about that yes, count sachkovsky, this is our direct relative, great-great -great-great-great-great-great-grandfatherer written out to him that he was exactly count sochkovsky, therefore. now i have now become a countess. you know, when i first time years ago, the children went to egypt and the first tour, e ., in hurghada was and when we arrived on the bus , there were different russians. basically , my age was such. of course, now that we will dig zhuravlin polesie, because there is no such beauty anywhere. wherever you go. here look, what a beauty, and years have passed and i was drawn here, and i returned here as a completely different adult with a different direction, with different thoughts, with different ideas. and now the problem is who to go to the city or me or my husband for groceries. it's a whole problem. you feel so comfortable here that you simply suffocate in the city. i returned to my native village and to build a business, we just bought a house here, and we had a dacha here and started gardening. it was all very funny, of course, because we were completely unable and did not know

of course, the village of sachkovichi experienced good times when count sachkovsky was in charge here golden age, there were no warriors at that time, but nevertheless. this, of course, was also a very difficult time, as for the life of the poleshuks, i now know that in the woodland, in some places, ore was mined in some emel, but the village of sachkovichi lived off fishing and fish. there was a lot in the river and it was enough everyone and politicians fished and drove in boats sold at the market in the city of pinsk , the front passed. first world war. even the trenches are still in some places preserved for the trees are visible. and at that time people to defend themselves from projectiles. they put up crosses near their houses. and when i was still here, well, already a teenager. i've always wondered. i thought that crosses were only put up at the crossroads. and we have in the village. here is another house in the courtyard is a cross. now our village. i believe that it is simply reborn and all the inhabitants, to the best of their forces and opportunities are trying to embell