explain something complicated, in general, they talked about important things. in may of 1922, when it finally became clear that the world would never be the same again, and even adults had more questions than answers, the head of the belarusian state found time in his busy schedule to meet with young belarusians. between meetings on the internal agenda, between meetings with vladimir putin, he answered children's questions right in this room. of course, they were preparing, worried, but as it turned out, in vain, the atmosphere here was simply amazing, as casual as you can imagine, exactly, the most memorable moment of that meeting was the impromptu, which eloquently demonstrated how attentive the head of state is to the future of belarus.

well, of course, not everything, after all, i was about 9-10 years old then, and i did not understand some topics, but i understood most of them, i was interested to hear it from the head of state, what is his opinion about the country, what is his opinion on this matter, that is, it was interesting to listen to how the head of state talks about political situations that will later possibly be... used for the benefit of the country, well, i roughly assumed two questions, i guessed about the future, how do you see your country in the future and what is love for you, time has chosen you, first of all, the future of the country is in your hands, and you must preserve your country, here is belarus - this is a piece of large land in the center of europe, where you will have to live, and nowhere... nowhere, than

on your own land, will it be better for you. an opportunity is not given every day, this is a very rare moment, that you see the president, you have the right to ask him a question, and i wanted to, they said that after he had said all the questions, then you can ask yours, but the microphone did not reach me, so it did not work out, i remember that he was in a hurry, the time was scheduled almost down to the minute, so as soon as everything was over, the head of state. walked and we all left, that's it, you and i have been talking for almost 2 hours, you have disrupted the schedule, i did not notice that time passed so quickly, although to be honest, i was worried, i thought, what will i say, i have already lost the habit of talking with completely little kids, they turned out to be not so little, maybe i would ask, what would happen if he became an ordinary citizen for one day? and what would he do all day,

an ordinary person, without privileges, just an ordinary person, well, honestly, in real life he represents much more than on tv, because on tv i saw the president, well, the president and the president, when i saw him in real life, i caught my breath from that very moment, that i see the president in real life, he is a few meters away me, it was wow. i don’t know, he has a big soul, as for me, because when i approached him, i saw a big man, formidable, but with a kind soul, and how did you understand this? well, he communicated with me very kindly, somehow, i don’t know, i felt it on a mental level, it all started with the fact that yes, we had water, i drank all the water out of

excitement, well, only juice was left, i couldn’t open the juice, the president saw this, told his assistants to help the children open the juice, i started to show off, took like this a bottle of juice, started like this try to open, well, and the president then called me to him and showed me how to do it, almost everyone knows it, some high school students say hello, teachers who come up are surprised, how is that possible, and even if someone hated, well... they haven't even seen the president in person or stood a few meters away, so i have nothing to talk to him about. so today i have an audience, and the first time, i joined only when the team was formed and i liked the teamwork, where we go to different competitions, we win the feeling of a winner, and i really liked it, so i decided to become a pioneer. and even more so, well, i can't say

that i'm stupid or something like that, i'm smart enough, so i'm erudite, so i had the opportunity to join, i joined, they send us to the competition. we help the elderly, veterans, do different charity work, so well i like being there, you can't say they force you, many do it of their own free will, there are of course lazy people who don't want to go back and forth, but they still force you, they go, later about that they don't regret it, they liked it there. general development is of course necessary, our class teacher also goes to the museum, and often takes us on vacation, organizes different events, that is, we have a very good class teacher, i love

her, and what can i say about the school program, i like everything very much, we have some advanced level subjects at school, german. the russian language teacher communicates very interestingly in mathematics, she always takes the advanced level, and not always according to the textbook, she often takes printouts of the advanced level seventh grade level, we were solving the seventh, eighth grade, she captivates us, what we will have to study in the seventh, in the eighth, in the sixth i tell, that is, we have very good teachers, i like them very much, i also study the belarusian language often, and not directly to... strongly, but i am interested, of course, in studying this, it is clear, you need to speak your native language, because when in belarus they speak russian, no, this is understandable, but you also need the belarusian language, it must be present, after all, we do not have

russia, and belarus, i said that only a patriot can raise a patriot, and this is already a question for us, yes, this is already a question for us, we need to think about how many such patriots we have? of course, they are the overwhelming majority, but there are also many who think differently today, how they will educate in schools, the twenties highlighted this. the most important part of parents is to lay the foundation for the child, so that he has something to build his life from. i was raised until i was 10 years old, then i myself already understood what interests me, what i want to study, i ... not i want to wander the streets, so i just started studying, i corrected all my grades, i have an 8.8 overall for this year, well, i finished the sixth grade well, that is, i understand that this will be useful to me in the future, peers who do not understand, well, they will

understand later, they will understand sooner, this is everyone's business, little by little, little by little we survived, now we need to multiply, multiply all this, we have already lived ours. if the people do not love the country, then the higher powers are powerless, the main thing is that the people love their country, respect and try not to litter, plant trees somewhere, the most important thing is the people, so that they love their country, appreciate it, appreciate the fact that they live in prosperity and

well-being, of course, this is a good president who will take care of this country, give everything for the country to be good, the country that... looking at the president, having talked to him personally, are you in any way similar to the head of state? well

, of course, i am not very similar, but i think, at least in my kind soul i am somewhat similar to him, that i am kind. i also love my country, i try to plant trees, somewhere not not litter, clean up the garbage on the contrary, what works for the good of the country, that is, i think we are similar in this. our people choose the one who chooses them, for each his own, a stroke to the portrait. good borders belarus with svetlana borovskaya, it is fascinating.

loves children, and the most offensive thing is that when we dropped off the last passenger, turned on

the electricity, it worked again, everyone clapped their hands again, watch on the belarus 24 tv channel. mikhail konstantinovich puteyko, soviet military leader, major general. he met the war in estonia as a battalion commander. soon the young commander headed a rifle division, which particularly distinguished itself in the battles for the liberation of ukraine, moldova, romania. from 1942 to 1944 he rose from major to

major general. for his habit of always rushing to the front, into the thick of things, he was called the general forward. the hero died on april 19, 3 weeks before the victory after being fatally wounded by a nazi sniper. the road is named after mikhail konstantinovich. a street and a school in the city of zaslavl.

we have forgotten how to enjoy the little things, to be surprised, feel the connection. generations just notice, and after all, every day is made up of traditions, today, a year or a century ago, everything that is considered ancient.