can release, it’s only rossophobia , yes, that is, he will return that ukraine , why does he need a border, ukraine’s budget for 2024 is 3.6 billion, the budget deficit is 2.1 billion, trillion, or rather, 2.1, more than half, why you have the border of the ninety-first year, if you cannot support what is left , yes, i understand perfectly why, because zelsky had the minsk agreements on his table, according to these minsk agreements there was no need to fight, he simply had to fulfill them and even the dpr and lpr under these agreements would not be in terms of the sovereignty of ukraine, there would only be no kiev, now minus four more regions, now minus i don’t know how many already , probably hundreds of thousands, but they were killed by destruction, everything else, and that’s why people will always say, why is everyone fighting, for peace conditions that will be better than those that existed before the start of the war, so we must behave reasonably citizens of the union state, do everything to ensure that we are strong, competitive and respected, now the war is going on for what so that our position is respected in the world with it considered.

thank you very much for our rich discussion, we’ll put an end to this, and what i want to say is that the success of western elites in securing support for their people, involvement in the ukrainian conflict, has so far relied on the power of propaganda, and what has been in practice for our region before in total, for the ukrainians themselves it is a long bloody slaughter; in the west it is portrayed as a small victorious war, profitable investment, and indeed, a way to prevent a big war, such an illusion is doubly dangerous that its creators themselves seem to believe in it ranks of the establishment, here i would like to recall the sad joke of the popular japanese writer, haruki morakami, i would not be surprised if they soon start making films in which nuclear war incinerates the human race, but in the end everyone is fine, thank you, this was the program sas is authorized to declare. the west

will not support kiev to the same extent, but there is no need to expect a quick peace.

belarus is a country with a lot of history. vos geta pabudov, yana prysvechanaya karal mindaugu, pershamu karanavanam karal, dzyakuyuchy yak our present land has appeared. the geta kalegium was established in 16 centuries, and this was the case throughout belarus. adukatsiya was free of charge. we meet unique and remarkable things literally at every step. church of the holy apostles peter and paul. even at the entrance to it, you can literally touch antiquity, the doors of the main entrance of the klyamka have existed for more than 200 years, and the scales, even in the sunny days, are home to the traditional production of medicines from cereals, such pharmacies, which you don’t know, navat in post-soviet space. and the blue-eyed soul is people, hello, good afternoon to you,

hello, the program “tell me not to be silent” is on air, victoria popova and svetlana smolonskaya are with you. and today we are again in a hurry to please our viewers of the visiting program. now we are in this wonderful atrium in the very heart of the belarusian diamond of knowledge. and today’s guest is the brilliant vadim gigin, general director of the national library of belarus. vadim frantsivich, you understand, driving past the library every day is a holiday. and ours beltelerokpaniya is within walking distance and it would be a crime not to stop by and see you, and thank you very much for responding to our request. victoria, crime prevention is one of the main tasks of a cultural institution, but how are you doing here, how are you

feeling in your new position as general director of the national library, they said it very correctly, how are you doing, because work should be your life, then you will enjoy it in reality, in reality, wherever you are, whatever whatever you do, you are constantly thinking about how to improve the work of the library, how to diversify it, what, to hold new events , scientific conferences, scientific research, how to make sure that there are more visitors, not only on excursions, some such public events , but in reading rooms. of course, how else can we improve the economic situation , including the wages of employees, so you are in this all the time, no matter where you are, no matter where you go or on a business trip or even something like that, if it’s a day off, you

you look at how others work, we recently had a visiting board of the ministry of culture , it’s just amazing, it really made a huge impression on me, even let me tell you about it in a little more detail, we went, the region’s program includes the castles of belarus and you know they save money and they do it right, we had to look at how this money gives a return, how it is distributed, we visited the kreevsky castle for reconstruction, and the golshansky castle, then we stopped in ostrovets, that is , look, three districts were covered at once grodno region, smorgonsky, ashmyany and ostrovetsky, and what impressed me, first, is the border, the very border with lithuania, on the other side there is confrontation. they are building a wall, i think the whole world has seen these pictures, when a bear, a bear, well, a young bear, is breaking, yes, well, just such a picture, it seems like you know, comic, but there is nothing comic here, this is his habitat , they put fence, there are tanks 15 km from

our border, a nato base, and everything is being built up there, on our side, we are restoring defensive structures, but this is a historical and cultural value, when we stopped in... trovets in their house of culture, an absolutely unique group, already elderly women who sing songs in belarusian, lithuanian, polish, very young girls standing next to them, they accept these traditions, it’s all so sincere , it’s open, we visited the ostrovets library, where people, well, literally try, so that every minute you’re there, there are readers or some kind of event. cultural, other, some kind of concert was filled with meaning, simply amazing, they showed us an ethnographic performance, it made a huge impression on me, this is a culturally rich life, i can’t even say the word province, this belarusian-lithuanian border on our

side, and this is a reflection of the belarusian national character, i know and these people are saints in my opinion, because they practice practically with sheer enthusiasm , listen, but the state also provides assistance, even the fortress castle, local residents who have lived there for decades, they say: we never thought that these ruins would be restored like this, reconstructed like this, it’s state budget money, how do you and your dislike for this castle culture, for the polish-lithuanian commonwealth in particular, generally relate to the fact that we still have these castles it’s time to restore, firstly, these castles were built before paspolet’s speech, and secondly, this is what resisted german aggression - the crusaders. the point is not what castles are for or against castles, the point is how to present it, because... i’ve been to the balkans, in

in the same bulgaria, monuments of the ottoman era are preserved, but they are presented as an element of the history of bulgaria, something that was erected later, with the blood of the bulgarian people, in exactly the same way here as we present castles, some kind of admiration for the nobility, you know, that’s what’s more about me what always irritated me was the way the radivilovs presented this story with some kind of admiration, i still remember, i think i was a schoolboy or first year student. there was a program on the radio that simply outraged me, and they were talking about, in my opinion, this is eronima radivil, one of the darkest, bloodiest figures in our history, a man who suppressed a screaming uprising, simply a sadist by nature, an ardent serf owner , and they say, here he is, you know, what a cheerful person he was, he had a haiduk, which means this is his guard, yes, and he i was a highlander under the master's window, he got out, stuck his head out, said that you are making noise here, he says, i want to always be in front of your eyes. clairvoyant gentleman, and then he hanged him, said: now you will be in front of my eyes all the time, and he told me how

tortured he would have been, still very much so and there are a lot of people like that, when we start stories like this or an absolutely figure, well, how can i say it correctly, well, clearly not positive in our history, the panicked woman is told as such a funny man, so he paved the way with salt, and what is salt in the 16th century, it’s huge value and what the peasants. this salt was collected from under the master's hooves, well, listen, this is humiliation, this is some kind of servile worldview, when we present castles like this, i will always be against it, but when we say that this is our heritage, that this was erected with the sweat and blood of our people that our craftsmen worked on, uh, on these locks, then of course, but when we exclude the novel the spike under your sickle from the school curriculum, what are we doing? it was my initiative, i... reported about this at the council on historical policy, this is a curious, interesting novel by our outstanding classic

vladimir karatkevich, but the school curriculum is the formation of a certain historical memory, just as in this novel it is a work of art, every a person can come and get acquainted with it, but how the events of the 19th century are presented, there is a lot of fiction, there is a lot of fiction , there are various real historical characters shown, and perception... but not the way they actually appear from historical documents, so we replace it with the black castle, alshansky, well, not something that is no less outstanding work, but in which there are no these historical distortions, but look, those who, for whom koratkevich is only a head, such koratkevich, are only like that writer who...

there is a play by koratkevich , but these people, for of whom koratkevich is valuable precisely for this reason, they forget his outstanding play the bells of vitebsk, and why they forget, but because it describes events that they do not like, this year is 400 years old, the vitebsk uprising of 1600., which vladimir koratkevich assessed as one of the most outstanding events in our history, and look at the assessments given to the uniad church in this play, but for some reason at one time they decided to push this play, and you see, literature, history, the way we teach at school is a certain program for educating a citizen, and we we place emphasis on those literary works that fulfill this task.

belarus, we always replaced one novel, look, when we left koratkevich for another work , this is outstanding, in your opinion, this is happening in the soviet union, many works studied in the soviet program were replaced with others, but someone doesn’t like it, i really i don’t know, so as not to lie, the gulag archipelago is studied in the classroom and non-class curriculum, but in soviet times it was not studied. then they began to study, now many criticize that this is solzhenitsa’s work, your opinion, it should be studied in the school of the archipelago, it should be discussed, i have a contradictory attitude towards this work, i ... do not agree with those critics who accuse solzhenitsyn of total falsification there, the man went through it , a person describes what he saw, much of what he has not seen , heard about others or knows there from documents, but of course, this is a historical and literary monument of its time, this book, one way or another, influenced millions of people, not only

on the territory of the soviet union, we may like it, we may not like it, but this phenomenon is a bright, unique phenomenon, like the figure of alexander isavich solzhenits himself, just like the ears of corn under his heart, this is certainly a major work, of our outstanding classic, no one is his god forbid, it forbids it, so you formulate it incorrectly victoria, since they are reading this, there is no need to reproduce the fakes that our opponents often throw in, that we are changing the program. based on current events day, this is objectively the case, let’s say dostoevsky, what work should be studied in school? crime, punishment, and you are sure of this, it is easily perceived by children, i read it in the fifth grade, a rivet at night, overnight, or maybe my uncle should read what exactly, and this, as you say, is

a debatable question, but then, that we don’t study, for example , dostoevsky’s demon in the school curriculum, this means that we have banned demons, well, i think it would be nice, by the way, demons in school, what happen in school demons, no, i say, it would be nice, in my opinion, because what dostoevsky is talking about conscience, it’s always about conscience, it’s not for nothing that fyodor mikhailovich is considered, and the westerners themselves, the french considered, consider one of the founders of socialism, yes , by the way, about the ban, how many copies are you talking about, as if about the figure of vasil bykov, next year the centenary of this outstanding classic and what lesson the president gave us all on september 1 last year, when he started talking about bykov, bykov, whom opponents of our statehood, opponents of alexander

lukashenko, opponents of our system are presented only from the position of his... political views, his ideological views, and this is already the last stage of life, that is, for them bykov is important not as a great writer, not as a hero of socialist labor, and even a hero is important state assessment, but this is a great writer, this is a great existentialist writer of his time, sotnikov is a work that has no equal in world literature, this is not the only one, this is an alpine ballad, we can list endlessly, but for them bykov, not by this, but for them he is important, as an associate, as they think of zinon poznyak , but this belittles the great classic of our literature, and how competently the head of state placed the accents, remember this lecture on september 1, when he started talking about the figure of bykovo , this is our bulls, and the fact that leo tolstoy had a conflict with the authorities, with the church, was

excommunicated from the church, these are important notes in the margins. russian world classic, author of war and peace, anna karenina sunday, and i can endlessly continue this outstanding a list, right down to his children's stories, fairy tales for children that he wrote, i once saw visually all his works , they put them all in books, this is probably more than an archive, you know what a complex person he was, who was himself a writer did not consider and generally did not like everything that he wrote, but this is what makes him great, this is what makes him great, and he cannot be reduced to just one trait, they are all geniuses, be it our vladimir koratkevich, be it vasil beikov , be it ivan shimyakin, be it russian classics, french, american, any , that’s what makes them great, that they are multifaceted, they are paradoxical, that’s where

their genius lies, and look how many, again our opponents, let’s call them softly, hate ivan shimyakin. under soviet rule, and in general he will support lukashenko. grigory yuevicharenok was our guest and was also very sad about the fact that shamyakin was underestimated in his time. tell me, vadim frantsivich, it’s very interesting to find out here, in this very building, there is such a thing as the most valuable book of the national libraries belarus? you can answer about this , you know, so simply in a bureaucratic way, i would say, well, the oldest thing we have is from the 15th century , or our handwritten collection is amazing. these are thousands of documents or 10 copies of skaryna’s books.

our our treasure or to say what is in the safe room of the library, where there is a special storage procedure, this is correct, this is correct, but you know, here is an interesting fact, our specialists, uh, book experts, they often, even in the overwhelming majority of cases, refuse when carried out examination, write the cost of the book. well, sometimes this is necessary purely legally or economically and they do it correctly , so i humanly cannot determine for you a certain book as more valuable or less valuable, like those books that are now coming to us as a legal deposit, to say that they are less valuable than those stored in the safe room, because our entire collection is unique, as soon as... a book comes out, it becomes not only a document, but a monument, even a bad book, even you know what - then, for us too

graphomaniacs bring a lot, yes, no, they won’t be offended, these people publish themselves, but this is also a monument, this is a monument to human nature, if it is outstanding prose or scientific research or poetry, amazing, this is also a monument, a unique document, and each values ​​in its own way, this is the diversity of knowledge, which is presented in the form of a unique collection of books , in our library there is value, the library itself, the national library, in general in its entirety, buildings, books, staff, people, readers, this is what value when i arrived to work at the library, i didn’t think that i had come to some new institution , i’ve been with a library card since 1990, i’m a reader of the library, i’m part of this team, i’m part of this family, so i have the full

feeling that i i’ve been working here for a very long time, and now we’ll take a break for a while, i remind you of our telegram channel, say don’t be silent, subscribe, ask your questions and suggest us new interesting guests, we ’re connected. on the air, say it again, don’t be silent, and today we are visiting the general director of the national library of belarus vadim gikin. vadim franovich, you have already mentioned that there are many reading rooms in your library, and there is a large family of readers, the administration and everyone who loves books, but is there a need for so many reading rooms in the library today? is there any way to measure attendance? our task is not just for you to come and read some books, we can gradually deliver these services, again online, as they say, but

nothing can replace human communication, so here it is important to observe balance between different areas of the library’s activities, and access to books and sociocultural events, by and large we are developing our activities in these three main directions , that is, well, i’ll say it again, access to books, the opportunity to touch this knowledge, sociocultural activities, excursions , lectures, exhibitions, concerts, and third - this is of course, here we simply have a direction where a lot needs to be restored and new breakthroughs made, this is research activity libraries, this is a combination, three main areas of activity, but look, communication is communication, but once answering our simple question, why are you vadim fransovich like this? you gave an ingenuous simple answer: as a child i read a lot of books, but do the world reading statistics bother you today? today

2/3 of people read at most one to five books a year. from the point of view of historical retrospect, everything can be explained here; once upon a time, 100 years ago, most of the world was illiterate and did not read anything at all. you can answer there by contacting circulation of the pushkin era, when magazines published only a few hundred copies of books... were expensive, we returned to this, as it were, yes, but of course, we focus on this golden time, books, this soviet era, as it turns out, when to go , here i was recently, an associate professor alone, a woman told me that going into the moscow metro without a book was considered, well, not camillelfo, yes, but everyone reads, now everyone reads from their phones or, at best, an e-book, but there are official statistics , research by western scientists, sociologists, we we see that... that these gadgets of ours lead, i use this term, to dullness , that is, cognitive abilities fall, this is already established, it falls,

you can always turn to it, so we see it, well, if you at any moment, here wikipedia is here for you, i took something else there for you, looked, why memorize, compare, even i, when i was a student, they say, oh, there’s memory or what, well, of course, when you should focus only on your memory, only on your ability to reproduce information, retain information, share information, of course, everything is developing , or as they compared, there are also studies, you write by hand or type on a computer, that’s all, motor skills, memorization, everything works. it’s not for nothing that children are taught to write with a pen and a pencil, as it turns out, to draw with paints, this develops personality, this ultimately develops your physiological abilities, and there may be a decline in interest in books, a decline in interest in knowledge, eh, what is the prospect this process, this is the deculturation of man, this is the path of civilization, in reverse

direction, a philosophical dilemma arises that there are more of us in the world, but there is less civilization in us, this is directly related to the increase in armed escalation and conflicts that we are now seeing in the world, unfortunately, unfortunately, our task is how and any normal person, to ensure that the culture is preserved. culture is hers in everything , in its entirety, within your family, we know that you have a teenage daughter, you manage to ensure that the culture is preserved, how many books does she read per year keep track, we constantly, we constantly exchange this information, what is the last book he reads, what is going on at school , i am especially naturally interested in history, geography, literature, what i like, what i don’t like, what seems more difficult,

sometimes with grades for me... i don’t agree, she may not always agree with my assessments, but this is precisely the age when a teenager is interested, this is probably the most interesting age for a discussion of generations, and the director of the national library, how many books does he read a year? here it’s interesting to know how many times you exceed world statistics, it’s also an interesting question, how to count, i’ve never counted, i remember. i once counted how many pages i still read a day, these were my graduate years and i read all the classics that i might have missed somewhere in school, and from a non-school program, i’ll tell you avidly, except that i i was reading books in the library there on a dissertation topic, i somehow counted once, i was just counting war and peace, i reached a record, i read 100 pages a day, yes, but i couldn’t tear myself away,

in fact, i remember it was an evening and i could break away, uh, now i don’t keep such records, but on the other hand, you know, it feels like i ’m reading all the time, i’m reading on the phone, i don’t have an e-book, but you are now you’re reading a book, i’m reading, and which one do you want to say, at the moment and in general a book, a book, exactly, no, of course , i’m reading a paper book, i always have orders, we talked about korotkevich, on my table there are books by vladimir karatkevich , i passed my favorite poetry not so long ago... again tajik persian, as it is customary in our soviet tradition to call it the same kipling, i am now re-reading lord of the flies, now i have overheard several new names - new writers whom i would like to re-read, i read a lot of memoirs, of various commanders and writers

and writers, and mark twain’s stories, i recently re-read i... i wanted to figure it out, there’s one quote attributed to him, which he didn’t say, well, it’s connected with the elections, that if something had been decided at the elections, then we would have they definitely weren’t allowed to see you with you, i i wanted to figure it out, i got carried away, which means i didn’t finish reading his zhanna at one time. dar came out with stories literally fresh from the classics that i mastered, but now i want a few new names in russian literature, in western literature, i always read those who received the nobev prize. i even have one, they released it there, and do you think they are overvalued in most cases , biel laureates, or something, yes, many, yes, many yes, uh, i don’t attach such importance at all anymore, i was also worried, i think , well, how was it that chekhov was in tolstoy was bitterly alive, and they gave me the nobel prize, it turns out that this worried not only me, their contemporaries, all over the world everyone knew that at the beginning of the 20th century the number one writer was lev nikolaevich tolstoy, he was not

given the nobel prize. this question turns out to be of concern to people for more than 100 years, and gorky understood the same thing, that this is just a grandiose figure in world literature, he was also not given the nobel prize, many articles have been written about this, which i have not read, here is one of books, the most recent ones, they gave me a gift from the rostov library, i just didn’t give it to our acquisition department for a long time, this is a re -edition of the quiet don with comments, i just re-read it and our colleagues, librarians told me that they have people, such admirers, sholakhova , and i love tikhiidon endlessly, it’s just a book, it’s no longer a question, although i talk about it a lot. i read articles, and for me there is an authoritative opinion, including people who may adhere to a different ideological position, but everyone is not convinced that i wrote unconditionally mikhail sholokhov, so there are people who reread this absolutely amazing work every year and

find something new for themselves, it is different within itself, when i read it too, you see the first part of these amazing, even if you like ethnographic sketches, like the cossacks they go from the goat, sing songs, then the second, third part you come, it’s just a historian. a chronicle where real historical characters suddenly appear, the fourth part is filled with drama and tragedy, here is a man from the period of the civil war, this is the black sun that rises, they are different, but this was written by one person , let's talk a little about politics, on october 26-27, a conference on security, eurasian security, reality and prospects for a transforming world was held in minsk and you were an active participant in it, we are interested in one question here: on in your opinion, did this dialogue take place openly on all sides? it was very important that the minister of foreign affairs of hungary arrived, sergei viktorovich lavrov, the head

of diplomatic departments from abroad, from eastern countries including minsk, was also there minsk has such an attraction, you and i are in the diamond of knowledge, and minsk is such a magnet. our opponents are constantly trying to discredit this special role of minsk as a dialogue platform, as a place where one can come to an agreement, but still it is not by chance one of the first attempts to resolve the karabakh conflict was made here, remember the osce minsk group , agreements were signed here, now there is a lot of criticism around the minsk agreements, but an attempt was made, it was a sincere desire the belarusian leader, the belarusian people, so that peace could come in our... brotherly country, we did everything for this, the fact that in the end it turned into new bloodshed, it’s not our fault, we are ready to do everything again for this

, so that not only in our region, but in the world as a whole, these conflicts stop, we are not ready to do, but we are doing, in general, another thing is that not everyone wants to hear this, yet, but the tone is changing, but this is very an important direction when often, you know, western figures there, level politicians, diplomats, they are still, well, not able to say this directly, but through the expert community, they are already testing the waters of what the world will be like in the future, look, johnson flew to us, this is somehow the beginning of the start of this here the changing, transforming agenda in europe in the united states, in particular, tucker carlson today broadcasts uncompromisingly in russian, orban’s figures are appearing, is this... some kind of random trend? no, look, all those parties, all those political figures who spoke for war, everyone is flying to support the kiev regime, johnson is the gravedigger of a possible truce, practically already concluded, all the agreements were made here in istanbul,

and all the information has already been revealed, but it was johnson who was one of the main figures who buried the possible truce, so on this sweaty, shaggy man, this , you know, evil carlson, but not tucker carlson, astrid lingren’s character, this evil parody of carlson, who fancies himself churchill, there’s not enough blood on this one dead people in ukraine, on him, in his hands, when you see, when you read, when this man opens his mouth and says something, you know, he is a murderer, he is a scoundrel, this man has caused thousands of lives, destruction, ... everything so that peace would not be achieved, he, biden, the whole clique that led our region to war, neither russia, nor belarus, the ukrainian people are not sure, not their rulers, the ukrainian people,

no one wanted this war, no one is a new speaker today, and in the us congress, which also does not want to pay for now, or something to ukraine, for them it’s money, so biden speaks. and absolutely infernal speech, the speech of satan, something in the worst sense, of this figure, yes, he says: these are investments that will bring dividends, investments in what? into blood that will bring dividends to his people. this devil is mistaken in the flesh, i say this again, an infernal figure, this will not bring any positive dividends to the american people, you just need to remember to cut it on your nose, the hegemony of the west has come to an end. so the experts who came to us, including the professors

western universities, he says: but here, believe me, experts of various levels come to the libraries, not only at the conference on european security, we are negotiating with them from different western countries, and so they are already offering us a formula, let’s agree on that russia will not lose, that is, they were already ready to accept this, that is , some time ago, they said, well, this cannot be allowed under any circumstances, they are already ready to negotiate until... to test the waters, russia will not lose, and i am convinced that russia will win, belarus will win, the new world order will win, the new perception of the world will win, where there will be no this total hegemony of the west, whose, whose soft totalitarianism ultimately turned into a lot of blood, in this new system of geopolitical coordinates, whatever place you think it should take belarus, you know, here... i really like

alexander grigoryevich lukashenko’s perception of our country’s place in the world, he in no way exaggerates, he even sometimes, you know, he described his role in the minsk agreements, he says, i’m there brought sandwiches, but yes, we are a small country, but in a very important place, yes , we have an average territory by european standards, we would like to have a larger population, but the influence...

of the geopolitical position, which is occupied by the charisma of our leader , the magnetism of that belarus still makes it an important component of the search, still the search for this new path of humanity. and why do they know about belarus, about alexander lukashenko in beijing, in latin america, and enjoy such authority to visit different places? lukashenko and they speak with warmth, they speak with kindness , with gratitude, well, they just bring you to tears, when you visit serbia or talk with serbs, they all remember the visit, the historical visit of 99, and not only with the serbs, with many people, i go to liberated territories, new territories of russia in the donbass, everyone unanimously, if we had a political figure like lukashenko, there wouldn’t be a war, we would live peacefully, why such an assessment? but because the library,

because the locks on the border, because we we create, we invest money in culture, you know, they even somehow started accusing us , saying, well, your army there is not ready for something, our army is ready, but we have always raised our army as an army that defends our achievements, we are a socially oriented state, and after all... take it, we talked about the library, because the president said, let’s take this project, a unique project of the late eighties, let ’s rely on it, invest money, create a library for many years, for many generations , she has become a symbol, you and i are starting a great work, the construction of a national library of the country, this construction is not only a requirement of the time, but our real... belarus in

the present and especially it, thank you to all of you, making your contribution, even if small, to the construction of the library you are helping to build a strong and highly cultural country. do you remember how, how long it was. criticism during construction, but this is the courage of a politician, this is what distinguishes a statesman from a politician, and even more so a politician, responsibility, courage, readiness do things. and when a person thinks not only about the present moment, but for the future, when he thinks about the next generations, this state and i am very offended, this is one of our traits - not liking our own, not trusting what the belarusians can turn out to be, well yes, we know

our good traits, probably not very well, we are also a bright publicist in the newspaper sb belarus , today you are publishing articles for 105 years, komsomo responded in a speech that this is , in general, great, 105 years were incendiary, the komsomol is destiny, yes it was called destiny, but do you believe that the unification of young people under one ideology, following the example of the komsomol, is relevant today, you know, believe it or not, i’m like the father of a teenager, answer me, i’ll tell you, in my own way still, i’ll tell you an example, it seems that the komsomol left, everything fell apart in the ninety-first year, but i... found that generation for which this is still valuable, i was a member of bars and - held leadership positions there in the youth union , the youth union taught me a lot, you there you get a huge experience when you are together with like-minded people, i look at the example of very young guys who come to

the youth union, with hopes, their plans, with their projects, they find support there, because it is very... important at a certain moment to receive support and the fact that this union is based on the ideology of patriotism, education of a citizen, this is valuable, we must support it, and how large-scale the same komsomol anniversaries are celebrated in our country, the fact that we have preserved this continuity, because they say here you are continuity with whoever there is, with the communist youth union. you may or may not like the idea of ​​communism, i am absolutely critical of this ideology and see positive and negative aspects, but for me, i am sure, as for the next generations, many belarusians, this is continuity with pyotr mironovich masherov, with kirill trofimovich mazurov, with those heroes, komsomol members who

gave their lives as very young people, fighting during the great patriotic war, with komsomol member nikolai chepik, o which... it is written and uh, in this article, nikolai chepik, the guy was not 20 years old, in afghanistan he gave his life in battle for his homeland, at a time when some young ladies were making money, but he was raised by his parents, family, our homeland , komsomol, this hero of ours, there are such heroes now, i am convinced that there are, i am convinced and we talk about them, and we know their names, take the same - dmitry fedosyuk, here at the headquarters of the patriotic forces it was decided to establish a prize in memory of this hero, take our pilots, and take our fighters on the border, and take our doctors who save lives, perform unique

operations, and the same cultural workers in the region that you spoke about at the very beginning of our conversation, these are the same, the same people, vadim franzevich, but still i have there is great hope for young, talented leaders like you, that you will not mindlessly copy the ideas of the komsomol in your work, but will be an adherent of new forms, well, because you very often in an interview with our beloved guest, grisha ozarenok, mentioned that new forms are needed, i’m like uchekhov, he was, on the one hand, the main innovator of drama, on the other hand, he criticized this endless. well, there is a certain contradiction in this, but no matter how contradictory, the laws are still natural, the patterns often consist of internal contradictions, this is the law of dialectics, so we are looking for new forms, we try, something works out, and it’s pleasant,

that’s probably why you and came to the library, something is working out for us, you are making noise, there really is some kind of... bridge, dialogue platform, whatever you want to call them, yes, when the center of power, where even entrepreneurs, women, also wanted even from uzbekistan, listen, well, it was just an amazing forum, i am grateful to natalya ivanovna kochanovy, i honestly did not expect it when they told me belarusian uzbek business forum, we have a vdh unfolding here, i just didn’t expect such a scale of event, it was so pleasant, then when we meet with our uzbek colleagues... at other venues, they already know about this forum, have heard about it, but they are talking about the need for us to hold such a cultural forum , representatives of other states are already saying, we need such a thing... by the way, we have a forum that almost coincided with the creation of the primary organization of the women’s union, listen, it is now one of the most

active in our country public organizations. vladimir frantsivich, well, we also want to offer you a new form, become our library guide for a while, don’t you agree? of course, they will even give you a special discount. and we will take a break for a while, i remind you, on the air of the tell me program don’t be silent, we have a telegram channel, that’s what it ’s called, subscribe, ask questions and suggest guests, we contact you. on the air again, say don’t be silent and we are visiting vadim gigin, general director of the national library of belarus. vadim fransavich, well, it’s no secret that panoramic excursions of the library are just the top tourist places in minsk , well, probably in all of belarus, but have you already

gotten used to these views, or are you still breathtaking, one might say, with the beauty of our capital you can’t get used to it, but always you admire, in fact, this is so, because the landscape is changing, you see, new construction is underway, beltelerokia used to stand out with almost such a skyscraper, now a new one has risen... a residential complex, by the way, is the best point in belarus to watch fireworks, it here it is visible from four different places, and you are in a cafe, order a cup of coffee or don’t like to mingle with visitors, reveal secrets, yes, i also have a coffee machine, but we understand what it means to mingle with visitors, we say this, that’s as soon as you crossed the threshold, let's say libraries, you came here, whether you were a reader, or you were on an excursion, or just... went to have a snack, or like some of our readers, to listen to the sound of water in our fountains, you become part of our big family, and

we are so open that we are ready uh, and offer some options for the same excursions, and we can enroll you in the library, if you are not already registered in the library, advise, issue a certificate, check for anti-plagiarism, i will now start re-reading all the multi-gram library activities that take place here, just reply to you visit cafes, you can meet them in the library cafe for 20, but we have an official event, which includes visits by delegations to the cafe. vadim fransovich, well, we were preparing for a meeting with you and were conducting reconnaissance of the area and your assistants told us that jazz evenings would soon be held here in this wonderful place on the twenty-second floor of the national library. i even know who told you this, this is our new substitute. director, lyudmila vysotskaya, many journalists know her, she has been press secretary of the ministry of education, this is her idea, we work here as a team

, and each member of our team can bring their ideas and we are happy to quickly implement them, yes, we have such an idea to do it here in good weather in an open area, well, not only jazz, we just love symphonic music, jazz, but in principle, musical evenings, book presentations, that is, make the most of... the library space for cultural events, social events, because the library, it lives a full life, not only as a book depository, not only as a place where you can get almost any book, especially those related to belarusian topics, and not only 10.5 million, a fund of documents where you can listen to music, we have a unique collection of audio recordings, and people come with their vinyl, if you listen to our entire music collection, then for 3 and a half ... years you may not leave the walls of the library, we will only change your cups of coffee, bring you sandwiches, by the way, by the way, i want to say about entertaining

facts, potato pancakes, here on the twenty-second floor, the most delicious in belarus, as a fan of the classics, you have already noted that here you can listen to music, here classical jazz evenings will be held, on the site near the library, we have many times with artists from bolshoi theater discussed why this wonderful channel is not used? this is a beautiful park estate, does it belong to you or not, yeah, you’re always provoking some secrets, i’ll share another one, yes, the library belongs 1 meter from the edge of the building, everything else is the territory of the city, we have excellent relations with the city, all the key events of the district are held here with us , we have a writers’ park here, with our writers’ union, with alexander nikolavich korulukevich and his colleagues, we have... many plans for this bill, well, open air concerts , we agree, it’s cool, we don’t just agree, we want to do this, i’m sure, very soon,

i won’t reveal all the secrets, you’ll see there are flags next to this one, they say. use some english words, we will certainly arrange it in the open area and not only musical evenings. vadim franzovich, are you afraid of heights, heights in general? i’m probably afraid if there aren’t any restrictions, but in this case, if you mean our transparent floor, then of course not, everything here is solidly reliable, why is this location so loved by tourists, there are always a lot of people here, well, what you probably asked first, about the height, this is a transparent floor, everyone is looking, thinking about how to stand, we have mine, i don’t know how stupid the joke is or not, you see, here the color is a little different, i say that

it was in this place that our visitors fell through, we were forced to close up this space, but this is, of course, just a joke , well, in principle, it’s beautiful here, there’s a lot of air, our telelift works here, where you can see how books are quickly delivered, by the way , now the government has allocated money, we will reconstruct this system, it will be even faster , new, of high quality, in order for the library to work without failures, in this way only very unique and valuable books are delivered, or everything is often available, which means a little. this is good, well, today the waiting time is 20 minutes reported on your website, well, this is the maximum, it can be even faster, i think that books are delivered within 15 minutes, but we still have a very large auxiliary fund, these are tens of thousands of publications, and which can our visitors can use it, if you were downstairs and saw us there, where we have a common reading room, a lending department, there are thousands of books, reference books, dictionaries, and various publications,

our reader can simply take it and read it. i sometimes walk around the library in the evening after 6:00 and i’m very pleased when they sit students, elderly people sitting, not necessarily scientists, just people who come and read books on our sofas, please tell me, the political situation today is tense, we have already talked a lot about this, there is hope that someday the wars on earth will end, wars can transform, but the social laws that lead to their emergence , unfortunately, we almost cannot avoid, well, let’s say, now a sharp escalation, the growth of armed escalation is also associated with overcoming the economic crisis that arose in the 2000s years 2007-2008, all the major world depressions, major world economic crises ended, unfortunately , in wars that reset the legal sphere, the economic sphere, social

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