it was designed by a creative workshop. monument to belarusian schoolgirl katya susanina. tya died in one of the main sculptures of the memorial is a bronze figure of a teenage girl, this is fascist slavery on march 12, 1943 on his birthday. "dear, kind daddy, i am writing you a letter from german captivity, when you, daddy, will read this letter, i will not be alive, and my sacred request to you, father, punish the german bloodsuckers, this is the last will of your dying daughter. do you remember, daddy, 2 years ago, when i turned 13, what a good name day i had, you daddy told me then: grow up, daughter, to the joy of a big one, played typhon, and my friends congratulated me on my birthday. daddy, today i turned 15, if you met me now, you wouldn't recognize your daughter, i've become very thin, my eyes have sunken, my pigtails have been cut bald, my hands have dried up, they look like a rake, when i cough, blood comes out of my mouth, my lungs have been knocked out, when i look at myself in the mirror, my dress is torn in shreds, i'm as thin as a skeleton , salty tears flo

salty tears flowing from the classroom, this is an excerpt from a letter from fifteen-year-old katya susanina, which she sent to her father at the front before committing suicide. the girl was ready to do anything, just not to go to fascist germany. indeed, those who remained alive were sent in groups of 12-15 people. once upon a time , there was a wooden partition in the center of the room, a screen with slits on top, stools on the floor at a certain distance, children were seated on the stool, a small child would stick his hand through the slit in the screen, he had... blood for analysis. and on the territory of the former landowner's estate during the war years, a german hospital operated, in the house of the magnates gotovsky and kozel poklevsky. even at the end of the 19th century , they danced the mazurka here, held social receptions , played board games. country house of a noble family, built according to the project professor of architecture of the st. petersburg academy of arts viktor schroeter. almost completely preserved in its original form. still a guide to the history of archite