about 6 years old, then tanya’s first education, children’s psychologist, studied at the lenin pedagogical institute on, she looked and said after all, what not to teach children ? and they will still look like their parents. well, so we look as if at our own reflection. and suddenly dmitry is born, this is the youngest, well, and also i didn’t name it, it was me who was pregnant at some point, that is, when they chose the name ivan, then i say, well, the name carries a symbol, a code, that is, this is an outstanding ancestor from your ancestors, a name that you want to continue, glorify and remember, it’s not for nothing that they ask us who you were named, and we dug into mine, that means, my genealogy, from tanya, and learned about the priest father john when we arrived the fascists, this is the penza region, then the parishioners hid their beloved priest in the basement and the germans, that means they were there, then they passed, then our troops came, then it means the fascists, something like that didn’t... several times they somehow had this everything is a situation, which means our ancesto

she was still a partisan, but at the same time she was a beauty, he was teaching at the lenin pedagogical instituteas an external student, because she had already graduated from the pedagogical school before that , before the occupation, and he saw her in the dean’s office, she came in to ask something, she says, she jumped out of there , flushed, some insolent guy was looking at me, he just said, his eyes glared, and he didn’t slowly find out who she was, then he confessed that when he saw his mother, and she has such sad, sad eyes after the concentration camp, a hungry hostel , so he thought to himself, if... 'destined to have a family, here is my wife, their courtship began, he followed her, she somehow didn’t want to , well, somehow i was very shy, and then in 1947 they got married , they lived in a half-shaft room, in a house that survived the fire of 812, and finally they got the same room in a communal apartment on gogolsky... which i passed by i’m passing by, and i was already born there, you’re actually a small family church, have you always called your home a temple of love, and not this

years and decades pass, but youth remains. the owner of the square, lenin square, is the address of the medical and pedagogical institutesersity, lenin square, people of power square, science square, youth square. look, i’m dancing in the light of the moon , we’re not the only ones stressing you out, the eyes of strangers are sticky, i ’m singing not only on stage, i’m singing into souls, i’m singing at the bus stop, i’m singing on the street. i sing everywhere, because i love to sing, this is my life, i can’t live without music, this is everything for me, well , in general, since childhood i wanted to become a cook, somehow i was drawn to this, so i cooked, sang and cooked, but then i realized that i i need to move forward, that is, to make music, because for me this was above all else, i generally love to cook, i really love to cook and... when friends come to me, but they say: van, cook, because that’s how everything is for you it turns out great, and i always do something, i don’t look, i never cook according to recipes, i add, i add something of my own, they tell me it’s somehow unusual, somehow tasty, that is, ever

bssr, years, decades pass, but youth remains the mistress square, lenin square, this is the address of the medical and pedagogical institutesnin square, people of power square, science square, youth square.

years , decades, and youth remains the mistress of the square, lenin square, this is the address of the medical and pedagogical institutesbelarusian state university, lenin square, the square of the people of power, the square of science, the square of youth. rural development is the most important state priority, it concerns not only the improvement of production indicators, but also the creation of comfortable living conditions, in particular the construction of housing, so in the agricultural town of rechki , mogilev district, another apartment building was put into operation. young specialists were the first to receive the keys. i... i think that we received simply luxurious housing, because we are only 25, and we already have a two-room apartment, as if, i think this is very cool, we support our specialists in everything, and the house was built specifically to anchor them in the village and so that they understand that today both the head of state and the state itself, including the management of this enterprise, care about their future, and the house is the brightest thing for them today, by the way, this electrod

years, decades pass, but youth remains the mistress square, lenin square, is the address of the medical and pedagogical institutesthe belarusian state university. lenin square. square of people of power, square of science. youth square. previous series, the treaty of riga, signed in march 1921, divided the country into two parts: west and east, the border that made millions of belarusians foreign citizens, the reason for the separation and how was the border between families erected? one of the main areas on which the polish authorities relied on in pursuing the policy of polonization was religion. she was involved quite actively, because the overwhelming majority are ethnic belarusians. on the territory of the eastern voivodeships of poland were orthodox, and this did not fit into pelsudsky’s concept of a state with one nation and one religion. persutsky is a person who hated everything russian in general, and one of his ideas was, when i take moscow on the kremlin wall, i will write that speaking russian is prohibited. persudsky built a mono-national, mono-religious state, catholic, pure. polish, and hitler was

lenin square. this is the address of the medical and pedagogical institutes of the belarusian state university. uare, people's power square, square. science, youth square. the state security committee of belarus together with the telelenova agency bel-telerdiocompany present a project about the genocide of the belarusian people during the great patriotic war 118 bloody fiery ukrainian battalion marches in belarus. the first punitive operations. it was january 6 , 1943 in the village of shvelevichy, the executioners of khotyn. 30 years later, the killer is at the scene of the massacre. there was a separate trip and they took him to the hotel. he said nothing. confrontations and personal confessions of colleagues. which of the punishers escaped punishment? smovsky and vinnitsky were not tried for the crime. kotryuk also managed to leave, that is, using her service in a foreign country. crimes without a statute of limitations, even today there are some legal possibilities, posthumously found guilty, a film from a series without a statute of limitations, a battalion of death, watch it right now. eve

lenin square. this is the address of the medical and pedagogical institutes of the belarusian state university. re, the square of the people of power. square of science, square of youth. in previous episodes, the border is in the center of the ethnic territory of belarus. half of the country is a place where there are people and free labor. and natural resources are a raw material appendage, life under a harsh policy of pollonization, just because you are belarusian, you lost your job and could end up in a concentration camp. on sunday morning, september 17, 1939, at 6:00 am, red army troops crossed the entire length of the soviet-polish border. this day went down in history as the beginning of the reunification of an ethnically united people who had been divided by the border for 18 and a half years. more than half a century has passed, but the memory of this event lives in the hearts of belarusians, because it became an act of historical... justice in relation to the belarusian people, divided against their will, which is why we need sovereignty, independence, so that we are never again divide

lenin square. this is the address of the medical and pedagogical institutes of the belarusian state university. f people of power, square of science. youth square. you already apologized, that's enough, well go, they are waiting for you, i’m fine, don’t worry, you’re mad, very good. very good, bright, dynamic, you can feel the mood, not like all these landscapes of yours, the genre of life is over, thank you, but isn’t it, we’ll soon be in our fifth decade, you can also tell me that old age is upon us, look at yourself, yes ksyusha, look at your mother, she’s young, beautiful, talented, you’ll find yourself another good man, you’ll marry him, where you’ll meet him, in the subway, on the street, the girls will help us, i suggest going to rome, or not, paris, and there, among the silence, pictures and galleries, or among the ruins of an old castle, a large bright light will visit me. feelings, what if you put a painting in front of the colosseum and paint it with inspiration against the backdrop of the sunset, suddenly an elegant connoisseur of painting comes up from behind and says: bongiorno sig

years pass. decade, and youth remains the mistress of the square, lenin square, this is the address of the medical and pedagogical institutesnd why more and more people are changing their life in the city to the village. everyone around him thought he was crazy, because when a small wild deer came to him, he didn’t take him to the forest, he made him a full-fledged member of the family, how this happened and what it’s like to live and work with a deer, we’ll find out today, hello, hello, my name is vasya, oleg , here with i meet my wives. why is it, well, not somewhere in the paddock, not somewhere in some specially limited place, as far as i know, deer are very shy and i have never seen a deer so close in my life, what is it? this is an ordinary deer, ours, belarusian, spotted or noble, as correct, came from the forest, raised very small , from a baby, let’s call it that way, yeah, so it stayed on our farm, but why, oh why did it come to you, haven’t we tried it got him back in? there they carried him into the forest, he came with a flock of sheep, but the matter the fact is that apparently either the mother didn’t, maybe

about 6 years old, then tanya was a child psychologist by first education, studied at the lenin pedagogical instituteuh, looked at our then only son, vanya, and he is so diligent, neat, uh, intelligent, excuse me, please, can i ask, and so on, she looked and said, oh, after all, what don’t you teach children, but they will still be like parents, well, and so we look, as if ... our reflection, suddenly dmitry is born, this is the youngest, well, i didn’t call it either, it was me at some point during pregnancy, that is, when they chose the name ivan, then i say, well, the name carries a symbol, a code, that is, it is from your ancestors, an outstanding ancestor, a name, whom you want to continue, glorify, remember, it’s not for nothing that they ask us, after whom you were named, and we dug into mine , that is, my genealogy - from tanya we learned about the priest father john, when the nazis came, this is the penza region, the parishioners hid their beloved priest so the germans were in the basement, then they passed by, then our troops came, then it means the nazis, something like that, several times

was about 6 years old, tanya , a child psychologist by first education, studied at the lenin pedagogical institutet our then only son vanya, and he was so diligent, neat, intelligent, sorry , please, can i ask like this? further, she looked and said oh, after all, what don’t you teach children, but they will still be like their parents, well, and so we look, as if at our own reflection, suddenly dmitry is born, this is the youngest, well, and so am i i didn’t name it, it was me who was pregnant at some point, that is, when they chose the name ivan, then i say, well, the name carries a symbol, a code, that is, it is an outstanding one of your ancestors. ancestor, the name you want to continue, glorify and remember, it’s not for nothing that they ask us who you were named after, and we delved into mine, this means that the priests, father ioanni, learned about my ancestry from tanya, when the nazis came, this is the penza region, then the parishioners hid their beloved priest in the basement, and the germans, that means, were there, then they passed, then our troops came, so, then it means that the