go fox your way were well-fed trouble. i 'll fool him to me mechanics. the fox against the killers, our kind of fox slandered the belarusian language to the child without tension. zhenya and the actor simply put the plot of their story into the language of puppet characters, so galina began to show her mini-performances in children's libraries. after a while , schools and kindergartens began to call her, and even from remote regions, she was so shivering, grumpy. this is grandfather what kind of pancakes do you like and succumb to vulgarity, forests, praised and grandfather nah, i'm afraid of this, and the goose is a goat, a goat is reasonable. i just recovered the conclusions that they wrote? puppet characters speak

only the belarusian language of many words. children do not know, but they understand the meaning of the fairy tale. it is not a secret for many children in elementary school that the belarusian language is similar to a foreign language at home, they do not speak the books of their parents, i do not read it. and so, you look during the performance a couple of new belarusian words. children will find out for galina this is quite enough for you to interest the child in the population, in which case it should not be, that is, it should be equal with the russian language, because we have two languages ​​correctly and russian belarusian. we have the right to choose. but i think that we, as it were, should be our own. i think that this child, who stayed with me, he will come and take the belarusian book. he respects her. i think that there is some kind of link in this, probably. galina makes dolls for her performances herself, she spied on the internet as the basis of technology, but she had to think out a lot and the doll herself dictates. what she needs to be

so that, on the one hand, it corresponds to the character, and on the other hand, to today's time, for example, the woman turned out to be fashionable, modern with bright lipstick, just so that she was on her arm, this is such a bibobo theater. so i came up with them, so that the doll would fit into the hand, and dress with the children. she was talking. that is, this is not just a doll, which is ready, which you can take the arms and legs to touch. but it was on the hand that the doll came to life. and here she was more like. here's how, well, here's the real one such a fabulous doll. having become a certified teacher, contrary to the expectations of many relatives, galina did not change her profession, but remained to work as a nurse for an obvious question. why then was spent so much time energy efforts, she answers confidently. so it should be that she was able to make friends with each other two such different professions - work in a clinic. constant communication with people of the history of patients. everything goes

into the treasury of her literary work is not enough. here, for roman to mature , literally some moment is enough for me, it happens that i the man was talking to me sharing some story. literally, there is something like that. tell the hall, sincere. here is a very sincere one. he told me and i have already matured the whole novel. that is, i know what will be in this novel, and how it will end. here with one woman, she told how her daughter was in the hospital. hmm. and how hard it is. so she was going to her, and that's all, and she came, and in general. she also began to share this with me, not about her daughter and not about a woman. well , about these feelings that she experienced here. this is the pain this is this, yes i am i used it in some novel, and i have a whole plot ripening in a city big or small, ordinary people live, work as drivers, teachers, doctors, sellers, and

almost everyone has a dream, which in their youth is still alive, still bursting out, and by adulthood it is usually pushed far something forgotten and closed in the backyard galina perova is an ordinary nurse. she turned out to be an unusually brave person from mogilev. she shattered the stereotype that at the age of 35 being a successful family relationship, held in her favorite profession. you can go completely another area and realize his old dream, without having a specialized education, to become a real literary author who writes in both russian and belarusian , who is published and read. for some reason, the opinion is that a writer is something like that. this is something so unusual and this is a completely different person. there is no writer , maybe any person, that is, he can be a teacher, maybe he can have a doctor , the main thing in his soul is that he be a creative person. so it seems to me, so, that is one

to another. i don't think it bothers me.

dreaming of traveling, but don't know where to start, where is the city of bogotsk. the labyrinths of their streets will be opened for us today, the father of belarusian cities, polotsk , we will tell you everything about tourist opportunities. i love the beauties of the nature of belarus, no matter what you travel on the august canal, and it doesn’t matter at all on a boat on a catamaran on a ship. i'm sure you'll absolutely love it,

because all around you are insanely beautiful with major attractions, an exciting adventure and an interesting meeting. sofia cathedral. the creed of power and independence was built in the eleventh century by the great leash prince vseslav of sorcery. when you are in the museum, you are approximately in the nineteenth century, how the jokes were going on, that is, there were jokes living in such huts , travel together. join us to belarus 24

to make the viewer feel for the main character. he must identify himself with him. such an approach is quite fair and the state. you see people with the belarusian flag are walking and you understand my anthem sounds. you get up together and start singing. it is in our symbols what they mean for each of the belarusians. what is their story and the real one about it, will we talk with the specialists in the project? question number one vyacheslav viktorovich hello, good afternoon on may 14 we have a big public holiday, the day of the coat of arms and the flag, and this year an anthem is also added to it. tell me, here are our three main such symbols, what they mean for our country. why the modern symbols of the republic of belarus are not important it

has a very deep meaning, it is important because if you and i, uh, we will speak in the modern symbols of the republic of belarus , of course, we know and remember that it is based on the symbols of the belarusian soviet socialist republic, in particular the flag of 1951, which was adopted. e coat of arms e, 1981 edition and e, hymn of 1955, despite the fact that, as it were, the roots of the modern symbols of the republic of belarus are formally connected with the soviet past, but the meaning itself is semantic. here is the flag and coat of arms and coat of arms. it is very deep. it fits the mentality of our people, if we look at the state flag of the republic of belarus, then i would like to emphasize that red is the color of the sun, the color of life since ancient times. yes, this is understandable and the blood of our grandfathers, great-grandfathers , which they spent for the right of our people to live on this earth to develop, as we see fit, if we take

the green color. it is not only a symbol of nature , a symbol of youth. yes, it means e, but it is also the oldest symbol of these stupid centuries, in general, the green light is associated with ancient slavic goddess. the frets that answered the climb in the family in the society in the state, and here is also such a positive liability. yes, but, and if we take the ornamental part with you, in general , this is a very rare case when an ornament is placed on the state flags, uh, in different countries, and among the slavic countries, belarus is the only one that has an ornament on its flag. these are the oldest symbols. fertility well-being. this rhombus of the central power itself in our ornament is called not only the symbols of the rising sun, but also and the key to happiness. that is, look how positive when continuity is first historically, if we look, yes, we are with you on the flag and positive connotations. well, if we look at the coat of arms, then again, here we are, as it were, our coat of arms, absolutely peaceful, calm, but it also symbolizes our spiritual mentality. creative work is important to us. this is the world and creation, we are belarusians,

peaceful people. we live here in the sovereign republic of belarus and we should be proud of this igor aleksandrovich hello, good afternoon may 14, we will have a big holiday day of the state emblem of the flag. and from this year there is also a hymn that now a third symbol will be added to this date. the president of belarus spoke to the message of the belarusian people to the parliament of the state symbols of belarus - this is a kind of keepers of historical memory and the fact that the state symbol. we have three coats of arms, a flag, an anthem, and a public holiday dedicated to only two. it's probably wrong. we need to correct the shortcomings. tell me that this holiday is good for our people. so these three the sacred symbol for belarus is its somnly, visual business card of ukraine, e, the coat of arms and the anthem are symbolized. you are variants of zhadan and being. until what i saw the belarusian people the belarusian nation is about

this one in your opinion. what else is there besides these official forces what other symbols do we have ? yes, that is, well, russians are associated with a bear. but we are still such a bison breed one at a time simple reason bison. i’m just emphasizing from our point of view for years not the most important, the exchange of russia means a national character on one side, tolerance quietly on the other side of fashion and strength, or not to disturb at all. well , few people busil, who knows more often the population of conditions in the original central europe. this is russian, because we don’t shoot them. we don’t sing on them yana sends off that here they are from kolya’s eternal house. we show historical chiraldry about the heraldry, then we have its secondary symbols here. what can we ignore and i'm here subject we can say how to be

exclusive. i'm flying that we could at once discreet, probably symbolism. i when for us insanely sacred sacred vk arrested, tags capital symbols, because the historical standard. under this , our warriors also succumbed in the era of the polotsk land in the era of the great, the principality of lithuania. maya yun chervona , the color scheme on one side was the mother of god, and on the other side it was historical with the cob was golden. this is in the era of the strip, says the russian prince. and what are you fucking u christ u glory a, then it was already chases vyacheslav viktorovich so that you can answer the critics who say that using e, in general, a slightly modified soviet symbolism. the music is the anthem of the soviet union, thus we lost our own identity and continued this kind of soviet line , not belarusian, but the soviet line, which i see on the internet there are those who write about it. and for them, this is an argument against the belarusian statehood from my point of view. this is just stupidity and delusion. well, on the other

sides. we have never abandoned our soviet past. unlike the very same our closest neighbors, who are indiscriminate. they simply seek to cross out soviet history or it weighs a purely negative label on it. we are beautiful. we remember and realize that the belarusian national statehood, the real belarusian national state was first created, but it was on the soviet basis on january 1, 1919. and this is a fact, indeed, that in the soviet period. we were able to issue our own belarusian national statehood, and we successfully developed together with the multinational soviet people and within the framework of the soviet union, but we still retained our own republic. bssr existed. it's just a take. that is, absolutely not normal . from a historical point of view, this opens the way to distortions and falsifications, which means reprogramming the consciousness of entire nations, when black becomes white, and white becomes black, in fact, these things change for us. they are absolutely unacceptable. we are on we look at our history objectively, this message

comes from the very top from our leader alexander grigoryevich lukashenko give us an objective picture of the historical past , said the president. it is very expensive and we are just for any real normal historian. this is very important because we always strive for objectivity. i noticed that after the events of the twentieth year. yes, belarusians have become similar to americans in some ways. well, i mean exactly this attitude to their own symbolism. this was not the case before. e has become much more. even we are standing here with you now, and the flags on the houses on the cars are flags. that is, people have become more fond of their own flag own symbols. why do you think you probably in the twentieth year the vast majority of our society realized how easy it is to lose this peace and tranquility? god forbid this coup d'état in 1920 would have been successful, so that on our land we can see perfectly what is happening in our southern neighbors in ukraine, god forbid this, when the fraternal peoples collide with their foreheads. for us. this is also absolutely unacceptable, so i think people felt it and got into it. well, naturally.

we began to be very surprised at the popularization of the state symbols of the republic of belarus , the explanation that with the meaning in it , some unreasonable certain restrictions on the use of state symbols at events were actually removed. also, following the results of the twentieth year, these restrictions were lifted. and by the way, on the eve of our state important holiday. we would like to control from afar. e, means a special brochure state symbols of the republic of belarus description and recommendations for use, which explains the meaning of the state symbols of the modern republic of belarus. how to use it correctly at various events? i see those who actively support this b&w symbols, they say that there was even a direct quote that marzolyuk danilovich is canceling history. they say that this is the flag of collaborators. although this flag is almost a thousand years old. now let's, now let's forgive you, you say, now let's be those who tell you that behind the white red-and-white

banner of thousands. eh, the year is bleak godlessly. we will taste the name of the author of the stretch. yes previously, there was a competition held in minsk already in 1917 for the creation of the belarusian national traction, collies would again have thousands of annual nets. no, the fish was to hold a competition for pennies . the bolsheviks held the whole competition; there were several options for the banner. one of them was black and white with evidence of such revolutionary semantics, and he was accepted to babble about that the red-white knees were white to be in the disinterested banner of belarus and most importantly, that the red-white of those on the territory of belarus was massively white, then they were beaten to their face and in central and similar belarus by forty other forty-third and forty-fourth volumes for the oldest apocalypia velocher -that's whiteness, but for people who were over 60 over 70 young people were associated. i am a policeman in the networks and i need it. he remembers that he knocked out chervon with white shot down chervon with white chevrons, the thirteenth,

belarusian, sd battalion and the so-called belarusian shvadron. uh on the very battalion police in novogradka under kirovist boris raguli to the belarusian battalions. regional defense, rivers were from crows. uh, the germans want people to flow away by force, driven under, that is , death from everyone, this unit was taken from car operations from tymlik to collect our peoples, our belarusian messages were poured. those who scream about love killed their identical ones, brother. let's circle this topic. yes, igor alexandrovich, look. then here even the question of a little bit of psychology will already be back in the twentieth year. we are with you here as belarusians, we see our flag. yes, we identify ourselves. that's how belarus is with this flag, which are red and green and white. why was it so important to have an opponent there or poland in lithuania? why was it so important to replace these symbols, here, just with the symbols of black and white. chase the anthem to change, why are they so pressed precisely at this point? so this is the key power of those who are enchanted by the green

networks of those who are the coat of arms because of our private sovereignty to them it is the people. which are rented on zusi and geopolitical and sociocultural custom. these are people. which does not want war and not with one take them peoples. nothing bugs, it’s a very strong supremacist from the russian federation, these people are stretching the traditional belarusian identity of those who are oriented towards nato to the pentagon, those who are oriented towards europe and the pseudo-europeans under the armchair unconventional ka that you unite under the supremacy symbols of colitis belshirovany white, it means only one thing you are categorically supra against the current policy with a private constitution and you want, how did your ukraine become under the seat of the european union and a block of rope, and you are a marysh about nato missiles at the level of orsha with

yanyshmars pointed at smolensk or throw out the exposition of the great cleansed war from the museum and neymar create a museum of belarusian occupation. here is a malpa, here i am constantly silent, i don’t come to them from the real codes of national civilizations, other belarusian people, but they keep silent. well, if in the twentieth year it was announced that a new nation was born, that is, the co-proud belarusian nation, who came out under belshirov on white? well, and you and i who are quilted jackets and colorados, no more no less for them, but i really forget that there are absolutely more of them in belarus. learn to piss go to the archives and do not whip so godlessly and incompetently after us. true, for us our real tradition has not been betrayed, not swindled from the finger of that, eh hlos and propagandist. i call on me propaganda there great flying. and need. all the same , the truth is being learned about the history of the twentieth year, and especially the fact that the former alas, in ukraine , put many brains in their place. and she, and so

the majority of our people stood still. here kolya obey to say about youth youth, rose the greatest youth organization and love to short. these are the internal troops of the special forces of the special operation forces and in the team force of belarus and in this young military club vzdradnikova. what kind of shields were put down or like they hunted for others. god was not here. this redster would be remembered. well, there is also a frank product of those bruises. and we are the most important thing for our rozly groups. well done to tell the truth. we are innocent moose, all this time we have seen that just the same ukrainian identity, the very identity was washed away by the fact that the language they also tried to remove the story that the soviet period is a criminal occupation period. that is, it gradually gradually came, but to what began last year, say well, it really is, uh, that's how it works. here is the washing out of such national symbols and it is really possible to turn a country into such

an aggressive one with so much energy, well, you really will see it, yes, this is a mechanism , this mechanism of the so-called divide and rule has been used since ancient times, when they split a society within a state , or split peoples quarrel among themselves begins. this, unfortunately, is due to attempts to distort the falsification of the historical past, when it is forgotten , it is washed out of the memory, first of all, of the youth of young generations through the education system, if we are talking about ukraine in fact. in the same place, this process immediately went to hell in the soviet union; here we succeeded thanks to president alexandry. lukashenka to stop this process, which was also launched in the first half of the nineties in our republic of belarus, but we managed to stop it. so change this one here in the education system to preserve, as it were , the continuity of generations to preserve the understanding that it is very important for us not to simply destroy the soviet period, but when they collapse in the minds of the younger generation, the pros change into cons. and how well, unfortunately the youth. she's made that way. she easily perceives the new. i

myself studied in the nineties as a student. i remember very well when i came to the audience and suddenly discovered america, it turns out that at school they told us completely wrong, but now it’s here, the truth has surfaced and these are young people perceived. well, as it were, well, very, very easy enough. and here it is very important that we keep working with our youth and broadcast. here is our objective history of pride in our ancestors who dragged these people to live on this earth, it is very important that our youth preserve the historical memory. not just from words, but passed through my soul, remembered my relatives and friends, this was now more of an applied question. yes, and a few years ago , both poland and the baltic states proposed at the european level to recognize that the ussr equal instigator. uh, world war ii, along with the third reich with nazi germany, and we see that this is very actively propagated by victory day is bad. i'm planning to color st. george's ribbon. this is bad for me. here is an interesting moment. you know, from the point of view of your scientific field. surely

you communicated with scientists with historians from other countries, but are there really people who understand this support this rhetoric that the soviet union is to blame, that the americans won in the first place, are the british french at war or is it just that? sorry, i’ll interrupt such simple populism for the people for political points. it becomes obvious today that in the west there is no freedom of speech, about which they shout or freedom of opinion, in fact, they have turned now, no matter how strange it may sound. there , in fact, liberal totalitarianism is established , here are all the alternative points of view that do not correspond to the installations descended from above that supposedly the soviet union, uh, is to blame for unleashing the second world war. although on in fact, looking at it once again emphasized that western democracies are primarily to blame, who fed nazi germany and directed it against the soviet union , there are normal historians in the countries of the west, but, unfortunately, they are clamped down on the existing systems if they express

some kind of their alternative point vision. he will not receive grants for his research. on the sidelines of international conferences, we also communicated with many western colleagues in particular. uh, when this alleged thesis, but that many were raped, then here are western europeans there, austrian germans , soviet soldiers. uh, one of the colleagues spoke. we then approached him and asked him questions, how do you base it? well, you know, uh, 5 years after that means, here is the end of the war, that is, up to the forty-fifth year, a survey was conducted and invited all women who wanted to come, that means, uh , to tell what they let down and receive monetary compensation for this. so what is the basis. well, pure mercantilism. i say, well, you understand how this can be considered as a reliable historical source, if this is 5 years later. yes, even for money. come say you had to get paid. well, i understand, but if i put it differently, i won't be able to find a job, as a historian i won't be able to get anything anywhere without a grant. what am i supposed to do to feed my family? well, the mechanism is clear, unfortunately. therefore, in the west

, there is essentially no democracy, the symbols of victory were recently may 9, we have a holiday. naturally, honors understands its importance, especially now when the world is shaking, very wildly, tell me why, like this, europe is trying to erase all this memory and ukraine is instills. here they have already canceled victory day this year, now this is money to europe well, first things first. let's think about what we will open on may 9. well, the retail was in an hour, that is , if the capitulations were signed according to the central european hour, it was eight. and we already had the ninth in the ussr. and this is the first, and betrayal of this one. well, i'm not connected, only with one kaliznik. the soviet union emerged as a socialist system, then a new power. what kind of people came to the settlement with brightly surrounding anti-communist views? genes became to be a new identity, intensified and well done. well, lefty didn't find anything. i to er care until that part of the thunder really was.

what was the intercommunist and collaborationist one-part to this people , through simple manipulations , the accompanying heroes began to appear? well, let's say poland has a regional army without fear and not a word about the army of any. yes, the facts are selected in order to legitimize and show how one course is correct and which ones robbed this new power, whether it is some new sprouts of conditional nazism is coming, i would say that this is kryptonation, that is, it is not nazism, and the alley of kryptonation looks clean. one could say yes, plus kayak only who subduing to justify a person if he served adolf hitler or some starts to break, that, well, there were such furnishing. so, the foamy creeping relay is being served. with this, you need to swing hard with heat. well , once again i will tell me more for everything that europe has unacceptably spread for me and

i will excommunicate. this is what the europeans said and what the chestnut system is in european what the hell is broken for him, this is a dfm fundamental speech. this povaha to private power. there the knee is hacked with a smart member and this is the freedom to choose. the freedom of confusion . the freedom of expression. the freedom of the press. the freedom of cultural tone. everyone has. it's been assigned today. here is the culture from the language of assists you update tchaikovsky tolstoy dostoevsky you update according to the criteria only that it is russian, not putin's but russian, yes, but what is it? this is not segregation. it's impossible to nationalism is practically not a perpetual nazi practice for all of us cultural tradition. remember the book, you can simply burn a demonstrative hurry for ramming.

and this is an index for defense authors, an index of defense texts and grant an index of defense teams, something that kolya didn’t have in the ussr , e. gender with a dim surrounding political and gender identity, like in the fire they don’t understand pants cultural matrices for all of us. oh, this over the gate to rob. that is, well, they dance the iron curtain, on the contrary, in the reporting over the gate. well, it's objectively robin only uh, you put your hands on your cultural forms to joke with your uh, the refusal on this completes this topic. e, the press secretary of the white house, corinne jean-papierre, on may 9 at a briefing in the white house, told reporters that the united states and its european

allies won world war ii. here, taking into account where we stand yes , against the backdrop of our obelisk, for you to answer, a i would answer her with facts and concrete figures on the soviet german front. was destroyed. children's army 67 divisions of nazi germany and its satellites, and our western allies, therefore, for the entire duration of the war , they destroyed all together at once, 176 divisions. well , where are you victory was achieved 67 and 176 three times more. so, these are facts, obviously this is a lie, it obviously breaks into facts . of course, we appreciate the fact that help was provided to both pauline lisa and all other things, but not this, but formed the basis of the victory if not fortitude, incredible courage and resilience of the soviet people, but this victory would not have been national. there would be no over nazism, despite all the western help. i am deeply convinced of this. although this, of course, played a role. we don’t deny it either, but it’s completely different in order.

things the last question, what do you think is the number one issue for the belarusian statehood today ? this is britain number one. this national solidarity is an association for all belarusians. all the political sailed under our bomb under our banner and under ours. thank you very interesting.

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the maximum number of questions, we conferred in a whisper. divine voice and amazing plasticity today, we will introduce you to two incredibly beautiful and talented heroines who came to our country from kazakhstan and share their skills with belarusians.

victoria lezhneva lives and works in the city of lida in belarus, she came to teenagers. here she graduated from high school and received her higher education. today victoria works as the head of a ballroom dance studio, and is also a member of the belarusian association of belarusian dance sports. from kazakhstan, the city of astana, a-a, i was born in tselinograd. that is, let's say there, if a small story was first whole city, then aqua, after that they made the capital, astana, and, as it were, that's it, i came from astana, i was 18 years old. i finished ah.

eleventh grade. i remember well it was the second quarter. it was winter, just before my birthday already. we had been preparing to move to belarus for a year. it was very difficult for me, because i had my own dance group, i had my friends, probably, maybe, i certainly did. i remember very well when i had my first love and, of course, it was very difficult for me to move, of course, when i moved here to belarus yes , i had such a moment that i would still return to kazakhstan i still stood my ground, probably in throughout the year, exactly despite the fact that even i have already entered the university and still said that i would return there, but a lot of time has passed. i graduated from university. i'm already working. i mean, i already told my parents. we talk about this very often . what well i don't want to say big. thank you, of course, how would my fate be in kazakhstan well, i can’t answer this question, what was the first problem. why they took us away from there, because uh

hmm when astana became the capital, of course. here, perhaps, we must pay tribute here muslim people. they all stick together. they are all their brothers, they are all sisters. they help each other, and they began to slowly, and take away from small villages to transport all their relatives and, accordingly, this influx became very strong in kazakhstan; in astana, everything became in the kazakh language russians began to slowly survive, because we are russians we should not to live here, we must speak this in kazakh, despite the fact that we had it at school, it was the same as here, i learned french like french. we all spoke russian. and then the parents decided that they had to leave, because education is paid education is complex, it is not known whether we will continue how much how it will all be and therefore, they, probably, firstly, panic anxiety began that

something needs to be decided something has to be done. well , here they are, they brought us here. eh, right here. and for which i am very grateful. claudia potemkina was born and raised in kazakhstan, where she was educated, started a family and built a brilliant career. solution moving to live in belarus was not easy, but claudia does not regret it. our country was able to become a home for her family, where everything is good and comfortable for her family. claudia lives in minsk, serves as a soloist of the opera at the bolshoi theater of belarus and pleases the audience with her wonderful voice. i came from kazakhstan from the city of almaty. my husband sergey arrived. first time here for work, he really liked it here. and in general, it was his idea to move to

belarus, he invited me to fly with him. we looked at the city and traveled. we already have here i had a lot of acquaintances, because there are a lot of people from kazakhstan. yes, it flies away, kazakhstan is a very sunny country. there is always a lot of sun in winter in summer. you always wear black glasses and when i arrived in december, i look out the window in the morning. i say, but when in general, when the sun rises, when there will be day, and the day already turns out to be everything, and for me, of course, it was a little strange that it was very, very gray. now i already admit it, i don’t notice it. i’m already used to it, but it seems to me that even now it has changed a little, the climate has become more sunny than 7 years ago, when we only the first to arrive here, probably, when you get to the republic of belarus. uh , i am impressed with cleanliness, first of all, cleanliness , neatness, and now we will live here for 7 years. i understand that this is, in general, the merit of people,

because belarusian people themselves are very clean when a person gets to another country. yes, first of all, he says, you are so great. they clean up so well here. but here people just don't quarrel. yes, they clean up after themselves, they went somewhere, they always arrived everywhere clean. it's very very nice. well, naturally. he came to the old town walking was also impressive. here are these european streets, it's like you get to prague somewhere and really liked the examples of the trip. for the first time i got to the bolshoi theater of belarus for a score. and we were so impressed. i said. well, let's move . the idea is to move from kazakhstan with us. in general, a long time ago. yes, not just, of course, they say that one move is equal to nine fires. well, in fact, in general , we don’t regret it a bit. why did belarus go to belarus when we were here, but such a comfortable and calm country, what do we for ourselves

made a decision that to raise children in such a country in such an atmosphere? very benevolent. until the age of 13 i was engaged in artistic gymnastics and already at the age of 13. e for health reasons. unfortunately. i had to rather quit this sport, which i loved very much. for

me. it was all at that time, but in parallel with gymnastics. i really liked it. ballroom dancing. i remember well we had the house of officers. it was in kazakhstan, i came there. this is my first coach, my first e, dance teacher, and there was a kushnarik oleg anatolyevich and so i came to him. of course he then looked at me. come on. well, try it, because he understood that i was already an adult, that all the same, they take all children from some small age, but i kind of told him every time, i can, i will do it, because i have a good physical preparation. i know what a job is. i know what training is and sort of, yes. he realized that in fact i can overcome all this, that i like it, that i am in such a combat mood and very quickly i was transferred to the main group. where did the boys dance? who then defended the title of kazakhstan and , probably, from that moment i began

to seriously engage in sports and ballroom dancing. and when i already moved here in belarus, the first thing i did. i told my parents that there will be at school - well, what will happen then, but that’s the most for me. the main thing is that there should be dancing in the city where we are taking me, thank you. god turned out to be dancing. e in the city of lida yes, they were not at a high level, but er in any case, they were already words to god and at the moment we are in the palace culture. this is where i work, this is where i started working. uh, as soon as i graduated from university. and here i was doing it myself, though not for very long. well, in the future, of course, despite the fact that i studied. uh, you have not been in minsk at the university of culture for 5 years. i really wanted to go home. i have a wonderful director here in the palace, who, as soon as i arrived. i remember well this moment when here we are with her, but we met, and i came and declared. that is what i want, what i want to have mine

team. i want to develop ballroom dancing in our city in the city of lida and for what, as it were. well, irina eduardovna said, great. we love such specialists, so let's try. and we'll see that you imagine yourself doing something, and from that moment on, it was quietly at first. i have two pairs, then 2 1/2 pairs, then more, that is , and each time the guys became more and more and more, then we defended the title. an exemplary team, and today, i am the head of an exemplary ballroom dance studio, but it just so happened that we have, and the chairman of our city, the mayor of our city, is changing. and here we went to see him, when we came to the reception of sergei vasilievich the spoon-maker, how would he listen to us, what are we, what are we, what are we, what we want, as it were, here he first asked what would you like to make a brand, well, to your

team, and then, of course, i said that sergey vasilyevich wanted to hold a tournament. i invited him to the championship of the republic of belarus in sports dancing and so on sergey vasilyevich and his angel gennady anatolyevich, they came to the tournament together, but they were stunned by the fact that they didn’t expect to see at all, but it’s like when we already talked with them. they were for them, well , some dances, but when they arrived, they saw a chic hall, chic decoration, all the couples are beautiful girls in beauty. elegant guys in suits, elegant children's couples, and then they said, of course, but we also have all the conditions in our city in order to make such a tournament. we have a sports complex olympia which can accommodate a large number of students, and a large number of spectators, and as if we held our first tournament for the cup of the mayor, and the republic of belarus in ballroom dancing last year. in fact

, we got wow and already last year. we held the second tournament, and ballroom dancing was also on the mayor's cup. i hope that we will continue to succeed in this, and we will be able to make it directly traditional, and then, let's say, the head of our city saw that there were a lot of e guys, a lot of kids. we have is engaged in dancing and that's his idea was to open a house, there is dancing. and on august 31, we opened a dance house, this is a wonderful place where we have all the professional conditions for us to move and develop further and the conditions are even better than we had. now

we are in the wonderful big hall of our theatre. here's our favorite scene, our house can't even say it's work. this is our home, where we give our soul, our creativity, our talent. everything that we know how, so that everyone who sits in this hall will respond everyone felt their emotions, to open the soul and ashes before going on stage, of course, each of you every professional, despite his experience. but when you take a step onto this stage, all the excitement does not disappear and you are immersed in the atmosphere. and

you don't think about anything anymore. you just enjoy what you do and live your heroine, at the moment there is in the bolshoi theater of belarus. i play these parts. like well, for this here's a repogame of learning anna's transfused son of heaving staged by our young director alexandra volkova years. teaching the mouse tatyana to him eugene onegin in general, i love all my heroines, whom i perform somehow it so happened that since my arrival in the theater. i have such an image of a blue heroine, such a good, good , correct girl, girl, and coming to this

theater. uh, for the first time, my first game here was a musita. it was the complete opposite of me. she's so scandalous. she is so very loud, i am, well, i am a calm person in life and , of course, i had to overcome myself a little i had to break myself. but i think that now it turns out to be such a great pleasure when she performs his part, and you know, i realized that even such a heroine becomes even more interesting and you will play where you can play hooligans. we are with you in the dance house, these guys are engaged in the obraztsovo ballroom dance studio fairy dance today, in our studio, guys, starting from 4 years old. it's not just art, it's also a sport, because there should be good physical training, which we work on every day this is choreography and this is work on the body work on the arms work on the legs. it's

every afternoon classes, everyday rehearsals take place. these wonderful guys who are here today we have today. we, uh, in our studio have guys who have become champions of the republic of belarus in ballroom dancing. there are also finalists of international, but tournaments in ballroom dancing, not with the guys. eh, it's very easy to work. very comfortable very fun very positive, so no matter how problem i have with them.

for the first time i got to the bolshoi theater of belarus in 2013, the christmas ball, we got here with my husband, the first impression was when i entered the hall. wow like in the state. the pen in vienna is very similar to all such red gold in kazakhstan in the almaty theater, it is completely different. it is, of course, in blue tones to match the color of the flag of kazakhstan. well, of course, there is a lot of gold, but here, of course, this is a europeanized theater. it was built like the best houses in europe and of course, we were very impressed with everything marble everything is so beautiful and well and the very atmosphere in which we found ourselves first of all. yes, we hit the wall. well, we thought that

we would be people ladies in evening dresses, but when we saw that it was all costumed. it certainly was so a lasting impression left. and even at that moment i was working in alma-ata in the theater, when i came to sing a performance, i said, there is such a wave in minsk, it’s so amazing, it all takes place at night. our taxis are on fire. yes, we don't have anything like that. it is necessary, that it is necessary to come up with something, and as far as i know, at the moment, uh, in almaty, too, they made a ball, and it takes place here on christmas in the new year holidays. after that, when my family and i moved to a permanent place of residence in minsk. mm, i naturally prepared to audition for the theater. came for the first audition. i was very worried, worried, because, probably, i had never been worried. i can even

tell what it is connected with. you understand that you were not at home at that moment; now, of course, this is already our second home and i love this theater. this is instead of the force that me inspiring at that time there were insane unrest. i understand that i am a stranger here . no one knows me like that he ended up audition so it went. they are very successful. in general, some combination of circumstances in the nerves. well, in general, i could not stand it. i must have such a psychological burden, then we have already begun to live here. i started meeting people with teachers. there i studied with that i studied and gradually, of course, i assimilated and the second audition was already successful, fortunately, and at that time. i haven't worked for six months alma-ata theater, although for three years. i flew there and sang, there

were performances in my life, so on my very ascent in the theater, yes, when you already occupy a certain niche and become a prima, and not just ordinary workers. here is the decision to move to the beautiful, belarus, and it was hard. i won't say it was easy. it was not easy, but for about two and a half years i flew. well then, of course, i had to make my choice. i had to make my choice and i i wrote in january the month of dismissal of my own free will and in alma-ata in the apartment then we still had an apartment there. i just lay there for a week and cried and could not recover because i quit there. here, i have not yet been accepted into the pipe, not accepted into the theater. and in general, i stayed on the street and of course, for

any artist, well, it's just a tragedy. we then i pulled myself together and devoted this time to the fact that i started to travel a lot. i went to poseur in italy for an internship. and i trained in vienna with gabrielle symbol - it's such an amazing soprano wash and the mozartian singer is absolutely absolutely brilliant just an incredible person and well , it probably paid off. here i am and i am very happy. in general, i am such a person. i never regret anything in my life, i can only regret that i didn’t do something. and i can say that moving here, when you leave everything about yourself behind you , you start from scratch. it's such a big push to get over yourself. uh, reach some new stage of your development, you don't stay in place somewhere? yes, there is such a feeling that this life, it is already somewhere there and it has remained at a certain level. it

really gives you the opportunity to do more to rise head and shoulders above what you can. what did you do i brought that exploded. is there the most promising position for defeating the enemy of those who are still silent and watching while being, perhaps unravel the desired or is it another

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