who go in for sports , get enough sleep, eat right and regularly undergo a medical examination . watch the popular science project science nearby on our tv channel. we have forgotten how to enjoy the little things, to be surprised to feel the connection of times and generations is just wonderful. but every day is made up of tradition today a year or centuries ago, everything that is considered

ancient was once new. we ourselves are not noticing we pass on knowledge and experience through the generation it is in our smile a wave of the hand in such a familiar look. from simple happy moments, real traditions are formed. we are proud of the heritage of our ancestors, we value the past for our present belarus 24.

they say goodbye to childhood in smart clothes and prepare for a new happy life. yesterday 's tenth-graders graduated from school it seemed that

their whole life was ahead, but instead of the student bench, the graduation of 1941 goes to inverted fate, the crippled life of millions of people, four years of war left on june 22, 1941,

the familiar world was destroyed to the ground, the war broke into every house and spun millions of lives in its cycle. but that last peaceful day, when it seemed so quiet and calm, will always be filled for life, and almost 90% of that same issue of 1941. never see each other again. here is my village. here is my native home of this village. i was born in 1939, the most terrible period, of course, it was a lot of war. there were hopes therefore, people left, partisan detachments, there was a partisan from our village, a detachment of 49

people. this is a lot. and if you consider that the same number can imagine how many young people and of course. partisan detachments were formed at lightning speed from the very first days of the great patriotic war, the people's avengers no longer waited for the team to fight, as soon as the enemy leg touched their native lands , the war of the people came out to meet her in the forty-first year, when the war began, the father was drafted into the army on the second or third day . he told odessa, he had to come from the minsk regional military enlistment office, he came to minsk, and there was no longer any military enlistment office and the government had already left the city at that time, so he was forced to return with a stream of refugees who came from western belarus and returned

to his native village. he helped the partisans , harnessed the horse and the residential road, which did not pass near our village and appeared later. by 1942, the gypsy detachment had more than 56,000 partisans in 417 detachments operating on the territory of the bssr, and their number grew every day. at admission yes, at that moment the answer or the brigade of any partisan formation was depending on the period. uh, different conditions and results of joining the partisan detachment of the brigade. this, of course, was when he read out the oath in front of the entire detachment or brigade. that is, it really was evidence that a person gives himself the concept of where he goes. why does the oath come, say that if i do not

do this or betray my homeland, then let the hand of my comrades punish me. that is, he understood perfectly. and where is he going and many the partisans, of course, realized that it was their joining a partisan detachment or brigades that really seemed to help , first of all, the liberation of their land in the same village of some kind, and the liberation of their loved ones, and then the occupation regime and subsequently, of course, in general, it is. uh, the partisan movement provided great assistance to the red army. uh, in any period of the great patriotic war. partisan formations, solving major combat missions in cooperation with the red army troops , began to organize partisan zones, representing the liberated areas and already in 1943. belarusian partisans controlled almost 60% of the occupied territory of our republic. an important place in

the history of the nationwide struggle against the nazi invaders has been occupied by the intelligence activities of the underground partisans since the spring of 1942, and the number of special groups has increased. it was necessary to conduct reconnaissance and in minsk the city at that time was a major transport hub of neighboring and railways. through it, the germans delivered to the front in arms and troops completely not far from the reason i want to now in the village. kaikovo, once a very large village and in the host forest. now this is the kaikovsky reserve, and several partisan frigates were based and, accordingly, a lot of the population of our villages. the men left, the women, the old men went to the partisan detachments.

partisans were sent behind enemy lines with the task of carrying out reconnaissance and sabotage communications, so they tried to select in these groups those who were born in this area and knew local people , this is how the future commander got into one of them partisan brigade named after kalinin leonid saroka. leonid iosifovich soroka was born in 1919 in the village of the curve, the village of the former zaslavsky now minsk region in october 1939. leonid was called up by the red army and received his baptism of fire near moscow in 1941, then he studied at a special intelligence school. at the end of september 1942, forty , together with radio operator alexandra gorkova , were parachuted into the area of ​​the village, the crossroads of the pre-war rodinskaya district, on the instructions of the headquarters. 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 region, organized ambushes and sabotage on highways and railways, defeated several enemy fortified garrisons. ndets, savva, from december 1942 to december 1943, it increased 10 times, when lianite iosifovich took the magpie. e fighters. as part of 30 people, the partizan group grew to three hundred people. further 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 kalinin prikat was the commander of the molotov partisan detachment. eh, shpilevoy mitrofan timitrievich. papa with a shpilvoy mitrofandovich. i got here as a partisan with a field army , but i liked to talk about it in general. here. uh, when can i have a feast? what or what did he like to talk about the partisans, how they fought there, how they shot? like what. well, of course it wasn't. interesting and uh, those 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. in order to get closer to the germans, the column moved without unnecessary noise, the fighting vehicle was pulled, two pairs of horses, and not even a single dog responded. surrounded by a dense ring german partisans. the enemies caught up only at the moment when a car roared under their very noses, it crashed into the gates of the garrison from acceleration, the invaders, who were at that moment on vacation, jumped out of the barracks in their underwear right under the very field of our soldiers. little remains of the drazen garrison.

it was difficult for those who did not fight to imagine how daredevils, volunteers in impenetrable forests and swamps during the great patriotic war, the successes of the people's avengers in combat activities largely depended on living conditions in the detachments, many girls joined. they worked in partisan hospitals with forest radio operators scouts. at the same time, they also provided for their battle brothers , cooked food and washed clothes. the history of the attraction movement in belarus during the great patriotic war was made by a worthy class, and our belarusian women were among them wonderful scouts and demolition workers. the share of belarusian women, partisans, and for their creativity were awarded the highest knowledge of the hero of the soviet union, the 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 captured her when she distributed leaflets. a year old

girl was very severely tortured in the electric chair. but she did not hand over any of her comrades; they tortured her, trying to find out who gave the leaflet, in general, where did she get the information about how the red army was fighting. sonya was silent. then they decided to invite for interrogation from the statuses of the father are evil. who will see the picture when

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

already the very first meeting between mitrofan shpilev and valentina bura was born sympathy people 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 the attacks, perhaps she would never have allowed her feelings to play out to each other war, as they then seemed to have no place for love. but perhaps it was precisely this bright feeling of love that helped them to survive. during one of the battles, mitrofan valentina was seriously injured and both were close to death. couldn't move. uh, it was necessary to get out of a while swimming from

the encirclement and the partisans were forced to make shelter for them. they sent him some kind of hole in the partisan forest, covered themselves with branches and said, we will definitely return for you 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 remained alive , they had already decided to tie their lives. together in in 1943, the couple played a wedding in the partisan detachment. you know that there was a guerrilla wedding with even moonshine covered in places. 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. these are the interrogations. this seventeen-year-old girl died a month before the liberation of our places in one of the battles, which, by the way, were very bloody hypotheses on the eve of the operation bagration in june 1944. she was killed by an evil pura despite being 17

years old. she was a machine gunner. olesya home is still absolutely right in this regard when you say 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. these are 16% of these girls. and we just have to remember these things here, and the belarusian youth occupied the toughest resistance and the most irreconcilable positions, and even when the germans created alternative youth organizations, immediately sbm. uh, as an alternative, yes, to the komsomol 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 young women of belarus do not have the right to life, because they are mortally infected ; great risks of ideology sawed vova in a summary of exploits and personal merits , many more heroic posts are written in which he set himself up for bullets, standing up for the defense of the motherland and his detachment. september 26 in 1943, as a platoon commander, he drove the shatsk police out of the village of kovalevichi, where three policemen were killed and some were wounded. it was a truly heroic generation, we cannot understand, many cannot imagine what the pathos of achievement and

creation was. behind me on june 5, 1944, he was the first to go on the attack to break through the enemy’s ring . but despite this, he remained on the battlefield and led the operation until the enemy was completely defeated from the battlefield, the hero companions carried out on their hands. and in this war. all the peoples of the soviet union won. outplayed 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, waited for seven grandchildren and great-grandchildren , the memory of the spires, their beautiful love and the military glory of the kalinin partisan brigade , will forever remain in our hearts. i am still in my native village and, of course, i still remember, every one of our every little thing, when we ran berry fishing, and this, well , an expensive place where you want to be and be in these places, because this is the sixth

memory that should always be. the heroes of this project oh, unfortunate for them, these are people with a lot of ideas and creative thoughts. i am a very mobile person in terms of some of my own inventions. for me it's interesting. and so my first production began of a fireplace for our individual. well, such bricks need to work well or not to take on this work, so we usually well organized hikes, then i can't help but dream

of making the biggest icon in the world. first of all, this is zhirovich, and who would glorify our blue, beloved belarus. it can develop indefinitely, therefore, if we take the material component. who is this? you get the same energy from it, even in the morning just drink coffee with a fresh croissant, look out the window at the river at the lake. and it’s cool to see the project belarusians on our tv channel.

editors club, i would like to offer the floor legal in relation to western countries to stop using these people for 300 years robbed, where possible, the tactics of glass booze in exchange for gold and oil actions. until now , nothing has changed, when i talk to western experts , diplomats suddenly start teaching or listen 80 years ago, your ancestors came home to the land and killed 3 million people here. and so far, it’s not really for this. sorry, well, it was a long time ago, they were nazis, these nazis had a nationality, and there was all of europe, there is no europe, it is under the feet of the united states it is possible and necessary to negotiate with partners and enemies. no, perhaps it all needs to be destroyed to the ground, no matter how bad it sounds and creating something new

in this form will never work on belarus 24 tv channel. and near this period, the round vezhy velma is characteristic of them floating away on the formation of the economic centers of ukraine and to live everything, overestimated people. some place in the city her were significant modeburg. uh, prickly prickly prickly is going through the case almost so far. played their meaning. it was an assembled revolution. cast iron. i changed it for rings, a cultural, svetnitsky project, the architecture of belarus is a fire, the soviet period did not start everything, or it was great. uh, the temple lost its significance by the fiftieth year of some late stalinist classicism, and

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