today my guest is the general director of belavia airlines, igor cherginets.o, igor nikolaevich, grown up. if in not quite an ordinary family, your father, a famous writer, nikolai cherginets, your father’s publicity, was it somehow felt in your childhood? well, of course, of course, but you just remembered this incarnation of him, there is a writer, in childhood, in childhood i was probably more influenced by the fact that he was a football player, i... in fact, well, i thought that i was i was born there and lived there all my childhood with a football sword, more books, my father was just starting to write there, so here’s his writing. if i may say so, it didn’t apply to me at all back then had no effect. how strict was your upbringing? oh, you know, i can’t say that it was a strict upbringing, because well, my father, practically because of his work in the police, i practically didn’t see him, he wasn’t even there, and yet moreover, this is a criminal investigation, and well, i went to bed around the clock, he was not yet there, i got up and was no longer

nikolai cherginets came to serve in the criminal investigation department in the sixties, despite the fact that post -war banditry began to decline, the time was not easy, a large number of explosive weapons, preserved from the war, were still confiscated from criminals, as well as from the civilian population, and crimes became more daring , detentions were almost always accompanied by armed forces... with resistance, the raiders robbed the population, attacked government institutions, and also organizations, one of which had to be investigated by the young detective kolya chergenets. there was a small wooden store, they tore it down, killed the watchman, and before that they killed the watchman’s woman, who was guarding the construction site in one night, that’s all. to follow in the footsteps of the criminals, remembering... veterans of the ministry of internal affairs had to stand on their own two feet. it was impossible to even dream about any cars back then. not to mention modern forensic gadgets and computers. sometimes, in order to find at least some clue, i had to reel in a d

today at my guest is the general director of belavia airline igor cherginets.laevich, you grew up in an unusual family, your father, a famous writer, cherginets, your father’s publicity, was it somehow felt in your childhood? well, of course, of course, but you just remembered this incarnation of him, he’s a writer, as a child, as a child i was probably more influenced by the fact that he was a football player, i actually, well, i believed that i was born there and lived there throughout my childhood. with a football sword, more books there my father was just starting to write, so his writing, if i may say so, had no influence on me at all. how strict was your upbringing? oh, you know, i can’t say that it was a strict upbringing, because well, my father , practically because of his work in the police, i practically didn’t see him, he wasn’t even there, and yet moreover, this is... a search and well, i went to bed around the clock, he wasn’t there yet, i got up, he was no longer at home, so some kind of meetings, communication, are quite rare, he didn’t show up

to serve in the criminal investigation department, nikolai cherginets came to in the sixties, despite fact that post-war banditry began to decline, the time was not easy, a large number of weapons and explosives preserved from the war were still confiscated from criminals, as well as from the civilian population, and crimes became more daring. detentions were almost always accompanied by armed resistance, the raiders robbed population, attacked government institutions, as well as organizations, one of which had to be investigated by the young detective kolya chergenets. there was a small wooden store, torn off him, they killed the watchman, they killed before that the woman of the watchman, who was guarding the construction site one night, this. to follow in the footsteps of criminals, recalls the veterans of the ministry of internal affairs, it was necessary on your own two feet, you couldn’t even dream of any cars then, not to mention modern gadgets for examination and computers, sometimes in order to find at least some clue you had to wind up dozens in a day kilometers, so it was d

nikolai cherginets since 1964 . served in the internal affairs bodies, worked his way up from an ordinary employee to the head of the criminal investigation department of the ministry of internal affairs of belarus. successfully investigated dozens of criminal cases, related to banditry, he was the first in belarus to write in the police detective genre. many of the writer's books are based on real events from his service. the author of the book, order number one, is about how the belarusian police were created. outright banditry, murder and rape, robbery. at that time , the process of reviving the criminal investigation was accompanied by enormous difficulties; there was a lack of competent personnel and a regulatory framework. the employees did not have basic basics. knowledge about the goals and principles of undercover work, methods of conspiracy and interrogation tactics. operational reports from the twenties reported dozens of cases of murders, robberies, robberies, rapes, arson and other equally serious crimes, especially in rural areas. it is reliably known from archival data that

nikolai cherginets came to serve in the criminal investigation department in the sixties, despite the began to decline, there was time difficult, a large number of explosive weapons remaining from the war were still confiscated from criminals, as well as from the civilian population, and crimes became more daring, arrests were almost always accompanied by armed forces at government institutions, as well as organizations, one of which had to be investigated by the young detective kolya chergenets. there was a small wooden store, they tore it down, killed the watchman, and before that they killed the watchman’s woman, who was guarding the construction site in one night, that’s all. follow in the footsteps criminals, the veteran recalls. the ministry of internal affairs needed to be on its own; it was impossible to even dream of any cars then. not to mention modern forensic gadgets and computers. sometimes, in order to find at least some clue, we had to cover tens of kilometers in a day. this was the case during the investigation of that criminal case. on foot, the detective walked aroun