[000:00:00;00] or from two to eight you have to be there, whether you want it or not, but your physical body will sit in this office, this is already kind of hard for me to cope with, i would like, well, more freedom, chigiwara’s words are in my head , always until victory, that is, if you understand something that you want, then please do it, it’s very difficult to decide what you want, in fact, but it’s not hard to do, to understand the authenticity of this need, you understand that you if you want, there is no problem doing it, but find this need, here it is

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figure. not only belarus, but also the world. it was here in 1807 that a boy was born, whom his parents named napoleon. this name was popular at that time; he came from a noble noble family, famous in the 15th century. an interesting fact is that the roots of the family tree of the hordes stretch all the way back to genghis khan himself. the boy received his primary education in his parents' home. and then he continued his studies at the svisloch gymnasium in 1823. napoleon orda became a student at the faculty of physics and mathematics at vilna university. there the young man took part in secret student societies, for which he was expelled. he had to return to his native village, where he was under police supervision. later he took an active part in the uprising of 1830, after which he settled in

france. there he also met many famous cultural figures: turgeev, chapin, rossini, balzac and others. he also became director of the italian opera in paris. napoleon orda was able to return to his homeland in varatsevich only after 25 years of emigration, when alexander ii declared an amnesty for participants in the uprising. he spent a total of 30 years on the family estate in the krasny dvor tract. good afternoon, hello, please tell us what the museum complex named after napoleon orda includes? today's the museum complex named after napoleon orda consists of three museum institutions, this is the napoleon orda art gallery, the napoleon orda museum, and where we are located is napoleon’s estate. but look,

the atmosphere of those unique ones has been recreated here. napoleon horde, tell me, are all the exhibits unique? are they all authentic? unfortunately, indeed, today we do not have the opportunity to see those objects that have a direct relation to napoleon orda, but you have the opportunity to see the interiors of the 19th century estate, and you will be convinced that indeed, the estate is an amazing atmosphere of the place, the spirit of antiquity has been preserved here, what secrets or secrets does the estate of napoleon orda keep, well, i think that all the secret secrets, the most interesting ones are yet to come, but of course, we have many interesting stories, we are studying, we we are studying not only the life of napoleon horde, family members, today we are seriously studying, uh, the gentry, how the gentry lived, here is the kitchen of the gentry, because this is really a very interesting page. today we can our visitors offer not only a tour of the interiors

of the estate, but a tour with a tasting of ordovo tea with a tasting of a baked apple in honey, this was the main dessert of the gentry, when they baked apples, pears, and honey. skoritsa, we are talking about people from this noble class, because indeed, these were people who deserve our respect, these were people who had a life motto, they said glory to the fatherland, heart to a woman, honor to no one, and how you know, today modern historians calculated that 10% of modern belarusians have roots and gentry. of course , we live in a republic, we do not have an estate, but believe me, we must transfer this nobility, that love and patriotism for the homeland that these people had to the present day. the fate of napoleon orda's family estate turned out to be difficult.

the manor house burned down in a fire in 1943, the surviving foundation was discovered by archaeologists in 2004, and restoration work began in 2009. and only in 2021 the estate opened its doors to visitors. manor house - the third in a row object in the regional museum complex of napoleon orda. the first art gallery to appear was in 2007. in 2016 the museum. in the artist’s small homeland, they are doing everything possible to ensure that the legacy of the horde is not lost. every year the museum complex is visited by about 10,000 people. why is it fashionable nowadays to be interested in the culture of your country? it seems to me that this is not only fashionable, it is also responsible , this is very important, and i observe how, in the years

of historical memory, young people realized that if you don’t know history, if you don’t if you carry all this through your inner world, if you are not proud of your famous fellow countrymen and know this history reliably, then you cannot fully declare yourself as a true patriot of your country. napoleon orda traveled a lot around the world, making sketches of what surrounded him, people, places, buildings, during this time more than 1,150 watercolors and graphic works were created, subsequently his sketches became the basis for the restoration... of many historical buildings and architectural monuments. thanks to the legacy napoleon horde, we can see and appreciate the masterpieces he captured from his patronymic name, which

have not been on our land for a long time. we are happy to continue telling you. the starting point of our route, like most tourists, is the station square, the author’s routes, it’s hard to believe, but once upon a time there were ancient forests on this land, and here was also the largest trade route from the vorak to the greeks, the most mysterious places, in the very heart of broadway unique watch, initially there were no hands on it, later they appeared, but the correct time was the watch they never showed it, interesting myths and legends are said here: in the central square, under the asphalt, a unique paving stone has been preserved, it was brought here in soviet times from the krevo castle, watch in the program of the city of belarus on our

tv channel. they are dedicated to their work. i understand that at some level there is no need for others, because for me the museum is like a monastery. i will take care of the things that are most important to me. and in a different way, in my opinion, it is dear and important to other people. my childhood was spent in parros sport, which has outgrown, well, it turns out that i’ve been here for half a century. i’m in my favorite sport, ready to share my knowledge, my name is sergey morozov, i ’m the senior coach of the national sailing team, now the athletes are taking related courses, they say, show one day in their life. an important element of the museum’s work is stated to be not only the acquisition of the material culture of artakt, but also non-herital culture, and also the creation of folk sayings, abrada, from today we

can observe dozhinki, and now speed tests standard for winds, radial from under the wind, eight segments of 2 minutes, watch on the belarus-24 tv channel, lack of discipline is failure, failure is war , it all starts with the economy, the same applies to international politics, for some it may seem strange that while... the whole world is in the fires of military conflicts , the president is not talking about war, but about the economy, but he is doing this precisely in order to stop the war, with regards to exports, which lukashenko personally has done in recent years years, that is, after sanctions, i agreed with putin that part of the production for products critically needed by russia would be organized in belarus, moreover, russia would finance it, and the goods produced would be guaranteed to be purchased at a high price. alexander grigorievich encourages you to learn from the mistakes of others, and not to stuff your own.

independently and on how well its partners hear it, the future of the countries in our unions depends, and therefore the future of belarus, propaganda project, watch on the belarus 24 tv channel. the art gallery was generally founded in 2006, this is one of the first institutions that are open. here we are located precisely in the napoleon orda art gallery, and the highlight, of course , lies in each of our halls, each hall has its own flavor, its own warmth, most importantly, is there feedback from visitors? of course, there is and we are very glad when it exists, because feedback is really some kind of touch for our work, so that we... and do not freeze in place, do you feel

the presence of yourself within these walls ? napoleon horde? probably yes, because when you come to work, especially when you open the napoleon horde museum, and not an art gallery, there really is a feeling there that it’s as if there’s this silence and a little bit of a chill, it seems like it’s it’s really something distant, the past, and it seems that right now from this wooden staircase, someone will come down in these beautiful clothes. the museum complex has become a highlight not only of ivanovo region, but of the entire woodland region. on the eve of the 210th anniversary, in april 2016, he opened his halls for tourists napoleon orda museum. this is the second building on the territory of the complex, the exhibition of which, as well as the art gallery, was located. in five exhibition halls. the first hall introduces visitors to the childhood

of the artist and composer, his family, family estate, and the history of excavations in varatsevichi. here are presented unique documents confirming that the horde belongs to the ivanovo region. the second room is dedicated to the uprising of 1830 and the french period in the artist’s life. in the third hall you can see works by napoleon orda, books, copies of watercolors. drawings and lithographs, notes of musical works, the fourth room is also decorated with works by napoleon orda, these are the first copies of the originals, paper from the 19th century, high-quality equipment. here you will feel the closest possible proximity to what the horde did. this hall is also intended for holding meetings, scientific and practical conferences, seminars, as well as ceremonial registrations. marriages in the fifth hall you will

witness a journey through time, here an exhibition of the 21st century was hosted by the 20th century grodno photographer andrei yankovsky, who visited places visited by the horde himself. larisa georgievna, good afternoon, good afternoon, tell me. what roads led you to the regional museum complex named after napoleon orda, because i know that you are one of the first full-time employees, you know, thanks to fate, the most righteous roads did not lead here to the museum complex, there was nothing else, not a single building , there was not a single museum institution, we started work from scratch, i was the first

staff member, i was hired, i am hired to work in the museum complex, for 18 years now i have been walking with this and through life the museum then and now - are these two different museums? the building too, the work in it is different, because each time dictates its own conditions, its own requirements for the museum worker , for the visitor who comes, he is a different visitor, which means our work must be different, it must keep up over time, to meet the demands that life places on institutions such as museums and communication in general today person to person. the first hall is dedicated to the childhood work of the artist and composer, tell us in more detail, please, well, the first hall first of all shows the connection between napoleon horde and ivanovo region, two main dates that connected the life of this man with our region, it is indicated there that he was born here, here baptized and it is indicated there that he

rests, his ashes rest in our land. in your opinion, does the museum complex have a soul? of course, the soul begins with that person who walks these halls, starts with the museum workers, if we didn’t have a soul, we wouldn’t be able to return the name of napoleon orda, because this is a lot of work, this is a multifaceted, many-sided work, and in order for it to breathe this work, with life, you have to put your soul into it , without him there is nothing at all, especially since the horde himself had a man whose soul was the brightest, because contemporaries wrote about us, it was the most sympathetic human. a life that was as pure as a tear, a worthy, ardently loving citizen of his land, like that a touch from the biography of orda, orda and shapin, two great people , meet in paris, shapin is 19 years old, orda is 22, shapin has been diagnosed with mild tuberculosis to an extreme degree,

he is tormented, he is a sick person all the time, but the character of such a person is , always very difficult, inconvenient. but ordo always knew how to find an approach, he always knew how to support a friend in difficult times, and this for me depicts a person capable of understanding everyone, extending his hand of friendly help to everyone, and also, as i say, makes me, well, how can you talk about such a person speak without a soul, i am very proud that over the years such a museum complex has been created that we are the only country in the world that has returned this personality to the global context. after all, for a century and a half, almost no one said anything about him, we went to local schools, walked along these streets, but knew nothing about napoleon orde, thanks to the fact that his small homeland invested so much in all this activity, today we don’t have tourists who do not know who napoleon orda is, who confuse

napoleon orda, napoleon bonaparte, and with this is where it all began, today we have already sort of clarified this, closed this gap in the cultural history of our homeland... because napoleon orda is not the ivanovo region, this is belarus and this is even more, this is humanity, these are the scales that represent us the level of development of humanity in general. the niece of napoleon orda, woodworking sculptor and artist helena skirunt, was so inspired by her uncle’s activities that, addressing her cousin in a letter, she wrote: my dear amelia, when do you travel the world decide. then with full knowledge of this matter, i ask you, i pray, do not move to a foreign country with any other feeling, as soon as with great love for what you leave behind, you can be drawn into another life, you can understand the process immediately, but the further, the wider, and more

restlessly we must shout, our best. hello! dear friends, today a bright, eventful episode awaits us, because we will go to ancient zaslavl to the malevanny davanov museum. we will also visit