petersburg, over a thousand people, all non-smokers, which is the most remarkable thing, and boris pavlovich.. and this means boris nikolaevich abramovich borya, he is a geologist, on his anniversary there was the general director of sakhalin oil, tatar oil, the director of neftyugansk, the head of the city was, and he is also the chairman of the board of directors of oil and gas production, so they invited me, i went there four times, you gave lectures, at the oil technical school i gave lectures on water. yeah, i specialized more, water, water, water chemistry, quality control, water microbiology, but i had to fly with these lectures like only free time, or i somehow asked there, well, that they replaced me, i flew to novosibirs, gave lectures in kiev, municipal engineering in moscow, on the water, you see, a whole empire, they raised non-comers, you too, it turns out, yes. well, why didn’t you stay, i know that they offered you to stay there and they offered you a mad offer to stay, you’re already over 70 years old, that’s one thing, and secondly, well, they would have offered more than a

petersburg , over a thousand people, all non-smokers, which is the most remarkable thing, and boris pavlovichn hantemansiysk, how did you meet the oil workers, and this means boris nikolaevich abramovich borya, he is a geologist, the general director of sakhalin was also at his anniversary oil, totar oil, the director of negansk, the head of the city, he was also the chairman. but the fact is that i only changed two jobs, work mailbox 32 3 years and 55 years old, minsk construction, then he became minsk architectural and construction, then he became a minsk technical school, then the minsk college of architecture and construction, so i worked there for 55 years, i was never late for work, and now we will take a short break after... a short pause, we will return to this studio again, for now subscribe to our telegram channel, don’t be silent, look for all our episodes on youtube channel belarus 1. in principle, everything is degrading today. diplomacy, when a diplomat whose mandatory function is to build bridges, to maintain this thread of communication between two conflicting countries, today

boris pavlovich, you probably talk most passionately about travel, you love this business, and maybehat your favorite route is, what you remember today, clearly, vividly, travel, this is knowledge, this is study, one method, one of the methods... of improving oneself, i have been to many places, i visited cuba, i visited vietnam, i was in paris four times, i was in berlin 19 times, i flew to almaat, it’s hard to say, it’s hard to believe, 59 times, my brother’s grave is buried there, my dad served there for 8 years, he was the head of a military school, i they gave birth there, so i sometimes flew there twice a year. there are many trips, one of these unique trips that i made for my students was in 1957 for the first time, after the truce in africa the treasures of tutankhamun’s tomb were delivered to moscow and i had the opportunity to make a trip there, i recruited 32 people, including my wife, two drivers, one... from the teachers now working at shustoy college, i say hello to irina, she went with me to see the treasures of the totonkhamun tomb, how we got there, i have there was

good afternoon, boris pavlovich, hello, we are glad to welcome you.look at the story of our colleague elena bormatova: the village was destroyed 80 years ago, today even the names of those who gave the order to kill civilians are known. chief of the gendarmerie ruzhan miller, ams-commissar eller. his deputies target lyalya nadlesny zorka, director of the schulte mills and sawmills, they also led the operation. in retaliation for the death of one german soldier, a village in the amount of almost a thousand people, that is, they spared neither children, nor the elderly, and even newborns. documents from the state archive of the russian federation , the national archive of our country, evidence in the criminal case on the genocide of the belarusian people. here is also the confessional testimony of one of the punishers of the village of bajki vel, helm schulte. back in '49 he was charged. during the interrogation, he names units that killed old people, abused women and brutally dealt with children. you were 7 years old when this tragedy happened, right?

good afternoon, boris pavlovich. hello. we're glad to see you welcome to our studio.invaders, we continue to talk about these terrible events on... documents from the state archive of the russian federation, the national archive of our country, evidence in the criminal case of the genocide of the belarusian people. here is also the confessional testimony of one of the punishers of the village of baki, wilhelm schulte. back in '49 he was charged. during the interrogation, he names the unit. my grandmother is from this village, her name was even baykovka, she got married in a village in varanilovich, my father was already born there, and then our family went on, my father’s sister, aunt varya, kava, aunt varya, lived in this village for about four to five years , probably, and people were already 18 years old at that time, she worked in some medical unit, probably with the germans, i... never specified exactly, i only know one thing, that she brought home bandages covered in blood, she, my sister zhenya , sometimes it was not merzhitskaya lidya ivanovna who connected, i

head coach there, i came to see him for your football friend, yes yuri pavlovich semin, i came to see him for football, we arrived, boriutiful house, all this is wonderful, and we walked around the city all night, he had to fly out in the morning, he says, let’s spend the night, a car will come for you at 10:00, you will fly to moscow, and in the morning i will spend the night at my football base club and that means i’ll fly off to... shooting, we say, okay, we we said goodbye to him, he left, we enter the entrance, the guard comes to us, says: guys, i watched on tv, you won, well done, just wonderful, well, he says, we have a problem , our lights have gone out, i say, like a light went out, he said, the elevator is not working, ignatiev looked at me, said, well, let’s go, i said, i won’t go to the twenty-second floor, there are so many emotions there, we walked, we had a beard here, that’s it, i say, i don’t have the strength anymore, i say, i ’ll sleep here before the plane, right here. we call semin and say: “yura, come back, we’re on base, we can’t sleep, he says: “okay, i ’ll be right back.” bye, then, semin is re