surname khadyka, eccentric, fool, there are no such surnames, khadakovts, they wrote him down as khadakovname is pavlyuk, there are no such names either, pavel and so on, and since dad writes his books, i not only my homeland . and what’s interesting is that you noted in an interview that he had aged very much, and it struck you that after the war, father, yes, in the photograph he is on the right, yes, on the right, and this is his brother, his two brothers, alexander and luka, alexander mikhailovich, luka mikhailovich and pavel mikhailovich, tell us about your heroic father, what i would like to tell you, we see on our table a gold watch, which... as you say, there were very few award ones, yes, these watches were fathers in a colony in the usa, they were in the ussr, i tried to make inquiries , but there were approximately three or five of them, just awards, they were equated to the order of lenin, there is a document, it was signed by the commander, there is this original document, i have a document with seals for this watch. to head the military department, he refused, no, i want to

patriotic war, as well as a former teacher at the college of architecture and civil engineering, boris khadakovvlovich, you probably talk most passionately about travel, you love this business, and maybe tell us what your favorite route is, what you remember today, clearly, vividly, travel, this is knowledge, this is study, one method, one of the methods... of improving oneself, i have been to many places, i visited cuba, i visited vietnam, i was in paris four times, i was in berlin 19 times, i flew to almaat, it’s hard to say, it’s hard to believe, 59 times, my brother’s grave is buried there, my dad served there for 8 years, he was the head of a military school, i they gave birth there, so i sometimes flew there twice a year. there are many trips, one of these unique trips that i made for my students was in 1957 for the first time, after the truce in africa the treasures of tutankhamun’s tomb were delivered to moscow and i had the opportunity to make a trip there, i recruited 32 people, including my wife, two drivers, one... from the teachers now working at shustoy college, i say hello to iri

viewer probably noted that your father wrote his books like pavel khadyka, and your last name is khadakoving of the first world war, belarusians were resettled in russia, beyond the urals, my father’s family, mother, brothers, sisters ended up in the orenburg region, my father joined the red guard there, fighting with dutov, with kolchak. i lost my homeland, but i also lost my last name, well, since then my dad has already gone by that last name, i i’m also coming, my children, my son, you can say that he... found himself and his last name, thanks to these memoirs and the fact that he signed himself pavel khadyka, as he really was, and after forty-four he found you in ruzhany, where you spent 4 years with your family during the war, and what ’s interesting is that you noted in an interview that he had aged very much, how it caught your eye, yes, after the war, father, yes, he is in the photograph right yes, on the right, and this is him , these are his two brothers, alexander and luka, alexander mikhailovich, luka mikhailovich and pavel mikhailovich, tell us about your heroic father, what

and today our guest, a witness of the great patriotic war, as well as an active citizen, boris khadakovo. on the eve of the eightieth anniversary of the liberation of belarus from the nazi invaders, we continue to talk about these terrible events on... documents from the state archive of the russian federation, the national archive of our country, evidence in the criminal case of the genocide of the belarusian people. here is also the confessional testimony of one of the punishers of the village of baki, wilhelm schulte. back in '49 he was charged. during the interrogation, he names the unit. my grandmother is from this village, her name was even baykovka, she got married in a village in varanilovich, my father was already born there, and then our family went on, my father’s sister, aunt varya, kava, aunt varya, lived in this village for about four to five years , probably, and people were already 18 years old at that time, she worked in some medical unit, probably with the germans, i... never specified exactly, i only know one thing, that she brought home bandages covered in blood, she