it was the poacher teams themselves who personally chose the prisoners of the red army. the selection took place on a voluntary basis, as a rule, the administration of the camps divided the prisoners according to the national principle into a special group , ukrainians were selected, and in the cards of prisoners of war they were designated with a letter from a native of ukraine and replenished the staff of the der-lewanger team. high stature and good health are the loyalty of the occupying troops. and well, the desire to serve, uh, was appointed commander of the third reich. again, a former officer of the soviet army of the red army lieutenant melnichenko ivan dmitrievich and this is the company. she joined the then already battalion. that is, there were two german ukrainian companies, here is the same nichenko, who burned people in borks, committed atrocities in khatyn and was involved in the destruction of hundreds, settlements on the territory of belarus

were held back by a vanger. he participated in most punitive operations without moral principles, which if the task of killing was set, nothing stopped them, not a woman, not a child, not an elderly person beyond the existing norms in the world's real local population. they acted against existing rules. why even you called them. criminals, and their cruelty was repeatedly written by the report of the ss chief to himmler and hitler were commands, but to treat the population more humanely there is no abuse anywhere, even schengen gave the order that before they destroyed the village. well, that is, trying not to destroy the battalion or in it was not an obstacle. that is, they who wanted to do something, that is, they did not even follow the orders that come

areas. here, at the beginning of the forty-second year , seven partisan detachments acted at once. they controlled the vast territory of klichev. kirovsky berezinsky bobruisk critical bykovsky district, if the territory of our district was, then and now is 1,8,000 m², then by 1943 it was the territory of a clinical partisan war, and amounted to more than three three thousand square kilometers. that is, it is a large partisan republic, which includes parts of the surrounding areas. last densitycyst it was very well fortified, powerful firing points were created, but on march 20, forty-second, after a 12-hour battle, the partisans defeated it, and on april 3, a decision was made to restore soviet power in the area, but not at all for a long time, after some time,

the occupational mode. the occupiers could not put up with the existence of the bandit republic, as the nazis called the checkered partisan zone, so five punitive expeditions were organized against the partisan formations at once by one of units that participated in anti-patizan actions was the battalion of the ussr levanger already in april of the forty-second year. they fought with partisans in the area of ​​the village, chechevichi. at this time, not one, anti-partisan, operation could not do without poachers. they were hunters who were very well oriented in the forest. even if they did not know it locally, they understood how to overcome the swamp, they knew the habits of animals and birds, not a single unit of the wehrmacht or the ss could cope with this. of course, the partisans located their camps in hard-to-reach places, and derelwanger understood this and understood him. uh,

fellow weapons that the partisans need to look for where it is difficult. let them swim to crawl, so they did not shun. they passed through the swamp. they passed through difficult accessible places. the guerrillas, returning from a combat mission, a small group, they moved and exchanged, and the signals were the voices of birds. and so they moved and knew where someone was, and only the evangelists, who followed on their heels, knew that at that time there were no such birds here in the forest. and that these people are not birds are none other than poachers. i didn’t know that, and they covered this small group and did not destroy it. it would seem such an emoticon, after the appearance of the der-lewander team in the klichev region, villages were set on fire. first fight. he spent not with the partisans, but with the civilian population, the tactics was to destroy the partisan villages and leave

scorched earth behind him. all life in the village is to be destroyed. who else is especially capable of displaying in germany starikov’s women and children to destroy and add, especially surprise attention? seizure and confiscation of them well, for germany, they were thrown to destroy partisan zones, and what is a partisan? a partisan zone is a territory under control, and partisan formations on which soviet power was. e, there were schools, e, life was going on in which the civilian population lived and it is clear that this was the civilian population, which was supported by the partisans, because there their

fathers, their brothers, their sons in the summer of forty-two , where the relevants in full force passes into submission to klichevskaya, police approximately 100 people. at the head of the chief, police barchik, barchik, august janovich is a baltic german. he lived in the mogilev region, he was in charge there even when the germans came. he quickly became chief of police and himself so to speak. or formed this squad. he was a squad. well, let's just say that from the local and arrived detachment, one of the first actions in which the klichev policemen participated in the destruction of the village of borki in a few hours, the punishers killed 2027 people. this is 13 khatyn figure and the offset of the derer livanger himself, which he wrote the next day after the tragedy before the war. burki - these are seven villages were subject to destruction, all the punishers

came at dawn at half past four 4 o'clock in the morning, the settlements were unhooked into two guard rings so that no one could escape into the forest, some people were killed in houses, they did not look at who was shooting at everyone in front of him a woman who was breastfeeding a baby was shot at the hut, and then the houses were set on fire. the reason for the massacre of the civilian population was partisan actions on the highway, mogilev bobruisk , an ambush was set up, 42 pilots died. a few days another action, where the sd detachment died, the direlevander and his team were responsible for protecting the road and he took revenge. it 's heavy and tragic. history, for example, and our family about 40 direct relatives of ours died in this fiery element. while one part of the village, gorelovo, the second team is

dir. levande dispersed people to school. it was located on the site of a modern residential building - this is a school and became a common grave for fellow villagers, and the fateful monday, june 15, forty-second, the common date of death and the seeds of memorial plates. near the chapel it was built on the site of a residential building where grandfather oleg gaz lived. zhenya e village the next day my grandfather's father is my father's father. it means that he who remained lived was in the village, at that time he found among the charred bodies. he tried to bring his son to the cemetery from this burnt, damp, about 50 meters away, and he could not carry him. it crumbled in his hands. but the revenge of the punishers did not end with the destruction of the borak. they did not try to ambush the guerrillas to fight the armed men. it is much easier and

safer to fight a peaceful unarmed population, in order to turn that zone into a scorched desert, liquidation was subject to liquidation for the nearby village a week after the destruction of borok, devanger and his team appeared on top of the village located at a distance of less than 10 km from each other through the forest, a distance even less, the inhabitants of the village saw how borki burned and on june 21 , massacre came to them people were gathered, allegedly for a meeting. then they drove them into houses, shot them and set fire to the hills, 1,076 people were shot the next day, on june 22, the new gorodok a fiery fate befell, the village of gorodetskaya chok novoselki student vetrenko has always been assigned some kind of combat mission to a special team. here, in particular, on the burning of the village of windmill, this is the release of the crew and the capture. the return of the photographic equipment from the downed

german plane was empty, but 15 people of local residents were found in the forest. they were destroyed, and then three more losses on the part of a special team in november 42 against three partisan brigades, the defeat for soviet belarus named after shchors operation frida began in which the der-lewanger punishers participated, according to german documents. the nazis planned to deal with the partisans in a few days from november 5 to 9 , despite reconnaissance, it was not possible to find out where the camps were located and the camps of partisan formations failed, therefore they did not meet the deadlines. on november 8, the levander was tasked with ensuring the export of agricultural products. the command post of the unit at that time was in the village of rovanechi, cherven district, most likely

it is here on november 10 levanders. he received his medal for courage because the role of the punitive battalion was reduced not only to robbery, but also, as it was written in the reports, to pacify the civilian population. the policy of the punisher was. such is we cannot liquidate the guerrilla. we can destroy the people living in the villages, because in this territory all the bandits and relatives of those who fight in the forest and those who help them, so they broke into any village, burned it to the ground on november 17, the forty-second team of the srliwanger arrived to massacre the inhabitants almost 250 people fell victim to the punishers in the village of dubov creek, they were driven into a large building on the last collective farm village, a barn, set on fire, people were burned alive. burning out. and what he saw, there hmm

imprinted in his memory for the rest of his life, he brings some. little things that just kept memory. he just could not forget about it that we have to burn it’s a cat, go screaming, but the fact that in fact the chickens flew up a tree to hide from the fire, and they also didn’t go there. in the sixty- second criminal case was initiated. against those who destroyed civilians, 11 nazi accomplices from the der-lewanger team and atrocities - these are hundreds of crimes in the klichev, kirovsky bykhov berezinsky cherven districts , thousands of murdered people are described in 40 volumes of the criminal case 26.377. in quotation marks, as

they say, these are the crucians themselves. here i am. i read the interrogation protocol. he says he didn't love. he he whitens himself, he did something specifically, he told me, i saw how he shot, how he raped, how he killed women and children, these testimonies are presented to him, then, under the specifics, one of the punishers of the der-lewanger also begins to speak. igor, aka ignatiy lysov, was born in the berezinsky district , he was arrested in perm, he worked as a miller at seven factories. at the trial, he told how he drove the population away from the place of destruction, set fire to houses, shot at children who were running away, below the age everyone had the last word. here is studying these materials that drew my attention in

her last speech. yes, they all asked to have mercy on their lives, almost all of them, but you know, somehow i didn’t find it anywhere. uh, for someone to ask for forgiveness and some kind of sincere repentance. here, uh, well, it was practically not noticeable either. pyotr vershal spoke for those kolpakov. he is the top nikolai valchuk. those who passed with a bald man in one criminal case for a crime without a statute of limitations, the families were sentenced to capital punishment by shooting four 15 years in a correctional labor colony strict regime. watch the dirlewanger punishers in the second part of the film. the actions of the nazis in the homeland of the hero of the soviet union vasily korzh, the church was packed to capacity, about 300 people burned down in the church, the participation of the ss in the punitive operation cat bus, what does he order to

clear the roads directly? physicians have a very good opportunity to take away a huge mountain of human misfortunes

of suffering and add to a small mound of human joy. every time i greet these words of the young specialists saying, i'm about the fact that you people are unique in their kind for the most part. as a child, i spent time with my grandmother, who was often sick and, probably, from there this craving for everyone is saved and to help. grandma often went to the hospital. and so i decided that i would study to be a doctor, and i would save and cure my grandmother . medicine random people do not come. yes, choosing the profession of a medical worker. something chooses fate fate, serving people fate, helping others. this is not discussed, if a young man does not have these qualities, then he will not linger in medicine, i definitely don’t have such people in my team, svetlana ivanovna , you know, she was one of those students who they

longed for the profession, it was thirst, she wanted to know all this. we studied surgery, the teacher suggested which one of you? something for me to sit on during the operation, who svetlana is me and she went. this is the girl who wants everything in the region in karelia, she was called by a doctor in the region. at first i was distributed there as a district pediatrician. that is, it turned out so, where he was born there came in handy. this is where i gained my invaluable experience. work. stopped here by a real doctor. do you remember, these shifts are endless, and the two of us ran, one loses consciousness, the second one is put on a drip. thirdly, moderate pressure was brought directly from the resurrection field by a representative of the collective farm. and when i saw this electrocardiogram and a cat. the so-called on the ecg i see that a heart attack, i ordered the nurse to quickly inject the

drug into the vein. she says i won't. she sees that i am a young doctor. i say immediately, but the man was already in cardiogenic shock and was taken to the regional center to the intensive care unit. when we arrived there, he was already climbing the rolling-wheel , saying that they had brought me here. you have to be everything there, this zemsky doctor - this is actually who we worked there, a wonderful room, a wonderful hospital and equipment you have worthy of an ultrasound machine, that is, patients can here, even without being in the capital, get everything that is necessary for health invaluable experience, that is, uh any person is a leader. he must go through all the stages of his recovery, it is impossible to just take a person who want to be the chief doctor and here to put immediately in the chair of the chief physician will not work. i was born in the grodno region,

a critical area. not far from the village, the world in an ordinary peasant family in the village grew up in labor, my parents taught me to do this. be at work all the time. and here dad meets me, he feels when i arrive and he will stand right there for half a day and wait. hello , everything that is strength, will, character - this is from you a real man, a tree cannot be without roots. these are the roots that strong strong peasants helped me survive helped me move through life. my dear mother, how are you, how are you? how are your pens? nothing? naturally, alone in the field is not a

warrior with gratitude, first of all, to this land, to the parents of life, everything worked out, because they were always next to me invisibly. these are my glorious two bunnies, strong villagers. life in the area of ​​work is always remembered with some kind of cloud of warmth. here, with gratitude to the people who helped me there, the rhythm of life in the area. he is completely different. it breathes differently. there you can breathe deeply, there are other clinics there. with this sip of spring water, which probably even has some kind of healing effect, and in order to save yourself in order to have enough strength for this crazy race in this

huge clinic there. my school, no matter what they say, and in the countryside you can get a decent education and its advantages are small teacher classes. i can pay attention to everyone. i like to communicate with young people, they also give me strength. i draw from them what i did not have time to get mine life. today we have our graduate once she was as small as you are young. we have such an active, advanced knowledge, but it is often fragmentary . your generation of people is not needed in order to slightly direct the existing knowledge of young people in a positive direction in order to explain that what we have now in our country is beautiful. clean cozy. it was given with the difficulty of many people, each

family has its own history and the history of my family to me. my father my grandfather fought at the front was seriously wounded, came home and died from shrapnel wounds. after 10 days. this is a sad story. i am telling you that we should remember at what price we got our happy childhood. at what cost did we get this education, the school, and so that we grow up as worthy people and cherish what we have on a double basis, we have taught and it seems to me that it is very important to pass this wisdom on to the younger generation. it so happened that at the age of 45. i radically changed my life. i arrived in the capital in 2008. i was offered to build a polyclinic to put head physician. object under construction. i didn't understand what it was. it seemed to me that i would

come to a chair, sit down and be in charge, i would come to the first planning meeting. and it's not even closed. the contour of the building, almost earthworks are still huge pits. well, to say that i was shocked. this is putting it mildly, that is, the chief doctor, as it turned out, had to participate in construction moments and make some changes to the project documentation. the first message to my collectives at the first meeting. look how beautiful our clinic is. she's like stylish fashionable woman in unique design. and we have been gaining a reputation over the years, and i went on distribution to the karelian region for 2 years. e work under her leadership contributed to his professional experience, and then our life paths diverged, but in 2009, svetlana ivanovna, she opened the tenth city polyclinic, she decided to come to minsk and agree to work again, if

a person went after another from one city to another, then about this leader. we can say that he is a true professional and can lead the team with a phrase, with which i live my life. uh, don't be afraid to fall. the bead won't rise. in life , everything is not so easy and simple, but every fall there were failures, of course, it gave experience, and strength too, time and it is very important to get together and accept this experience and try to do even better so that there is no repetition of this bad experience.

everything you wanted to know about everyday life and to be an illumined minister. you need to consciously make his decision and understand that you will need to follow certain rules. so it happened in our family of such a temple. and what have we have had such a rector in the temple for 31 years. by faith with truth, listening to god about the healing of the soul of the body by the word of god makes every family of people who live in a state of joy.

and i love the sun, i try to make the board myself. if there is an opportunity for me to ground it myself, i’ll bury myself and i need gold, then, if we don’t do all this, then it takes me about two weeks to make an icon somewhere and show it in spiritual and educational projects on belarus 24 tv channel. we talk about people acquaintance with which will leave bright mountaineering experience. requires big money. no, this is not so. if you again have a team of your planners who are ready to sit there by the fire and eat pasta with stew that they brought, that is, in belarus, then you will have an inexpensive antarctic continent 8 months a year

is in complete isolation , therefore, in fact , er, it is easier to evacuate astronauts from orbit than to evacuate a person within eight months. watch belarusians in the project on our tv channel. watch modern belarus today on belarus 24 tv channel news of the country and abroad. broadcasts of especially important events live broadcasts from the scenes topical interviews with famous belarusians fascinating travels around the country feature films for all ages in the countries of azerbaijan

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hello, on the air, the program, say, do not be silent in the studio svetlana smolonskaya and tatyana shcherbina and today maxim misko maxim vladimirovich is our guest hello, e, in soviet times. we remember that schoolchildren handed over 5-10 kopecks. the peace fund, we did not know what a fund was then, but we perfectly understood what measures were and were aware of it tell us what does the belarusian peace foundation do, many people, just the same i am from the soviet period. i remember fonder, they remember. uh, soviet films, when, ah, someone divided the money, some of it would definitely go to the peace fund, and we, of course, are laughing. eh, i remember this

joke really, maybe there wasn’t, but a story of a correct overview of the activities of this very huge organization, but which included more than 75 million people. here the organization was really very powerful and its goals and objectives in the soviet period of time, of course different from what we do. today, everyone certainly remembers these slogans for world peace, and so it was at that time the peace fund the soviet fund helped peace. really. uh, a lot of countries in africa, asia, that is, carrying out serious international projects could. e to help not only people inside the country, but outside of it, and indeed this is help that was tangible, but felt by all people. uh, more, probably, all the moments are sad moments when

some kind of uh, negative u situations came. well, as an example, you can remember catastrophe at chernobyl, the soviet peace fund took the most active then. and e allocated a huge amount of money for the liquidation of the consequences of the chernobyl accident sata, not only the recovery of children. it was also from the ton of humanitarian aid that came then to belarus that the majority went along the line, just the same funder uh-huh but since the ninety- first year. the peace fund has already seen the new history, it was no longer the soviet peace fund, but the belarusian peace fund was established. hmm, of course, and today we say that the peace funds 601 in october of the twenty-first year. we noted. why because even today we consider ourselves the legal successors of this organization on

the territory of belarus, there are such funds in almost all countries of the post-soviet space, and we interact honestly , and this is how it still exists in russia today. organization with the same name soviet peace fund soviet yes, and until recently it was an international association of peace funds, which included all the world funds of the countries of the post-soviet space and not only other peacekeeping organizations from various countries, but recently was decided by the presidium and renamed hmm the historical name of the soviet peace fund, as before, just as at that time the extreme chairman of the soviet peace fund was anatolyevich karpov, the world chess champion, and today, he continues to bear. this is the honorary title of the head of peacekeeping organizations, uniting in

your organization. here already hmm funds of the world e various countries. and, of course, we are very glad that this union has remained, that it is strong and this is proof. probably the one that herself by itself, an organization is needed, because in order for organizations to exist for so long. it is necessary that people really feel. in it, the need is different after the twentieth year in our country, by the way, the fund has a very ambiguous relationship. is it possible to be sure that the money for peace will really go to peaceful purposes? the belarusian peace fund is a public organization whose status is not literally. it’s just that you have the name of the organization present e font, indeed one of the main goals and objectives of the belarusian peace foundation today is fundraising. people to implement

humanitarian charitable projects to help people, therefore, of course, we do not hesitate to continue calling ourselves not just a public organization, but a peace foundation, but i must say that peace is not only the absence of war. uh, now, of course, in uh, in the modern time, in the modern period of time, we clearly began to understand that yes, that peace is still the main thing is the absence of war, that the word peace today sounds completely different people absolutely started differently treat, but what can be lost here for a long time. eh, if we are in a state of peace this way we build a person, then we somehow lose our vigilance, we think that this is a given, that this is how it has always been and will be appreciated.

this, of course, after all, you know that a number of scientists after e, considered that after the second world war, e all over the world. until today, there were only 60 days of peace on the planet. maybe this figure is, of course, relative, but it gives food for thought. what is really hmm in various parts of the planet, uh, it sparks from time to time and you have to do a lot to ensure that these sparks do not turn into fire, and therefore we have hmm uh, the slogan is a little different today. that's what you asked at the beginning. what is the difference between the concept of the work of the soviet peace fund and the belarusian fundomere, of course. we do not mind because of world peace, but today we are more concerned and concerned about the well-being of our people, the well-being of our motherland, we understand that we must, in general, go. mm from small we

should really start ourselves with the world in soul from the world in the family from the world at work. from peace with those around you and thinking about your homeland about your people. and this is the fundamental difference between the work of the soviet fund meter and the belarusian peace fund. in addition, in the soviet period, money was collected centrally and sent, of course, to the central office of uh in moscow, so this was the right question to ask. and where even, uh, the relationship to the peace foundation was ironically joked, even through that right away? well, it's a peace fund. well , that's what i'm saying, that when the relationship, yes absolutely, and today the situation is different today, all the funds raised by the belarusians. moreover, they remain in belarus with me, since we have a republican large-scale organization with 148 branches throughout belarus and seven regional and minsk city branches, and the principle is that the money

collected in a certain region or in the city of minsk remains in these territories. yeah, they don’t go anywhere, that is, the funds remain in the region itself and are allocated for needs. it is precisely in this region that the region does not unconditionally coordinate its actions with the main office. at we have republican projects that work systematically and for more than one year. uh, but let's say, as an example, here we have a very, uh, large project republican assistance in arranging wards for labor war veterans, in all hospitals in absolutely belarus we help to equip patients for a comfortable stay. well, of course, in the category of the elderly, if we say that they are veterans. we already mean that these are not only war veterans. these are labor veterans. these are dear members of our society, the level of medical care in our country is at high level, but, of course, i want

a at the time of medical care, so that, uh, the elderly person feels comfortable. hmm, well, this is an assessment for us children, when an elderly person understands that he cares and cares very carefully. it certainly is. our hmm one of the most important tasks. and i want to say that it is not the task of the peace foundation, but the task in general of us belarusians, us people, us children, so that our parents, our grandparents really feel comfortable. well then i think they will. we are proud that we were raised right. a we will rejoice that they are really shrouded in our care. here, according to our calculation , there are about 2,500 such chambers in the republic. this, if we take all hospitals, regional urban areas, so far we have already managed to make more than 1,000 such floors, of course, this is a

financially costly undertaking, but nevertheless people respond very well. after all, everyone has parents, everyone has grandparents, and indeed, when you explain , you show where the funds go, but, believe me, there are no people who would doubt help or not. well, you see, we believe that there is a situation in life when your loved ones end up in the hospital, and everyone always has a desire. how can you make arrangements so that he gets in good weather. we believe there is no need to negotiate, it is necessary to prepare in advance. for all these wards to be, for all the wards to be, we understand that this is not such a feat compared to the feat of doctors, but we are here, just the same, we come to the rescue, because in understanding a clear understanding of the peace fund, that public organization has weight in society and value only

when she does not ask for money from the state, but helps there, and somehow trace the movement of finances. uh, there is an opportunity on the site to have an annual activity report. and you can trace all the receipts that come from the belarusian fund meter. and where is this money spent right up to the events themselves. but how much for the veterans' wards, how much did the baby need at home ? that is, as of today everything is quite transparent, people can get a report. every your penny is a fairly informative site where you can also get acquainted and see, after all, what peaceful good deeds. today we have an urgent foundation where we invite people to take part in our activities to help us, because we ourselves are there and, of course, we can't handle it. here. in general, we are probably an organization. we are proud of this,

we say that we are a people's organization. we are not funded by the state, everything that we do is done by the hands of our people belarusian peace fund, today it is indeed a people's organization, in truth, and the board of the peace fund includes representatives of all segments of the population and the heads of our main traditional religious denominations. these are the leaders of the national diaspora living on the territory of belarus , they are also representatives of the art of culture. you are a healthcare education. we are very glad that literally all segments of the population of the republic of belarus cooperate with us and we are proud that there are more than 150,000 of us, and more than a million volunteers help in our activities. maxim vladimirovich, we have already recalled the events of 2020 related to the post-election period. and then there were funds. again,

yes, like mushrooms after the rain and constantly promised. e. hmm give the country. we will help you, if anything, of course. uh, they helped only themselves, and they helped all the citizens who were entrusted to them as a result, people were forced to leave the country. uh, they didn't get any help. and now the president says, come back. we are ready to receive those who ran away then. yes, and now we call them fugitives, and these people, if the state has already reconciled, are ready for reconciliation, and these people are ready for application. do you think they will take a step forward? this step should be mutual. yes, we talk a lot about the need to forgive and be able to forgive. this is very important for every person for the world. this is very important without this there can be no peace. in general, in fact, because conflicts always occur and someone has to

forgive someone, but we are talking about the fact that mm this process is mutual, it is impossible to forgive. hmm. for those who do not ask for this, you understand what i am talking about, i will give you a very good example from our practice of the fund in the world of simplification, there is a citizen of germany, uh, helmut, he has been helping the recovery of belarusian children since the nineties. well, like many countries after the chernobyl period , they helped take our children to recovery. so, from that period, he chose the brest region for himself and helps to take children to recovery, he transported a lot of humanitarian aid, medical equipment, and, uh, a few years ago. we were filming a story in the belarusian fonder, and by chance our cameramen. eh, he came to the brest region, and he arrived at that moment. well, they took it from him

interview and asked. that's for the time of work in belarus for the time of work in belarus with the belarusian peace fund, that you can do the same thing, to note the memorable ones, he says , i remember when i came once again to belarus in the brest region. e to the pinsk region, and i was met by the chairman of the board of the brest regional branch with an old woman. they walked towards me and said. here is the chairman of the board. uh, lady nikolaevna romanyuk leads us, she says from this woman, this german man, who just drove your children to recovery. after that, this woman approached this german, hugged him and first thanked him in german. and he says, i can’t understand on foot, how does this elderly woman know german, and i asked her how you know german so well. she says

my baby during the war. they didn't take me away, so i went to forced labor in germany. well, i was there for several years and learned the language and speaks, i lost my speech. i could never imagine that such a thing could be forgiven. i decided for myself that yes, if the people know how to forgive him, it is impossible to defeat these hearts, these souls of these people, and they say, as long as i will help belarus all the time, i will do everything possible to atone for the mistakes of the past, to atone for the guilt that we have done on your land, but this example for us, of course, is very indicative that you can forgive everything else, that if the request is for you to be asked, this is it. that's the thing, i've

heard the expression somewhere. yes, so that when you are betrayed, it's the same as you you can cut off your hands, but you can’t definitely hug. it is never possible for a relationship to return to its previous level. but it is possible to create a situation, in order not to bring them to war, that what is most important for us today is what the president is talking about and what he is doing today in his work. we understand perfectly how difficult it is for him, that fighting for peace is always the most difficult thing. what can be even here i remember the words of the elder silyan of athos, when he said that he should pray for the world. it's like shedding blood. it 's even about prayer. they talk about what needs to be to do in secular life in order to preserve this state, and therefore it

is obvious to us today that no matter what the country's views are. right-left today it is obvious that everything that is being done today by the head of state to preserve peace and tranquility in our country deserves not just the greatest respect. but it pushes each of us each of us. to help in this work, and it is no coincidence that when the president was asked the question, what should we do in this situation? he said it's very simple should go about his business, with only one caveat, many times better and conscientious. and this is one of the formulas of the world, which he directly suggests, if you think carefully, it is working for everyone in his place. about the workers,

christianity has its own i everyone has their own task. we just have to pay close attention to what we are doing and this year is really, if you carefully hmm pay attention to the recommendations that are given in our everyday life, then you can really add up formula. well, failure, probably, the formula of the world can be put together and understand what we should do, after all, i remember the sixth all belarusian people's assembly. you probably remember when the head of state addressed the people of belarus through the people's assembly with three questions.

the concluded answers just need to be carefully listened to again, read and analyzed , and then it is structured and clear what we should do. and what should we do? and this will help not only each of us to remain calm, understanding, than we should engage, but also to keep the peace in our country. in the meantime, we will take a short break from our telegram channel. say don't be silent. subscribe suggest us guests and ask your questions. pofira tell me again, don't be silent. today our guest is the chairman of the board of the belarusian peace fund, maksim misko. maxim vladimirovich tell us, please, about your project, peace in the soul, peace in the country. what is the project? what is the response to it?

the project peace to the soul, peace is a creative project, it is aimed at working with young people, the essence of uh the project was that we offered schoolchildren. e of the whole country to reflect on the topic of peace in the soul peace in the country to write an essay. well, let's even say, maybe not directly, literally, an essay, but the nomination for prose was one to think about. uh, not in a tehhorny form on the topic uh, the peace of the soul between the country offered uh, young people, so write a poem. well, our third album. so he came out. there are three books in front of me, just the same, this is the result. uh, this is the project of the creative competition temples of ukraine together with the ministry of education from the belarusian orthodox church, the idea that we discussed, so that we would like to as a result, to see children in the work, of course, we