finally, the evening to rest, i am the next day, and the hospital suddenly cuts you off and isolates you from all this. and you can find yourself alone with yourself from god , you understand, there is an opportunity for a person to suddenly understand something, that you become aware of the disease. she gives e humility. uh, well, as if imposed from the outside so the disease. yes, this is an opportunity to stop and review some events of your life. and something might change. it's true. here is this stone in this fairy tale again. what can you go there after illnesses and here and there there was such a person igor he had some kind of serious disease with the liver, probably, periodically lay in intensive care, apparently, something like that somehow, but

i’m always doctors, we already communicate with doctors like that and i ask. in what condition, if the medical hopes are there like yourself? that is, i also somehow determine for myself. how will i talk to him? well, it was already clear that he was leaving. i never ask such a question like that, but then i asked him, i don’t know why this is my childhood such curiosity. i tell her, i tell her to die terribly. well, you know he's leaving. he smiles at me and says he couldn't say. so that is, he has already seen some other world, you know, another story in intensive care. you are an unconscious person . lies connected to all these devices that show the pulse and pressure there and that's it. all everything there is a thousand tubules young. i don't know if he is 30 young,

handsome strong shoulders, you know everything to live. and there was such a kind of desire for some kind of help to him. i just got up nearby and began to read prayers. rejoice in the jesus prayer to the mother of god virgin, and then i say, probably, poor things, somehow you really want to come to your senses. and i continue to pray, and i look, and even a medical sister came up to me and said, yes, she says, his pulse began to go off scale. that is , i suddenly realized that maybe he hears. i don’t know this either, but this was also a kind of discovery for me. are you a person in such a state of cola, he reacted to what i told him, that is, your words are your desires, yes, yes, he apparently felt somehow yes it was called an organism. his body

reacted to the fact that yes, i hear our program is called the meaning of life. what is the meaning of life for you someday? the meaning of the life of sister fatina demchenko together with our guides , you will learn something that you would never have guessed to google, one of the most famous names of the belaya vezha tower, although in its history it is white . she never was. by the way, who did not know this particular tower is depicted on the 5 ruble banknote of the legend, historical facts and many unusual sights destination when an arrow or spear hits here. they slide off, change direction, and so on, the warrior's face is under more

reliable protection. and i thought this is also a way of such a weapon, and in a head-on collision. really. such a blow was allowed, walking along the embankment you can meet a lot of curious or legendary characters jack sparrow oh sorry captain jack sparrow a trip that will remain in my memory for a long time the first time i see a bison. they were born, by the way, this year hello look on belarus 24 tv channel . how i lived in the ghetto, i don’t understand how

i survived at all. it only takes a wild imagination to imagine how i got out there. i remember very much somewhere handing to tell. about everything that i saw that is. it is really difficult to understand how people could be in the ghetto in inhuman conditions, how they could survive and how to survive the horror of pogroms, executions, hunger , cold, is really difficult. documents

testimonies of former prisoners materials of the general prosecutor's office of the republic indicate that it was beyond the human understanding from the first days the beginning of the war in the occupied territories simultaneously with concentration camps, prisons were created and the ghetto became the largest in warsaw in lvov, but not a single ghetto in europe could compare with minsk in its cruelty and mass extermination of the civilian population.

lessons can not be compared with gert minsk jewish district was organized, according to a special order of the occupation authorities already in july 1941. from the order of the field commandant on the creation of a ghetto in the city of minsk on july 19, 1941, the first since publication of this order, a jewish district is created in minsk , where they will live for an exceptional time, the second within five days from the date of publication of this order, the entire jewish population of the city

of minsk is obliged to relocate to the area allotted to it for residence, there was an order to relocate all jews on the territory of the minsk ghetta square kilometers of residential minsk square somewhere were such wooden houses, well, private houses, everything means, which were mostly lived. and when they settled there 100-140.000 people, then in each room lived seven by 10 by 12 people. if you count, it turned out to be about one and a half square meters per person. according to the order of the field commandant , in fact

, three camps of the border of the big gett were formed on the territory of minsk, starting from the collective farm lane along the line of the street of the same name and passing along the german main part of the prisoners, approximately 80,000 were kept in this area. the small ghetto included the area of ​​the radio plant named after molotov, and the zomberheta was located in the area streets shoe and dry. more than 20,000 jews deported from seven countries of western central and eastern europe were kept here . it was allowed to leave the jewish area only along two streets, pansky and ostrovsky, it was guarded around the clock by ss policemen from among the lithuanian and belarusian nationalist formations. executions of civilians, prisoners of war in

minsk began literally from the first days of the occupation in the arsenal indicative executions of the jews of minsk herta in 1941 residents of vitebskaya street in minsk shots woke up, after which screams were heard, crying children. he rushed to the house to warn

the household, and there were seven souls left there. but it was already too late from the back of the house the policemen were pushing the wife, the aunt of her husband's sons, out into the street. there were none among them. this means that they managed to hide, it flashed into the mind of wulf managed to grab his young daughter by the hand and rushed to run. i hide behind houses. together with the child, they followed the columns of machine guns.

the pharisee, making sure the men really have a pass pushed out ether columns. in the first pogrom , those who worked were freed. and my mother was allowed to leave the column. and she's some other girl say that i'm your daughter. 16 girls, she said, she was

also released. the doctrine of the nazis was the total extermination of the jewish population, but how to deal with the liquidation of such a large number of people became one of the effective means louder. it began on july 28 and ended on july 31, 1942. the figures of the victims vary; then an estimated 25,000 people were killed in a four-day pogrom. mom knew malina and we drove up there, and there we stayed for four days. everyone was lying, because

the low ceiling was all lying, there were 60 people there were four days to sit for five days. there was an english woman with a little girl. she started crying. we children keep breathing longer and how to pretend to be dead people used every opportunity. raspberry was the name given to

places in the ghetto where one could hide during the pogrom and saved many lives of the ghettos. in a small house with two apartments on republicanskaya street in minsk in november 1942 , the nazis were engaged in their usual occupation shook things of the tenants they killed, trying to find something valuable. such detours in the evenings in the ghetto were made to the neighbor's

apartment. they really were, hiding in the cramped space between the stove and the second wall, where you could only stand along the wall. they did everything not to betray themselves. not the slightest sound, not the slightest. then the inhabitants of the house were lucky not to find them, but from the pogroms, raspberries saved,

people did not always come up, because they found a way out. murder chambers executions pogroms, in the ghetto they became as usual, the most terrible took place in november forty-first march and july forty- second in october forty-third. the minsk ghetto existed from july 20, 1941, to october 21, 1943. it became one of

the largest in europe , at least 100,000 jews passed through it, about 90,000 were destroyed out of 25,000 people deported to the ghetto from europe, only 50 prisoners managed to escape. in total, from 600 to 800,000 people were destroyed in the ghettos created throughout the territory of the republic during the war. what

is a collection of belarusian cuisine? what are the recipes there? how many of them, about 100, are unique recipes by the author of the book, which alexander vashchenko noticed, but his book is based on the work of the famous belarusian ethnographer nikolai nikiforovsky. what is unique, as it were, of these recipes, and above all, that they are adapted to modern technologies, the book is published in three languages. this is very important, because many dishes are presented on our table today. we're all preparing a fridge. and this is star belarusian cuisine we make. washcloth we eat potato pancakes, but we bake potatoes. and

in english, these dishes, uh, are presented for the first time and, at the same time, the ingredients that are used in these dishes are absolutely accessible today. but if the recipes that are already today are not characteristic of our modern diet. are there many such recipes? in this book. there are no such recipes a bit, uh, almost 90% of the recipes. they are no problem today. you can cook the only thing we cook today, but in the oven yes, but on fire, but then we cooked. it was the same oven. and of course we we can comply. here is some kind of technological recipe process, but the oven conveys the special taste of the dish. i'd also like to add that here at the end of the book, there is, uh, hmm reference book. and the old names, because in the recipe there are words that we can’t always understand, including utensils

that are called in some old belarusian language and looking at this guide , you can easily understand everything, uh, in addition, in this book, right? there is a chapter that is devoted to superstitions, signs that are associated with food, for example, if a neighbor came to the house to borrow bread, even if the family was poor , it was never possible to refuse a lot of signs generally associated with bread, and therefore this book provides an opportunity to get acquainted, not only with the dishes of belarusian cuisine, but with the traditions the customs of our ancestors, and, accordingly, to get acquainted with the history and culture of our country. culture history

architecture for all this is collected in one project in the nineteenth city of a man to the final jump, how everything has departed for love especially the number one acceleration, of this legend the details are up to the foliage. i kim have been toiling for hundreds of years, and today the most boday, suffocated and rare for belarusian speech is potato yes, the central design. breaking it off, i come to visit putin's restlessness of the soul of the track, i look at the constructions, and we, of course, are not fed ticking facts and not jacano minulog lime. and the palace itself of two supreme bottles from the platform, of course, had seven less something before

this pollatse. look, cultural svetnitsa project architecture of belarus on our tv channel. a woman whose name is well-known to many and only sofia kovalevskaya mathematically substantiated that around saturn , in fact, there are not solid, liquid or gas rings, but billions of tiny solid particles, which, moreover, do not form a circle a ellipse. otherwise, according to kovalevskaya’s calculations, they were simply torn apart would. and for this discovery, she needed not a telescope or a spaceship at all, but a pencil, paper, and an enviable death in belarus began her difficult path to the world of exact sciences on april 3

eighteen-year-old sofia kovalevskaya sent a film about the stubborn struggle for recognition in science in 1868 to conquer scientific europe from the vitebsk province, very soon the whole scientific world will have to admire the formulas that were born in the head of this little fragile sparrow who worked like an ant sofia kovalevskaya dilemma of the great woman, see on thursday on our channel.

elizaveta lozhkevich washing the air with you in the minsk region . and you are a happy dyatinstvo order of the mother for the time being days, 29 jiharaks of the central origins were torn off.