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column tv channel, until there is still no information about what preceded its construction, some scientists believe that it was built in honor of the constitution of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth of 1791, others in honor of the russian-swedish war, but be that as it may, i am very proud that such an interesting object is located on the territory of my bezdezh.

the warmest memories for any person are the place where he was born, where he spent his childhood, youth, where his first love was, for me this is my native village of bezdezh, with its interesting inhabitants, with its real hardworking... hands, our bezdezh , my hopelessness, dates back to the distant year 1409, but where did the name of our interesting village come from? in those distant times, in order for our housewives to bake bread, they needed a small barrel, a bowl, but not every woman had this bowl, and from our village women went to borrow these bowls to some other places, to other villages. and

they called us bezdezh, they called our village bezdezh, for such a long period, a long time, our bezdezh was also a historical cultural center, in the 18th century , up to four fairs a year were held on the territory of our bezdezh, our men, our residents have long been engaged in carriage driving, they carried various goods. from pinsk to vilna and grodno, and this, of course, left its mark on its cultural traditions, in the 17th and early 19th centuries , up to 4,000 inhabitants lived on the territory of bezdezh, and the inhabitants themselves were called mishchans, 1825 was a special year for bezdezh, it was at that time that the railway was laid, and its branch passed by bezdezh, from that time on...

the number of residents began to decrease a little, well then, of course, the 20th century, with its wars, the first world war, the second world war, which also left their mark on the lives of our residents, but in the post-war period our lack of control began to gradually rebuild, the number of residents began to increase, in the post-war years a collective farm and a new path were organized, now on the territory of bezdezh there is also a secondary school. and a kindergarten, a hospital, an outpatient clinic, a pharmacy, a catering facility, and several retail outlets. in the center of our village there is the holy trinity church, which was built back in 1784 on the foundation of a uniad temple, and it was built without a single nail. we have. the village is very ancient;

this is the third temple on this site. at the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th centuries there was a pious center, the kotlubovsky dynasty served here. grandfather, son, grandson, through the labors and prayers, probably of our parishioners , yet the temple did not close, during the great patriotic war, our old-timers, who are still living women, say that when all the homeless people were driven here to the square, for communication with the partisans , they also wanted to use some punitive actions, then the priest was a very diplomatic person, and he came here to a german officer... and took him to the temple, for some time they were in the temple, and the priest leaves the temple with this an officer, the officer brings out a scroll , something is wrapped up in a scroll, they meant that after all the priest gave the gospel to the officer, as if

as a gift, the officer came out and said to send everyone home, and this is the gospel, we have already forgotten about it for a long time, well in 2011, father pilipchuk, he went to munich, there his friends , clergymen, went to an auction, went to an auction at an auction, they saw the gospel, they came to this gospel, looked at their trace, a good gospel, you see, that’s all such a good, solid gospel, but turned over to the other side, here, and here there is an engraving written that this gospel was brought as a gift to the temple in honor of the holy life-giver. grodno province for eternal remembrance of the servant of god theoffila, wife of the clergyman alexander kotlubovsky, who died in st. petersburg and was brought here to bezdezh, buried in the fence near our church, and it is really

mother who is buried here. and they went to the owner of this gospel, it was worth a decent amount, it was estimated at about 700 euros. so they went to the owner, they said it’s not good, still, still, it is necessary for the gospel to serve where it belonged, so this owner made a kind gesture, he gave this gospel, they brought it here, i already wrote him a letter of thanks, unfortunately, he already had 84 years old at that time , he was invited to come here, but we still don’t know how it is, or he is an officer, this one, he was already 84 years old in the eleventh year , or... maybe his father - they brought this gospel, they were we have no hope, and this is how this gospel was returned. we still have a number expensive gifts, tsar nicholas gave us two lamps, in honor of nicholas’s coronation , about 2.0 clergymen were

awarded priestly awards, our dean, out of desperation, was awarded a pectoral cross. so who received these? awards, they also gave me these memorable gifts from the tsar, these lamps were restored, and now they decorate our temple. behind our church there is another temple, this is the trinity church, which was built in 1820, and bezdezh is a unique village, because throughout for such a long time there has been peace here... we have two confessions side by side: orthodoxy and catholicism, also in the center of our village on the first day of orthodox easter there is a unique spring ritual of the strylka round dance , which is included in the heritage of our republic of belarus, and the strylka is a seed from garbuz .

in our region, many interesting unique architectural monuments have been preserved, one of them is the point of the struve geodetic arc. it was developed by the unique surveyor vasily yakovlevich struve, about 200 years ago. and it is included in the unesco world heritage list of intangible cultural heritage of the republic of belarus. and this point passes through the territory of several states, and in total about 265 of these cubes were laid on the territory of these states, and this arc was developed specifically for... in order to find out the size and shape of the earth's surface and it is very pleasing that at the beginning of 2000 we started looking for it all and found it on the territory of our polesian village of bezdezh, such an unusual tree for

our area grows in our village bezdezh, this is a black birch, its country of origin is considered to be south america, but probably our unusual warm polesian climate, but how... for success in one’s business and some endeavors, well, i think, all this is accomplished, brought to life, because look how many ribbons are already tied on it. in our village, probably a third of the residents living here are young people. work is not the last factor in which it is possible to attract.

then you will need it in advance so that you have cats in the dark

added a drop of it, well, wonder how you also need to earn money, what’s the problem here? with his craft , stepan vladimirovich confirms his work, his labor, he is not just a master, but a man who devoted 33 years to culture, stood at the origins of the cultural life of practically our district of our village bezdezh, yes, yes. for everything to work out for you , thank you, all the best, goodbye

, so do you too, this is our uncontrolled peasant house, which was built some 70 years ago, and it was built on the bank of our pleso river, of course , earlier it was more... full-flowing, so, probably, it was on the banks of the rivers that our villagers, our palyushuks settled, here our uncontrolled life arose, and of course, like near any house there is a large courtyard, now it is an open-air courtyard, it is called the kalyaples peasant farmstead, on its territory, on the territory of this farmstead there are a lot of different cultural... holidays, our guests like it, it’s interesting, they are happy to visit our peasant farmstead

at the museum of folk art, bezderzhsky apron it is probably difficult to find a country and a place on our land, not only the land, on our globe, where they would not know about our beautiful, incomparable linen, uncontrollable aprons, but i am very lucky, because every... day i can not only look at this beauty, but also try it on, because i work in a museum of folk art, a reckless apron, and even today i dressed up in our beautiful linen apron, and you know, before my grandmother never allowed me to try it on, she treated her things very carefully and reverently, and somewhere sometimes i could only try it on furtively, while my grandmother... didn’t see it, but she treated it with trepidation, because she put a lot of effort into creating

such linen beauty, she had to tighten very, very thin threads, be sure to loosen the threads and then older women checked, took a wedding ring and threaded these tense thin threads through the ring, my poor grandmother was when it was not possible for 300 threads to go through the ring... the threads were unsuitable for such aprons, now when i look at these aprons i can easily determine what not only my grandmother was like, but... the rest of our women, small, tall or thin or plump, because each one sewed an apron for herself, it is also noteworthy that until now we have not even we can find two completely identical embroidered aprons, each of our bezdezh women had only these beautiful snow-white

aprons, up to 15, and they wore such beautiful... aprons on some major church holidays, and of course on family celebrations and events, well and because it is necessary it took a lot of effort to create it, these weights were treated with care, which is why my grandmother did not allow me to measure the aprons. in total , there are about 360 of these beautiful snow-white aprons on display in our museum, the oldest one being one. all the way back to 1880. we find aprons among peoples in russia and ukraine. but, in my opinion, ours are the most beautiful and most special. if in other places the aprons are narrow and long, our bezderzhki aprons are much shorter and cover not only the front

of the bottom of the side of a woman’s skirt, such lush and beautiful aprons. you can close your eyes to hell, happiness, sadness, tears, tears, failure, and death forever. an apron, a charming piece, a geta camp, your own jumping abbits, and ubelcharomkhі, naked chyestsі, forget about the harta. put. our land without control, it is very rich in various talented people. well, i think some of these people now work at the bezdersky fartushok museum of folk art. it’s probably impossible without love for your work, without that sparkle in your eyes.

transfer the knowledge and skills that our residents used to have everywhere to our visitors. of course, our guests feel this with love for their work, and, i think, they are also beginning to appreciate their heritage, which is left from their grandparents and relatives. in our folk art museum , the bezderzhsky apron, there are many more very interesting exhibits and objects that are located in our hall, which

is called the compound. thanks to our museum, our contemporaries can see. these are the tools that were constantly used our rural residents, our hardworking palishuki men, and of course, we are very glad that in the modern world, in modern society, such, such unusual exhibitions are in demand and not only in demand, but are of interest both to the younger generation and there are enough mature people like this, in our place of hopelessness... women, not only are they talented, they are such craftswomen, every woman knew how to weave, embroider, and weave crowns, and even i still caught that moment, when there was a bench in our house, there was a loom, she, of course, didn’t really let me weave there for some items , but all the same, since this is childhood,

this desire to see everything, try everything, i also managed to climb in, weave something there, no matter what then came to my mother. it’s to scatter it there, it’s to do it all over again , but she never scolded me and even now i have this skill, it’s interesting to me, and my children are happy, that is, they also see my interest in this work and i also try not to take it away from them, so that they can do it too to make sure that this invisible thread connecting us with our grandmothers passes on to my children. hello, nina lukinichna, oh, how good it was for me to come to you today, how quickly you work, it seems that you just started, but i’m already working.

whenever i come to class, i feel like i always wear a suit like this, because the excursion arrives, and i dress like this, and this is a shirt, can you imagine, my grandmother whispered, how many years she has been embroidering a hole, she needs to learn how to sew. i was born in this wonderful corner of polesie in our native, my native

village of bezdezh, well, probably this stunning nature, stunning region, it leaves an imprint on later life, leaves an imprint at birth, so after graduating from the bezdezh school, i graduated from the minsk college of finance and economics and returned back with... my future husband, who was also born in bestege, for some reason he did not want at all, my native village, in which he expected me , just like me, to leave, from here, although he did not work here, well, that’s how we were left in hopelessness, here we had a girl, then another one girl, they really like it here too , well, probably the most important thing... is family, it’s hard to imagine me and myself without a family now, we like living here, we like working, we like doing something, that’s why we

stayed here. in our region there have long been a lot of different interesting and very tasty dishes, and today i will prepare such an unusual seasoning, the recipe for which was given to me by mine. grandmother used to cook it in every home, it was always present on the table, and how this interesting seasoning called makukha was prepared, we now let's see, flax seed is poured , then we take this mold, pour out our flax seed, so brown and pleasant, scatter it over the mold, put it in our stove, it has already burned out , we close the coals so that our seed dries, dry we'll have her for about an hour.

an hour has already passed and our delicious makukha, which is in the process of cooking, is ready. look, it has already become a little brown, but has dried out. browned then she will be able to reveal her taste enough ok, now i’ll pound it, of course, i now have this metal pounder, but before my grandmother always made this seasoning in such a wooden mortar with such a good grinder, in our rural uncontrolled stove it turns out very tasty not only makukha, but also... delicious steamed cabbage, this is generally an amazing dish, in order to cook it, we heated the stove well, raked out the coals and the whole cabbage,

put the heads of cabbage in this stove, this cabbage turned out so steamed, it became brown in color, then they took it out of the oven, cut it into pieces , seasoned it with today's flour, it turned out to be a very tasty dish, i crushed our family of flax, now i'll pour our flour into a bowl and add a little more salt to reveal the taste, aroma of the flour, look how interesting this yellowish one is my mokukha turned out to be a shade, with what it is eaten, now i will demonstrate, i will show, of course , first of all, our... bezdersky delicious lard, where would we be without lard, on a bezderzhsky table, you can also get very tasty mokukha when you sprinkle it

our... everywhere sauerkraut, then the aroma tastes amazing. the real taste of these dishes is revealed, of course, with my delicious aromatic topping. bon appetit everyone. probably, all native places are attractive, we especially feel this in adulthood, it is not for nothing that all older people, already of such a more conscious age, no matter where they live, no matter what the conditions. they have the coolest lives, they weren’t wonderful, for some reason they always want to return to their homeland, everyone is drawn to their homeland, well, probably this craving i didn’t have it in adulthood, from such an already conscious age it appeared to me, being a palishuk is a special pride, it’s closest to us from all these roads, which makes the sir clear up, hell shiryny paleu

don’t advyaztsi vachay, but ask for thoughts... yashche, yashche, yashche come back here.

perabov, layers of earth, our bright one, greet the peoples of the granary union, our dear people, mother, zanina, nezhnoshny.