dolninov’s spiritual heritage is preserved to this day. 100 km north of the belarusian capital, today a peaceful and measured life flows in the agricultural town, there is a kindergarten, a secondary school, a cultural center, a library, an outpatient clinic , a hospital, a post office and even a school arts the local agricultural enterprise is actively working, producing food, storing grain and vegetables, and they do not forget about spiritual food here. our land of dolliviv is ancient and christian. came to it, of course, through polotsk, through the land, we were the land of polotsk, this village itself was founded in 144, 1443, and it is known that the vilnius governor dolgert took possession of it, it was called yanavichami u... a peaceful rural landscape that hides a rich history, once upon a time this place was in full swing with trading life, dozens of shops, yarmashi, craft workshops, a large cloth factory, once the town of dolginovo was a large shopping center, pompous fairs, traders from different cities came here, all this tha

resettled both local jews, who at the beginning of the war made up the majority of the population of dolninov, and civilians from other settlements, but even in such terrible conditions there was a place for heroism and self-sacrifice. during the great during the patriotic war , kazimir darashkevich was at the head of the parish of st. stanislaus. ksyons made a lot of efforts to save him. at the time of darashkevich , vaina, at that time, casimir kali served here on the bad luck of getting together with the gabreys, and he was supplying them , and some products were transferred there, well , on the right, then all the people are paraphians. yany didn’t say anything to the germans, they guessed, so much would be vyalik autaryte and pavaga and yago, shepherd, yany wouldn’t just sell out. eternally lost to history the feat of the soviet palitruk nikolai kisyalev in 1942, risking his life, with the support of several comrades-in-arms, brought 218 people from the dolnovo ghetto to the front line. in our time, the descendants of those very people saved by the red army... people who were tortured, s