during the break, nadezhda grigorievna grekova, who spoke excellent polish, explained to renko that theyived. the mayor simply mocks them and says that there is nothing and nothing will happen for them. when the meeting continued, grekov took the floor. grekova is only 29, just a year ago, at 28 years old, in the first popular elections in the history of the republic, she was elected the first chairman of the supreme council of the bssr. nowhere, not in civilized europe, where women fought for their rights for decades, not even in the ussr. there was nothing like that. joseph visorionovich personally approved the candidacy. nadezhda grekova will have to solve the most difficult issues more than once. after september 17. 1939, it was she who was the secretary of the central committee of the communist party of belarus, in charge of industrial issues, at the same time the chairman of the supreme council of the bssr, together with panomarenko, she was responsible for ensuring that, in the shortest possible time , living conditions for people equal to those of the bssr were created in western

of the deserted government building, the chairman of the supreme council of the bssr, nadezhda grigorievna grekovarekova’s materials on the cover of the folder in a certain sequence. materials about the fate of liberated women of liberated belarus. started january 1940. the photo studio on sovetskaya street in minsk was again filled with women’s voices, red square, and what smiling people, pioneers, imagine, workers happily going to the factories, here is an article by our delegate elizabeth. the delegates shared their stories during the work of the third extraordinary session of the council . nadezhda grigorievna wrote on the folder in neat handwriting klavdiya tarasyuk, chairman of the kozlovsky regional council, slonivsky district. on another she wrote: zhenya kaplan, director of the factory of the former manufacturer triling. alexandra bakhta, the head of planing production, first brought stakhanovka, the head of the workshop, and now here is the leader. they are all so energetic, enthusiastic about their work, how sometimes fate is unfair, what would have happened to all these women if everyt

office of the empty government building, the chairman of the supreme council of the bssr nadezhda grigorievna grekovacontinued to work on documents. there are women from all regions of western belarus, stories were simply written down during trips, photographs of newspaper clippings, in them about what ordinary women had to experience during belop poland, arranging the materials in a certain sequence, grekova carefully wrote on the cover of the folder. materials about the fate of liberated women of liberated belarus. started january 1940 . a photo studio on sovetskaya street in minsk in... what smiling pioneers, can you imagine, in women’s voices, red square, and the people, workers happily going to factories. bssr, each reminded of the horrors of polish oppression. for klava tarasyuk, the beginning of october twenty-one became special, she will finally be able to attend school, a polish one, but nothing, the main thing is that she will be able to learn to read and write. lektsa! nadezhda grigorievna wrote on the folder in neat handwriting klavdia tarasyuk, chairman of the kozlovsky regional council.

nadezhda grekova would have to solve the most difficult issues more than once again after september 17, 1930. in the deserted government house, only one office had a light on until late. after meetings, nadezhda grigorievnaopportunity to work with documents. the situation is under stalin’s personal control, on many issues his direct orders, urgently, immediately, take action, but the main thing remained the preparation for the people’s assembly of western belarus, it began its work october 28, 1939 in bialystok. elya berman on october 28, 1939 was especially focused on his work, it seemed that everything was known down to the smallest detail, but... now an order of particular importance needs to be completed with portraits of honored guests, members of the presidium of the people's assembly of western belarus, and these are completely famous and respected people of the country. meticulously examining the portraits he had made of members of the belarusian leadership, he now hung them up. elya was clearly pleased with himself, history, he already imagined how solemnly the people's assembly was taking place in bialystok and how many people were there now famous people , elya, of course, could not imagine wh