was carried out in three stages, today the traffic on its final part was ceremoniously opened. the dual highway will relieve the main one at the entrance to mogilev from the capital, connecting three microdistricts at once: kazimirovka, sputnik, kosmonavtov, where over 20,000 residents live. we are very glad that this avenue is opening in our city, i think that it will improve the residents' lives, they will be able to get to the city center faster. it's great that.

the total length of the modern dubliora highway is over 7 km and this is the first in the regional center betonka. about the wealth of the cultural heritage and historical memory were discussed today at the national art museum. a round table and presentation of paintings dedicated to the eighty-fifth anniversary of the reunification of western belarus and the bssr took place. the main art gallery of the country. the focus is on the exhibition of works by the people's artist of the rsfsr fyodor madorov and sketches by kuterina kniazev during the great patriotic war people's assembly in western belarus from the museum's collection. these are paintings by fyodor aleksandrovich madorov, who was directly on the national meeting in the city of bialystok, saw how it was held painted a huge picture. sketches and etudes for this

picture were kept, these sketches and etudes he already handed over to our museum in the post-war period. the round table belarusian culture - the basis of national unity is being held for the second time, is already becoming our tradition allows, it is this form of scientific event that allows us to comprehensively discuss the historical issue, discuss learn aspects of its disclosure in literary works, in works. scientific and educational event organized in tandem with the national academy of sciences of belarus. that's all for now, i'll tell everyone about the development of the event in the evening, see you there. belarus24 tv channel broadcasts for you around the clock, don't switch.

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cities received their name from the name of the tributary of a large river, near which they were located. pinsk, for example, from pina, vitebsk - from vidby, paul. from the chamber with brest everything was different: according to one of the legends, a rich merchant together with his friends moved through dense forests and swamps on trade matters. thickets of low elm, it is also called birch bark, became a real salvation for the wanderers. they established a gad and got out of the swampy captivity. at that very second, the merchant decided to give praise to the gods. on the nearest island, he first erected a temple. then he built huts and founded a city, beressie.

street lantern, pharmacy, everything is like a block. true, there are some differences, not night, but early morning. the mood is more life-affirming than in poetry, you see, there in the distance by the power of man, it is a regular lamplighter, you heard right, exactly a regular one, every day at a strictly allotted time he appears on the main pedestrian street of brest, he is like a magician, he controls the light, puts out and lights the lanterns, thus marking the beginning and end of the day. there is no such tradition in any other city in europe. permanent, like the sun and the moon. are you entitled to a vacation or do you have a double? there is no double, we are charging ourselves with the energy of visitors, guests, tourists. what do you like to do more, put out or light lanterns? well , it's more fun to light, a lot of people come and experience a lot of joy, some very

rudely for a push and pull, made a wish, it comes true. i have one professional wish, and for which one is better? all happy, all happy. so, daily 17 lanterns, 17 kerosene lamps, among the faithful assistants a ladder, flints admiring eyes of visitors and townspeople. brest-litovsk lanterns worked 800 hours a year, alcohol consumption 134 buckets.

no other county town knew such luxury, the press of that time wrote. during the first world war the building was destroyed, during the polish hour the station was rebuilt again in the folk style. during the great patriotic war, many objects of the railway junction were badly damaged. the building itself was partially damaged, but the labyrinths of deep basements still remember the feat of its defenders. no tourist has set foot here, a special concentration of emotions understanding the feat on the edge of human capabilities, in pitch darkness, waist-deep, or even neck-deep in water, the frozen and hungry defenders of the station, along with the military of the brest fortress , courageously held the defense for nine days and

nine nights. history is not always fair, their obvious feat was never appreciated. not one of the defenders of the station was awarded a state award. today, brest is the central calling card of belarus and its gateway to europe, one of the largest and most beautiful stations in the country is made in the stalinist empire style, a high spire topped with a five-pointed star, a symbol of the union of five continents. when decorating the station, a lot of attention was paid to the interior of the halls. colored marble and granite were delivered to vrest from different corners of the post-soviet space. that is why. some call the station an exclusive museum of minerals. beautiful, comfortable, safe, including for people with visual impairments. tactile tiles are laid out along the entire perimeter of the station. we gather all the energy in

our hands together, one, two, three, well, come on, anton, bye. i'm going to work. my young casual acquaintance would be delighted with the place i'm heading to. the railway museum equipment, here in the open air there are 50 units of rolling stock, what is not here: steam locomotives, diesel locomotives, a boxcar, a mail car, pore cranes, a car with an anti-aircraft mount. meet fedya, that's what the old man is called by the people. marking. stands for felix derzhinsky, if my memory serves me right, this is one of the most legendary, powerful

soviet serial steam locomotives, there are very few of them left. some of the exhibits are open for viewing, you can climb into the cabin and feel like a machinist of old times. driver damiev, locomotive lv0202 on control. the first thing that comes to mind. the city above god is the legendary brez fortress, the western fur post of the soviet union. its main entrance is literally a kilometer from the museum we have just been to. the five-pointed star is clearly visible from here. the brez fortress is one of the pearls of russian military architecture, a special witness of history. the best engineers of different years have racked their brains over how to make its walls even stronger. the fortress was rebuilt, modernized. peoples of the soviet

union, as brothers shoulder to shoulder stood to defend the fortress, brest, the motherland, thousands of people from all corners of the world come here to bow to their feat. according to the general plan for the development of brest, pyotr mironovich masherov interfered. the memorial complex "brest fortress hero" was created, including with his enormous support. svetonikolaevsky garrison cathedral was once one of the most beautiful temples built in the center of europe. during the great patriotic war, the walls of the christian shrine were the last. the resistance of the heroes of the citadel. the temple was badly damaged, but survived. few people know,

but on the site of the current city of brest there used to be only swamps up to the churchyard. the city itself was located right here under the fortress paving stones. dozens of luxurious baroque churches, cathedrals, monasteries and other monumental structures were literally thrown on the altar of the fortress. the government pledged to pay the population full compensation for the demolished property in money and timber. by a strange coincidence, it was at this time that the terrible fires. as you understand, the resettlement of residents has sharply accelerated, well, or accelerated, the city has grown in a new place. they are dedicated to their work, ready to share

knowledge, modern technologies are developing so quickly, today artificial intelligence rules the world, probably, in 50 years the museum will look a little different than today, no matter how modern the technical capabilities are, people come to the museum, after all, in order to touch under... our main concern is the health of the forest, protecting it from pests and diseases. watch

belarus 24 on tv. let's talk about the truth, about the fact that the president of my country is a leader, not a politician. the main strategic issues of all relations between minsk and beijing are decided personally by the leaders of the countries. alexander lukashenko and xiding ping agreed on the vectors of interaction between belarus and china, and this is an even greater influx of chinese investment into our country and a colossally greater influx of their technologies. the problem of migrants was not created by belarus, but by the west, which is unleashing wars and stimulates hunger. for the sake of an influx of cheap labor, it calls these poor fellows into itself, then changes its decision when it has enough migrants, but for some reason tries to shift the solution of the problem to belarus, which is also subject to their western sanctions, well , as for political prisoners, we don't have them, there are people who have received sentences for breaking the law, from an attempt at a coup d'etat to blocking roads at all sorts of

protests, the closer the elections, the less trust everyone should have in dubious citizens calling themselves bloggers, here you are sure that they did not get paid for someone's necessary opinion, which they will impose on you. author's project igor turai propaganda, watch on the belarus 24 tv channel. the bernardine monastery is the last witness of the medieval city, once it was part of a whole architectural.

place archaeological museum brestye, this is without exaggeration a world sensation, let's go there, here with your own eyes you can see almost in its original form an east slavic city, dozens of wooden buildings of the 13th century, street pavements, fences, numerous artifacts, the most valuable greetings from the past, as a rule, the remains of wooden buildings in any soil quickly decompose, ancient hail. cheberestye miraculously survived, the cultural layer is up to 7 m thick, high humidity and lack of air allowed to save many of the buildings on five, nine, some even on 12 logs, or as they are also called, crowns, a huge rarity, the average area of ​​​​the house was 14-15 m2, for some reason i remembered soviet

playgrounds with the same miniature houses, we played in them... daughters mothers, and the ancient brest residents lived with the whole family, with a whole horde of children. during its almost thousand-year history, the city changed its location twice, its name four times: brest, brest-litovsk, brestnadbug, brest, but this is the official name of the city, the brest residents, impressed by the arrivals, christened it the eastern venice, the city of twenty-one churches, the gateway to the polish-lithuanian commonwealth. ancient brest, in modern language, was a real innovator. it was here that the famous grunwald plan was developed battles, the largest suspension bridge in the russian empire was built. brest was the first belarusian city to receive the right to

self-government. it was on the beautiful and fertile lands of brest that the first was built. on the territory of the grand duchy of lithuania, the town hall, the breza union was concluded, and that's not all. the first primer and a masterpiece of world book printing, the razivilovskaya bible, were published in the first printing house in belarus, the breza one. brest was adorned with the richest synagogue in the entire polish-lithuanian commonwealth. and here, its own system was carried out water supply. the mint was functioning. even the first plastic surgery, it seems, was the work of a local. he sewed on part of the nose of the owner of the tavern. modern brest is cozy, dynamic, today almost 350,000 people call themselves brest residents . the regional center is actively being built up, developing, but the atmosphere of the old city still lives on its central streets. the city history museum is located in a mansion

built in 1928. when brest became part of. in poland, this street was home to the most important officials. true, there was one condition - the construction of such a mansion. they certainly had to contain beautiful, fluffy, green front gardens with flower beds and lawns. well, how else to define an important official. it's high time to get acquainted with the architectural subtleties of the city. help is needed. even before the city was moved from the territory where the brest fortress is now located to its current location, there was a guest house here. and travelers, guests of the city, before arriving, had the opportunity to stop, spend the night, have a bite to eat, change horses. history requires details, a closer

look, i was convinced of this once again, having found myself in this unusual courtyard. here is the blk stamp, brisk-litovsk fortress and the date of manufacture of the brick, 1886. here it is, another confirmation of the effect. nicholas i, having signed the project for the construction of the fortress, wiped the ancient city off the face of the earth, time passed and almost the same story happened with the impregnable pastion of the russian empire, with a stroke of the pen, it turned into a quarry. a characteristic feature of jewish houses, shutters inside the apartment, well, with the wealthy people were, well, such dangerous times, defended themselves as best they could, yes. there are plenty of spicy stories in any city, brist is no exception. at

the beginning of the 20th century, in this house on krivaya street, at that time it had exactly this name, lived the captain of the polish army andrzej with his young wife votslava. he often looked in on the latter, or rather climbed up the drainpipe to the second floor.

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. you can enjoy the atmosphere of romance, birds singing, green views, leisurely life in another place that is popular with brescia residents in the city park of culture and recreation. by the way, in tsarist times this park did not play a special role for the city, but in the polish period it became central, either because proximity of the garrison fortress, or for some other reason, it is difficult to say. the park garden was planted by soldiers of the lebava regiment of the russian army, which was stationed at this place. almost the whole of brest is in the palm of your hand. the height of the attraction reaches 40 m, the second after minsk. ferris wheels in size, in general, life is like a ferris wheel, only it was at the very top, bam

again slowly. you roll down, and then everything is new. the bridge connecting the main part of the park with the island has become a special place for young couples. it has become a tradition for newlyweds hang locks on it. oh, vanya and katya tied the knot with such a huge lock. do you believe it too? there is something to see and be surprised at here, but perhaps the main feature is the green attire, which is unusual for these latitudes. in total , over 200 species of shrubs and trees grow in the park. the beautiful gartensia. by the way, in the language of flowers it means indifference, inflexibility and heartlessness. another exclusive is the abraham's tree,

a priest. regardless of religion, it was used to make staffs. whatever your mood , elevated, contemplative, or even reminiscent of dostoevsky, go to such green, energetically charged parks. as is known, brest is located at the junction of three borders, belarus, poland, ukraine, border crossings, warsaw bridge kozlovich, the largest in belarus. by the way, customs officers and border guards. have long been considered an elite class for a minute with the most educated people. the poet fyodor glinka wrote in his memoirs so. director of the brestlitovsk customs so honest, kind and polite that everyone would consider it a pleasure to open not only their suitcases, but even their hearts to him. this museum is popularly called the spasenka, a marker

of vigilant work with modern. aivazovsky's and messeyedov's paintings are now stored within these walls. they tried to take cultural values ​​abroad, but customs did not give the go-ahead. the exhibition presents about 400 works of art. style, it combines features of the renaissance, baroque, classicism and art nouveau. only a few hours remain until the meeting with the city's mascot, the lamplighter, we still have a lot to do. today, sovetskaya street

is the main pedestrian thoroughfare , the city's calling card. tourists have long dubbed it the brest broadway or pedestrian arbat. it is interesting that 150 years ago, sovetskaya was also one of the most fashionable places in brest-litovsk. medicine has been sold here for almost 100 years. this three-story building with an original bay window and balconies in the art nouveau style was built by the architect solomon grinberg. his family lived on the second and third floors, and the first was given over to a pharmacy. spouse. the architect was a pharmacist, let's take a quick look here, here you can not only buy medicine for the body, but also refresh your historical memory. do you somehow hold such publications in your hands, what do you feel? goosebumps run down your body, from the excitement of the fact that this publication was created during the war, it was used in pharmaceutical medical institutions during the war . the room with the museum exposition

carefully preserves. and this is the largest cinema in modern brest. it is built on the foundation of the old synagogue. the walls of the jewish temple were also used as load-bearing structures. in november of the thirty- ninth year, the great sorcerer of the last century, saving himself.