i have my own net here. this is my company’s cat , my crate. i’ll marinate here and die here .

i told her the story of nature. vera's culture once otshuesh and do not get more. each family has its own family religions. such

a relic for our family is an icon that was still in the house of grandfather's parents. it has no material value, but is very expensive. just for us, because she witnessed the terrible events of the great patriotic war. she guarded her grandfather's house while he was at the front. she received a bullet wound. unfortunately, we do not know under what circumstances, but nevertheless, therefore, we value this thing very much and want it to be in our house. as long as he is destined to live, as long as the house is alive, this icon will be here, but we will not take it anywhere from here.

we all come from childhood. i think with me agree that in many ways our future life depends on the conditions in which you were born, what surrounded you. what kind of nature, what kind of people were next to you? i was born in this small village of dubrovka and when i was little. it seemed to me that everything here is big and the streets are wide and the houses are tall and the trees are big. now, of course, a little bit differently, sometime in the 70s. our dubrovka was recognized as an unpromising village and people began to leave here. but now years have passed and the townspeople are returning to our small village. many here have built dachas for themselves, they are cultivating the fields, and this gives hope that the small village of dubrovka, like other villages of belarus, will be reborn and our polissya

will flourish with renewed vigor. after all , the place where he was born is dear to every person, and my village for me is the spring that feeds me all my life. and she was born taken away, sedan. here i spent all my smolensk , let me sit down in the summer. i blew my burbols and pershevenki. it was all there and pershek hahane. now everything in the cabin under the garba and persevere to tears of disappointment reduced in another year. flying. not into it clouds will grow and not be able for an hour. running, my son and grandfather have already grown in the back. and her family is coming soon. i can't forget the place of my childhood, beloved home, compound where the dearest years to my heart passed.

i have the best memories of this place, this house, with my dear grandparents, who had a hard time erecting it, because after the war they got married young. they had no one and their grandfather was an orphan and grandmother remained, her parents were burned as an orphan during the war, and they built this ours with their own hands. family nest. grandpa had to go to work. and brick by brick. they built a house on the old estate of his parents. when i was little, i remember how my grandfather planted this nut together with my younger brother. we used to love running barefoot here. here we received the very first. it was my grandmother who taught me the knowledge and skills of hard work. and when i come here very rarely, but my heart is always restless, because

all the best that i have in life is connected with this house. somehow it happened that so many times we moved, first we lived with my grandmother in the village, then my father was transferred to another village. butovo then he was transferred to work in the village of a new fapino. and there already. i went to school, i studied there. and i studied in a small one-story school, from which only the foundation has survived, but nonetheless. those were the best years that i will never forget. in my time, i only dreamed of such a beautiful big school. i even remember the line, when the director announced to us that construction was about to begin, and then they canceled and how disappointed we were, but nonetheless less. i am very glad that now the inhabitants of the village of papa's new and nearby villages can study at this school and send

their children here, because wonderful people work here, wonderful teachers, real masters of their craft. she graduated from one of the classes and entered the brest pedagogical university, and after graduating even earlier, after the third year , she transferred to the correspondence department and had already arrived in law and have been working at the golovel school all her life. i studied and liked in brest, but for some reason the thought of staying there, well, the city was not even considered. good afternoon. i am glad to welcome you to the school art gallery, the only one in the ragic district. or maybe even in the brest region in our gallery there are paintings painted by brest artists and we can divide them into three thematic groups orthodox dragic zakozili historical and the best corners for a goat in 1996 an art gallery was created, which every year

is constantly being completed by the school one place that is very dear to me. why because this is my first and last job. i work. it's been here for almost 30 years. what any school is famous for is students, teachers , classrooms, our school is not quite ordinary in the sense that we have a wonderful art gallery, once upon a time the head of the economy, the bakery. zakozelsky, my father, nikolai stepanovich, the yakovsky worker, was very interested in capturing the landscapes of our region, some sights, interesting places , the enterprise invited log artists to write the most er, beautiful corners of the tragic area because of the goat. including later these paintings were acquired by the household and

transferred to the school, because, uh, the school should not only teach, but also educate our school. ah , pretty old. uh, it's already over 150 years old, but this building, of course, is smaller, this building was built in 1964, we can still boast that many wonderful graduates have come out of our walls. one of them is the honored artist of the republic of belarus , dean of the theater department of the belarusian academy of arts. vladimir andreevich shchenkov. we are friends with him, keep in touch and are very proud that he studied at our school. if we talk at all about the role of a teacher in raising children, i want to say that i am probably more a teacher of literature than a language, because i write correctly. this, of course, is very important and very necessary, but any spelling mistake can be corrected. but the mistakes that are somehow made

by one's actions in life can no longer be corrected, so i like literature lessons more, because they carry such an educational potential. we follow the sports life of our country returned to the sector after a year-long break for the first time in the history of belarusian volleyball, the head coach of the main club of the country was appointed the women of marketa fan-rousheva, the winner of the wumbledon in women 's singles in the final, the forty-second racket of the world outplayed the sixth number of the world ranking. he is from jaber, we will find out how new heights have been reached for 17 years. i gave it to this sport, and i don't regret it a bit. you need to be emotional and restrain yourself at the same time you need to win win at the same time

respect your opponent constantly, as we call him live, when without autos without stops. you have to accept yourself no one helps you and show you how to stay in shape. i roll my shoulders back. we make a full circle, we feel how we are going. from the shoulder blades, these exercises will help you be alert and fill you with energy for the whole day. watch sports projects on belarus 24 tv channel. we will tell you about the main enterprise of our country, we produce according to the recipe of 1970 and invariably produce it manually. this is the hallmark of our company, we will introduce the people who work there, the workers of this plant. they are probably the visiting card of this enterprise, because when they talk about their own, then you fall in love even with this process itself, and then you start trying it and just

wow effect. he's just secured. and, of course, we will talk about the achievements of their work. only we can say that yes, we are the first we did it. these are cheeses. with stable quality , the most traditional products that come from from childhood it is made with soul. this is a complete recipe. this is a complete observance of all stages of production. what is it worth? minsky so claims historians. let's show that unique architectural monuments at the same time resemble

elements of the famous belarusian ornament, a petal, a cornflower, and we will share historical facts, a bronze sculpture, appeared here in 2011. many people think that this is the image of a typical journey. the idea of ​​the author of this work was a little different. look in the program of the city of belarus on our tv channel. today this is my life really in the countryside, because i often visit the city . my daughters stayed in minsk, i visit the big city. i get very tired of the hustle and bustle there. our life in the village is more measured, we do not we are in a hurry, we seem to be working a lot, but we are not in a hurry. we have everything close by within walking

distance of a work shop. there are such beautiful houses in our camp. very interesting hardworking people live here, who try to equip their yard with their house, they have a rich imagination. all of this is made by hand in a pin. this is also part of my life, because i was born and raised here. my children are here, they finished school and this street, by the way, is also called shkolnaya , it was built in the nineties and got this name because they settled here young families in which children were brought up children went to school. this street led to the school, therefore, this is how it is called the school village zakozel, which i arrived in the ninety-fourth year is not my homeland in the full sense of the word, but nevertheless this is a place that is very dear to me another interesting fact. i settled in the village

for a goat. and now i live in an agricultural town. this is the first agro-town of the republic of belarus , which was built in 2005. my closest people live here, my children grew up here. probably, it so happened historically that our polissya residents, they work all their lives for their family. i don’t know about the rest, but we all work. we and i started working early, and both my parents and we had to help and do everything, so, probably, this is some kind of vein from the parents and now i don’t understand how you can live differently. dad, of course, is an example for us, because he is a workaholic, when he sleeps, no one understood my dad is now 70 years old. he's a hearty guy, he works. e holds a leadership position. e director of the institute advanced training of

agricultural personnel. uh, he is in minsk , we call him a student, because m-m on the one hand. he had his work there, but on the other hand. he is also a villager. he can't live in the city and on friday every friday there isn't another friday. he has not missed in all these years, he comes. e home saturday sunday, he is all in business. he does everything , rowing, and on sunday he is again with a suitcase both on the minibus and on the spot. he began to study at about my age , he defended his phd, he defended his doctorate, he professor, he is a doctor of agricultural and economic sciences. that is, well, there is something to strive for. once upon a time, the father's parents bought a dilapidated house. we started to improve it. papa is bigger. of course, we were young, we didn’t really like this business, we were indignant and grumbled. yes, as much as possible, he called it a dacha, and we laughed a little and talked.

why do we need cottages? if we live in dachas, we live in the countryside. here, and he had an idea to make such a family nest there he could gather. this is a big family. it turned out that there is someone to gather, but there is not much time to gather, and then when a decree was issued on the development of agro-tourism in belarus and we decided to try it and people began to work. let's go constantly, it's not easy. you have to constantly keep everything in order. at the best of times, of course, the homestead brings in more income than work at the school. but when at one time we had such a conversation with our parents. so, when we were doing pretty well, we had a lot of tourists and the conversation turned. what can be and someday i will quit and i will only work here and i she said, no, i will work here, but i won’t leave school, because, well, i can’t imagine another life.

perhaps in every village or city there is a place that people are proud of, about which i want to talk about the pearl of our ancestry is the chapel, the tomb of the family, azheshka, it was built in 1849 and the polish architect franciszek was invited to build it, the clock did not have two appointments, so to speak, one of them was for holding catholic services, and the other in the basement was a crypt for burial representatives of the genus, azheshka. the chapel was covered with copper, unfortunately. at the beginning of the first world war, the germans removed it and took it to germany and one of the owners of the estate covered it with tin. first attempts. her hmm restoration took place in 1993 with the arrival of a new leader in the local economy, who was very interested in the history of the village. and then our chapel,

the tomb. has acquired a new life new breath. in 2008 , an expedition hmm was organized by brest historians from the pushkin university and we, together with them with students of the eleventh grade. participated in clearing the basement at this time we found. there are many artifacts, in addition to construction debris, buttons and a fragment of a burial shroud were found. and, uh, the coins are part of the slutsk belt. and most importantly, these are the remains of four people, three men and one woman who were buried. in this chapel, with the remains of people , an anthropological examination was carried out , their belonging was established, that they belonged to the whole family, even later. these remains were

reburied and the grave is next to the chapel. all other artifacts were transferred to the local history museum. brest where they are still restored according to drawings from old photographs and it was of great help as a drawing in napoleon orda. the history of our chapel is very closely connected with the historical event of 1863 . this is a peasant uprising. under the guidance. postuchalinovsky, a representative of the family, a belarusian-polish writer. eliza took an active part in it and the existing legend hid the seriously wounded romuald trout in our tomb for 2 weeks, when hmm the search subsided a little eliza in her best. carriage. i took him to brest and then later sent him to poland. every schoolchild in our village knows the history of our small motherland, and this is very important

now, when the world is not so calm and knows its history. and that's when 2018 finally started. e work on the reconstruction of the building, it was decided to make the roof again copper as it was from the very beginning e great participation in this accepted by the polish side. and now , for probably the last two years, they have been working on the facade. this, of course, is not yet the final version of german technology. this is a rough plaster, which should stand for a certain time. and only then. uh, a final version will already be made, and our tomb will take on its original appearance. well, and here, uh, they promise to make a beautiful entrance with many marble steps, as it was before, and it was planned to make a museum inside the tomb. uh, the museum of schleikhet families, dear women. where will they be brought to this

museum? uh, some statues that are now in various museums in pinsk and in the brest museum of local lore. and then, probably, the tourist trail will not overgrow in our beautiful law. simultaneously with the construction of the manor-tomb in the middle of the 19th century , a beautiful park was laid out with hard stones. and these trees, beautiful trees that are here, they are witnesses to the long and wonderful history of our zakozel, in general , the ezhechki also made a system of ponds. one of them is behind me. uh, these ponds were connected by canals, through which the testimony of local residents. it was possible

to swim in a boat from pond to pond. i came to jazz in 1994. it so happened that after the father, many girls follow their husbands. and i came after. for father. he got a job. he was transferred here as the director of the local economy. and i am a young romantic girl. i didn't even think about staying in the city. and for some reason i wanted to live in the countryside and transferred. faculty and came to live in zakozi or i got a job at a local school and the first thing that struck me. that's exactly the historical spirit of this place. i was very fond of strolling along the paths of this park with small children. um, standing by an old pond imagined how wonderful it would be, if it could be restored and made into the original video. i don't know if it will work. whether we have it or not.

but the fact that they began to restore the chapel suggests that our authorities are also interested in preserving history. and maybe, after all, someday for the goats will acquire. uh, the kind that was those distant times in the xix century. let's fix what lukashenka said, worthy conclusions should be drawn. everything must be done on time and keep the country strong. why are we more closely engaged in the production of our own ammunition. combat actions. in ukraine, they very noticeably showed that it is much more important than what they shoot from

, what they shoot from the place of investing billions of dollars in the development of something supersonic or ultra-long-range, we invest millions in the production of ammunition, so that in which case does not depend on anyone in the world at all. i generally support the thesis. not in the war. what we certainly don’t want is that against us for us near us, far from us there was some kind of war going on, igor tur’s author’s view of the main events in the country with their international chorea , the propaganda project, watch on the channel belarus 24. hours a day 7 days a week we are working to ensure that you are aware of current events in the country and the world. in addition , our team of journalists extract valuable knowledge from experts. how to maintain and increase health there is a place for entertainment every

friday. we bring to your attention the best projects and films of our tv channel. this and much more awaits you in the weekly 24/7 broadcast project, watch on belarus 24 tv channel . how interesting it is to live in a house with history. it seems to me that the inhabitants of this house are very lucky, because they live not just in a modern apartment or a recently built house, but in the building that the burns themselves built, the burns were very strong owners, and the goats broke a real estate with a pigsty house was later built also

a tomb. unfortunately, the house has not been preserved in its entirety, only a small part of the outbuilding has been preserved. former owners. they had a very delicate taste and all their buildings were built in the same style, and the house with columns and the old distillery were all built in the style of classicism. previously, interesting meetings took place in this house, there were ramparts. perhaps guests came, and now two ordinary families live here, but this house is very interesting, because it keeps the secrets of the past. a story about zakozere is very closely connected with the name of the belarusian-polish writer or zazheshko, a native of the grodno province. melkovshchina village was born in 1841, she was a very educated woman for her time. she graduated from the warsaw boarding school and at 1.000. e- 850. in the seventh year, a very young girl

was married to a local resident, peter azeshek. here was his estate and eliza lived here for quite a long time. in this village , ludvinovo. uh, she was very active . she opened a school for christian children and in 1863 hosted active participation in the peasants' uprising under the leadership of kalinovsky's constitution while living in vlyubinova, lisa very often visited zakoza or where peter's brother azheshka florian lived at that time, it was he who brought her life. these are democratic ideas, because he studied in st. petersburg. so he came from this city with such democratic ideas and when the peasant uprising was suppressed. she and her husband were subject to arrest, but

petrozhochka took all the blame and was exiled to the perm province in perpetual exile. here, and the estate was given to eliza for a long time she thought about what she should do to go. how about the decembrists in the light of her husband and staying here, i decided that they didn’t have love between them , so it will be of great benefit. if she stays here, she left for grodno, led a very active life, helped people a lot, and there is even a story that when she was seriously ill, she had heart disease. and it was painful for her already before her death. even some extra local sounds. residents of grodno lined the boardwalk. uh, a straw street so that passing carts do not interfere and rest peacefully. unfortunately. now the village has not been preserved. uh, no house,

uh, former azheshka, only here is a small brick building, which, according to the stories of local residents, used to be a dining room. or the scale is big after in culture, and the belarusian people and kola equally consider or ignite precisely their writer. polovinsky st. george's church, this church was built back in 1766 and until 1839 it was unian after it left the church became orthodox, there are documents that show that these lands were transferred to a priest by a royal decree in the middle of the 19th century. 40 hectares were assigned to a priest and 10 psalters.

and of course, the priest could not cultivate all the land himself, so he rented it out to local peasants, peasants, especially young people who were just about to get married, they had nothing to pay the priest, and they came to work in his garden. the young couple had to work 1 day before the wedding and one day after the wedding and for this the priest married them in the temple. when i think about my village, some beautiful words immediately come to mind. and i dedicate poems to my native village. the land of the order of histora and sveta, you have filled my heart for a century , being fit to be the son of an elm cage, where a ruble living person works, i love your niva through the forest, pressing. here, a thick, quiet haulage has its own ordering land. you were not my mother and

i give my heart to you, and in our prison there are really wonderful places and there is where to live happiness, and i really want to love, so that our country flourishes, so that young people do not leave here. we have a wonderful school, a wonderful kindergarten, developed infrastructure, and living here is not only good, but simply wonderful, because there is beautiful nature around, well-maintained streets , good village houses. a business enterprise that can provide jobs for everyone, therefore, it seems to me that there is no better place on earth

for a moment i want to stop running and see how it rains. the leaves move, the sun shines, and how it is built from all these little things. our life. i want to see this world differently. and every day to discover something new and it's so interesting for us, because we do it with love. with love from belarus

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your target audience. you don't need an introduction, but for ours, yes? so vlad kobyakov is a blogger, i’ll say, even a performer has three almost three and a half million subscribers on youtube and 1.5 million on instagram full halls in they say in russia that your total audience is 10 million people, and the cannon track has gained more than 100 million. listening, until i'm mistaken anywhere, right? good, then. here is vlad kobyakov in numbers. this is who and how many thousands of, uh, children who love me, what age, the age is actually different, because they start to look as soon as they start to listen, as soon as they start talking, and then, as everyone says.