say, don't be silent, and andrei gulikevich, a candidate of legal sciences, is our guest. our broadcast. we talked with you, and you told me, but ask me what worries me. here i am asking worried. it's a lot, a lot of things, but we just touched the reel of the plant. it's very interesting because, well, i love motorcycles. it's all there, mmm. and of course. i would really like to have our minsk motorcycle, made by our hands, our brains and our people. and when we write a motorcycle. minsk is there, minsk yes, so that everyone is proud and they say, this is the brand here this is a motorcycle, minsk this is a republic, belarus, you know how our products are treated. well, you know how our belarusian goods are treated, yes, there is a queue there, yes, for milk, there for meat, young people under 20 years old and even somewhere they sell russian goods, but they write necessarily postscript, as in belarus by the way, it is disturbing that today 21-24% of the population lives in our village. remember in the seventies eighties the ratio was. others were 70% lived in the villag

it department of public administration academy of public administration under the president andrey gulikevich. according to the guest, today the rethinking of many events that took place eighty years ago continues, and the work of the game prosecutor's office plays a big role in this. one of the principal goals of restoring the truth is to tell the example of courage. if you just talk there, well, who will listen to you? yes, he himself will look on the internet, and there you will say and no. we need facts , we need facts in our beloved country , you know this, but starting from the heroes of our great patriotic war. continuing this our parents are grandfathers whose grandmothers restored our country, meaning the builders of agriculture. i believe that without concrete facts, without concrete examples , without film adaptation. maybe i'm wrong, i don't know, it's your terminology. yes, without filming these examples, we will miss the substances of 8 facets of national security. what does a person of labor mean, whether belarusians will be able to create a motorcycle or a car from scratch, ca

say, don't be silent, and andrey, candidate of legal sciences, is our guest gulikevich. rovich on the eve of our broadcast. we talked with you, and you told me, but ask me what worries me. here i am asking worried. this is a lot, a lot of things, but we just touched the plant. it's very interesting because, well, i love motorcycles. it's all there, mmm. and of course. i would really like to have our minsk motorcycle, made by our hands, our brains and our people. and when we write a motorcycle. minsk is there, minsk yes, so that everyone is proud and they say, this is a brand this is a motorcycle, minsk this is republic, belarus know how our goods are treated. well, you know how our belarusian goods are treated. yes, there is a queue, but for milk. there, for meat, dairy products, even where they sell russian goods, but they write a mandatory postscript, as in belarus . by the way, i am also worried that today 21-24% of the population lives in our village. remember in the seventies and eighties the ratio was. others were 70% in the village lived, and 20% there 30% in the c

and now andrei gulikevich says, i think that we should talk as much as possible about this and do asas possible to build our beloved prosperous country, the republic of belarus, and not by protests or exits. there on street no action. we will not give what we can give to our country, but our task is to work for the prosperity of our beloved republic of belarus . let's look back. 180 civilians in the office of 75% of the belarusian population, the remaining 25% of the territory they occupy , they will support . on june 22, belarus was the first to take the treacherous blow of the enemy. an unprecedented threat hung over our people, the threat of complete extermination of us as a nation in their sinister world, there was no place for us. every third inhabitant of belarus burned down in a merciless the flames of war had no family. wherever the grief of a terrible loss comes, the whole world knows the tragedy of khatyn. trostenets red coast, dalva minsk pain but i hope for an easy victory, the enemy miscalculated from the first minutes of the war, a fierce struggle ensued on all fronts,

department of public administration of the academy of public administration under the president andrey gulikevichand what is patriotism for you, what do you mean by this concept of patriotism everything that surrounds us in general? well, actually, you know, i wanted to , maybe even a couple of words literally say, after all, about that period. uh, very important for our historical memory for all of us. why because we ourselves see, yes, how memory is being destroyed and what is really happening, and everything that is now stopping everything that is happening now is talking about the justice of historical justice. these are the facts, and on which we can still develop our children and teach our children. well, imagine my dad had an aunt, and she had three children, and two children, another child, they were all driven to the stable. put machine guns and set on fire miraculously, she became alive, aunt manefa. and she hid in the swamp for three days. why because they were looking for dogs? yes , who else remained somewhere jumped out somewhere . imagine what a person experienced. these 3 days, si