everything that was needed, it was necessary to obtain permission, or steal it one way or another. the roads were very big, so even in the house, to eat an egg sometime, or to slaughter a calf for yourself, it was considered almost a crime, how did you allow yourself to use it, or they saw how many peasants were leaving, they started a business, it was just excellent, since the poles were acquiring shipping companies, namely danish ships, establishing their own transatlantic shipping companies, respectively, they themselves began to sell tickets for those who were leaving.

1943, when this belarusian trading house was founded in paraguay, it is clear that it is usually associated with the second wave of migration, but no, and this is the same one and a half, but in the second part of our film about the sad things that the belorussian refugees encountered already in south america, and from paraguay we will once again look into uruguay, where for all of south america then one very bad thing in relation to the belarusians slavs in general manifested itself. we are in

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from the position of what we got used to later, to those elections, of course, there is a question, in the soviet union, and specifically in the belarusian ussr, there had long been a one-party system, which was now advancing on the west on belarusian lands. but those were elections, and a choice, in fact, a referendum on returning to their own, as is known, any own government, own army, is better than foreign ones, like a language, in an instant, you know, so many books, and we are so happy that we, we did not know how to read, but we took them, stood in the fire, so as to take a book, give this book home to the prince.

who, and the belarusians overcame everything, homely, they settled down, this belarusian hut was built just at that time, the house is of course small, but however, after arriving there was nothing to fill it with, property with homeland brought, well, maximum one chest, another for the whole family. this chest looks like a typical one with which settlers from eastern europe came to paraguay, judging by how the wood has dried out here, yes, it looks like this is probably still the thirties of the twentieth century, this mechanism, frankly speaking, is a mystery to me. the owners no longer know what it is, according to my assumptions, probably here they put wet laundry and wrung it out, but i can be very wrong, but why paraguay, to argentina or uruguay they started moving en masse later, a few words about the difficult history of this country, paraguay.

so, you drive along the paved road here, and then you turn off, no, not onto a country road, but onto a cobblestone road, because this is where the former kingdom begins. there are two views on what the jesuits did here, generally opposite. supposed to be: on the one hand, the jesuit order gave refuge to the indians, they were escaping here from the brazilian slave traders who were catching themselves. on the other hand, finding yourself in such missions of boredom, not because of this the lenedeans died, but because of all these epidemics, like smallpox. when the jesuits were expelled, and paraguay then gained independence, a new test awaited it. in the second half of the 19th century, the republic experienced a terrible war with its neighbors. when argentina, brazil and uruguay fell upon it at once. behind these epic battle

paintings is the history of the war of genocide. paraguay then lost 90% of its male population. and who was to cultivate the paraguayan lands? in other words, in paraguay it was the other way around. there is a lot of land, and look at what kind of land it is, the most fertile red soil. but there are few workers. that is why here in paraguay, people from eastern europe were accepted with pleasure. develop. developed the land, saved up money, began to open and how it is their own factories for processing agricultural products, although, as we see, of course, not all undertakings turned into eternal commercial success, well , news about the beginning of the great patriotic war went to paraguay, i recently went to the place where my grandfather left on a polish passport, or rather, that is exactly where now there is no forest, because when the nazi army came there in 1941, they cut everything

down because of the threat they posed, to that new war that came to their historical homeland, the south american belarusians had no doubts about who to support, a classic example is the uruguayan committee of solidarity with the red army, which... then the germans, and then from the poles. by the end of the second world war , there are all those who had fled not from the war, but from the great patriotic war, they decided that it was necessary to unite all the clubs and committees of solidarity, so that a single club would appear belarusian, russian ukrainian diaspora. this club was named after maxim gorky. whose founders hosted the all-continental slavic congress of solidarity with the soviet union. a completely amazing thing. this

is a diploma of the first slavic congress of latin america. april 1943. if you read carefully, you will see the signatures of all the participants. the names are russian and belarusian, ukrainian, yugoslav, czech. this is the story that montevideo went through then. well, we are getting ahead of ourselves.

another europe, whether tsarist or soviet, or what else. but in south america at that time

, as we have already said, we are interested in the events in the uruguayan parliament. according to the constitution , there are 99 deputies in the lower house of the uruguayan parliament. and just imagine, the beginning of september of 1939, 98 stand up in solidarity with those who are waging war against hitler. but there was another deputy, the ninety-ninth, who said: "no, i personally will remain sitting, sitting." the only communist deputy left in uruguay at that time, eugenio gomez. he declared that the imperialist war, the war between he doesn't touch any owners, capitalists, he's behind the ussr. but what? spaniards, you see how many people there are around, of the european type, their grandfathers, or at most

great-grandfathers, just left europe for south america, they left.

on july 6, the first prisoners were already here, prisoners of the bereza kartoska concentration camp, and it existed until september 17, 1939, when the red army arrived and this business was closed. el paiz, that's what the oldest newspaper in uruguay is called. it came out in 1939, and on september 17, it was bourgeois, it actually a gift to the uruguayan communists. she writes that the red army operation is about protecting national minorities, well, that is, if we use today's terminology, about... human rights, but the uruguayan communists decided not to use this gift, the only uruguayan communist deputy at that time declared that it was not about any, not about so-called human rights, supposedly bourgeois, but about a war of class against class, and thus put a time bomb under the slavic community in south america , the slavs automatically became

persecute as a communist. to understand, let's now rewind our filming of the gorky club, montevideo. now we will see that the square next to it is named after vladimir roslik, he was a local slav who became the last victim of the military dictatorship already in the seventies and eighties , the same story in argentina, where the last victim of the dictatorship was sergio, that is, sergei karakachov. now his name is borne by a university building in the capital and province of buenos aires in the city of la plata, where during voting for local government elections, we recently rented a plot of land for the fortunately democratic elections in argentina again. well, and... paraguay from the subjective, as it was considered communism, here the story about the jesuits has long been connected. in addition to public spaces in such missions there were also what were called stores. there the indians brought everything they grew, well, it was, say, wheat, cotton, potatoes, mandioca, then

the redistribution began, whoever needed how much, he took as much, well, for this very reason. here is the system that existed here, sometimes called primitive communism, simple belarusian peasant refugees, most of them had never heard of any communism, neither primitive, nor, especially, scientific, neither of communism, nor of socialism, nor of capitalism, nor of anything like that, they knew nothing at all, but when the dictator straster came to power in paraguay in the fifties, on the accusation of belarusians of adherence to communism, an entire military contingent was thrown against them, and what happened discovered how...

we always, because we are from the same street, of course, yes, they have been talking about this for a long time in such common clubs in argentina, where the belarusian, russian and ukrainian flags are together,

we have many, friends, belarusians, russians, ukrainians, but how can you divide, you can't divide a family, recently a group of leaders of such clubs by decree of the president of russia received russian citizenship, but why only by decree of the president in a group of only five. spanish passports, so that these european countries have in latin america more of their own. moreover, immediately after the war, the ussr almost automatically granted citizenship to its own, even though they initially came to south america as citizens of poland. well , how can one not recall another from mayakovsky. i take out a duplicate of the priceless cargo from my wide trousers, read, envy, i am a citizen of the soviet union, but then they all

received soviet passports, yes, and then a soviet passport, this is mine, this is my mother, yof, my husband, stupa, elena borisovna, volyn region, and my mother.

for all belarusians, and i speak on behalf of diaspora, on behalf of the descendants, we feel everything from here and are involved in all of this, so, undoubtedly, that reunification was an act

of justice.

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