rudensky district, they landed by parachute and met with the partisans, and already in october 1942. he became their leader. in a short time, forty was able to organize a combat-ready partisan detachment. they acted on the territory of the rudensky pukhovichi and minsk districts, organized ambushes and sabotage on highways and railways , defeated several fortified enemy garrisons. which was led by leonid soroka, uh, he was a plant from december forty -two to december 43 , he increased 10 times when leonid iosifovich soroka accepted. uh, fighters, consisting of 30 people , the partizan group has grown to 300 people. in the future, the detachment was named

after kalinin. and a year later it was already a brigade, its composition included several detachments, each of which had its own commander. one of the commanders of the brikhvat named after kalinin, the commander of the molotov partisan detachment was, uh, the spire mitrofan timidovich. pope with a pin , mitrofan demidovich, just got here in partisans with a field army. dad loved to talk. here. uh, when can i have a feast? what or what or beat to tell about partisans, how did they fight there, uh, how did they shoot? like what. well, of course it wasn't interesting, and uh, there are two brothers. my brothers were interested when dad talked about the partisan detachment. the kalininians acted together with the third minsk brigade named after budyonny in the annals of the joint

operations of this tandem there is a vivid episode of an unusual operation of a surprise attack on the german drazhensky garrison near the village of terebuty in the pukhovichi district. to get closer to the germans, the column moved without unnecessary noise, a combat vehicle pulled, two pairs of horses, and not even a single dog responded. the partisans surrounded the germans in a dense ring. the enemies caught up only at the moment when a car roared under their very noses, it crashed into the gates of the garrison with acceleration , the invaders, who were at that moment on vacation, jumped out of the barracks in their underwear under the very bullets of our soldiers. little remains of the drazen garrison.

it was difficult for those who did not fight to imagine how daredevils, volunteers, impenetrable forests and swamps called during the great patriotic war during the war, the successes of the people's avengers in combat activities largely depended on the living conditions in the detachments, many girls joined. they worked in partisan hospitals with forest radio operators and scouts. at the same time, they also provided for their battle brothers , cooked food and washed clothes. the partisan movement in belarus during the great patriotic war made a worthy contribution to the history, and our belarusian women were among them wonderful scouts and demolition workers. share belarusian women, partisans, and under

creativity were awarded the highest title hero of the soviet union detachment or vova was no exception, the composition of the people's avengers included fragile, but very courageous girls. one of which later played a huge role in the fate of the commander of the detachment , children also entered the people's war. boys and girls often ran away to the front to be close to their fathers and fight against the nazis together with them. many of them helped the partisans

, posted leaflets and were liaison officers. valentina brown, together with her mother and younger sister, came to the partisan detachment after the tragic events experienced in their native village. from the very first days of the occupation, the younger sister of valentina brown zoya also helped the partisans. the germans grabbed her when she was distributing leaflets.

a ten-year-old girl was very brutally tortured in the electric chair. but she didn’t let any of her comrades in to find out who gave the leaflet , in general, where did she get the information about how the red army was fighting then they decided to invite for interrogation from the status of zoya’s father who saw the picture when

the girl was put on the electric chair. he just took all the blame. and the germans released, and the father was sent to trostyanets where they burned him along with other prisoners. and then the girls with their mother went to the partisan detachment to avenge their father. valentina brown, who was 18 years old, met her sympathy at first.

already from the very first meeting between mitrofan shpilev and valentina bura , sympathy was a war, but young people were opposed to each other's attention, however, they did not allow their feelings to develop. he is a young squad leader who was followed into battle, she is a fragile nurse who saved the wounded after attacks, perhaps, would never have allowed the war to play out their feelings for each other, as they then seemed to have no place for love. but, perhaps, it was this bright feeling of love that helped them survive. during one of the battles , mitrofan valentina was seriously injured and both were close to death. couldn't

move. it was necessary to get out of a while swimming out of the encirclement, and the partisans were forced to make shelter for them. they sent him moss in some kind of partisan pit in the forest, covered themselves with branches and said, we will definitely follow you. we'll be back for three days. they spent in this shelter it was then, out of sympathy and mutual care, that a real feeling was born , thanks to which they survived , they already decided to tie their lives together. in 1943, the couple played a wedding in the partisan detachment. i know that there was

a guerrilla wedding with covered places even with moonshine. at the partisan wedding there was also valentina's younger sister, the same zoya brown, who with every day of the war continued to be driven more and more by the desire to take revenge on the invaders for the death of her father and the grief of her native land. this a 17-year-old girl died in a month of 100 liberation of our places in one of the battles, which, by the way, were very bloody hypotheses on the eve of operation bagration in june 44. she was killed, despite her

17 years. she was an automaton. olesya home is still absolutely right in this regard when she says that the partisan war was in many ways a crusade of children, because 50% of the partisans are the same youth, these are people under 25 years old. it's 16% of girls out of these things. we just have to remember here, and the toughest resistance and the most irreconcilable positions was occupied by the belarusian youth, and even when the germans created alternative youth organizations, too, sbm. uh, as an alternative to yes, to the komsomol, here is such a belarusian hitler creating closed documents with his left hand with his right hand and did not write that the age group

is 15, there or 14-15 to 15 years old, 90% of those boys and girls of belarus do not have the right to life, because they are fatally infected with big-risk ideologies. yes, the award list of the commander of the spiers of vova, in a summary of the exploits and personal merits, many more are spelled out heroic posts in which he set himself up for bullets, standing up for the defense of the motherland and his detachment. on september 26, 1943, as a platoon commander, he drove the shatsk police out of the village of kovalevichi, where three policemen were killed and five wounded. it was a truly heroic generation, we cannot understand,

and many of them can imagine what was the pathos of achievement and creation? on june 5, 1944 , he was the first to go on the attack to break through the enemy's ring. where was the chest wounded? but despite this, he remained on the battlefield and led operation until the complete defeat of the enemy from the battlefield, the hero companions carried in their arms. and in this war. all the peoples of the soviet union won. outplayed a terrible enemy. without personal conviction in their rightness without

courage. it would have been impossible valentina and mitrofan, the spiky remaining years of the war , went hand in hand in one detachment, supporting each other in sorrow and in joy, and the great power of love led them to the great victory. after the war, the partisan couple of spires raised three children, they lived to see seven grandchildren and great-grandchildren, the memory of the spires their beautiful love and military glory of the kalinin partisan brigade will forever remain in our hearts. you see, already in the fall, oleg is still in his native village. and, of course, i still remember, each of our each is everything that when we ran fishing for berries, and this, well , is an expensive place where it pulls and worse, what to be and

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of the appliances. e, the national academy of sciences of belarus has been successfully developed and in terms of its parameters they are not inferior to the best world standards, in some cases they are superior, in some cases. uh, this device and instrument complex has no analogues in recent years. a number of countries have acceded to the antarctic treaty, these are turkey portugal malaysia kazakhstan is a country that, unlike the republic of belarus, did not have even a small part of the history of exploration of the development of this continent. that is, they start their activities in antarctica from scratch, as beginning countries, as countries. uh, who well do not have specialists in this profile , and do not turn to us for various kinds

of consultation assistance support, and we have a separate of these countries about newcomers, the so-called treaty of antarctica, and joint cooperation agreements. e, both research and logistics. uh, i i want to say that they are developing quite successfully. these contacts. in 2021, the construction of the belarusian antarctic station was completed in the first place, and we received, uh, a very serious foothold on the continent in antarctica. uh, the station is equipped with everything you need, it's a modern , uh, complex, so to speak, that turns on. yes, and a scientific laboratory and, uh , separate cabins for living, uh, a number of necessary technological facilities that provide life support and so on. and i would like to note that in 2020

there was an international inspection of our station carried out by the australian government and uh , an act of no bias was drawn up based on the results of the inspection. ah, which reflected the level of construction of the station, the level of scientific research is very and this work was rated very highly. at this stage, technical and personnel. we are ready to carry out year-round activities, but this requires a number of factors to make an administrative decision, perhaps the emphasis in scientific programs on other annual studies. this is very serious event. in fact, the team, leaving for the winter, ends up completely isolated.

uh, it turns out to be a completely isolated position and ships don't have planes 8 months a year. they can’t get to antarctica, therefore, in the event that there will be no one to help, you can only count on how we say the iron that we brought with us, the reserves that we brought with us, of course, only on those people who are included in the expedition from this point of view, everything is thought out and prepared. ah, i think not far off. so let's talk the possibility of holding or moving year-round events, but they must be preceded in any case by a pilot, wintering