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region is called little venice. as you understand, due to the weather conditions , we won’t be able to start traveling in a dress, but in no case will this interfere with our acquaintance with the city, however , hundreds and even thousands of kilometers, a unique architectural structure. one of the most famous names of the tower is belaya vezha, although in its history it is white. she never was. by the way, who didn’t know this particular tower is depicted on a five-ruble banknote, the national belarusian authenticity, where clothes and quality items were stored, the red corner of the bed and the stove looked like this, a typical belarusian khadka and incredibly many positive emotions. for the first time i see a bison,

they were born, by the way, this year belarus business people wheel millstones here we go grain chains, and here the bag is put everything you can grind flour, then go bake pies. they will tell about the amazing treasure of life in polissya. they threw such a strap on, and everyone knew that there was no one in the house at that time. and they would share. why did they choose their small homeland for life, my heart is joyful. everything soothes here, and therefore another place. i would never have found myself and did not think to find it quietly

above the shore. notice 24? in the seventies, they amazed listeners with unexpected interpretations of folk songs. everyone was surprised what kind of music it is, what, where does it come from, what nationality does it represent, especially when it turned out that they don’t know such a country, but russian, yes non-russians, damn it, we are belarusian, and the spiritual search for an outstanding songwriter who usually remained behind the scenes of his public life. we had a great creative relationship. they continued. they could go on for a very long time, but we had a crisis of human relations. he said, you feel, just feel what pesnyary is when

you will feel it, then everything will turn out vladimir mulyavin legend of the belarusian stage. he himself is a russian man who fell in love with belarus , came and created in belarus and for belarusians what many local people are not able to do. i didn’t bathe, no one bought. watch the documentary film heart letters we thought on belarus 24 tv channel for you around the clock, don't switch. our everyday task is to tell about belarus to the country and abroad more than 100 million viewers around the world have access to viewing projects of our tv channel. so what is belarus

like ? feel. she needs to be seen with her own eyes. hello dear viewers. belarus 24 tv channel is on the air, watch us do witches every day, belarus is closer. i remember this event so badly, the train road. all this is already being put on the platform here in minsk, but the impression was there. mom told me that there was a meeting with minsk. what

a picture, she stood on the platform, looked around and saw the opera house from the platform of the railway station, it was completely visible, so you need to imagine what it was, minsk, solid ruins, a bombed-out ruined city. this was how the capital met six-year-old nelly and her mother, who returned from the evacuation on july 3, before the liberators of the bowl , a terrible sight appeared quarters surrounded by barbed wire, charred foundations of houses and solid ash express a thousand words about this post-war photo in the courtyard of the savitsky art gallery can be compared before the war, the population of the city was 239,000, and in the forty- fourth year, when minsk was liberated, they counted less than 40,000 inhabitants after the war, of course, minsk residents returned to their hometown and the degree of destruction of the city of minsk is

expressed not only in numbers, but also in the memories of nha trang, which indicate that they did not recognize their hometown. many not found. just their apartments are not easy and her family is lucky. a little more than their house survived, what can not be said about the neighbor behind the fence of our garden. it was huge. funnel from a bomb, that is, as grandfather explained then, that it was a night bombing one of the bombs completely destroyed the neighboring house and garden. and so my brother and i often observed this funnel. how horror how what depth, the city of minsk, uh, was destroyed by 80%. this figure was born, but from the fact that so many buildings of structures were recognized as not subject to restoration, therefore the question came up by accident. is it worth

restoring minsk from the ruins and the world in the hands, only scrap a shovel, this proposal was discussed for a long time and even considered a new construction site 10 km from the modern capital. stalin, when he was moving to liberated europe, he did not like to fly, and uh, the train was going home, and during a stop in the city of minsk , he saw a terrible permission and gave the command. it is necessary to urgently come here better to the specialists. literally a week later, a whole group of leaders came here to restore this city. architects from moscow and with. uh, leningrad , so the city was built in the same place, but according to new principles, the destroyed building was decided to be demolished from the horse of the city to radically change, in fact, the new city appeared. it cannot be said that this is the restoration of the city that was before the war. well, the idea behind this plan was to build it. well, such a city is very comfortable for life. eventually. in 1958

, a master plan was developed within almost the same boundaries that we, as it were, today and with you we can present, that is, the basis was laid, the post-war basic plan in the state of the city of minsk. and now, in 1958, we received a master plan, which already has a traced ring road. to understand what minsk was like after the war, it is enough to listen to real stories. i myself grew up after a military city. in minsk, and i remember very well all these ruins and ruins, so for me so far that's it. how long has it been before me square and goblet voice it around the edges psychologically, because the city ended there. there was nothing there. i attracted and now it was completely destroyed inside, there was nothing. there were some hanging metal ladders of some kind. there were mosaic windows in this temple and colored glass, they were lying on the floor. here we collected

beautiful pieces of glass for ourselves. it was our our game to look through different glasses. people walked through the ruins, the surviving streets cautiously spying the city was stuffed with mines bombs shells death still lay in wait for everyone who takes a step to the side the well-known journalist ivan novikov recalled from the paths indicated by the sappers, according to whose books to shoot the film the ruins are shooting, the owners of meninsk became sappers. at first, they only felt and listened to the mutilated city, and in almost every quarter , warning signs were placed on every house. carefully mined before construction work began. and there was a big task to clear the rubble, comb the rubble and clear mines. deal in is, that leaving hmm occupiers. uh, mined many buildings and residential buildings of the structure and such well-known e

buildings like government house. uh, the houses of officers of the opera house. only thanks to the coordinated work of the brave soviet sappers, the iconic building was preserved before the military minsk had four objects, which formed the entire main building after the war. how would they be such iconic objects for further development. it is the same architect joseph flagber who built four buildings. the house of government the house of opera officers. and the main building of the academy of sciences is in this flagburg, as they say again the architects who taught me they really didn't like the opera house. so he built it, and then it seemed to him that he should have done it differently. and when he arrived after the war and saw the opera house was preserved. they say that he even cried out of chagrin, but how did a large construction site begin, of course, with a general cleaning of participation, in

which all able-bodied minchans took part on october 8, 1944 , more than 30,000 people came out to clear the rubble. everyone had a personal recovery participant book city ​​of minsk books. vitaly filichenko, gives very interesting factual data, which, for example, was cleared and indicated that for 1 million bricks, that is, from destroyed buildings, which could later be used for construction work, so minsk really. recreated brick by brick. and although public works were mandatory, they participated with great enthusiasm. after all , minskers built the new city for themselves , it was quite difficult to restore the city of minsk. why were there few specialists? firstly? in principle, there were few men after the war, the men were all snappy heavy for important for some serious work. they were taken apart, and the settings worked a lot; the women worked. there are all sorts of not professions, not

pillows. one hassle with you. how is the film of the girls connected with the minsk tractor plant, everything just begins to release gas from the generator. the first tractor in the world is designed to haul felled trees from the forest to be drowned in place. they threw wooden ingots into these devices. if you watched the old soviet film, girls just the same given tractor, took out the general trees and snow-covered forest, really. it was far from being the first product that the post-war capital giant released. at first it was a swamp plow. and even earlier , airplanes were assembled in this building. what reminds us today, hanging under the ceiling of the factory museum, is the model of a meeting of ponomarenko in a train, when he passed through the territory of the republic of belarus, the nascent tractor industry back in the ussr was very weak. he proposed to meet here tractor factory on the basis of the destroyed

aviation sauce the idea of ​​​​building a tractor factory. approved by stalin himself in memory of this in archival documents. under his surname is a hand-made line. they say he did not sign all government papers and the ink direct was enough to breathe new life into the former military plant. look at the most interesting personnel department, he imagined how the enterprise was completely destroyed, there was just a table to accept workers in the field. where accepted employees of the enterprise? here is the installation of the first personnel department. there is also the first register of personnel work here. the first person who arranged for the enterprise was evgeny arkadyevich, a chef by profession at the minsk tractor plant, dear person. he worked here for 52 whole years and continues to work for the benefit of the production that has already become native, when i came to the forge shop i was seduced by this profession , i was immediately appointed a blacksmith, stamper and

from the age of 23 worked at the forge shop for us. a five-ton hammer and for 27 years was the chairman of the trade union committee, our hero, even in his youth, was lucky to meet people who raised the city from the ruins of people with their own hands , they told exactly how they came after the war and lived in tents. in the same place, they cooked for themselves, they slept there, but b production plans were carried out at 150x180 such by 200%. well, in the future , a tractor plant became a home for thousands of zolochans and their families, the village of antonovsky park is one of the oldest capitals and often likes to walk, minsker. albina pozhaeva is an amazing park, beautiful. you know, here is every tree. we are walking with a friend, it is such a pleasure, such a pleasure, it is such a beauty albina ivanovna rightfully belongs to the old-timers of the

traktorozavodsky village. after all, fate connected her with this place more than half a century ago , every house here is a relic. and the village itself is without false modesty. you can call it an open-air museum, we are located on one of the very old streets of our village, this is oleg koshevoy street in this building. you turn to the architecture is very interesting, the columns are such luminaries. here is a picture of the balconies. uh, very interesting hold to the end of the salt. there was a music school in the building, and now there is a grocery store. and if someone says, we went to a music school, it means a grocery store, where the music school used to be. we walk along the unique corner of the heritage of socialist realism and return to the center of the soviet street, which was built up long before the war, carrying the artery of the city, and earlier it was decided to make zakharyevskaya street the front one, and change the geometry. this street was built principle. e means interconnected

areas. here are three steps. uh, the first stage is the construction of a section from the modern independence square to victory square. well, then , respectively, lenin square is central square and round. square, crimea always. and here are the most romantic shots of the film beloved , the main characters return to minsk from the side of the new green meadow district and head to the center of the capital so barefoot and whispering with poems, lyrical dreams about the future , love was born in the big city, personal the story unfolds against the backdrop of the architectural landscapes of post-war minsk, a young high- rise builder. volodya literally falls on his head as a young graduate. ira and the young people decide to draw an architectural picture of minsk together. they easily walk on the roof of the belarusian state circus and climb the steps of the future sports palace, architect filimonov i

malyshev, this is one of the first large-scale sports palaces in the soviet union, it turned out to be a very successful project, then it was reused, used in some other cities, but the first one was it was built in the city of minsk and it was a whole event, an event. uh, what's the cultural life? artists began to move into their lives - a new building. i got it a year later, so today these frames are truly unique and it is surprising that such architectural masterpieces required highly qualified personnel. we are located in a very significant and significant place in our city and our country, because the polytechnic or national technical university. this is part of our history. moreover, a part is very serious and not only history, but today's day and the future, the resurgent city was in dire

need of civil engineers and architects, so the future specialists of the series were so cold at the desks in the first post-war autumn that they were engaged in overcoats and mittens, but all this was unimportant compared to what was experienced in war among these young people, there was once an armenian sergeevich himself. i came in 1965, i am proud that i was a student at the polytechnic university then, just now the sixties say and there is such an expression of youth, it was very active, very interesting with in terms of attitude to life attitude to one's country attitude to art. i think this one, too, probably a piece of something, and they dropped it into the changers. the kid came to work in the central botanical garden in the sixty- fourth cozy greenhouses, these

were greenhouses. this is the depth in the land of summer, and above it the roof of the glass stove began and behold. we called this explanation, and spring - this is what this modern ethiopia means, from there we received for the powerless received, first of all, this material is the easiest of cactus seeds. it didn't cost much. it didn't need some. but the seeds were exchanged, and, of course, on all the reports it only sounded because of the spring received, such and such an entry was received, here and there the employees used to call all these greenhouses, the exhausted planned and rebuilt the city revived. botanical planted parts for tractors and lived their lives, in which there was a place for a holiday of love, a miracle and, of course, faith in one's strength in one's country and hometown.

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lizaveta lozhkevich of the minsk region with you on the air