sergey pretytsky, kirill orlovsky, verakh oruzhiya, vasily korsh, grigory kafanov did not even imagine that they would find immortality in the names of streets, squares, boulevards in large and small cities of our country. agree, it is the streets that keep the history of the exploits of great people, and behind each name is a chronicle of the life of the people. hello everyone, have you ever wondered. why is it that in every belarusian city there is so often a street named september 17, why is this date so important in our history? let's figure it out, with you masha bogatyr and this project route built!

i will start my journey in the capital of our homeland in the hero city of minsk. in the leninsky district of minsk at the intersection of kirov lenin ulyanovsk and dynamo stadium streets is located the boulevard of september 17, which today personifies the city of the 21st century. anna, hello, hello. i have a question for you right away: how long ago did the boulevard of september 17 appear in minsk? in honor of the day of national unity, which belarusians celebrate on september 17, the boulevard within the boundaries of lenin, ulyanovskaya, kirov streets and the dynamo stadium was named boulevard 17 september. this decision was made on december 24, 2021 by the minsk city council of deputies. it was in 2021 that the president established the holiday

of national unity day. the history of this holiday begins in 1939. it was on this day , september 17, that the polish campaign of the red army began. which saw the reunification of western belarus with the bssr. this day is an act of historical justice in relation to the belarusian people, and divided against their will by the riga peace treaty in 1921 year. the unity restored in 1939 allowed belarus to survive during the great patriotic war, take an honorable place in the international community and become one of the co-founders of the united nations. why here, in this place? the boulevard itself begins with kirov street and many have already forgotten that kirov street was previously called july 11 street. in the interwar period, july 11 was a significant holiday for our country, since july 11, 1920 marked

the liberation of minsk from the polish invaders. and it was decided to call kirov street july 11 street. since we are leading a river. just about the polish intervention, these two streets are historically connected. walking along the boulevard, i feel a special atmosphere. today i am pleased and happy to see well-kept streets, green squares, modern buildings of a dynamic and peaceful city around me. the idea rightfully deserves an a+. all the necessary spheres for life in belarus are united here. minsk is sports, minsk is cultural, minsk is historical. oh, how interesting, but at what price did they get peace? i am a traveler, inquisitive, i want to understand, i will start my investigation from

the place where it all began. therefore, the next point of my route is the village of timkovichevko. the local school organized a museum of the same name, which contains a historical exposition. natalia, tell us about your museum. you are in the museum of the seventeenth red banner timkovsky border detachment. this museum was created on the initiative of the former director of the school, zinaida iosifovna romanenko. she worked. director from 1945 to 1980, at 45 years old she worked as a director in this school, it was she who took up the search for traces of border guards of our area and found all the border guards, relatives, veterans of the border guards on her initiative

, meetings were also held with veterans-border guards, more than 100 border guards and their families came and they marched here in a victorious procession through timkovichi. here is his son vasya, he came with his father to timkovichi in 1938, when the father gave an order to his son so that he would not forget exactly timkovich and the timkovich land, as it was very dear to him. the spouse of the head

of the border detachment, nina sergeevna, donated the personal belongings of the hero to the museum, among the exhibits are numismatic items, photos from the personal archive, and items of soldiers' everyday life. which preserve the historical memory of the courageous people. the exploits of the red army border guards deserve special attention in the history of our country. in october 1938, fedot naidenov and grigory, having gone to rad, detained very dangerous saboteurs who wanted to cross border and poison the springs in the village of timkovich, they found the violators with the poison, they wanted. all the fifth springs, for this feat they were awarded the order of the red banner. local residents said that on slutskaya street, right here in timkovichi, there is a house in which that same hero-fighter, red army soldier grigory ilyich

kofanov, once lived with his family. of course, today there are other owners and a peaceful life, but the walls, it seems to me, keep memories. this is a memorable place, because once upon a time the headquarters of the seventeenth red banner timkovichi border detachment, they are literally not far from here. the border between western and eastern belarus passed near the village of timkovichi in the town of zarakovtsy. on september 17, 1939, this was the starting point for the liberation campaign of the red army, the main goal of which was to reunite the belarusian people. for 18 long years , relatives and friends lived. on both sides of the border, under the oppression of the poles, without the right to land, without their native language, with closed

orthodox churches. the fighters of the 17th red banner border detachment were the first to cross the border of the polish state went on the offensive. 466,000 soldiers and commanders of the red army liberated belarusian cities day after day. baranovichi, novogrudok, lida, slonim, pruzhany, grodno, pinsk, brest. malarita. it took the defenders 12 days to finally restore historical justice. and i am heading further to the partisan region, to the ivotsevichi district, to the city of kosovo. 2.5 hours on the road will pass unnoticed. believe me, the partisan region of the polesie forests, rivers and bolody amazes with its beauty.

acquaintance with belarusian enterprises and an outstanding result of their work, without compliance with the required characteristics , the products will not come out, if we do not apply modern knowledge, modern technologies , then we will not have... a future, and i assure you, we have a future, we make a very amazing and rare product, not only in the country, but in principle in the region, because there are not many companies that make watches, directly do production, an approach to business that everyone should strive for, when we release something, it is a big burden, and we need to maintain the brand, therefore we are in a responsible and combative mood, i can say with confidence that our team -

the issues of all relations between minsk and beijing are decided personally by the leaders of the countries. alexander lukashenko and xidin ping agreed on the vectors of interaction between belarus and china, and this is an even greater influx of chinese investments into our country and a colossally greater influx of their technology. the problem of migrants was not created by belarus, but by the west, which unleashes wars all over the world and stimulates hunger for the sake of an influx of cheap labor, calls for force these poor fellows. then he changes his mind when he has enough migrants, but he tries. we don't have them, there are people

who have received sentences for breaking the law, from attempting a coup to blocking roads during various protests. the closer the elections, the less trust everyone should have in dubious citizens, called bloggers. you are sure that they were not paid for someone's necessary opinion, which they will impose on you. igor's author's project. propaganda, watch on the belarus 24 tv channel. the market square where we are now has become the very place that remembers the tragic events of 1927 well. it was here that belarusians

tried to defend their rights under polish oppression. sergey sergeyevich, what happened in this place? well, here, as a kind of historical, yes , in principle, the modern center of the city of kosovo itself, but even the square of february 3 is interesting, here we have a street called february 3. even the toponym itself is unique, well, it is connected precisely with the events of the distant 1927, the events in fact, it started about a month ago, when mass arrests began.

sergey sergeyevich, why did kosovo become the center of the political struggle? well, imagine, in 2021, essentially, right away, when a new administrative department was organized, kosovo became the center of the povet, well, in fact, at that time it was, well, somewhere plus or minus a district center, that is, naturally, here are the polish political, well, so to speak,

organizations, actually here are the elderships, that is, everything is united around this.

his personal belongings are stored, where am i now i'm leaving, you can get from kosovo to ivatsevich in 13 minutes along the r-44 road, having covered a little-not-at-all 15 km. i've been here before, but i admit that each time i discover more and more new facts. well , what we have, in principle, things are already memorial, what was given by relatives, the motley, well, these are his personal things, in fact, a small typesetter straight from his desk, what from his work, creativity has already passed straight to our museum, well, and such a grain of his creativity, that, to what the author touched, what he created with, that's basically it, but tell us more about these objects, well, here's a writing set, a stand for writing utensils,

what the author directly touched, well, and since this is still the fifties. i don't know, honestly, what kind of object this is, there was nothing like this in my childhood, we still wrote with a pen, the pen leaves greasy stains and the like, but nevertheless, the ink needs to be blotted, so this is just a poppier press, only a more modern one plastic, or here we even have orcglass, just inserted the blotting paper, well , and the author is already such a modern blotting paper, right? so to speak, children at school even in my memory simply took a piece of blotting paper somewhere , well, by hand, that's all, but how to say , blotted, well, here it turned out even more technologically, well, a key, a key with

a secret not big of course, but yeah. and a household item, but the author's hand touched it, one way or another, as it is, well, actually there are a number of publications that, of course, were, well as they say with the light hand of the author, went to the people to the masses, well and of course they got to us and we also preserve them, well, not without this, of course, it was the relatives themselves who found your museum and handed it over, naturally, well, all this was essentially transferred as a memorial. items, after all, he is our fellow countryman, the village of sakovtsy, therefore, well, it was necessary, it was necessary to onion him, naturally with us, how could we do without philip pestrac, the builder of barricades, and what did he write? well , his subject matter, so to speak, is divided into several peculiar stages, pre-war - this is of course, what concerns already the people's struggle against the polish government, this is what

concerns the communist party of western belarus, but the barricades that were created right here, essentially by the communist underground, and of course there is a separate military theme, because during the war he was evacuated, after all, he was evacuated, well, and there is already more patriotic, as they say, military... brest region, a partisan land of forests, rivers, lakes and swamps. my path ran through

the urban settlement of telekhany along the r-6 highway, then along the road along the aginsky canal, passing local villages into the thick of the forest. the vygo nashchanskoye landscape reserve has an important historical significance in the unity of the belarusian people. people of high water have always conquered or conquered the belarusian polesia. but what is the world of polesia like today? let's take a look. the reserve is located on the territory of the vatsevichi, lyakhovichi and... gantsevichi districts in the brest region. this is the largest preserved forest-swamp massif on the main watershed of the river basins, the black and baltic seas. today, every

a tourist has the opportunity to come here, relax, communicate with nature. we have everything done so that a tourist can get to know nature, its diversity, get to know birds, animals, and of course, forests. the thing is that... an ecological trail, it is on an island, there is water around it, and this island is practically a nature reserve, we have artificial nesting there, we have h4 routes there, and different routes, you can go through a swamp, you can go on dry land, you can sail a boat in a quiet place, so a lot of people come to us there are a lot of people and we conduct excursions, educational excursions, and, as they say, for the soul of a person, because in silence a person can only gain good energy, in silence he can only rest and enjoy

this fresh, clean air, but this, as it turned out, is not all the beauty of these places, an even more exciting walk awaited me ahead. maria, today we are in a specially protected natural...

the fact is that at that time polesie, it was completely flooded with water, where now we have peat bogs, where swamps, that's all. water,

imagine what beauty there was then in polesia and here mainly from the south, probably , all these islands in polesia, which were visible from this huge sea, that is, mineral islands, there were large, small, everything, there was a lot of pressed water, a lot of fish, a lot of animals, a lot of berries, everything was there. a lot, but there was no, there was no land where it was possible to plant some crops, or sow and this and get bread, and did you know that the people who live in polesia today are called poleshuks, why? yes, because their ancestors poleshukal to settle and live, that 's where the name poleshuk came from, well, we sail on, 3 km separate the island from the land. as

it became known, people lived on the island for a long time, they were engaged in agriculture, fishing, gathering, lived peacefully, but in 1942 trouble came here, people who saved, were saved, i met with them, they said that it happened on september 13, the villages were surrounded, people were driven into separate houses, where they were shot. e ss battalion, which consisted of lithuanians, lithuanians latvians, six were burned villages, four villages together with the inhabitants, this is not counting the farmsteads, not counting the forest estates, there were foresters too.

everything and as the germans reported that they were here, of course, the partisans gave them a big rebuff, because the swamps were impassable, and no additional equipment could be used here, so the partisans won these battles, so they decided then to burn these partisan bases, as they called them, that is...

the local residents and the local residents around all these swamps were burned destroyed. today there is a peaceful sky above the head big plans for the future. this is truly a great happiness. the strength of belarusians is in unity. the main thing is to remember, honor, preserve the memory of past generations. travel, explore new places, relax, recharge. with new emotions impressions together with the program the route is built.