why did the five officers of the regional army who came to us , who laid down their weapons to us, with whom we just under the willow together smashed our fascists, were shot, why, how they fooled people, taking cows from them, giving them completely worthless receipts only the village was liberated by the first soviet army in our partisan patrol. the lords of this village came running, wagons of persha, shaking these papers of ours. they thought that all three years of the occupation of their cows under the supervision of partizans grazed peacefully. in the forest, then they themselves laughed at this naivete of

theirs. why come here to me? he sparingly told about some episodes of grandfather mikhail, grandmother kreina was burned in auschwitz in forty-three, they were shot in the minsk ghetto, there were episodes that he himself observed and that he passed on to me along country roads, the germans drove columns of soviet prisoners of war , red army soldiers, the people of the population were carried out , put up on this road when they saw the column buckets of water, loaves of bread, cookies,

german submachine gunners, walking in front of the column they overturned buckets with their feet, trampled on bread and bulba, if one of the red army prisoners of war bent down, what to pick up, it was the germans who immediately shot volodya right there. i say i saw all this from behind the gardens. another interesting fact. volodya is now beginning to say that the whole partisan is all abandoned, parachuted chekists are not true. volodya nepravda in our detachment of the

volozhin region there was not a single chekistan, until the end of the war there were none. the encircled red army soldiers, who had nowhere to go, could not cross the front line. yes, it’s probably good, because they probably knew that smersh would start checking them there, they grouped into detachments, grouped into detachments, local lads joined them. guys, like that, as i understand, there were no chekists. we didn’t have before the liberation. until july 1944, there were none, therefore it is not true, as they say and write now, that the entire partisan - it was made up of chekists is not true. listen to me. yes, it was that some locals went to the policemen dissatisfied in order, there were none here in soviet times, but the people.

the splitters contemptuously and derisively called them bobiki, you understand, of course, that the lads of the partisans were chasing their gates through the blood of brothers who were in bobby. yes , it was like this. these were already the beginnings of the civil war. it was a terrible punishment that will befall everyone who has sold himself to the enemy, a merciless verdict of the people. in general, who is very interested in the topic of this poet, who began to perceive this war and tell the truth. they refer to the book of an honest writer of a war veteran, a young man, a partisan valentine and he says valentine

if that boy, who i was then 13 years old, would have listened to how i tell today, how i perceive those events today. he would have told me a traitor for sure. 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. this is what happened in our family about parishioner participation in worship services. here are the sitz people in the film rich in that we have such a temple in our vesta. and that we have such abbots in the temple, yaki for 31 years by faith the truth to serve god about the healing of the soul and body by the word of god makes the country supply

every family of people who live it and gives the state of joy of the clergyman in the life of a believer. this is not a ministry until the end of days. there is no such concept. it takes me about two weeks to make an icon, we will tell and show it in spiritual and educational projects on belarus 24 tv channel. acquaintance with amazing people and immersion in their profession by buying a job in the belarusian state archives. i realized that this

probably fate. i'll be here for a long time and probably for a long time it's just a treadmill. as you can see, which is moving, but they are here experimental animals students always conclude that if you eat haphazardly and do not pay attention , do not think that it will only suffer you stomach or intestines unique artifacts that are not so easy to see which some fundamentals of electronics have experience. knowing history, i wanted to create an apparatus. i created it for 30 years, almost daily work. now you are such a metal. you will not find interested in your data. you told me that the results seem to have been obtained. documents, look for and

documents will be grateful to you for reaching them. look at belarus 24. at the end of the 70s, the belarusian spanish-speaking writer carlos sherman went to spain at the invitation of his sister. . well, you can say almost a brilliant novel by gabriel garcia brand with sto years of loneliness, it was published i don’t know in what circulation, but the owners of this book passed it on to

close friends to read it literally for a day, because a queue was already lining up. and this novel in a day this book. i had to pass it on to friends even closer to read. also for a day. so this book has moved on. it turns out that carlos sherman, in spain, read a new novel, marquez autumn, a patriarch, and saw in her, except for the obvious one. superficial meaning is also a hidden meaning. why did he immediately run to valentin taras to his friend. he said taras about the content of the novel. and that, in general, soviet

people who knew how to read between the lines very well could read it - taras and sherman rushed to andrey makayenko andrey yegorovich makayonok, at that time was the editor-in-chief of a russian- language literary magazine. neman , he quickly realized that he was following this novel. he thought, aha, if we are the owners of this book, maybe while we are the only one in the ussr to quickly translate this novel and put it in our journal. yes, not in any room, because if the novel is big, then we will firstly raise the prestige of the magazine, increase its circulation. well, and most importantly, let's rub our noses in moscow and, grabbing this book in spanish, as we called it especially, close to the emperor,

ran through the offices of the central committee of the communist party, shaking this book and the lads say. here is a novel that is banned in french fascist spain , this novel that is required to be printed. well , the tsekovsky reacted, even from top to bottom in the offices, as one would expect. i i’ll say that this novel is forbidden in francoist spain in this fascist country to immediately print andrei immediately in print, and in print , which needs to be translated both with a go-ahead and, as they say, with a blessing, damn with the authors both sat down to work, the novel came out. of course, i’m in the union, the seals in the kiosk somewhere agreed

that they would leave me each of the three issues where the novel was printed in three copies. then having received these nine books. i cut out the novel from three numbers, bound it, i got three, so these little books. here they are one village to moscow, a friend of the artist lev, durov sent the second to moscow to a friend of the director from the author according to the scripts nikita kubov , he left the third, of course, for himself. moscow translators, learning about this, gnashed their teeth. well, how is it that some kind of minsk, some kind of journalist, you know, became all-union famous and translated this novel, but moscow went forward and when moscow was already publishing a separate edition of roman marquez, autumn

of the patriarch, the belarusian translation of carlos sherman valentin taras was taken with the reference, that the first publication was in minsk russian language magazine. in 2008, in the countdown project for ont, i filmed pesnyara's dilogy belarusian miracle and pesnyary's aborted flight, and in the first part of pesnyara, the belarusian miracle. i really wanted to tell you about the unique program that was done in 1984, on the fortieth anniversary of the liberation of belarus and k. uh, on the fortieth anniversary of the victory, our

belarusian pesnyary made the eighty-fifth. what was an interesting situation the fact is that by this time there was a split in the songs some were for large forms of rock opera, uh, that means plot some performances, because they raised. uh, hmm professional team level. they added a lot of work, and the other part of the team was for dashing, songs, like vologda there means beautiful ide stables, which didn’t have to be learned for a long time and who demanded the audience, who invited the artist to both popularity and love, the audience prostrated, and the money was good, and now, finally eighty-fourth appeared a program that satisfied both those and others and lovers of large forms and apologists. that is to say, the performance of the songs. it all started with

phone call. taras tells me he says the phone rings. he is talking to you, do you know vladimir mulyavin? well, of course i know, but vladimir georgievich if you go there are no songs, i have yes, no, he says, gulyalin. i just read your book two notebooks. why two notebooks, because there are poems in both russian and belarusian, and there i found the poem return and i already wrote music for it. i would like to meet you, met. and when they sat down at the piano as an elder, mulyavin played and sang a song to him tired happy intoxicated screaming song and each of these guns. firstly, in this short poem, we only convey the image of the first post-war days of weeks and months, for example, how the

liberation campaign of the soviet army across europe is conveyed in boots and worn worn boots, and blue with dust, all steep paths, tired. i’m a happy fucking yelling songs every heat and called the blue danube any, you’re a little girl of a mug of a bowl, come on. chistushki pots so treated all yours here, how did he manage to convey in these verses. immediately they came together, so to speak, the characters they views on the war. we decided to create a program that did not yet have a name - a program on a military theme, but

agreed that there would be no victorious, so to speak, marches, no salutes, no holidays, so to speak. and it will be a war, as taras described in his other poem what kind of swamps do you need triumph parade, but the mountains of corpses are not incorporeal , they stink, and so he said. that mulyavin and i agreed that we would have a war, truthful with freezing deaths cruel with blood, stinking. as taras emphasized all the time, i myself wrote seven songs there for this program and selected poems by other poets, the program was lined up.

pesnyary selflessly worked, of course there was danger. as the most likely, enlightened, most erudite, most literate pesnyary vladimir mikhailovich tkachenko said, his friend is very good. he said that people had already had enough of the war 40 years had passed since the war, but so, he says, this program was done, that people in the hall were crying. yes, and we, he says, are the first showings of this program was difficult. stop crying on stage. without slip. so they created the program, but

the ministry of culture was the main customer and they came to watch the program, then the discussion began. everyone says how they attacked the mulyavin. well, he tells me that you sing the fight was short, and then they jammed the icy vodka and picked it out from under the nails with a knife. i am someone else's blood, how can you sing it.

in ice and forged with a knife from under the nails. i listened to someone else's blood, listened, then stood up and said, firstly. these verses were written gudzenko, veteran, invalid of the war, he did not have a part of the skull and his brain. that's how he throbbed, he died shortly after the war, in fact from wounds received in the war. and that i will correct the verses written in truth with his own blood. nothing i will not correct do not want to accept the program. don't take it whole. this second i will not fix anything got up and left. i followed him. this is how taras tells about this discussion.

change the heart - no refusals, no orders, no remarks, but pesnyary work work the only thing in the program is almost ready no name. there is no name for everything that was not offered. that's it, we immediately brushed aside everything. and suddenly mulyavin said he took my poem, a photo card, and said the same name through the whole war. i say, then i was surprised not only by his musical ear. well, poetic, as he saw in my lines written by me what he could not see. that's how i came up with this name. through the whole war now this program cannot be completely imagined with another name, of course, the program through throughout the war was recorded on a gram disc,

but interestingly, taras is still talking about the premiere. he says we were sitting next to each other in the philharmonic hall, my friends of science were still alive, if sasha domojevich, both dandies. we were a little stunned by the decibels that were heard from the stage, but we were shocked by the utter sincerity , honesty, and veracity of this program, as we say, everyone perceived it, but i, he says, understood that it was all created by mulyavin composer mulyavin. mulyavin performer mulyavin director mulyavin conductor mulavi. everything and only here in this special, full of greatness and sadness. we separated

forever. these volleys separated us from them . she inspired us with trunks that we were no longer considered to lose, he was leaving. well, as it turned out, the collection of two notebooks fell into the hands, not only the mulyavin. well, valentina putinskaya is in the history of belarusian music a very iconic figure in the youth cafe on

bogdan khmelnitsky street in the suzorye, he was going to an ensemble of a rock band, which was also called the suzolie, and valentin puchinsky found the poem king and the jester in this book but cunning soviet people understood what kind of jesters what king? they tell the truth and performed this thing with patterns. this is a great ballad of a work, and when they played in this youth student cafe and even then professional groups became in our e belarusian state philharmonic. after getting to know the name, sit in one place, the children sculpt something there, yes, but for me it

was so natural that when i sculpted this horse, but i just look at one looking at me , the other becomes looking, and blind me a i blinded you, but i stuck it to the whole group and authority. i instantly took off. you name maximalism is something, uh, ironic, that is, as if on behalf of maxim , well, after the modernist paradigm, it’s completely normal for their prague to even live something pretty, they didn’t leave anyone, supposedly. as a child, i spent a lot of time reading books with pictures by georgenikitsian. rembrandt chess is easel these are the usual pieces that we are used to everything, in fact there are no chess pieces centuries centuries centuries centuries well, this is for a very narrow circle, not only we look at the work you work looks at us about people. such immensely

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in 1994, on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the liberation of minsk , our television film made a four-episode film, which was called after the victory, by the author the script and the leading narrator was valentin taras, he told the truth, how he perceived this victory and everything that happened after the victory, of course, many veterans might not like it and did not like it, but nevertheless the film was shown and more than once not shakan on base. this thesis is purely propaganda, in order to get away from one’s own and abandonment for that catastrophe, for that total defeat, these armies and ukraine suffered

because it was all from canadian today. just funny i'm on that hour uh pa that the war is almost non-existent today. how is this food, and we all have lapchuks like this, i come from komarovka with their annual eyes, that they would go buffoons on their heads and fight. it's us with native shably, whom we hacked off the zabruchka, that the picker raised so eighth, it's me, the lads, arranged by some sort of bastards , rode away, that there is almost no war, not today by tomorrow. so, of course, it was a purely propaganda and deceitful insidious thesis. but because we were attacked in 1997, we already met with stas again. i mean myself and him on the movie session. we did my evening party with valery. here is this picture, as directors, but he was the author of the script. uh, valentin efimovich

dry needles buried traces, partisan boys, to whom it is strange to imagine that it comes into the forest. for mushrooms, that only a berry yegor shoots in the thickets of mountain ash with his shoulders , he still feels the heaviness of the carbine. and now i 'll be back. i, to my ideology, pesnyary, the belarusian miracle and pesnyary, an aborted flight, which i filmed in 2008 for the enter channel, of course, for a story about such a star program of songwriters through the whole war, i needed valentin taras, we phoned him. and he very willingly agreed to talk about it. we made an appointment at the cinema. cinema house and valentine was sitting on the bench with his face. e to the entrance to the

house of cinema i crossed the street i approached him from the back and greeted him. he looked at me so, uh, he nodded. i see he is writing something. he has some kind of book and he is something there, which means he writes writes writes. well, i stood quietly aside. he wrote, here 10 minutes, probably it was, well, the act of creativity cannot be interfered with. he closed the book held out. gave me it was. our last meeting with him, i saw him for the last time, then i opened this book. and right on the first page i saw a poem. the first line of which was underlined was written by volodya orlova life ends, like a play, the spotlights in

the hall go out, but this boy from the forest does not think about the finale, his road is not visible. he does not know what will happen next, but he will try to play without makeup, without a pose, without lies and falsehood , the play ends and at the end of painful thoughts and searches. he invites you volodya to the island of memories. valentin taras sixteenth seventh of 2008. nobody. i never impose friends from old-timers repeat friends. they were not even close comrades to me, they sometimes cooperated like that, but they remotely respected each other, and i think that none of the people of the circle close to him, who even dedicated their poems to him, can boast and be proud that taro dedicated his poem to him. and i'm proud

that valentine dedicated his to me. perhaps even the last poem in his life. i 'm proud of it. and of course, how can i after that, not to love him and not to remember his modest, truthful, suffering man, poet, thinker valentin ilyich

taras , who was tormented by the search for the truth. . what is the sovereignty of belarus in the originality of our constitutional system, do not be afraid of this, do not peep and copy anything from anyone, and how to play ahead of the curve in a changing architecture of the world, they have a clear understanding of where and where we are going from here to all of us, what is necessary for this path to be the most effective. in fact, belarusians belong to a great civilization. you can call it the eastern slavic professional view of the events from the opinion leaders in the project objectively

. i know my name is george koldun hello players. not only mentors come to us, for whom victory or loss is no less important than for their students, so the excitement during the game is present not only on the court, but also in our television teacher's room from where i will be reporting live, i suggest from words get down to business and get to know the players. before the start of the game, we asked each of the guys to give a short description of themselves. so meet elizaveta gasparyan braslav gymnasium, always happy and positive and it-teacher. anna petrovna gosporodovich. nikita lagodich gymnasium in gantsevichi. yun is cheeky. dared to set goals and moving forward and biology teacher marina vitolievna. novik egor maksimchik secondary

school number 14 of baranovichi balanced purposeful positive person and history teacher natalia vladimirovna anastasia pytleva gomel city lyceum number one sincere person who loves mathematics and geography teacher natalya afanasievna poroshina gomel city lyceum number one is not in his dictionary words are impossible and cool head teacher of english liliya anatolyevna alexandra yakusheva gymnasium number one of the city of volkovysk loves cake potatoes and mint sweets and teacher of history and social science tatyana vladimirovna dreams. mikhail chernyak secondary school number two of the city of bridges, his purposeful inquisitive motto is to go forward and not give up, and the class leader is the teacher of the belarusian language of literature tamara ivanovna novogrodskaya. nikolai konstantinov secondary school number 44 named after yakub kolas of the city of minsk is very

a good and cheerful person and a teacher of the history of social science yulia sergeevna kukharchenko. maxim chernikov lyceum number one of the city of minsk is a product of determination for diligence and mathematics teacher gennady grigorievich ivan zalessky gymnasium number three of the city of borisov is trying to find positive aspects in everything and english teacher yulia alfredovna volkov. secondary school number two of the city is round, cheerful, kind, beautiful, modest loves to be in the spotlight and cool head teacher of labor education drawing olga valerievna sherikov. bogdan semchenko district gymnasium of the city of klimovichi, his motto is always believe in yourself and the teacher of history and social science vadim viktorovich shakhov, i have one more person to introduce. this is our scientific expert olga kostritskaya, deputy head of the methodological center of the national

institute of education in case of disputes. she will decide which side is the truth. hello olga. good afternoon, dear guys in the qualifying rounds. you have already shown your knowledge of the erudition of the horizon and proved. you are the best you are the winners. today. it's just a game and i wish you good luck , self-confidence, calmness, easy questions, correct answers and good mood. guys. we would like to welcome you to our set before we start q&a. i would like to offer you a round of applause to wish you good luck to yourself and your colleagues in the game. right now, in the teacher's room, along with your teachers, is my colleague yulia pertsova, to whom i give the floor there are three ways to answer questions say necessary to answer with friendliness and say too much. we in the teacher's room, in principle, can use everyone, but the

guys in the third point should be avoided, so we give the installation do not say too much. don't overdo it. you already know everything and you will succeed. i shut up george let's start the first round. guys. the first round is ahead of you. let's get acquainted with its rules. in the first round, players are asked 12 yes or no questions, of which only one is the correct choice. must be done in 7 seconds. each correct answer brings the participant one point for eight players, who scored more points go to the second round of the first question. is it true that eugene onegin, the hero of pushkin's novel , was born in moscow while in the rivers nikolai hello, have you read eugene onegin? yes, i read that you now did not remember answered. no, he was born in st. petersburg. ugu so

your assumption is clear. well hello mary. and what do you think? what is the correct answer to the question? i also think that he was born in petersburg . to introduce you onegin my good friend was born on the shores, not you, where, maybe you were born or my reader shone. well, if on the brigs, as it is written on the shores, it’s not you, then it ’s unlikely that he was born in moscow, therefore, in any case, there is no correct answer to this question. second question. is it true that when in 1919, during the polish soviet war, vasily talash organized and led a partisan detachment of about 300 people, he was 74 years old? hello anastasia, how did you answer? hello, i answered, yes, because, well, i think he was already

74 years old by that time, starting from what age he, it seems to you, could already be called a grandfather. i think that from 65. i probably just exhaled right now, well , moreover, vasily talash took part in the great patriotic war, when he was deeply over 90, the correct answer to this question is the option, yes the third question. is it true that the additional protocol to the convention on human rights and biomedicine allows attempts to clone people in order to combat dangerous diseases? time is forbidden. hello what do you know about cloning at all? clone what else do you know on this topic in 2005 at the human cloning convention the question

is really an option. no, this protocol prohibits any attempt to clone humans. time timothy hello as answered, i answered. yes, i don’t know why, i answered that way on the one hand. i'm not very interested. opera is also not very familiar with the work of this author. well, for some reason it seems to me that the answer, yes? which of the two verdi authors or is dumas okay? mu subject are called

cations time. egor hello, how did you answer? hello, i answered yes, and we took it in chemistry. i am confident in my answer. and how negatively charged are they called? yes, the correct answer to this question. yes, the negatively charged one is called anions, the sixth question for the whole of belarus is a million prosecutor and only one yong is a lawyer, such as the truth that the poet is gor semashkevich. that 's what time said about yanka kupala. this is not true, so yegor semashkevich spoke about francisco bakhrushevich. ivan

hello, do you have anything to report on this. well, i answered yes, yanka kupala is one of the most famous belarusian poets. and well, according to the theory of probability, it is quite possible that they could write this about him. it seems to me that here still acquire the theory of relativity. eh, and it will be just fabulously good, bogdan hello, a difficult question. well, i’m not strong in belarusian literature, but, in my opinion, yanka kupala is graduating from a legal university, so it ’s quite possible that the lawyer accepted this correctly, the answer to this question is no, illuminated by froshka bogushevich, who, in general, turns out to have worked as a lawyer, this is both literally and figuratively . in this case, it concerns franciska pokusavich. seventh question is it true that quantities that are characterized by modulus and directions are called scalar time? maxim hello, how did you answer?

hello no, such values ​​are called vector scalar have a direction elizabeth do you have anything to add? no, i absolutely agree. this is a good correct answer. to this question. no. thanks for comments for a detailed answer to the question. eighth question is it true that the google sketchup editor is used to create virtual 3d models of the time? hello michael, what was your answer? hello, i answered yes, because google i know exactly what is used to create drawings of 3d models - this is a kind of form of uh treatment. yes, the correct answer to this question is - this is an option. yes, thank you, michael the ninth question.

is it true that the architect antonio gaudí is a representative of the art nouveau style? timothy , i knew that antonio gaudi worked in spain he built and designed the sagrada familia, he built it almost all his life, and in barcelona there are many of his buildings. they are all rather odd shapes. so i think this is most likely art nouveau the correct answer to this variant question. by the way, you can now look at the screen. here is one of the buildings in the photograph of a residential building cute of him, the distinctive features of the smooth bend, imitating the sea element and the delicate balance between lightness and bulkiness, the house is included in unesco world heritage list and is also one of the most visited places in spain tenth issue. is it true that

valentina grizadubova polina osipenko and marina raskova, the first women awarded the title of hero of the soviet union, were tractor drivers at that time? maria is saying something to you with a surname no, unfortunately, but how to answer the question answered, yes, how could you get the title hero of the soviet union on a tractor in the middle of nowhere, well, maybe well alexandra what do you think? well, i answered no, but i think which is wrong, yes, as i remember with history, there was, well, a last name, of these women and a monument to a tractor a monument to a tractor. uh-huh nikolai i think they were pilots. all. let's look at the screen. thanks nikolai the correct answer to this question is an option. no, these women were pilots.

question 11 is it true that the length of railways on the territory of belarus exceeds five thousand kilometers while ivan is approximately the size of belarus , remember there the north south, the west east, well, there are about 500 km north to south. well, a little more like, yeah, to the east, 400 is also 500. it's about square in size. but this is mainly in winter, when it just shrinks a little from the cold. yes, and in the summer on the territory, it turns out a little more, but do you remember maria, right? let's go north to south, if i'm not mistaken, 560, and from the west, east 650, and now i constantly confuse 56650. and where from where? well, this is how i bought kolos, uh, never. do not know where the abuser himself is this story. see how they answered. i answered, yes, well, how did the ivanovs answer

too? yes, this is the correct answer to the question. the length is 5.000.480 km. is it true or that the russian film moving up in 2017 is dedicated to basketball the time of the amber victory of soviet basketball players at the munich olympics match by the united states of america yes in 3 seconds yes they won the victory do you know the answer to the question, yes, but it is dedicated to basketball, but it is dedicated to the victory of the soviet union over the united states in a. i don’t remember the exact year of the 20th century, but it ’s definitely basketball. yeah, nikita, how did you answer? yes, i know that dedicated to the victory of the ussr team over the us team. and any other films, dedicated to sports. do you know who filmed a relatively recent film dedicated to?