we can't do endorsements at the heritage foundation. we don't seek them. it is a menu of options that if the president and vice president, whether they are republican or democrat, by the way, wants to enact certain policies, there is a plan there for them. >> bret: some of the others in here project 2025, merit hiring, market-based pay. dismantle homeland security department. leverage state department confirmation process. cia accountability through new hires. epa restructuring and streamlining. those are bullet points. one of the things people talk about is like a scouring of the bureaucracy to make sure only acolytes who are supportive of, for example, president trump would be inside the agencies. >> that's what the left has done for 50 years. project 2025 is the corrective to that. where we get competent people who are virtuous to go in. but let me also end with this point on this comment. when you go out and poll the specific policy positions of project 2025, bret. most of them are 80-20 issues. the left note is focusing on mischaracterizations of thos

you've done it by embracing your heritage. proud hispanic heritage that i see in all of you today.ur congressional partners were here including the house democratic caucus. where is in the net? she is crazy about me now. i'm leaving so she loves me. alex and the senate, retiring. i'm looking forward to attending the gala tomorrow night. also, thank you for the public service educators here. artists, innovators, labor leaders, and more who are here today. members of the most diverse administration in history. [applause] i made a commitment when i got elected. look like america. tap into the full talents of our nation including incredible hispanic cabinet members that are here today. [applause] secretary of education cardona administrator guzman. secretary of the navy, carlos arturo. the navy is here somewhere. ok, man. thank you. the saying goes, you are your ancestor's dream. you know, i think about the courage of so many of you and your ancestors who came to america to start a new life. a nation is more than just a place. you know, we are the most unique nations in american histor

the heritage foundation for the official united states launch of ten years to save the west and the heritage foundation now under the leadership of kevin roberts and my great to be here also with no gardiner features significantly in the book for the first time in 2015. when i seek to go to the heritage foundation, i'm warned against it by the british ambassador, kim darroch. he says to me, you've got to be wary of this organization. they've spoken out against obama. they've even been critical of prime minister cameron. are you really sure that you want to go and see them? and i said, yes, i am sure, because i'm a conservative and there are conservative think tank in the united states of america, our closest ally. so so eventually, eventually, i prevail because i am a determined person. the call from the embassy dropped me off two blocks away from the heritage so that the british would be sitting outside the building. now, i was back in heritage in 2019 when, as the newly appointed trade secretary, i was determined that united kingdom was going to strike a trade, deal with the then president

the entity is because our heritage was taken out of egypt by the page and the english. this petition is not the 1st and probably want to be the last. there are currently no demands for restitution from the states of egypt, but the moral pressure on the oppression. cultural heritage foundation is growing. d w. it's not the most currently in cairo, and he told us more about how the different government sees the call to return the fact. or officially, the chips in govern doesn't want green, never gigi's boss to be returned. however, this is a ritual refrain from a well known archaeologist, someone who is a former minister of antiquities and what us done is it where the, when you'd focus on this question, it's a whole debate, but it's really put to focus on that again. and it's an emotional to be and it's an important topic for widespread contingent of objection to believe that it's important that the, in the kind of working through the history of colonialism that these really important artifacts are returned. and this archaeologist believes that the queen never teaches bos

we are a people that are proud of our heritage and our traditions. but we also acknowledge lord, that without you, none of this would be possible. so, as we begin today, we begin with you, but we also end with you. giving you all the glory and all the praise that you alone deserve. bless this day now that is done and we pray all this in jesus name, amen. >> want to thank pastor ray for the word of god to begin our ceremony. just a few remarks and introductions. the national samoan chief council was founded in 1972 here in san francisco by high chief-- we have some of his descendants to my left. would you please stand? [applause] thank you. vision was to organize the chiefs of samoa residing here in san francisco and the bay area. they also formed the samoan flag day, which is what we are celebrating this weekend. from what i recall, the last time the independent state of samoa flag and american samoa flag flags were raised in city hall was with mayor willie brown. fast forward 20, 30 years later, the honorable london breed has allowed us to do the sa

this region is an important part of our cultural heritage, which has a history of more than 8 years.housand years have been hidden in it. in 1363, workers were handed over from germany. then, due to the special conditions at the beginning of the revolution, we did not have the facilities to carry out conservation and restoration works to protect historically protected works of susa, a number of reasonable works were transferred by train to tehran national museum of iran and for the protection of unreasonable works such as ziggura. chagha zanbil was stationed in the historical anti-aircraft area. in addition to the common borders with iraq, the baathist regime also carried out airstrikes in the central regions of iran. obviously , historical monuments of isfahan were one of the targets. the pilot intended to hit the taj al-murg dome, due to the lack of accurate calculation, the missile was fired a little later and reached about 50 meters and hit the east side. the dome hit by musk. the military library hits . at the beginning of the war, both iran and iraq they had signed the 1954 une

we're talking about the mexican heritage plaza. today it turns 25 years old and new leadership is taking this plaza to the next level. nbc bay area's damian trujillo was there for the ribbon cutting. 25 years ago, and he was back today to talk to some of the original founders, to. it sits on six acres in east san jose on the same property where cesar chavez held his first grape boycott. outside the old safeway, the mexican heritage plaza is now home to a slew of community programs, including free or low cost music and art classes for children is actually a dream come true. no question about it. a dream come true. there's no no way to describe the pride that we all feel for what we ultimately achieved. pete carrillo and fernando zazueta were part of a team that included former vice mayor blanca alvarado, who founded the plaza 25 years ago, an idea that's now become a beacon in east san jose. it exceeds anything that we had planned and i, for one, think it's a good idea to expand the footprint of the mexican heritage plaza. well i am

happy well tino heritage month! >> the filling that on encouragement center offers community resources is to the community efforts for the heritage. >> and filipinos features in the community a indigenous community in weaving those beautiful textiles for hundreds of years we're proud to feature more than one antique ones and other fashioned from the community. and we're trying to have ango. >> shop and dine the 49 promotes local businesses and changes san franciscans to do their shopping and dooipg within the 49 square miles by supporting local services within the neighborhood we help san francisco remain unique, successful and vibrant so where will you shop and dine the 49 hi in my mind a ms. medina >> [music] in the town inside here i'm young. he was putting art, music and drinking together upon today have a nonpretentious pretentious spitz that the community can enjoy each other and the time off we get in this world. [music] >> spends energy elevating artists and credit a safe place. a place to have a community.

heartage month. >>> a mal-- heritage. a small business is hoping to reopen their restaurant it is located in downtown oakland at corner of 13th street. she opened her business in december of 2022 with big success. she wanted to showcase fine wine produced by women of color. however, her business took a nosedive this year, so, she temporarily closed her shop last month. crime in oakland is scaring people away. >> there were days i would make $300 and i have a staff of three people working. so, oakland does not have the credibility of being a safe city. if people's cars are getting broken into, they are not coming. >> she will reopen this week with a new model, a smaller wine selection to bring down the costs and she is partnering with neighboring corporations to encourage office workers to come after work. >>> in other news tonight, san francisco firefighter was holding a cat after rescuing it from an apartment fire in san francisco. it happened at hyde in the tenderloin, the video shows a cat hanging from the ledge of the

we are french, but we're also, yes, we have a heritage. i also started looking into, you know, why we are here. we are here because france was elsewhere. and you know, there were about 70000 indentured south asians recruited to the french caribbeans in the 19th century and think there, and that's what makes friends now how a 140000 chinese workers came for the great war. what we, what is called the great war. so then the war, 1418, and some of them, 3000 of them, states in paris. and they created the 1st china town around the gallery and also that the soldiers were taken out of the picture at the end of the war when the peace treaties were signed. and they were not allowed to march down their shows that he's it as part of a, you know, the army of france. so i think that's important to see how they were erased from the start after giving their life to it, to where that wasn't there. and suggested the word that i think is very important is the word erasure. and i think it's very keeps on the stand or history of colonialism because it's a lot

but the moral pressure on the pressure on cultural heritage foundation is growing. you're up to date on the w news, a marion evans teen. i'll have more headlines for you at the top of the hour for me and the entire news team in berlin. thanks for watching the living shining dw podcast. how to make greener choices in your everyday lives. i tried to be working 32 hours a week, could be better for the environment, but of course we shouldn't be not the the, the living scientists i know fashion. i bleed fashion to be honest, but sometimes i shall come to the.

the peoples of our country, in addition to spiritual values ​​and historical heritage, are united, aserts say, by a common cultural code. traditional for our society the idea of ​​family and marriage, attitude to religion, moral and ethical standards, fundamental concepts that are passed down through generations. according to the presidential decree, our country has approved a strategy for state cultural policy for the next 7 years. its main goal is to strengthen the unity of russian society, and, of course, the realization of each person's creative potential. priority areas that we plan to implement within the framework of the updated strategy are the formation of a state order for the creation of quality content, primarily we are talking about works of literature, art, information materials, printed products, services of cultural institutions, national films. among such priorities is support for families with children, almost 14 million russian families have used the right to maternity capital. the law prohibits cashing the certificate. but sometimes some amounts remain in the accou

he says it's time for egypt, cultural heritage to come home. it's a debate that's been going on now for a 100 years. who owns the famous post of napa? t t. the diction queen was put on display for the 1st time in the noise museum in berlin. in 1924 and is now in the possession of the pressure and cultural heritage foundation. over the years they have been repeated demands from egypt, vanessa t. t to be returned to homeland. now the renowned egyptian archaeologist, zaki, who was his, starts with a new petition calling for its rebec creation. we had known today the user or the this is the national committee. as booked a government committee, the last 4 digits of the box to visit the p. as in the past, the impression cultural heritage foundation still sees no reason to attend the valuable object. yeah, i don't. is the dispute not true and this one does. our stance is of course, that we 1st of all adhere to the legal situation logger and it provides a clear base. so super why the bus does here on the logo. i want to push to here is the, what is the

the entity is because our heritage was taken out of egypt by the page and the english. this petition is not the 1st and probably won't be the last. there are currently no demands for restitution from the state of egypt, but the moral pressure on the pressure on cultural heritage foundation is growing. you're up to date on dw news on mariana evans team from me and the entire news team in berlin. thanks for watching the we are all set we are watching to see all the to bring you the story behind the new the will on about com, biased information for free might say due to the to the phone to phone j.

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, predominantly english heritage, is racist.ming to people of foreign origins. so it's either that or yes , maybe there are thousands yes, maybe there are thousands of refugees who are willing , of refugees who are willing, wanting and very actively seeking to visit our english heritage sites. >> yeah. i mean, look like with all of these things, i do wonder how much of this is just kind of needless virtue signalling to say they're doing something. how much of it is out of the kindness of their heart? but you know, it is unusual for me to sit on the fence when it comes to these head to heads. but i very much can see both sides of this. if i had a few young kids and no kind of distinguishing feature i.e. i, you know, didn't have some kind of vulnerability or disability or whatever, and maybe i would feel quite disillusioned with the idea that i'd have to pay full whack. however i do sit here and bang on a lot about the idea of integration not being a thing and all of that. and if someone does want to go who's just arrived here, an

it was important for us to visit these outstanding so important sides of african heritage. and so that was of course, to, for the grades and by the monument. but this was especially to, to, for kaleb island cuz of island was this outstanding dwelling, this wave kingdom at a certain point, the phasing it. yes, it has kind of, it's almost forgotten and it's about it's on the other hand, such an improper and cultural side. so for me to have an opportunity to see it, to experience, but also to be able to document that together with a team as such an important a site on pub with, with, with major sites in europe. of course uh south america what, what have you is just really uh, it's not just a gesture, it's, it was an important, totally uplifting and regulatory moment. and, and what did people there tell you? i think that if you adapt possible, i think that as a non this prize in having that had there's a lot of challenges in preserving them and do i think they'll be a part of that too. i mean there was money ment fund, a partner with us is also kind of part of that kind of ende

the potential of our cultural diversity, finding a balance between preserving our cultural heritage and embracing the best elements of world cultures, we can contribute to sustainable development on a global scale. in laos, women of all ethnic groups play a key role in preserving and developing the country's rich cultural heritage. this is achieved through the development of policies and mechanisms that involve society by actively participating in this common cause, women take part in the creation of material cultures, in particular, they have special skills, particularly in silk weaving, which has been developed over many generations of creative people, transforming the silk into ecologically clean, beautifully decorated fabrics that have a distinctly lao character. this exceptional craftsmanship has become an important form of local intellectual property, passed down from generation to generation, turning into a complete cultural heritage. of particular importance is the traditional quality with naga motifs in laos, which has been included in the list of intangible cultural heritage 2

heritage. special hosted by our theresa it will air right here on kron for october. 15th at 06:30pm. nearly 2 weeks after francine drenched the southeast. the region is now bracing for another big hurricane system. >> turning out there in the caribbean expected to strengthen into hurricane helene later on this week and could make landfall along the florida panhandle. heavy rain has been pouring onto mexico as hurricane john works its way inland. the storm made landfall on mexico's southern pacific coast late yesterday. it's now been downgraded to a tropical storm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow has been tracking john. >> yeah, john, far from over. even though it's been downgraded, that storm system, unfortunately just wants to sit there. there's nowhere to go. gotta pressure system out ahead of it. so it's going to sit around and spend more rain and heavy rainfall as much as 20, maybe 30 inches of rain. so we're talking about the possibility of catastrophic flooding ut coming on shore here

iran celebrates that rich heritage on september 18th, which was named national day of persian poetryy heritage that will continue to inspire and enrich global culture. first of the headlines: israel pushes ahead with his genocide in the gaza strip as death though from more than 11 months of attacks sees 41,200. "the un chief sounds the alarm on the unimaginable suffering of palestinians in gaza as the security council meets to discuss humanitarian aid to the blockaded territory. an iran's for minister reaffirs the islamic republic's commitment to supporting the resistance front as a principle of policy."

. >>> hispanic heritage month in the bay with beautiful sounds. let's make it a great monday, everybody. >>> thank you for joining us. we made it to monday. >> yes we did. ready to start the work week. and it might be a little bit different field. >> fall is on the way. >>> vice president kamala harris released this statement saying she is glad donald trump is safe and violence has no place in america. we will have a live report from west palm beach. to stay up-to-date on the story and all breaking news on our website, kpix.com and on the cbs news app and in a half an hour we will have a special report from florida with the latest. >>> changes are being temporary -- temporarily delayed in the unified school district. the list was supposed to be released this wednesday and the district is struggling with a budget deficit and declining enrollment. it is unclear how many schools are on the list to close or merge. >>> check this out, this cat was rescued from an apartment fire last night. this was in the tenderloin. this video shows the cat hanging fr

diva divnaya is waiting for you this fall, a new miracle series "the last bogatyr, heritage".he thing is that the line between tv series and cinema, this multi-part film completely erases, now it's all cinema, where each of the eight chapters of episodes, a full-length spectacular film for all of mother russia. it's good when you have one film, and how great when you have 8 of them , an hour each, heritage, now, this is the most important thing that every person has, in the year of the family in russia, it seems to me that we are making the most important family series of the year, my daughters only know how to cause trouble, marya, put it on... heritage - these are two grown-up daughters of the hero prince ivan muromets, sophia and marya, like all teenagers, they are a little at odds, with their parents and with themselves, one is let down by an unbridled dream of becoming a sorceress, the other by an unbridled heroic strength, as a result , the fragile harmony in the fairy-tale world will crack, and in order to overcome the rift, the heroes of fairy tales will burst into our

was confirmed by the record number of participants, many foreign guests came to get to know the heritagend traditions of our peoples, with the thousand-year history of russia. tatyana alekseyevna, please tell us more about its results, you headed the forum's organizing committee. now it's your turn. dear mikhail vladimirovich, dear colleagues, last week, from september 11 to 14 , the tenth anniversary forum of the united cultures was held in st. petersburg, as you said. i must say that official delegations from 50 countries of the world, senior officials of six international organizations, took part in the forum. the total number of foreign countries that took part in the forum was 80, including unfriendly countries. the work of the forum section, of which there were 10, was attended by participation of 200 russian and 70 foreign speakers. the forum program was formed taking into account that in 2024 the russian federation will chair brics and the cis, and the theme of the cultural forum was "culture of the 20th century, sovereignty" or globalism. among the key issues that were raised du

of mayor london breed to present to you this proclamation that september 15th is mexican-american heritage and friendship day. congratulations and thank you. [applause] [applause] >> que viva mexico. >> it is now, it is now my on or to welcome our new consul general from mexico and san francisco, ana velejo, brings with her distinguish career in the mexican foreign service. her experience in international cooperation, political affairs and consul services, makes her an invaluable addition to our community here in san francisco and it's been already an absolute pleasure getting to know her and working with her. we are so thrilled to have you, consul general, ana vallejo, please. [applause] >> good afternoon, buenas tardes a todos. thank you for being here with us tonight. we are truly honored to have with us joaquin torres as recorder of city of san francisco. and chief of the city of san francisco. today we got to celebrate the rich history of culture of mexico. it is with great pride and joy that i stand before you on this special occasion. mexican national day. a day of independence, uni

iran celebrates that rich heritage on september 18th, which was named national day of persian poetry

ministry of cultural heritage. mr.especially in referring to the issue of the former central prison of the province to be turned into a cultural center and caravanserai, the meeting of the administrative council of the provinces said: the judicial branch fulfilled its responsibility to move this prison outside the city and hand over the ownership of its location to the government trustee. but the trustees did not fulfill their obligations to turn the place into a caravanserai. it is a problem that i can solve directly . i will definitely solve the problem of caravanserais without god's will because i want to have a private meeting that we had just before coming to this meeting . find more enforcement, this does not mean that the governor does not fulfill his promises , cultural heritage does not fulfill his people, but mr. akbari, i am asking you, if you say a document called cultural heritage, because i heard, i do not know that it was issued. then, because the other party did not fulfill its commitment , it was cance

. >> and kron 4 celebrating hispanic heritage month.oduce you to a bay area influencers who has turned content creation into a family affair. when time from the bay area's local news station. >> you're watching kron. 4 news. >> thanks for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 10. i'm noelle bellow and i'm dan thorn in the state. food bank may get its service disrupted because of a lawsuit. dozens rallying outside city hall tonight before the city council meeting in support of the food bank. kron 4 sarah stenson joining us live now from there after speaking with the food bank as well as the lawsuit petitioners, sarah. >> yeah, dan, you all the whole issue here is that the food bank wants to move to a new spot. so city hall here packed with people in support of the food bank. the meeting at city council was so packed that actually had an overflow room and the people filing the lawsuit. they were also in attendance 10's times. but both sides want to speak during public comment. dozens rallied outside alameda city hall tuesday night in support

lina spoke about how many there are 1,147 objects of cultural heritage heritage - these are the objectse in the state register of immovable monuments, of course we will propose an international mechanism, an international instrument, that is, an international treaty, which would before... see the implementation mechanism, how exactly to bring the occupier to responsibility, so that he also complied with the fourth geneva convention on humanitarian law. precisely as the occupying power and conventions for the protection of cultural value. the first vedel seal was born near the ukrainian antarctic station akademik vernatskyi. this was reported by ours polar explorers at the place of birth, scientists took samples of the placenta to study it for the content of toxic organic pollutants. currently , the baby weighs about 30 kg, but thanks to the mother's milk, he can gain up to 90 kg of weight in... 3 months, ukrainian polar explorers on their facebook page offer everyone who wants to participate in choosing a name for the little one. for now, this is all the news for me as of this hour, we

plus, we continue celebrating hispanic heritage month here at nbc bay area. ahead, we show you how leaders in one south bay community are helping celebrate the mexican heritage plaza ringing in its silver anniversary. much more news ahead. you're watching today in the bay of certifying the vote. at the same time, some trump allies in nebraska are pushing for that state to change its allocation of electoral college votes in a way that would favor the gop. please join me in welcoming kristen welker, moderator of meet the press. hi kristen. happy first day of fall to you. thanks for joining us this morning. i'm wondering to what extent are allies of former president trump trying to change the elections infrastructure in this home stretch to election day? well, i had a chance to interview kira and happy first day of fall to you two. i had a chance to interview senator lindsey graham and he was in nebraska this past week making the case that it should go to a winner take all state instead of a state where the electoral votes are doled out in terms of district, whi

the role of historical heritage in uniting peoples, the relationship between culture and business, theluence of artificial intelligence on various social aspects and its role in modern culture and the preservation of cultural heritage, as well as the involvement of creative youth in the development of creative industries. 200 russian and 70 foreign speakers participated in the work of ten sections, two dozen agreements and cooperation agreements were signed. at the end, the hermitage prize award ceremony took place, its awarded for contribution to the development of world culture. soviet and azerbaijani singer and public figure palad bul-bul-ogly , people's artist of russia, ballet master boris eifman. according to the head of government , creative people should continue to be supported in their aspirations. that is why a new state strategy has been approved. a number of measures are already being implemented within the framework of the state program, which cover almost all areas and types of activity in this area, including issues of international cooperation, upbringing and education

>>>this is just the beginning of hispanic heritage month. it runs through october 15th. people here say they're excited to celebrate and educate all month long, >ryan>and several cities across the bay area kicked off hispanic heritage month with celebrations this weekend and drummers made their way down the streets of richmond and san pablo. it was the city's first ever latin latin american independence day parade. there were aztec dancers classic cars and lowrider bikes, and in san jose, the children's discovery museum kicked off their month long celebration with these lowriders. a local car club brought in their vehicles to put on display. one owner actually performed right next to his purple classic car indoors >>>>the new generation of kids coming up they want to show them this rich tradition of you know, taking pride in these beautiful cars that have been around for so, so long. one of the guys here told me that he's had his car for over 40 years and has been working on it. the entire time. >ryan>okay the museum says the lowriders will be on display every weekend th

and is now in the possession of the pressure and cultural heritage foundation. over the years they have been repeated demands from egypt, vanessa t. t to be returned to homeland. now the renowned egyptian archaeologist, zaki, who was his, starts with a new petition calling for its repack creation. we are known today the user or the uh, this is the national committee as the government committee, the last 4 days of the box to visit the p. as in the past, the impression coastal heritage foundation still sees no reason to attend the valuable object. yeah, i don't. is the dispute in a traditional does our stances, of course, that we 1st of all adhere to the legal situation laga and it provides a clear basis to provide the best of here on plaza. i want to push to hear is the what is the legal basis in this complicated case. in 1912, egypt was not yet a sofa in states and not to petition control. archaeologists from britain, france, and germany was scowling the land in search of the treasures because they museums, according to the lowest and fullest. at the time excava

, handicrafts and tourism organization and registered as a cultural heritage site.eeps you gazing and wondering for few couple of hours. the architects of the time wanted the new and the old working together, so traditional styles were used, but elements of the west were also introduced. major architectural features of this period include the use of vertical colored latest windows known as or sea. london flower pattern in tiling and plaster work, tall pillars and columns and lot of interior decoration. realizing the need to protect the massodia palace, a treatment plan started off five years ago, and since then major restoration and reconstruction work has taken place. the theater hall temporarily built in what used to be the host khan is another way of connecting visitors to this complex again. all necessary steps have been taken to prevent any harm or damage to the original structure. a cozy, colorful cafe that takes you years back in time, a silver jewelry shop where you can feed. your eyes and some great brands inspired by the palace itself, and vintage furnitur

>> bret: up next you heard the name heritage in the news.lot about project 2025 especially from democrats. when we return we will talk with the think tank's president. first, guards tonight, ukrainian drones strike a large military depot in a town deep inside russia overnight. the attack caused a huge blaze and prompted the evacuation of some residents there. ukraine claims the strike destroyed russian military warehouses in a town about 300 miles from the border between the two countries. a three phased election is underway right now in india. voters will choose a local government in indian controlled cashmere. the first schuch vote since prime minister modi's government stripped the disputed region of its special status five years ago. and this is a live look at london. one of the big stories there tonight. train drivers in britain vote to accept a new pay offer. this ends a long running industrial dispute and a series of disruptive strikes. those saw about 13,000 train drivers, engineers staging 8 days of strike action over the last two y

engush heritage, are just not there. english heritage doesn't celebrate english heritage.ve been tweeting about this in response to some of the twitter comments they've been receiving, and there have been many there have been many. they've been taking a bit of abuse over this. and they say refugees have arrived here with very little. we feel that this is the right thing to do. we have other initiatives to support those who need it, including foodbank users, children and school trips. and we're working with charities to offer free entry to people in financial hardship. so clearly they are justifying this by saying, you know , we try to help saying, you know, we try to help lots of people who might not be able to afford it. so does that should we give them the benefit of the doubt on that front ? of the doubt on that front? >> no, because i think that's that's a that's a kind of sideways look at what's going on. you know, i think i think what we have to do is look at the focus of what they actually do . and if they're busy do. and if they're busy deconstructing english herit

real historical and cultural heritage, she was awarded the grodno regional executive committee prize named after dupko, for creative achievements in the field of culture and art. in 2016, vera ignatyevna was an active participant in the regional festival of folk art from great-grandfathers to weaving. international festival of arts slavic bazaar in vitebsk, is a laureate of the republican. such work of women and women, boys and men, all women were engaged in weaving, there that in turn all and whiteness, and the upper adze was woven with your own hands, on the whiteness, on the sheet, woven with basic linen, on the upper adze... this was called the placenka, igo with basic weaving and fabric casual people, but the simple ones cut, weaved and two strangers, i know that they farmed, yes, they farmed, they farmed farms, but i know that the oak carcass was spoiled, and such a ruddy fabric was wasted, from the salyansk gaspadarka not skins could afford a certain sum if the purchase of these farbs was so great, everything went to... the gas yard from gasparki zhelі, zanyts, kalі zhivlі gre

we will learn more about the ethnographic heritage from the director. ekaterina, good afternoon, hello, please tell us how the topic of national cultures is connected with the city of ivye, because it is not without reason that the museum is located in this city. ivye is called small jerusalem, the capital of the belarusian tatars. truly, this is a belarusian babylon, the heritage of which is associated with christians, jews and muslims. therefore , it is not surprising that the museum of national cultures was opened here. us in ivia in 2009. please tell us about your permanent exhibition? the permanent exhibition of our museum under one sky through the century, it demonstrates the cultural features of our region and emphasizes the possibility of the existence of different religions, peoples and cultures in one small territory. consists of four halls, this is from the history of the indigenous population, where we are now, belarusian tatars and belarusian. jews. we use the fourth hall for temporary exhibitions, they are constantly changing. please tell

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