavy turn of the family, and the parents and eventually caught up with them. that was hard too. not just hidden and hidden. uh, to some extent this my family touched. dad was also the father was expelled. yes, but it was uh, you know, a life that wasn't circumstances

that didn't separate us, huh? rallying we did n't have such that oh, so it's uh, the family is repressed. no need to deal with him, on the contrary, it was. uh, somehow you know there was sympathy and pity of the desire to show that we we remain friends and so on, and teachers too, probably, they were also affected by repression, or how the teachers treated such children. it's the same strips of nothing no nothing we had a society teacher introduction. then he was the head teacher. such ostapenko, nicknamed the cloudy eye, he had one eye of glass and was angry. sometimes my eye popped out, and we

crawled looking for. this eye is for him. something was also a good man, as i now understand, although equipped with formidable phrases, some kind of democratic there, and so on in essence. it was our defense system. it is not given to a person to see how his act will respond years later. he cannot come to terms with the future, it is hidden in darkness. the only thing he has. this quiet command of conscience is an act that is always some kind of conversation with conscience. conscience is a thing incomprehensible and not necessary for a person, then it is not necessary. she prevents

him from living. it is not at all a useful organ, like fingers, ears, and eyes. well, we will not list useful organs. yes, why are we unnecessary, because she interferes with his life, she interferes with life. she says it can't. it is not necessary. why are you doing it? she gnaws at him. so it is like some kind of divine presence. that interferes with life. i hear it sometimes. her demands for her words and revival are somewhere deafly happening somewhere deep inside you can not hear if you do not

want to. and people know they achieve once i don’t hear, the second time i dreamed. and you yourself become deaf, you stop hearing it so it’s more convenient, then everything is allowed, then everything is possible. then no one interferes. so where am i from? where in man? do you know where she comes from? christianity. cannot be attributed to one religion no, no.

well, that means it's something else. maybe it's something divine invested us. you see, this is the life of the soul. if you feel that there is no soul. if a person is soulless, then the conscience and the signals of conscience do not reach the person. do you want to say that without a conscience there is no person? i don't want anything. i say what i want to say, peter said peter explained this money he said, he said this money, my own. i deserve them and i can use them at will. it when he received the vice admiral's salary. what struck me? yes, but with the incomes of the states

progressively lies, carefully about them i must give an account to god if this were so. that is, no, not in the context of the novel, there, probably, it was like that and you will tell me now that it was like that and you yourself would have seen everything and were there at the same time. in general, today, if it were this is so, when an official yes, state money is an account before god maybe there are such officials, you understand what's the matter with us? our attitude towards religion and to god, it somehow separates from our service. yes, we got it

. yes, here is god. yes, you can pray to god and dream of the bible, and-and admire life, christ, his deeds, and so on. can you read the lives of the saints? and in the service? it is completely different to take bribes, to agree with the authorities on some wrong questions, and so on, to create injustice, there is no sense of presence. with all this, god yes, there is no feeling that when you take a bribe, that it is the lord who sees it, no, it does not exist at all. no, well in

last resort, give me under the table, please. so that no one sees, no one sees, so they don’t see him there either. there is no feeling that there is an all-seeing eye. and this will have to be answered. no, he does not believe that it is necessary to answer. it is necessary to answer, then, what is the faith in god that you want the church? what are you wearing a cross? you depict something then. write out the tsar's service for him a tedious duty, the real thing is the ships of the prus, latin latin laterals

alone. sailing equipment, the art of managing them requires undivided attention. royal service. this could be a duty. you ask me as if i'm responsible for peter. he is like that. it seems to you. what, it seems to me, i'm sure i saw, yes, well, then you write in the book those who saw those who call themselves eyewitnesses are the ones who lie the most. i have studied well. yes, in fact, just, maybe, it seems to me a duty. strange as it may seem, it's hard to be a king. being a king and a king as a ruler is

very difficult. and this is a very serious piece. i recognize you motherland, i won’t, it’s the professor, in my opinion, he says, yes, are we we can endure blasphemy from a foreigner. and that pride would be our first merit for us, that a russian was born, the second merit, that a russian is better than all the others who said it, and we ourselves know that and you love russians said, anton osipovich still love skating rinks, because i don’t like it, that i am a russian, by the way, a chelyukhin and i don’t like the novgorod boyars, because i know russia through and through all its forest exit. yes, i don’t want to know how to see us from the outside, i don’t want to see themselves, they didn’t want to see themselves either . and with the necessary muzzle. you are like ours shit, you can't learn. well, and then absolutely such a stunning wonderful monologue. you with your this word hero. i understand that it all belongs. how would you talk critically about this monologue.

here is my wave. how do you feel about how danil alexandrovich granin thinks? i don't know, i don't know it says the characters something something right something exaggerated from resentment from the filthy life of all sorts that he has swallowed. here it is impossible to lay it out like that . do you agree with this or disagree? he has his own life. she has her bruises and bumps. those words and attitudes that define him, his mood and so on. this is an independent person. ideally so. so, you can’t do it, you wrote this

hero of ours, share it. i can not at all, but i can admit to her the big truth and i can understand, the main thing is to understand, why does he say that? because his life forced him to see some things that, perhaps, in my life there was none of this. you can't, it's not impossible to redirect everything to the author. i want to be a writer. for god's sake, in this show, participants and spectators are waiting for tricky questions fermented milk drink from mare's

milk, what is it called? and why are you whispering you something from me nobody watched the simpsons, very cool. then. come up with a city and call it intuition, and most importantly erudition. it will definitely come in handy here. so this is the abduction of europe. this is how it looks to you. well, in some pictures, it certainly looks better. but what we have is amazing. this is the correct answer in case of a wrong answer. we have to go to the construction site. think well before you say it, and one more element - this is a tower at 99.9, how a dna test will not work, watch the intellectual entertainment project tower on belarus 24 tv channel.