namely, slowly decomposing in her presence, let's talk about objects and discoveries, without which the world today. it's hard to imagine this year. we have created and actively dislike production. the first domestic hybrid called bill gay sang a yield of more than 100 summer parts. by the way, how much , by the way, the plastic of its decomposition is decomposing is estimated at hundreds of years, that is, it many times exceeds human life, see the science-popular science project nearby on our tv channel. what have you done? promising positions to defeat opponents, perhaps the goal is to hack, this is the easiest way

to get the desirability. ksenia lebedeva’s project is different, watch it on belarus 24 tv channel. in one of the interviews, you described your relationship with your father as one breath for two, so that his creative workshop, which he created, would live with the objects that he created, and

it’s so difficult for you someone understood, he trusted, because he knew what would be done, since he was leaving somewhere, and it was necessary to report this or that project. he knew that i would find the same words as him and be able to communicate his ideas in a way that she would. express his thoughts and be heard. didn't you ever have creative differences with the father of the differences. if you were more likely to work in the workshop on some such administrative issues, to work on this or that object or not to work on it , you were still a child when your father began work on the project of the khatyn memorial complex. now you kind of understand and

evaluate the work of your father already, so say from the standpoint of the profession and lived years. and you can say, what was the starting point in the creation of an artistic image in this imperialaminsky. here the meeting with kamensky became, how he held the map, how he showed up here, and i stood in the barn right here and carried out the son of adam but this is them. creative wisdom and audacity is that they were able to tell in architectural language to show his story of a lark, which then, like sound, formed the basis of the bell ringing. what difficulties did the father of his colleagues have? when working on the complex in khatyn, there was a big support of peter mironovich masherov who

came to the architectural workshop and they consulted, he understood them. this is also, by the way, very important, and the moment we, uh, are talking about the work of architects, but it is always important, and uh , the components of who orders the customer were many nuances, and how they worked to create, and the eternal flame is also a well-known story. at that time it was necessary to do hard, following. it was such a sacred topic, that is, it was necessary to make a star, from which, in the plan, a star, from which was e, eternal flame, and the father writes in his memoirs that they were advised not to play with this topic, not to invent any hmm other elements

, but to do it. although they understood that it was not in their nature and made another option. and when peter mironovich watched the project. he said, but i would do the same. i don't believe you don't have another suggestion. and then they showed him, here is this version with three birches, and he said, father writes. it is in his book that this will become a symbol. belarus speaking about father you eh? they said that he created honest monuments. and what do you mean he created an honest monument to him? told the hard truth, he did them on the ground. where the events took place. and this too. it is very important to erect a monument to the victims of the holocaust.

partisans or concentration camps in the center of the city as a sign of memory, it’s another matter to put uh , as in grodya, as in david gorodok, put on the places of destruction, and the places of destruction are , as a rule, 5-7 kilometers from settlements or in a field or in uh -e already in places which are overgrown with groves. and this is also courage, those who survived that pain, who lost loved ones, can create such telling works as the war

touched. with an incredible love of life , an opening from openness to respect for other people, a readiness for dialogue. it seems to me that the war also played a role in this. war, he always said, one must live. eh, with his head turned forward, and he did a lot to ensure that there was a dialogue between belarus and other countries. i think it's the greatest humanist humanist, eh step. a man who survived the war, who lost relatives and who hmm from germany and

with those who listened to him in order to understand what war means, an amazing sense of humor, irony working on creating a city a dream of creating a monument a monument of love. the literature that he wrote is all this is all that he acquired by coming out of this. the aching feeling of war, well, i know that your family has preserved front-line letters that were written to each other by grandparents.

here are the lines from this correspondence for you, especially expensive, every word is expensive, and there are a lot of these words, because after my father i also found a big box, which i sorted out and described and laid out by day. but i really like the way his dad wrote to his mom. in one of the letters from the front. he makes such an addition. and now i will write in hebrew so that my mother understands what war is. how emotional it is in general, how much it is for me when you see this picture in front of your eyes. your grandmother

, whom you did not see, she died and great-grandmothers. which is hard to understand, which it is also difficult to understand what war is and no. he has such words in russian, to explain to her what war is? talk about how to be open to the world, no matter what, i'm always ready to show off always say. we can we will we want, because i'm very, very excited about really talented commercialization ideas, he should have all the possibilities.

the healthier the generation grows up. say, don't be silent, watch on belarus 24 tv channel . every week we review the main topics, which aroused the greatest interest among our viewers and subscribers on social networks. we offer you to learn the belarusian language on a walk with our tv guides. at one time, konstantin

tsiolkovsky was not afraid to predict space flights. well, let's ask glazkov at once for knowledge from the minsk planetarium. and we also introduce you to amazing people who live in belarus and do everything for its development of milk, which everyone should see on belarus 24 tv channel. your father passed away 9 years ago in an interview. you said that before he died, and the father left a list of things to complete, what was

on this list, he did not see this place. a monument, but a monument to love, i, apparently, will not undertake to do. i'll leave it in those dreams that he left trostenets became for you, well, the creative legacy of his father. and what managed to be done from what he conceived? we have been working on the second turn. this annunciation is a place of destruction. 150.000 people , most of whom were jews of the minsk ghetto, we did almost everything except sculptures the sculptures that were conceived in paradox square were not realized, but i really hope that they will be made sooner

or later, because we left the foundation. the foundations have been laid. under them , the work on the annunciation was formulated as a paradox of the 20th century. here is an inverted world , a man began to kill a man. he formulated it this way, and he showed in his e, in this architectural artistic space, an inverted world, an inverted house, an inverted tree. uh, an inverted minor well, we failed at these signs to establish, while it often happens and you can hear that hmm monuments are just a waste of money to remember or it is not necessary to create some kind of memorial complexes. do you think memorials help keep the memory in place for the textbooks?

only erase in memory erase this story in memory. will make it so ritually formal, while studying the history of the great patriotic war of the second world war. in my opinion, it is important in this very space where certain events took place, in your opinion, why are monuments now becoming objects of political manipulation? i mean, uh, that the demolition of monuments to soviet soldiers in the eu countries is taking place now, i will answer this question. so life brought me together with people who

take care of preserving the experience of memorial complexes, where have you been? unfortunately, we have not survived. here's how it was done, for example, in the village of sweden, we have not preserved the war. so she destroyed everything, the nazis, retreating, destroyed all traces of the crime, so we don’t even say tin cans or, uh, stalag in molodechno 342 or ashtalaga in masterkovschinam 350 second , we don’t even have it. here are those, uh, remnants of tanks. here

in that volume. there is not even that structure of concentration camps that has been preserved on the territory of western europe, which made it possible to preserve and show them. and so i'm very, uh, respectfully, with someone who hmm keeps this stupid memory in u different places in the world. uh, do you think we can? remember the common history, not only the history of belarus, but also the history of belarus in the context of a great war. it is very important for us to continue to create a monument. re-discovered places it is very important to preserve and

maintain those monuments that were created by our famous sculptors and architects in their original form, and this exchange is very important. uh, an exchange between young people so that the places we have can be visited by young people from other countries as well as our youth. it seems to me that i should eat in other places in order to understand what war is, what it brings. i will be right if i say that creative people live by their works. that's what project is now taking all of your thoughts and all your time. we are currently working on. historical workshop named after leonid levin reconstruction historical workshop

is located on sukhaya street on the territory of the former ghetto and in the old building where the ghetto was, this pre-revolutionary edition is planned to create such a center. we have made a project. it has already been approved, and i hope it will be implemented, and our program is called the meaning of life for you. what is the meaning of life in search of meaning, and it seems to me that now is a time when it is very important to give to each other. the meaning of life galina i know that creative people feel comfortable when they are in demand. i wish that creative inspiration never leaves you. thank you very much. this was the meaning of galina's life

. the memorial complexes of belarus arose no blood clots in 1944, belarus was called and the camp spanned its foundation until 1995 . this is a pain in the pit of the minsk gta gorodeya chervony vera instead changed into a great hero and a tire war accompanied by more memory of their padi

hours to fashion people such a wasteful way stretch. in europe, because the holocaust for another neighboring war is the most important of the devil's documentary cycle, the memory of my land and look on belarus 20 shatyry tv channel. offer specific actions to make decisions and fulfill agreements, and somehow it turns out that the knife in this chair is illusory. that's much more than four, whether we need it or not. perhaps, this is the emotional step from us and seeks to see the logic in action and find answers to controversial issues. don't be fooled by lies and fakes be careful of ridiculous opinions and

pretexts and remember that politics is very difficult. but it's very interesting. i am categorically glad that we are now forcing ourselves to be respected, watch the author's project of igor propaganda on belarus 24 tv channel . the general prosecutor's office of the republic of belarus stores cases in which the drama of the belarusian people are stored here. they contain materials about the crimes of the nazis and their henchmen

against civilians of the republic during the war years and about the huge irreplaceable victims. and torture executions torments through which the inhabitants of the republic had to pass. of the destroyed settlements, some of which repeated the fate of khatyn. whether an investigation, a real criminal case, hundreds of previously unknown settlements were destroyed, including together with the inhabitants, but what made us again

turn to the issue of the genocide of the belarusian people already in the twenties of the 21st century. it contains information about previously unknown and established only during the investigation of a criminal case in places of forced detention of the population in death camps, places of mass extermination and burial of executed, tortured , tormented people. a lot others