[000:00:00;00] polesian residents, they work all their lives, about their family, i don’t know how it is in the rest , but we all work, we, and i started working early, and my parents, we had to help do everything, so it’s probably some kind of vein from my parents and now i don’t understand how you can live differently, dad, of course , is an example for us, because he, he’s a workaholic, when he sleeps, no one understood, my dad is now 70 years old, he’s with us. he works, holds a leadership position, director of the institute for advanced studies agricultural profile, he is in minsk, we call him a student, because on the one hand he, his work is there, on the other hand he is also a rural resident, he cannot live in the city, on friday, every friday, not a single friday he i didn’t miss these years, he comes home, saturday-sunday

, he’s all about business, he does everything..., carries, rows, on sunday he’s back with a suitcase on a minibus to minsk, he started studying at about my age, he defended candidate's thesis, he defended his doctorate, he is a professor, he is a doctor of agricultural and economic sciences, that is , well, there is something to strive for, once upon a time my parents, my father, bought a dilapidated house, we began to improve it, my father more, of course we were young, we didn’t really like to do this. they were indignant, they betrothed, and as much as possible, he called it a dacha, and we laughed a little and said why do we need a dacha, if we live in dachas, we live in the village, but he had the idea of ​​​​making a family nest where a large family could gather family, it turned out that there was someone to gather, there wasn’t much time to gather, and then, when the decree came out about

development of agroecotourism in belarus, and we decided to try, we started working, and people went and constantly, it’s not easy work, we have to constantly keep everything in order, in the best times, of course, the estate brings in more income than working at a school, but when at one time my parents and i had this conversation, when things were going pretty well, we had a lot of tourists, and the conversation came up that maybe someday i ’ll quit and just work here, and i said, no, i’ll work here, but from i won’t leave school, because i can’t imagine another life. perhaps in every village or city there is a place that people are proud of and want to talk about. the pearl of our church is the chapel-tomb of rod ozheshka. it was built in 1849, and the polish architect frantisek jaszczol was invited to build it. the chapel had two purposes

, let's just say, one of them was for the basement to be a crypt for the burial of representatives of the orzeszka family . the chapel was covered with copper, unfortunately, with the outbreak of the first world war, the germans removed it and taken to germany, one of the owners of the estate covered it with tin, the first attempts to restore it took place in 593 with the arrival of a new leader in the local economy, who became very interested in the history of the village, then our chapel tomb acquired a new life, a new breath, in 2008 an expedition was organized by brez historians from the pushkin university, and together with them, eleventh grade students, we

took part in clearing the basement. at this time we discovered there many artifacts. in addition to construction debris, buttons were found, a fragment of a funeral savannah, coins, part of a sludsk belt, and most importantly, the remains of four people, three men and one woman, who were buried in this chapel. an anthropologist was carried out with the human remains. examination established their belonging, that they belonged to the entire ozheshka family, subsequently these remains were reburied and the grave is located next to the chapel, all other artifacts were transferred to the bressky regional history museum, where they are still there, everything was restored according to drawings, from old photographs, and great help was in the quality of the drawings of napoleon horde, the history of our chapel is very

closely connected with the historical event of 1863, this is the christian uprising under the leadership of kostus kalinowski, a representative of the orzeszko family the belarusian-polish writer eliza orzeshko took an active part in it and, according to the existing legend, hid the heavy ramuald traugut in our tomb for 2 weeks, when the search died down a little, eliza, in her best carriage, took him to brest and then transported him to poland. every schoolchild in our village knows the history of our small homeland, and this is very important now in our time, when the world is so turbulent, he knows his history. and when, in 2018, work on the reconstruction of the building finally began, it was decided to make the roof copper again, as it was from the very beginning, the polish side took a big part in this, and

have been working for probably the last two years above the facade, this is of course not yet the final version, according to german technology, is a rough plaster that should last for a certain ... time, only then will the final version be made, our tomb will take on its original appearance, and also - they promise to make a beautiful entrance, many marble steps, like this it used to be that inside the tomb it was planned to make a museum, uh, a museum of the gentry families of the drogichen region, uh, where some statues that are now located... in different museums, in pinsk, in bressky, the regional museum, will be brought to this museum, here

then, probably, the tourist trail will not overgrow our beautiful zakozel, simultaneously with the construction of the estate tomb in the middle of the 21st century... ozheshki laid out a beautiful park, these trees, the beautiful trees that are here, they are witnesses to the long beautiful history of our zakozerya, in general, ozheshki also made a system of ponds, one of them is located behind me, these ponds were connected by canals, along which, according to the testimony of local residents, it was possible to sail in a boat from pond to pond. i came to zakozel in 1994, it so happened that after my father, many girls follow their husband, and i came after my father, he got a job, he was transferred here as the director of a local farm, and i am a young,

romantic girl , i didn’t even think about staying in the city, for some reason i wanted to live in the village, and after the third year i transferred to the correspondence faculty and came to live in zakozel, got a job at a local school, and the first thing... what struck me was this it is the historical spirit of this place that i i really loved wandering through this park, along the paths, with a stroller, along the paths, standing by the old pond, imagining how wonderful it would be if it could all be restored to its original form, i don’t know if we will succeed or not, but the fact that they began to restore the clock. suggests that our authorities are interested in preserving history and maybe someday the zakozel will take on the appearance

that it had in those distant times in the 19th century. we are pleased to continue to talk about cities of belarus. the starting point of our route, like most tourists , is the station square. author's routes. it's hard to believe, but once upon a time there were ancient forests on this land. and here the largest trade route from varyak to the greeks passed. the most mysterious places. a unique watch in the heart of broadway. initially there were no arrows on them. later a clock appeared, but the correct time. they never did, interesting myths and legends say that here in the central square under the asphalt a unique paving stone has been preserved, it was brought here in soviet times from krevsky castle, watch in the program of the city of belarus on our

tv channel. why have children become a bargaining chip for ukraine, because this country is bankrupt and today the west can only pay for weapons with black soil and its future. ukrainians who find themselves in european union countries tell scary stories. i have never heard such a monstrous case of drinking anywhere when drinking at home. right away, it’s just like a product, in mariupol they gave me several books about ukrainian nationalism, the appearance of one of them dated 1950, this is only confirmation that after the announcement of the ussr’s victory over nazi germany, the banderaites continued the underground struggle with the support of the west. it’s good that there is lukashenko in belarus, he saved it, it would have been the same, maybe even horror . the author's project of ksenia lebedeva is different. look at... new episodes

on the belarus 24 tv channel, how interesting it must be to live in a house with history, it seems to me that the residents of this house are very lucky, because they do not just live in a modern apartment or a recently built one house, in a building that ozheshki themselves built, ozheshki... were very strong owners on the territory of zakozel, they built a real estate with a house, a pig farm, and subsequently another tomb was built. unfortunately, the house has not been completely preserved, only a small part of it, the outbuilding, has been preserved. the former owners had a very refined taste in all their buildings, they built them in the same style, both the house with columns and the old distillery, everything was built in the classical style. previously, interesting

meetings took place in this house, there were balls, perhaps people came guests, and now two ordinary families live here, but this house is very interesting, because it keeps the secrets of the past; the history of zakozel is very closely connected with the name of the belarusian-polish writer eliza orzeszko. orozhanka of the grodno province, the village of milkovshchina, was born: in 1841, was a very educated woman for her time, graduated from a warsaw boarding school, in 100 - 857, a very young girl was married to a local resident peter ozheshko, his estate was located here and there is quite eliza lived for a long time, in this village of lyudvinova

she was very active. she opened a school for christian children in 1863, took an active part in the christian uprising under the leadership of kostus kalinovsky, living in lyudvinovo, lisa very often visited the prison, where peter orzeszka’s brother florian lived at that time, it was he who brought these into her life democratic ideas, because he studied in st. petersburg, so he came from... this city with such democratic ideas, and when the christian uprising was suppressed, she and her husband were subject to arrest, but peter ozheshko took all the blame upon himself and was exiled to the perm province, into indefinite exile, but the estate was given away, eliza thought for a long time what to do, go as a decembrist wife after her husband or stay here, i ...

decided that they didn’t have love between them, that’s why she would be of great benefit if she stayed 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 an illness hearts, uh, were painful for her, even before her death, even some extra sounds, local residents, grodno residents lined... or the plank street with straw, so that passing carts would not disturb her from resting peacefully, unfortunately, now in the village there is no house, er, former azheshka, only here is a small brick building , which, according to the stories of local residents, used to be a canteen. eliza azheszka left a big mark on culture, and the belarusian people, the polish, equally consider her or... zarzeszka

to be their writer. in the olovely st. george's church, this church was built back in 1766 and until 1839 it was uniad. after the union left, the church became orthodox. there are documents that show that these lands were by royal decree. in the middle of the 19th century they were given to the priest, 40 were given to the priest and 10 to the psalmist. naturally, the priest... could not cultivate all the land himself, so he rented it out to local peasants. peasants, especially young people who were just getting married, had nothing to pay the priest with, they came to work in his garden. the young couple had to work one day before the wedding, one day after

the wedding, for this the priest married them in the temple. when i think about my village. historic light, you are my dear lady forever, jumpy, by the way, a lily branch, dze ў pratsy ruplіvay live chalavek, i love your new ones, pales, presses, in the tulny, tsіhuy veska pile, earth order, i am the mother, and my heart, i am you i'm giving it away. and in our zakozel there are really wonderful places, and here there is a place to live in happiness in love, we really want

our zakozel to prosper, so that young people do not leave here, we have a beautiful school, wonderful kindergarten, developed infrastructure. and living here is not only good, but simply wonderful, because there is beautiful nature around, well-maintained streets , good houses, an agricultural enterprise that can provide jobs for everyone, so it seems to me that there is no

better and more beautiful place on earth than ours zakozel. industrial cooperation, aircraft manufacturing, deepening regional ties, belarus and the ulyanovsk region are intensifying cooperation. joint ventures, healthcare projects, education, culture, strong points

of interaction between belarus and nicaragua. to support large families, 130,000 family capital deposit accounts have been opened in belarus. and an active lifestyle. for everyone , new sports and recreation centers have appeared in the minsk region. the events program is on air. in the studio olga onishchenko. hello. new projects in the field of industrial cooperation, aircraft construction, modernization of the agro-industrial complex and passenger transport of belarus and the ulyanovsk region are intensifying cooperation. about the results of the delegation's visit this russian region to our country, we learn from our columnist, alesya vysotskaya. the basis of our economic ties is the industrial sphere with an emphasis on knowledge-intensive technology. ulyanovsk is the aviation capital of russia. we are developing industrial cooperation in this direction , supplies of components are underway, a decision has been made to open a direct flight from ulyanovsk to minsk, which will be subsidized from the budget of the union state. belarus will help the region with the renewal of passenger transport, we are talking about electric buses and buses running on gas engine fuel. but as for supplies

special equipment, are ready to offer favorable financing and maintenance schemes. our experience in the construction of dairy products will come in handy. village of the future. amkadormas holding and mtz are ready to raise cooperation to a new level and signed a number of documents right at the assembly line. the russians will produce components for us, and further purchases of equipment are planned. by the way, over 8 months , mtz sales to the ulyanovsk region increased by 20%. we have long-term plans; we consider the ulyanovsk region market to be traditional. so, accordingly, we draw plans, no matter how. after certain problems related to the foreign policy situation, we have now established the production of nox developed models, which we have launched 82.3 22.3 , we are actively advertising and promoting them on the market, plus we also plan to supply equipment

with more than 200 horsepower. great prospects for cooperation at the regional level, in particular with the bresse region, are industrial cooperation and import substitution through the aircraft repair plant. and on the horizon, guests were interested in innovative developments holding for the machine and aircraft industry. the largest aircraft manufacturing enterprise is located in ulyanovsk. produces the il-76, there is a large plant for the production of composite wings, here in aviation we are counting on an increase in cooperation, very serious with belarusian enterprises, in general our enterprise is generally interested in, most of all cooperation in mechanical engineering and electronics, we are counting on cooperation, very interesting enterprises came with us, pressure sensors, metal processors, machine tool builders, a number joint projects... with residents of great stone, right at the meeting they presented a special valve with an electric drive for heat supply systems for

housing and communal services. this is the development of specialists from dimitrov and minsk. there are plans to produce 2,000 of these next year. a memorandum of cooperation was also concluded between the port and special economic zone of ulyanovsk and the great kamen industrial park. we are developing cooperation with kyrgyzstan. the parliamentary delegation of this country visited minsk. what were the guests interested in? tall. technology innovations in industry, guests visited the htp and noted the high level of development of the belarusian it sector. following the example of our high-tech park , a classter was created in kyrgyzstan. the delegation was interested in the experience of implementing it in the agricultural sector, medicine and security. we agreed with bmk holding to work out the supply of electric buses and trolleybuses. our low-floor tram is already familiar to kyrgyzstan. it seems to me that only belarus has preserved everything that is good from the soviet union, the rest of us have. destroyed their factories, now we are starting to build, because without production development

will not be. i myself worked in production for 20 years before politics, so it’s very disappointing for me that production works this way. today we are loaded at 250 plus percent. on average, we produce two or three pieces of equipment per day, and we plan to produce an annual volume of 450-600 units. next year, too, our order portfolio is almost complete, we have contracted for about ... plus or minus 150 percent, we are already actively working to form a portfolio of orders for 2025, including minsk beshket, which also signed an agreement on in parliamentary cooperation, as the guests emphasized, belarus is an important partner both in a bilateral format and within the framework of integration associations, and the figures speak of this: over the past year, the amount increased by 60% and amounted to $160 million. belarus and nicaragua also discussed promising areas of cooperation; what are the supporting points? nicaragua can become a kind of hub for the supply of belarusian products to the market of latin and central america. supply logistics is a very interesting topic for us.

nicaragua is geographically located between the quiet and the atlantic oceans and uses three large ports. from january 2024 , the port for cargo from china will begin to operate. there is a large port for goods from north america, and another for european countries. this is a good base for belarus; the possibility of supplying belarusian equipment has been discussed. in nicaragua, investments in various industries, there are serious developments in the field of agriculture, our country is ready to offer its agricultural technologies, and products may also be in demand in latin america belarusian industrial giants. we always have something to offer each other, we have something to strive for in our cooperation. we see the potential for strategic partnership in the relations between our countries. we have had very open and productive negotiations over the last 2 days. and meetings in the belarusian parliament intensify not only inter-parliamentary cooperation between states, but interaction in the areas of healthcare, education, culture

. this country has serious potential; in recent years it has been developing well economically, the gdp of this country is growing, a lot of infrastructure projects are being implemented, and this is a good niche for... belarus, in order to occupy it, i mean, first of all, in economic terms, we can supply it there, we are already supplying equipment, nicaragua needs our technologies, in the food supply of the republic of belarus, in order for us to help ensure the food security of this country, we are also talking about the creation of joint industrial enterprises in the work on a supply contract: for amkodor equipment for the construction industry utility workers. thank you, the review was prepared by olesya vysotskaya. more news from the