[000:00:00;00] i traveled with different compositions, most of them, of course with my own chamber orchestra, sweden finland, moreover, it’s not that we traveled once, we traveled there many times and for a month in finland norway further france germany holland england further spain italy that is, this is for a long time and in such very solid festivals. so, what a very interesting life was the nature of belarus , even the climate. he somehow contributes. everything is so bright, and, of course, in any story there are some specks and dark and side, but since i was minding my own business. i met, mostly by 95%, only

good people, and i can say that i have already become a full-blooded belarusian, because many nationalities find their shelter here. over the years that i have been living in belarus, from the first day it has become native to me . having lived here for many years, i can say with confidence that this is my second motherland to those who do not have such experience. i keep saying that you have no idea. what kind of gold do belarusians carry in their souls. although outwardly we are very similar russians belarusians, but belarusians are very different in their mentality from other slavic peoples. first of all, a very reasonable measured here they say in merkunny that's

better than this word. it's just not in russian that it's hard to find similar words. here's a full number of them before doing something. they think, they weigh. these people are very hardworking very friendly, well , the fashionable word tolerant does not really accept everything to me. she gave me a lot in terms of my development. i became a musician i became a teacher at a music school and i met a lot of wonderful people and now i still meet. we cooperate with them. we remain friends with them, because, uh, music teacher - it's not easy, teacher, classes are individual with each student and the teacher comes into such close contact with the student with his family with his parents that then these

relationships last a lifetime. and this is what gave me a lot of such contacts,

belarus i was born in grodno, uh, in the family of an officer. uh, my father was the communications chief of the anti-aircraft artillery regiment since childhood. i sculpted in soldiers, because plastic or

metal ones simply weren’t sold in grodno , i sculpted soldiers, seeing my hobby. my elder sister. she was a gymnast and a member of the youth team of the soviet union brought me a plastic one, by the way, we will create these soldiers. my house is still protected by plastic. so fragile that i don't dare to take it out of the house. and after that, as it began from the age of 5-6, it continues all my life. if, for example, 35 years ago i played real soldiers, being as an officer, after graduating from the service in the army, i actively took up collecting. moreover, now there are opportunities now you can buy anything. we came up with games in which the army against the army i had friends in my childhood with whom we played throwing dice and how far the matches

advanced, the army. forward. someone won the battle, someone was defeated, they paid an indemnity. we learned new words. that is , in principle, we studied history in practice, by the way, those who studied history in the same way who collected soldiers napoleon suvorov and many many others, by the way, peter iii who was the predecessor of catherine ii on the throne in the russian empire. he began to trust his own wife only after she gave him a set of tin soldiers. once the mother of my childhood friend bought just such a soldier in the market. i asked him. and having made the mold, he cast it. this is exactly this soldier when i was in the tenth grade. i painted it myself and wrote that here it is

a soldier from the time of alexander i - this is for me liked it in the future. i also made several soldiers, but already when i was a very adult. here is an example of this soldier of the time of peter the great, which i personally made myself. any collector starts with literature. i have the first manual to study. forms of clothing and the development of the history of tin miniatures - this book of colonel lyushkovsky's collection serves people. i have it already read to the holes, and i constantly leaf through it, by the way, lyushkovsky was bondarchuk's consultant when filming the war of the world, but his grandfather served and his father remembered this. my my father went through the war veterans of the war was three of my uncles died in the war, and of course. i did not see myself as anyone but officers. e.

i entered the leningrad military political school in the seventy-second year and graduated in the seventy-sixth by the shoulder. i still served as a hobby. i had a story. and as soon as the opportunity arose. i entered the faculty of history at grodno university, graduated quite successfully and, uh, immediately came after the end of the army service. back to work at twenty eighth school, where i have been teaching history for 26 years in 2005, the museum of the twenty-eighth red banner army was created, associated with the anniversary of the victory of the next e, our museum was formed on a new element base, based on the fact that there was once such a museum such the museum was in the house of officers. the remains of this museum were handed over to us, we supplemented it . museum exhibits come from different points. let's say so, something is brought by the teacher, something is brought by the students. something. i'm with

collectors. the museum lives and develops. uh, now e main exhibits. about 200 we will say so, and there are much more auxiliary ones. i will not reveal the secret of them very much. they are not only kept in the museum. they are stored in several rooms of the school museum and even at my house. in 2012, the anniversary was celebrated, the 28th red banner army is the western operational command today and general of the army vladimir

nikolayevich lobov, who once commanded the 28th army, came to meet the veterans when the girls guides gave him a tour of the museum. he remembered his young years and to his grandson, who came with him, said they gave the museum to the school my old uniform in this way in 2012. we have the uniform of the frontal army general. we can be proud that we have four general uniforms in our museum. two uniforms of the general of the army and two uniforms of the major general, and i don’t think that in the city of grodno there is at least one school museum that could boast of four general uniforms, the 28th army was formed in 1942 from the troops of the volga military district and went through the combat way without military 1.000 km to berlin and prague, there was not a single defeat 28 army at the end of the war under the leadership of general

of the army luchinsky turned out to be in the city of grodno, here the headquarters is at the crossroads, karbysheva and lenin streets and is still only called now it is, western operational command. my father served in the 28th army and my grandfather served in the first world war on the territory of belarus although, in general, people from the shelf believed our deeds, the truth will be from 199. class taught history lessons and naturally, when the museum was created, they offered me the first head. especially since i am a reserve officer, major. i like to show some photos in the twenty-eighth army, as in many units that actually existed during the second world war, they would have their own talisman. it was a camel named. volodya, after all, the army

was being formed. uh, on the pavlovsk floor, and there camels live in our school, there was a boy whose last name was exactly the same as that of the krygin driver. this talisman alive tried the germans destroy all the time, but ordinary krygin brought him to the moscow zoo, where he died a natural death. genuine newspapers always ask me a question. why are they so small? and, because in the war there is no time to read a big newspaper, in addition, a big newspaper attracts. sniper. i read these newspapers and passed them on to others, like a combat leaflet . many people think that the belt should be with a buckle, on which the star is sure to be mistaken. there was just such a belt during the second world war, and we have it in the museum. he is our museum. children are very fond of. and those, who went through the school of guides. they never part with their uniform,

which they wear here; the girls wear a green skirt, a shirt, a tie and, of course, a badge. this is the badge of the best students of our school guides receive for well-deserved work, especially the legendary weapons designer. it says belarus our pride soul, your ve healed russia god bless you, the further we move away from the time of the war. uh, so it's probably more interesting to study. it's because it's a true story. after all. uh, history becomes everything when 20-30-40 years pass. and here is 75 years old. it 's certainly, uh, very interesting, and besides, there's a lot here that they'll never see, because the change of eras has already happened there. naturally, they are interested, they don’t know much more than a military uniform, they are interested

in this loaf in 1979, when the soldiers of the 28th red banner army went to kazakhstan to harvest and this loaf causes a lot, a lot of interest. the school museum differs from state museums in that here you can touch something try on, for example, we have caps very often, especially children come from elementary school. oh, can i put on and take a picture, the children are full-fledged owners in the museum and i, as the head of the school museum. i entrust the key to the museum to the students, the children sincerely love their museum, and it

is the brand of our school. they say that you can judge your health, because we rejoice in the morning and the coming spring, the secrets of good morning and good mood. look how you look how he screams. he's a contender so straight out the zoo. about, goat. hello. let's quickly get acquainted with the amazing people of our

country. good wounds belarus with svetlana borovskaya, look at belarus 24 facts that have been hidden under the heading secret for decades it only takes a wild imagination to imagine how i went out there , they took away children and threw dogs to shepherd dogs, eyewitness accounts and miraculously surviving prisoners of concentration camps, we will tell and we will show dozens of inquisitorial operations did not give water. we took this dirty snow warmed up in our palms and so we translate watch genocide without the right to life on

belarus 24 tv channel. favorite historical hero is napoleon bonaparte. i started collecting everything related to napoleon and i have a fairly large collection of both generals and officers of his army. my daughter, who was a student at a museum practice in the hermitage, also brought me a soldier from there, so the collection is replenished. my nephews, who live abroad, sent me these soldiers far away. nephew of these soldiers. he handed over the world and

but this napoleon's bruce was brought to me from instead of the last battle. napoleon bonaparte so i collect everything that is connected with napoleon, even kosciuszko daf. e. here is his figurine, having given a promise to emperor paul the first not to fight against the russians, he refused to lead the corps, which consisted of polish soldiers, and therefore led it. eh, marshal jozef pyatovsky, if you were born into a collector's family, then you will definitely become a collector. my daughter has been collecting since childhood. she herself came up with a very big previous. she came up with a country in which she came up with heroes once i showed both my daughters. how to sculpt and we purchased such

chevrolet material - this is polymer clay. and after reading the three musketeers. she blinded, the cardinals decided e and some gentleman. well , most likely, this is earl doroshford. let's just say one of the most famous characters in this novel, and i like it. they are on my shelf. i usually do the dusting myself. god forbid they go nowhere. she has been collecting dolls for a long time and enjoys it. but me as a dad. just nice to give her gifts. she has a dollhouse, despite the fact that she is not quite a schoolgirl anymore. she leads historians in our school, and in general, a hobby does not interfere with her work, but, on the contrary, only helps. i decided to continue the family tradition. well, since the second generation is already

a family tradition and history is not only my hobby. this is my profession. this is my job. ah. history, interesting history, comprehensive history around us, so here everyone will find something that will attract him, you need to forget that this is my mentor, that this is my beloved dad and treat him like a colleague. this is a little strange, but on the other hand. i'm even at work a protected little girl. and if something goes wrong, dad will cheer and support, and the second moment is embarrassing. and alexander sergeevich has a phenomenal memory. i can’t boast of such a thing, and therefore, when students compare, i understand that i still have to reach out to read

and read. dad wanted to please me and sister, and he wrote fairy tales for us. for every birthday, he wrote to my sister, mother of the elements. and you know, this in itself is a huge gift - it's unusual. it is a matter of boasting and imagination. that's what surrounds you since childhood, the collection is remembered forever. dad did a lot for me to become exactly what i became, that is, collecting thanks to dad, and he supported it in me to always write poems thanks to dad sculpt thanks to dad, as a girl, i was not very fond of soldiers tanks of military equipment. but the doll was close to me. mom’s older sister lived in algeria in the era of my childhood, so she

gave me the first barbie doll, and this all began. and for, well, 35 years . i love red-haired dolls with blue eyes. that is, what kind of toys itself are, why articulated? i believe that the doll should be very mobile, that is, the child should be interested in playing with it. and under ivan the terrible, a serious work to expand the territory. this is peter i and this is paul the first peter the great became the first emperor, and paul the first became emperor at the end of the 18th century and his reign ended with the fact that he was brutally

killed by his own officers nine nine well done children many people know about my hobby. they saw my soldiers. i show them not every student is capable of collecting. but i have a follower of the tenth grade student of the cadet maxim kozerovich, in addition to the fact that he is a candidate for master of sports in pistol shooting. he also collects tin soldiers. this pleases me more than one of my favorite gifts, this is a soldier, which he gave me for my birthday this year. this is

a figurine of king charles xii of sweden 40 mm. if now i am very fond of 40-mm miniatures, sometimes when my acquaintances come to me, i show my collection, of course, far from everything, because somehow i recklessly said that he had 2,000 figurines. maybe there are more of them, maybe a little less, but there are about as many of them. not all pewter pieces are very large number of plastic figures of the soviet period, and they lie. the box and i sometimes get nostalgic and start to sort through there, but for this i need to be alone. i remember every figure. i remember i know, and god forbid, she disappears somewhere with me, i know all of them. i know who it is, when i got it, what kind of figurine is it, who is it? i really like figurines that would uh hmm show the real historical figures of the napoleons. i have besides these busts. i have two one napoleon

of the period of revolutionary wars, and the second napoleon this is during the war of 1812. here stands nicholas ii, here is the speech of alexei and his uncle , the cossack, here is the tsar, the ashvobodite alexander ii , by the way, who did a lot for belarus, so belarus still lives quite comfortably. here is felix dzerzhinsky, a terrible man, but he was in grodno, here is peter i, who created the marines in the city, grodno. here is manfrit von richhoffen - this is one of the best pilots of the first world war. i have several figurines, which, in general, are very, very rare

, their circulation is scanty. this is, uh, a st. petersburg firm. seventh the miniature is the famous musketeers, and these musketeers completely repeat the faces of the heroes of the soviet film d'artagnan and the three musketeers. for example, i get pleasure when i take it in my hands. d'artagnan is boyarsky it seems to me that collecting. this is probably one of the most interesting things that actually exist, because someone collects feature films, someone collects some paintings. i started collecting some books. probably because not only because i'm a toy soldier was fond of, because my father collected books all his life. any collector. one dream to complete my collection. the main thing is not to be limited not to go in cycles. only on soldiers is history for me. here is the most

important one. in general, i like short walks. and in general, we always end our studies in local history with the fact that we walk around the city and learn something interesting. so one day, i was walking along the tyzengauz square and quite by chance i saw a blue figurine , namely a soldier from the period of the napoleonic wars. someone specially set at all, my favorite book is andersen's fairy tale us 100 kg. when i saw it, i immediately had a storm of emotions and this soldier took a worthy place in my collection, although it says 5 kopecks. that is, this is a soldier of the period of the soviet five-kopeck coin. that is, in principle, it cost you nothing, but it is very valuable to me, because i personally found it. i

personally saved him from some of his soldier's tragedy. city of grodno this is my city. i was born here. i grew up here and went to serve in the army to study, to a military school and, of course, every summer returned to his city. naturally. i have always loved walking the streets of our city. and for me it is important that the city is changing, but changing all the time for the better. our city is special here, such a concentration of connections. ah, culture. people of different nationalities live here. we have the most beautiful girls in the city of grodno, no matter how other cities boast, we have the most beautiful. and i found my wife in the city. grodno she is

from grodno. the same. i love the kaluga church of our castles, about which i can talk endlessly and very often i'm taking a tour. not there for any money, but just like that. i like to just come and tell something that i know, but someone does not know. for example, e. uh, the kaluga church is named, it seems, in honor of the first russian saints boris and gleb. 45 years old, i was baptized here and my father. andrei bondarenko baptized me. i am extremely grateful to him for this officer - it's forever.

that is, i sometimes have dreams where i command my unit, i remember my colleagues in the service, uh, subordinates or bosses, and on the other hand i have been a teacher for more than a quarter of a century, and i increasingly think about school about children, and besides , among my friends there are many more of those with whom i work, when i was and am a teacher and my students. that's why i can say that i'm more of a teacher than officially. we teachers are energy vampires to some extent. we feed off the children, and the children we give away what, in general, they need this knowledge at the moment, or rather, not even