the project was carried out by two architects, joseph langbart and mikhail baklana.d the list of historical and cultural chestnuts of belarus. and the first cinema of peramoga dates back to the 1950s. pratsoўnya stіlіtsy аtrymalі issued for the new peramoga cinema. in the spacious, well-appointed halls , everything has been created for the cultural benefit of the people. on the spot of the cinema 17 stagodzya stretching a part of the catalan monastery of the benediktsinak order, which was the first and right-wing denomination in 1872 and became a proto-abrazhen monastery. in the second version, fragments of the scene of the scourging were dug out during the founding of the kharchavyk club named after stalin in 29 years. there was a lot of history at the club at the moment. there were two halls in the theater, a large and a small one, a summer hall opened a little later in the summer, minsk residents watched films in the cinema, i think those that were popular at that time, the cranes are flying, a ballad about a soldier, the fate of a man, interesting was that the re

leningrad architect joseph langbart did not bother too much and adapted his own design for the minskor mogilev. so mogilev received a real capital building. in magilevo everything is very unusual and unusual. we're used to it. that if there is a temple, then it stands somewhere on a hill or in an open field. in mogilev , the carmelite church is located right in the courtyards, it feels like it is hidden from human eyes by buildings. the temple was built long before metropolitan dreams, but its appearance fully corresponds to the status of the first throne. the church of the assumption of the blessed virgin mary was built in mogilev on the site of the carmelite monastery. in 1780. she liked it so much that she ordered the church to be converted into a cathedral, it was reconstructed and given a new name in honor of st. stanislaus. people have always wanted bread and circuses. it is for this reason that mogilev residents once upon a time abandoned themselves in the literal sense of the word and built a theater. i didn’t find it in modern mogilev, but i found, in my opinion, a worthy re

leningrad architect joseph langbart did not bother too much and adapted his own design for the minskovernment house, built four years earlier, for mogilev. so mogilev received a real capital building. in mogilev everything is very unusual and unusual. we're used to that. if it is a temple, then it stands somewhere on a hill or in an open field. in mogilev , the carmelite church is located right in the courtyards, it feels like it is hidden by buildings from... human eyes. the temple was built a long time ago to the dreams of the capital, but in its appearance it fully corresponds to the status of the first throne. the church of the assumption of the blessed virgin mary was built in mogilev on the site of the carmelite monastery. in 1780 , the russian empress catherine ii visited the temple. she liked it so much that she ordered the church to be converted into a cathedral. it was reconstructed and given a new name in honor. people have always wanted bread and circuses, it is for this reason that the mogelevites, once upon a time, threw themselves together in the literal sense of the w

one thing, this is the main administrative center, but the original solution was proposed by joseph langbarter. but the history of the construction of the theater in this very place also has its own history, reminiscent of an intrigue that was resolved unexpectedly, where to build the building of the main theater of the republic, an issue that was actively discussed in the early thirties at all levels, from moscow to belarusian architects and builders. musical community, theater awarded order of lenin, awarded the right to be called great, bogatyrev’s national opera in the pushchas of polesie, received a state prize. then, in the late forties, the theater was among the top five in the ussr, and today it is one of the best in europe, and not only thanks to its productions, outstanding performers and directors. the architecture of the building by the brilliant langbard also remains unique; it was recreated in early 2000 during a large-scale reconstruction, and today the theater looks the way the architect wanted it to be. anyone who doesn’t know what osmolovka is. he doesn’t know anything abou