by the way, the descendants of nicholas christopher gave birth to orphans and owned these lands untilond world war. it’s hard to believe, but in soviet times there was a sanatorium here; the creative and political elite, folk art, paets and paintings recuperated in the magnate’s rooms. kalіscі ў here are the palaces of the polish magnate radzivil, now here is the sanatorium house of the adpachyn. elements of the interiors, the most valuable chambers, halls, and unique decoration have been preserved wooden, panels, all this was also preserved precisely thanks to... the fact that this building had proper care in its time, two documents, copies of which are on display, the order of the president of the republic of belarus on the start of research work in ninety- five , and a document from the year ninety-seven about the beginning of restoration work; in 2002, on catholic christmas, there was a fire in the castle, of course... of course, the safety and masonry of the load-bearing structures were affected, and more vulnerable, say, elements such as, for example, a huge canvas, 6x6 m, woode

. >> this nicholas christoph, one of your areas of particular specialty is china. you covered it when it went through the tanno square massacres and there was a long period and tell me if you agree with this way, china really was opening up in every sense, the average chinese person had more and more freedoms that were living where they wanted, they were working, where they wanted. they were often saying what they wanted, particularly privately, i often had people criticize the government and they couldn't care that i was a reporter that's also all right. there was a kind of opening up that bin reversed. >> yeah. i mean, we had a view, i think that economic openness would lead to political openness and the internet would drive this change in that turned out not to be true but i do i spent so much of my career covering these democracy movements in places like taiwan, south korea, indonesia even poland at the beginning of my career. and i do think that when societies become more educated, become more globally connected. with just more of a middle-class, then there is