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. once sings, twice sings, three times sings, the canary owl mournfully ate.

the symbol of lagishin: a mystical wolf on elk legs with a fox tail. lagishin is located in the so-called log, at the time when it was founded by the merchant logish, according to legend, it stood on the so-called devil's pits, which never froze, such kupena. and therefore the animals that lived here, they had to adapt to life. even the wolf, according to some versions, was originally on the cranes on...

our park can be considered in lageshyn its heart, the historical heart and the heart in the full sense of the word, because it keeps the history of this place, in it both the tolerant slagishenians came together, the catholic church and the church nearby. and the soviet past and

the present already modernity, and it keeps in itself everything that is best, collected logishnce, probably, here, for me, first of all it is my childhood memories, very we often came here as little children with our parents, but now it seemed like an anachronism, these soviet parades, which everyone, probably, i think, my generation remembers with some slight sadness, because with dad, balloons... on the shoulders with treats, the area that stood here for dancing, music was playing on it, here is a new turn, and we thought, how cool these guys sing, they were just our lagishen guys, here once in my childhood i remember very well the film people in the swamp was filmed, and even in some stories you can see a lot of lagishenians, and these were such vivid... memories, i even

still remember the blouse that my mother put on me, the park was the same, there were more trees, we had interesting. soviet sculptures, but they were not removed, but in the park it was quite appropriate, because there was a catholic church and a church, i don’t know how they managed not to remove the site, that it was always a wooden dance floor, but the whole park was filled with lagishenians, some were dressed in stylized clothes that corresponded to the period of the film, but we are children, i remember, we were running, the tv crews chased us away too, we wanted to see everything, but it was really very interesting. in the middle ages , well, the heyday is logical, it was always the center, this place that had magdeburg rights, two fairs were allowed here twice a year, people came even from all around, not to mention from all over the area, there were even foreign merchants, so probably

this moment played a role when they chose lagirshi for filming, well , probably the local color, maybe because really, i already... i still work in this school, as a history teacher and the head of the museum, why i stayed here, i never even thought about it, it was probably necessary, maybe the cosmos decreed it this way, the place where i

was born, where my parents lived, i can’t imagine myself in any other place. i still remember this street from my childhood, we walked here very often, and these houses seemed fabulous and magical, and today these are already modern houses, renovated, just like the village itself, which seems to be ancient, old, but at the same time young, which already has more than 500 years of its history, it is a small town, then a district center, and today it is a renewed urban settlement lagishin in the pinsk district, it is constantly... developing, although it has a very ancient history. the settlement was first mentioned in sources in 1552. but recently there was evidence that lagishin was indirectly mentioned already in 1503, so we can say that lagishin is almost 500 years old. there are a number of versions of

why it is called that. the most common version is the legend of the merchant logish, who lost his son here and decided to stay. there is a scientific version. that lagishin is located in a hollow in a log, therefore lagishin, and there is also a very interesting version that an enterprising person founded shinok on the road between pinsk and ivatsevichi, it is located in a very convenient place, and since in the log of the tavern it turns out lagishin, each version is interesting in its own way, the most, probably, intriguing, tragic, exciting - this is the legend of logishin, about logishek, a merchant who was traveling to pinsk. to sell goods, he was caught by the road in lagishene night, and despite the predictions that he dreamed in a dream, he decided to stay here for the night, but since there were a lot of wolves in the area, during the time when the obos was in these places, the wolves

howled, the horses bolted, the convoy on which the son of logish was flying into a wolf pit, which did not freeze even in winter, the son died, the merchant decided ... in this place, i founded a settlement, when in the spring his people went to sell goods in pinsk, they were asked where you came from, they said from logishev shore, from logishin, well this legend is most it is liked by guests and residents of lagishin, so it remains the main official source of the name of the village of lagim. a house that remembers even before the soviet period, one might say, the polish hour, as they say in lagishin, once a doctor lived in this building, there was a council, was located, a policeman, but it was

also an administrative building at the same time, and people lived here, for example, the same, for example, a doctor lived here, but this is an example of architecture that has survived from that period. until 1941, a lot of jews lived in lagishin, now we can see a cemetery here jewish. this is a cemetery from the 19th century that has been preserved, which is also part of the history of the village. after the destruction of the geta , there were no jews left in the village, but their houses remained as a memory, which after the great patriotic war were given to the residents of the village, who, as you can see, made their own adjustments, time passes, but we can still see elements of jewish culture and architecture, the current tamilova street, lenin street

, modern, these were the so-called jewish streets, we can see by the houses about the wealth of a jew, in particular this house, you can see, it is brick, yes, solid, with certain elements, the roof, of course, has not survived, but it also had its own peculiarities, roofs, they have a break. and the houses that are further away were wooden, for example, they alternate, this indicates that the jews too, although they also kept different, here in modern times they say business, someone had someone who traded, someone had an oil mill, someone had tannery workshops, in different ways, and everyone had different incomes, and the architecture of the houses also speaks of this, this is one of the peculiarities, when the wooden part and... the brick part are combined, they were combined, we can assume that they were finishing building, maybe some

household buildings, or maybe later local residents after the war, because especially poor residents who were left without housing during the war, they were given these premises, but in particular, after the war there were also administrative buildings in them, for example, our lagishinskaya hospital occupied some of these buildings, or there further we have housing and communal services, for example, you can also see it by the house. different use was, some, of course, have already been demolished, some have acquired their modern appearance, but you can still guess this typical jewish building, before the war on this place there were houses of ordinary lagishen residents, but in 1943. this year the fascists arrived in february, drove the residents of two

houses with children into one house and burned it, allegedly for their connections with the partisans, they did not spare either the small children or the passers-by, so a memorial sign was installed here for fifteen residents of the village, if you look at the dates of birth, we will see that in mainly small children who were at home, their remains are buried in the lagishin cemetery. and here, as a place of memory and grief, to remind us that wars should not be repeated. the idea of ​​​​the memorial sign belongs to a local resident who, being a small child in 1943, accidentally witnessed this event, and he gave himself his word that someday there would be a memorial sign in this place, so in 2008, on his initiative, local residents collected money and this memorial sign was installed, which today... we can see. after the great

patriotic war, lagishin was a district center, lagishinsky district of the pinsk region. and after the reorganization of the pinsk region, it became an urban settlement of the pinsk district. today it is already a modern settlement with modern infrastructure, which tries to follow. the new spirit of the times, but preserve the past. orthodoxy in vlagishin already exists in the 15th century, throughout this time, orthodox churches replaced each other. unfortunately, their fate was not very happy, they burned down, but in the 19th century the holy transfiguration church was built, which we can see today. this chapel belongs to

the orthodox church complex, in soviet times they kept equipment here, i remember when we were little, we were very interested in what was there, all the time, and one day i was lucky, and we were so surprised that there was only equipment, a guitar, a kit, an ensemble was kept here, they kept their things, but already in the new time, so our soviet period restored it, put it in order, it was in a new... it was bought, this is the alexander chapel nevsky. for a long time, the katoriki did not have their own temple in lagishin, because the catholic temple... which was built during the reign of rodivil, it was given to the orthodox church, which later burned down, a new church was built, and the katoriki only received their temple in the 20th century, when they bought a plot of land and were able to build their own church, in which today the miraculous icon is kept, which is called the queen of polesia. our icon of the mother of god

of lagishin, it appears from the time... the swedish flood, when the swedes attacked europe, one row of swedish went to occupy piisk, then they stopped at the night camp, at night it was necessary to leave, because what the enemy found it was necessary to leave, the commander of this unit was collecting his things in the corridor left a roll, in the morning, when the owners unrolled this roll, it turned out that it was ...

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but there is also such a concept as lagishinskaya faith, when the lands of belarus became part of the russian empire, believers were forced to convert to orthodoxy, but there were people in lagishin who did not want to change their faith, they performed services, they prayed, but stubbornly did not go to church, only after the tolerant decree was issued, the lagishin people, one might say, returned to their roots, but ... resisted and did not make concessions, despite the various difficulties they had, so this term has been preserved, it can even be read in the church bulletin published with the orthodox synod, and this can be said, for a long time the highest circles of the church were

very confused, why the lagishinites resist so much, one can even talk about the lagishin character. uh, it will be mixed catholic, orthodox, uh, quite, i even know families in which - the wife will go to the catholic church, the husband to the church, or uh, the children also visit that

temple on holidays, probably, after all, one can say that the lagishin icon reconciled them. logical events. in the first days of the war, literally in august, the jewish ghetto in the village was shot, the grave of which is located in the village cemetery. but

despite this, lagishin managed to survive all the tragic events. and today it remains a modern village, which has an infrastructure that has all the opportunities for the development of youth. for example, a modern stadium, where our famous baseball team lagishedskie wolves and other sports are engaged, a house of mercy, which is built for the elderly using new technologies, a school, an art school, a hospital, everyone can find something to do to their liking in order to stay here and live further to develop the village. "i always liked history, and i first graduated from the pinsk pedagogical college, i was a primary

school teacher, but when life put me before the choice that i needed to continue my education further, i went to estfak without hesitation, it turned out that due to various circumstances there was a museum at the school, there was a director who was very interested in such a person. active, i watched her and gradually somehow i got drawn into this, well, and then over time it turned out that a position became vacant the head of the museum and after some time i was offered to do this, and i immersed myself, i have been immersed in this for more than 10 years now, and you know, well, this is probably a large part of my life, in my feelings when in history i logically just immersed myself, as you know, like i dove in. right away, and after that i began to gradually, gradually study, take an interest, study somewhere, develop,

and i like it, from the very beginning of its foundation, everything that is in the museum was brought by local residents and students, for example, an ancient hebrew prayer is written in parchment, despite the fact that during... what was found in the vicinity, the same stones, hammers, documents, documents of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth, the russian empire, advertising leaflets, various household items of the peasant.

brought simply handed over, and some bring the same and say: this is for your museum, here are household items of the peasant, almost every year new exhibits appear very interesting. our museum, in addition to the fact that it is the oldest school museum in the area, it survived, when many school museums simply disappeared, they were gone, they ceased to exist, our museum survived, we even expanded the exhibition, and uh in 2000. we received the title of people's, if in the pinsk region the title of people's is borne by the museum of yevgeny yanishets and yakub kolos, then we are an ordinary historical and local school museum, we have

the title of people's, the only one in the region.

you need to feel it, i don't know how to convey it, i always tell children: history, it is everywhere, it seems, well, and it happens every day, every day something in the world it's happening, it's happening in our village, it's happening in the republic, and we can't get away from history, there's family history, there's your personal history, and there's the history of the village, there's the history of the country and the world, and it's very important to know this, we can't get away from this.

then how can we live?