here the vocational school took the form of a resolution of the council of ministers of the belarusian ussr, but the beginning of the work showed the inadmissibility of such an approach, we had to fight for this castle, we spent a lot of time on it, a lot of effort, but it was worth it. in 1987, the castle became a branch of the state art museum of the bssr, a very complex task,

the last 100 years of the mir castle besprizornik saved. only the last owner of the estate, mikhail svyatopolk mirsky, was seriously engaged in the restoration issue, but he did not do anything brought it to the end. this place would have remained in ruins if the president had not personally handed over the affairs in the 2000s. peace on earth is unthinkable without historical memory. and creation is the continuity of the historical path - it is a step into the future.

in fact, the izrastians themselves, according to the archaeological research that took place. no one purposefully collected noble buttons in museums, but we had such an idea in the museum. the fact is that buttons at that time were integral decorative elements of noble men's clothing. costume. in our museum there are over 200 such noble buttons. mir

castle is really a castle for people, and not only those living in our village, but also for people who work in our museum and those people who live in the republic of belarus. every visitor understands that there must be legends and some thoughts associated with such structures. whether there was a tunnel, or this is another myth that captivates the palace history, who knows, but the mythical underground passage is not the only clue in this matter, between the world and nesvizh have a lot in common, it's true, they once belonged to one nesvizh ordination with... here and the town hall. by the way,

the descendants of nikolai christopher rodvil sirotka owned these lands until the second world war. it's hard to believe, but in soviet times there was a sanatorium here. the creative and political elite recovered in the magnate rooms. people's artists.

yes, central heating was installed, most of these elements of the heating system, the old one, it was simply destroyed, on the other hand, preserved elements.

monuments are already national capital, which is not subject to devaluation, there were very detailed inventories, they were present and we tried to recreate everything from the color of the walls, to the pattern of the parquet, to the pattern on the ceilings and so on, all this was recreated, this is... the palace castle or the castle palace is a real teleport to the 18th and 19th centuries. all because the overall ensemble was constantly adjusted to match the times. here we can find the late renaissance and baroque and even classicism. in this hall we have

original furniture, native ardilovskaya, and there are halls where furniture is also. the castle together with the parks and the nesizhsky farny church was included in the unesco world heritage list, these documents, copies of which are kept here by us, so that any visitor can see how the state preserves its history, protects it, and we must leave this piece of our history of the 16th-19th centuries, so that our children,

great-grandchildren can see the history of belarus, its roots, which come from afar. but everything that we began to do to understand our past, its influence on today and the future of our belarus, must continue.