how casimir emerged from the bays and assads is unknown.story has only one fundamental fact, which is completely covered. i will hand over my own secretariat without documentation to the soldiers who went to the front with muskets and dzids from the warehouse, and then i will take my caps for such self-government, bureaucracy and that’s all. pakryudzhany kazimir znoў paehaў u galanda i hutka pasyabrava there sex with the dukes leapold william with the sign of the habsburg family. it would not only be for vayakam, tsikavіўsya navuka, mastatstvam, navat pisaў tops. payna, menavita, this most august person has not yet completed. prapanavala: my friend, why shouldn’t you write a book? semyanovich is happy to sit at his amsterdam laboratory. for hours there is black smoke from the chimneys, for hours there is red smoke, and for hours there is ore. the neighbors are sad, and they want us all to leave. in 1650 , the book “artsis magnai artylerai” was published in amsterdam. great skill of the artillery. pain for 300 staronak, two hundred baby. tab

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they brought it here in 1655. the relics of saint casimir, the heavenly patron of the grand duchy ofhose days, the remains of the catholic saint initially did not end up in this chapel, but in the one that was located in the main building of the ruzhany castle. according to legend, it was saint casimir who defended and protected the country from attack enemies. at his grave, parishioners claim, healings and miracles occurred, which is why he was canonized. the people of ruzhany loved the saint so much and most importantly, continue to love him. read what they depict on their coat of arms. in ruzhany you can literally see the church of the holy trinity from everywhere; its bell tower is considered one of the highest points in the urban village. our film crew is heading to one of the most ancient and majestic temples in belarus. 20 minutes walk and we are there. the uniqueness of the temple is that it was never closed, even in soviet times, as other churches in belarus, it was not turned into a storage facility, a cultural center, or a theater, and here, unlike other parishes, there wa

soon as possible doylitz, a researcher at the department of architecture of the vilensk university, casimirll of the month, a soft, happy nest was chosen in the old landscape for months of drilled fortresses, the bulgaks sank into the paddock of the ancient people. a patch of 20 hectares of stagodzia. the first works of the world are unknown to everyone future study at the petsyarburg academy of klabukoski. the halogens of the p-shaped two-pavement building were known to everyone. then on the side of the dvarovag façade there are two adnapavärkhovy karpus. ale bulgak's getaga was not enough. the shepherd's house is undergoing renovations and renovations and the main palace. prague will be released. the polish people want to publish a residence that would taint all the current affairs of belarus. you can’t perceive classicism as a heap of some elements. each of these elements carries some meaning, some layer. culture, the continuity of this culture, that is, the bulgaks, they also did not build either a brick pile or a pile of elements, they built some kind of cultural environment for themse

but the main polish army, led by king jan ii casimir, approached.lifted the siege, moved to meet the king's army and defeated it near sborov. they signed sborov. the siege was lifted, but the treaty, which was beneficial to the cossacks, did not suit the poles, they began to recruit a new army, and a year later they completely defeated cossacks under the birch slate. khmelnitsky, realizing that he would not be able to defeat the polish-lithuanian commonwealth himself, asked to become a subject of the russian tsar in 1654. but for russia, the annexation of little russia became the cause of a protracted russian-polish war, and the siege of barozha was beautifully described by the polish writer henryk sienkiewicz in his historical. on august 1, 1928 , the first all-union spartakiad began, a competition of physical education societies, many of which were called spartak circles, hence the name spartakiad. in the parade of athletes that took place on the opening day at 25,000 young men and women took part in the red square. the spartakiad was organized as

the second person is cardinal casimir seontak. he told us, he had two such requests.a mother. one asked for health for her mother, the second was to recognize his calling, mother lived to be about 100 years old, and he himself chose this path, became a priest, then a bishop, a cardinal, yes, that is, he is the only cardinal on in the post-soviet space, when soviet power was established in the capital of polesia, kazimierz swiatek together with parishioners hid the coffin with the relics of the bishop, they dug out this wall, and there is a niche there and hid it there. it was walled up, no one knew that it was there, in the nineties freedom came, then they opened it up, made a window there, so that one could pray. kazimierz swiatek himself, who considered zygmunt lazinski his heavenly patron, rests under a white marble tombstone in the crypt of the church. thousands of believers are waiting for when the courageous witness of faith will be canonized by a clique of saints, but for now the vatican lacks miracles. associated with his name, not every tourist will be able t

as a rule, about the history of the family, here are the portraits, this is a portrait of ignatius casimir bulga, as a copy of the original portrait of jaan damel, this is the first owner , the builder of our palace, and here is his son grandson, who owned the palace later. in order to be the director of the museum, you really need to have some specific knowledge that is related to the profile of this museum, we have palace park ensemble, so this is the culture of the 19th century, in principle, our situation is not bad. in this regard, because most of the museum employees who are engaged in communication with visitors, they have a specialized education, i myself studied in the specialty of museum affairs, my tasks are to coordinate the activities of the employees, this is control, monitoring the quality of the excursions, good morning, afternoon, today someone has already come on the excursion, yes, good, so far you see how yes, and then we will need to discuss it, we will revise the excursion route a little and a little... the control text will need to be modified, since our museum is st

>> le casimir going to review actions they smell that the united states is going to take. always look for the government of iraq to take action and hold people accountable. our troops are there at the invitation of the government of iraq but as we've shown in the -- enter our own account ability measures, our own stuff to hold terrorist groups accountable. if you don't see appropriate action from the government of iraq. >> neil: i understand what you can share but one of the other reports we hear is that the u.s. was not given much of a heads up if at all in the case of some of these other -- efforts on the part of israel to take out a key hezbollah leader and a key -- hamas leader, there were concern in israel that that word would get out, what the trust or the relationship between the united states and israel is such that you're on a need to know basis and israel sometimes seems to be saying you don't need to know he's not that early. is that true. >> it certainly true that we weren't aware of these attacks. we weren't involved in these attacks. i will say when it comes