earlier to be sown with tushina and fresh winds, and to give there the kalmaty volati, which today are treated with one of the brands of belarus. the tv news agency presents.

almost 350,000 young men and women worked daily on the forage harvesting, of which 150,000 were young city dwellers. on saturdays and sundays , this figure increased to half a million people. since the seventies, as long as i have worked here on the collective farm, not a single kilogram of roughage has been purchased. we help our neighbors, mow down wastelands.

sergey pretytsky, kirill orlovsky, verakh weapons, vasily korsh, grigory kafanov did not even imagine that they would find immortality in the names of streets, squares, boulevards of 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 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 is masha bogatyr and this is the project route posstroit!

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 streets and the dynamo stadium , there is the boulevard of september 17, which today personifies the city of the 21st century. 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, ulyanovsk, kirov streets and the dynamo stadium was named boulevard of september 17. this the decision was made on december 24, 2021, by the minsk city council of deputies. it was in 2021

that the holiday of national unity day was established by the president. 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 resulted in 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 organization. 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 just then decided to call kirov street the street one. and peaceful city. the idea rightfully deserves five plus. everything is united here. minsk is sporty, 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 figure it out i will start my investigation from the place where it all began. therefore, the next point of my route. the village of timkovichi in the kopolsky district in the minsk region, where the fifth outpost of the seventeenth timkovichi red banner border detachment. a museum of the same name was organized in the local school, which contains a historical exposition. natalia, tell us about your museum. you are in the museum of the 17th red banner timkol border detachment. this museum was created on the initiative of the former director of the school rabanenko. naida iosifovna, she worked as a director from 1945 to 1980, at 45 years old she worked as a director in this school, it was she who began searching for traces of border guards in our area and found all the border guards, relatives, veterans of border guards on her initiative

also held meetings with veterans-border guards. more than 100 border guards came, their families, they marched here in a victorious procession. in timkovichi with a memorial sign, where the border guards who died on the territory of our area from 1923 to 1939 are buried. i learned that grigory kafanov, fedot naidzenov, mikhail nazdarsky are border guard heroes who glorified the belarusian land with their military exploits. here in this photo you see, nazarsky mikhail vasilyevich, he was the head of the border detachment in 1937. to 1939, here is his son vasya, he came with his father to timkovich in 1938, when the father gave an order to his son so that he would not forget timkovich and the timkovich land, since it was very dear to him. the wife

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. things of the soldier's life, which preserve the historical memory of the courageous people. the exploits of the red army soldiers, border guards deserve special attention in history of our country. in october 1938, fedut naydenov and grigory kafanov, having gone out to the patrol, they detained very dangerous saboteurs who wanted to cross the border and send all the drinking sources in the village of timkavichi, they found these violators. an ampoule with poison, they wanted to poison all the drinking sources, for this feat they were awarded the order of the red banner. local residents said that on slutskaya street, here in timkovichi there is a house in which that same hero-fighter-red army soldier, grigory ilyevich, once quartered

kofanov with his family. of course, today there are other owners and a peaceful life here, but the walls, it seems to me, keep memories. this is a memorable place, because once upon a time the headquarters of the 17th red banner timkovich border detachment was located here, and now. far from here, literally 8 km away, there was a border between western and eastern belarus. 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 is reunite the belarusian people. for 18 long years, relatives and friends lived on both sides of the border, under the yoke of the poles, without the right to

land, without their native language, with closed orthodox churches. the soldiers of the 17th red banner border detachment were the first to cross the border of the polish state and went on the offensive. 466 thousand soldiers and commanders of the red army liberated belarusian cities day after day. baranovichi, novogrudok, lida, slonim, pruzhany. grodno, pinsk, brest, malorita. it took the defenders 12 days to finally restore the historical justice. and i'm heading further to the partisan region, to the ivocevic district, to the city of kosovo. 2 and a half hours on the road will pass unnoticed. believe me, the partisan region of pole forests, rivers and swamps amazes with its beauty.

we follow the sports life of our country. swimmer igor bokey opened the account of belarusian medals at the seventeenth summer paralympic games. we approached this world championship very well, considering that we have a young team.

the result of 2022 alone in the world was more than 281 million international migrants, the eu countries should humanly accept those who were deprived of the right to a peaceful life, since they invaded iraq, libya, syria with their democracy as part of nato. the west continues to provoke conflicts that generate multi-million flows of refugees, and then cynically accuses globally.

ksenia lebedeva's authorial view on the policy of double standards in the project is different, watch it on the belarus24 tv channel. the market square where we are now has become the very place that remembers well

tragic events of the 27th year of the last century, 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, modern. of the city of kosovo itself, but it is also interesting even the square of february 3, here we have a street called february 3, such a toponym is even unique in itself, well, it is connected precisely with the events. distant 1927, the events, in fact, began plus or minus somewhere a month ago, when mass arrests of members began communist party of western belarus and the people's community, the people naturally decided to hold just an ordinary rally, they picked an ordinary fair day, february 3 , 1927, they went out with demonstrations, the organizers were local members

of the communist party of western belarus, including filip pestrac and nikolai trynda. people died, about a dozen were wounded, convicted and sent to polish prisons, all of these were residents of the surrounding villages, the most ordinary people, in memory of the bloody february , a memorial was erected on the market square in kosovo stella. sergey sergeyevich, why

did kosovo become the center of political struggle? well, imagine, twenty-first year essentially immediately.

a bright personality in the struggle against polish assimilation because of the unity of the belarusian people was philip pistrak, a member of the communist party of western belarus. his personal belongings are kept in the local history museum in the city of ivatsevich, where i am now heading. you can get from kosovo to ivatsevich in 13 minutes along the r-44 road, having covered. not much, not a little, 15 km, i have been here before, but i admit, every time discovering more and more new facts. well, what we have, in principle, things are already memorial, what was passed on by relatives, philip pestrac, well, these are his personal things, in essence, here is a small set directly from his writing set,

what from his work, creativity has already passed directly to us in the museum, well and such ... and the grain of his creativity, what the author touched, what he created, in essence so. and tell us more about these items? well, here is such a writing set, a stand for writing utensils, what the author directly touched it, well, and since this is still - even the fifties, sixties, i don’t know, honestly, what kind of object it is, in my childhood there was nothing like this, after all, we wrote with a pen, the pen leaves greasy streaks and the like, well... nevertheless, the ink needs to be blotted, so this is just a press on the pie, only a more modern plastic one, or here we even have organic glass, just a blotting paper was inserted, well, and the author is already some kind of modern blotting paper, yes yes yes, well, not even that modern, it’s more like

yes, more technological, so to speak, children at school, even in my memory, simply took a piece of blotting paper somewhere, well... it was all, how to say, blotting, well, here it turned out even more technological, well, a key, a key with a small secret, of course, but yeah, 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, which of course - were from, well, to be honest, with the light hand of the author, went to the people in the masses, well, and of course, they came to us and we also preserve them, well, not without it, of course, did your relatives find your museum themselves and hand it over? naturally, well, all of this was essentially handed over as memorial items, after all, he is our fellow countryman, the village of sakovtsy,

so well, it was necessary to make him look silly, naturally, how could we do without philip pestrac, the builder of barricades, and what did philip pestrac write? well, his subject matter, so to speak, is divided into several peculiar stages, pre-war - this is of course what concerns the people's struggle with the polish government, this is what concerns... such is the difficult fate of a belarusian, o whose work can be remembered forever, but as they say, it is better to be imbued and read it yourself, especially since i

love this activity very much, but more on that later, it is time for me to move on, the next point of my route is the brest region, a partisan land of forests, rivers, lakes and swamps. 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 sidin ping agreed on the vectors of interaction between belarus and china, and this is an even larger influx into our... but chinese investments and a colossally larger influx of their technologies. the migrant problem 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 these poor fellows into itself, then changes its decision when it already 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 violating of the law from trying. the closer the elections, the less trust everyone should have in dubious citizens calling themselves bloggers, so you are sure that they were not given money for someone's necessary opinion, which they will impose on you. author's project of igor turai propaganda. watch on the belarus 24 tv channel. these people are cursed to their country.

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my path ran through the urban settlement of telekhany along the r6 highway, then along the road along the aginsky canal, passing local villages into the thick of the forest. landscape reserve vygonashchanskoe has an important historical significance in the unity of the belarusian people. people of high water at all times conquered or conquered the belarusian polesia. but what is the world of polesia today? let's see. 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 record basins.

in the silence he can only rest and enjoy this fresh, clean air, but this, as it turned out, is not all the beauty of the local places, an even more exciting walk awaited me. maria, today we are in a specially protected natural area and on the shore of such a beautiful lake, it is called bobrovichskoye, why is it called that, because, probably,

people already lived more than... years ago, practically people lived in the stone age, even archaeologists in 2010 found a lot of objects from this period, and hammers, arrows, and scrapers, everything from the stone age, how did they get here, the fact is that at that time polesie, it was completely flooded with water, where now we have...

peat bogs, where there were swamps, it was all water, imagine how beautiful it was then in polesia, that's where they started to populate, mostly from the south, probably, all these islands in polesia, which were visible from this huge sea, that is, mineral islands, there were big ones, small ones, everything, there was a lot of pressed water here, a lot of fish. a lot of animals, a lot of berries, there was a lot of everything, but there was no land where it was possible to plant some crops, or sow this and get bread, and did you know that the people who live in polesia today are called polishuks, why? yes, because their ancestors poleshukali to settle and live, that's where the name poleshuk comes from, well, we're sailing

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, the people who saved were saved, i met them, they said that it happened on september 13, the villages were surrounded.