number of floors, probably depending on what each of the authors understood by the word floor. we do not know either the original appearance, or the author, or the exact time of its construction. in 1772, after the division of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth, chechersk became part of the russian empire, and a year later, in 1773 , the town passed into the possession of zakhar grigorievich chernyshov. at the insistence of the russian... the construction of a new stone town hall began, the year the construction began, the name of the architect is silent history, now the building dates back to the end of the 18th century, also in chechersk three churches and a catholic church appeared. the building of the chechersk stone town hall is rectangular, has two floors in height, on the sides the roof is crowned with four-sided towers with spires. in the center of the roof on a raised

drum there is a fifth tower, narrowed at the top, the windows of the first floor are rectangular, on the second - pointed with an arched finish, the cornices are decorated with figured brackets, the towers on the roof are made of wood, but their decorations correspond to the composition and stone decorations on the rest of the building. such a tendency was observed in russian architecture of the 16th century century. after the war, the building was used by the city. administration in early 1974. the town hall was badly damaged in a fire, which destroyed all the wooden structures. repair and restoration work dragged on until 2004. the town hall building was ceremonially opened on september 24, 2004, on the day of the 845th anniversary of the city of chechersk. a visit to chechersk. and a visit to the town hall is part of

a number of educational tours around belarus. today, the town hall building houses a historical and ethnographic museum. welcome welcome to belarus. the hosts of travel show like at home know exactly how to behave when visiting. foreign students travel around belarus! hello everyone! today we are traveling around the minsk region, i was told that we need to start our excursion in a village called gorodischi, neiki is great, they study its history, explore the sights, beautiful, friends, today we are in the city of arsen.

in order for france to be france again, we need a space for free communication. in france, unfortunately, it is impossible. political sovereignty can be easily restored, but this sovereignty has no meaning if there is no mental, cultural sovereignty. russia is the guarantor of the defender of traditional values. is not aimed at improving

the education system, not at improving, on the contrary, breaking, in fact, this is in the deepest sense an anti-human ideology, which can be seen in the development of the so-called transhumanism. we saw a magnificent reflection of this ideology in the opening and closing ceremony of the olympic games in paris, because of this unbearable atmosphere, many french people want to leave the country. so what is the truth or is it something else? author?

authentic immigrant and russian traditions, the new european renaissance culture was also growing. and there our late gothic, i got a fantastic return. sculptures on our tv channel. the heroes of this program chose life outside the city. my personal life is plants, i take care of them, i enjoy them, a lot has changed, i graduated from university, hurray, i have

another park, in the old park i have such a reform produced, that is, before there were more annuals, now it's the opposite, all perennials, to make it easier to look after the bees, i've been dreaming since i was little... that i had an apiary, my own hives, there they see more opportunities and use them to the maximum. natalie, in the sixteenth year, and you said goodbye to the city forever, you are restoring the apple orchard, yes, the orchard is big, yes 16 hectares, it opens up in the sun, closes in the shade, and what's there - a red stem, green, amazing, some kind of radish, what does it look like visually beets? but this is mongolia, i try to live the way our grandparents lived, to experience it for myself, and then, having been pushed by this, to invent an environmentally friendly refrigerator, a washing machine, well, not alone, of course, in a team with people who are inventors,

shtrifel, cool, watch the project, i'm from the village on the belarus 24 tv channel . ivan kuzmich zakharov, one of the organizers and leaders of the communist underground and partisan movement. in the vitebsk region. at the beginning of the great patriotic war, he was evacuated to the soviet rear, in november 1941 was sent to the territory occupied by nazi troops to organize a partisan movement in the asvei district of the vitebsk

region. in april forty-second organized led a partisan detachment, which included all. 11 people, the detachment quickly, strengthened, and grew in number, by june forty -second the partisans moved from small sabotage to operations against large enemy forces. during the execution of the assigned tasks, the people's avengers under the leadership of zakharov, saving their comrades, women, old people and children demonstrated miracles of heroism and selflessness. for exemplary execution of command assignments behind enemy lines and special merits in the development of the partisan movement , colonel ivan kuzmich zakharov was awarded the title hero of the soviet union with the order of lenin and the gold star medal.

the magical world of circus art is a place where not only tricks are performed, but also the most cherished dreams. each spectator, sitting in the semi-darkness, believes that perhaps one day he too will fly up to the dome or make the whole hall laugh heartily. aerial gymnasts, graceful acrobats, dexterous jugglers and , of course, funny clowns. the arena of the belarusian state circus became a meeting place for circus art legends and rising stars. 82 artists from 17 countries demonstrated their skills at the third minsk international circus arts festival. months of training and preparation are hidden behind each performance, and behind the scenes there are real stories of victories and inspiration.