belarus, speaking about the father, you er, said that he created honest monuments. and what do you mean he created honest monuments he told? 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 is another matter to put, as in the city, as in david gorodok , to 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 e, already e places that are overgrown with groves and this is also courage, and he did it with the theme of war. for you , only a very personal person who survived that pain, lost loved ones, created such telling works as the war touched your family. i think that the war c e incredible love of life open from openness to respect for other people readiness for dialogue. it seems to me that the war also played a role in this. war, he always said, one must live with

one's head turned forward, and he did a lot to ensure that there was a dialogue between belarus and other countries. i think this is the greatest humanist humanist step as well. a man who survived the war, who lost loved ones and who hmm raised his hand for dialogue. from germany and with those who listened to him in order to understand what war means, an amazing sense of humor over the creation of a dream city, the creation of a monument, a monument of love. uh,

literature, which is how he wrote it all. this is all that he acquired after coming out of this aching feeling of war. well, i know that your family has preserved front-line letters, who wrote to each other, grandmother, grandfather. these are the lines from this correspondence for you, every word is especially dear, and there are a lot of these words, because after my father i also found a large box, which i sorted out and described 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 at all, how much it is for me, when you see. your grandmother, who you are not i saw her great-grandmother also died. which is difficult to understand, which is also already aged. it is difficult for her to understand what war is and no. he has such words in russian, to explain to her what war is?

who and how helps to make our life better, otherwise scientists are working today , the settlement process is going on in our scientific and practical center for agriculture. uh, 38 species of plants taken. it must be remembered that the so-called biodegradable plastic has already appeared. this plastic is decomposed by the action of water, but it is worth noting that it does not dissolve in water, namely, it slowly decomposes in its presence, let's talk about objects and discoveries, without which the world today. it is difficult to imagine such a creation and actively dislike the production of the first domestic hybrid called more than 100 years ago, by the way, it is decomposing. here the plastic of its

decomposition is estimated at hundreds of years, that is, we many times exceed human life. see popular science project. science is nearby on our tv channel they are ready to amaze everyone with their erudition, let our answer be the brain. yes, why the brain because we think head? if anything, if anything, you're standing, the construction site is waiting for you, let's stop at the apple option, the apple is absolutely the right answer. this is an apple for your team, our participants will compete for the main prize and the title of being the best, if you create absolute silence in front of the tv, you can easily hear how the brain gears of our participants are moving. who will win the intellectual fight this time, irony of fate or enjoy your bath? why is intuition a literary question for you, in what city did romeo and juliet live or because of this

flops. i assured you by her eyes, the name of which chinese river is translated into russian as the yellow river, see the intellectual entertainment project tower on our tv channel. your father passed away 9 years ago in an interview. you said that before you died, and your father left a list of things to complete, what was on that list, he didn't see the 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, the tinder became for you, well, creative

father's legacy. and what managed to be done from what he conceived? we've been working on the second round. this annunciation is a place of destruction. 150.000 people, most of whom were jews of the minsk ghetto, we made almost everything except the sculptures the sculptures that were conceived on the 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 the inverted world man began to kill 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. e, inverted minor well, we haven't been able to establish these signs yet, so far it often happens , or can you hear something? 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 monuments they help keep the memory in place. only erase in memory erase this memory history.

will make it so ritually formal. and to study the history of the great patriotic war of world war ii, in my opinion, 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, the fact that now there is a demolition of monuments to soviet soldiers in the eu countries, so life brought me together with people who care about preserving experience. where were the works of memorial complexes?