territory of belarus, and also participated in the liberation of the cities of dantzik, warsaw and konexberghis great-grandfather was a hero for us, a very interesting project, 80 unknown stories about the heroes of the great patriotic war, weekly we publish information about the relatives of our students. university workers, they usually look for photographs in their family archive, and thus, also a dialogue of generations between our students, employees and their parents, grandfathers, great-grandfathers, accordingly we learn a lot of new things, this will certainly remain in the archives of the university as a whole for the children and for our workers, the task today of historians and teachers, here is the belarusian state university and my colleagues from others... education, the ministry of defense will hold an international conference dedicated to the eightieth anniversary of the liberation of belarus.

kaliningrad , the column of equipment was led by a t-34 tank, a direct participant in the assault on konexberg stars on its trunk says. cavalry passed in front of the legendary thirty-four as a tribute to the irreplaceable an assistant to the army on all fronts of the war during the war, gorky, the soviet name for nizhny novgorod, was the only city. the ussr, which supplied all types of weapons and military equipment to the fronts, from tanks and airplanes to rockets. for me, this is a solemn holiday, naturally, the main one, so i congratulate all samara residents on this great, very important holiday for our people. and this is the former reserve capital of the soviet union during the war, kuibyshev, and samara, where they almost passed through the largest square in europe. in the city, which experienced the most terrible blockade in the history of mankind, a victory parade, a special holiday, before it began , a convoy with participants of the great patriotic war drove out to the palace square. in the lugansk people's republic, victory day was celebrated with a car rally, cars and motorcycle

books were returning from prague, some from konexberg, poland, including publications by francis skarina from the komarnicki collection. this was a unique exploratory, scientific work. over the several post-war years, through the efforts of library staff , it was returned to its holdings. 600,000 copies. by 1947 , the library's pre-war fund of 2 million volumes had also been restored. today there are more than 10 million storage units, including more than 90 thousand rare and early printed books and manuscripts. the earliest of them dates back to the 14th-15th centuries. at the beginning of 1949 , a new series of broadcasts began to appear on the belarusian radio in advance of another congress of belarusian writers. special attention to writers. their contribution to the victory over fascism is highly appreciated by the government. their word sounded from the pages of newspapers, the partisan press, and on the belarusian radio, raising the morale of the soviet people. frequent guests in the editorial office are mikhas lenkov, chairman of the writers' union of the bssr, petrus brovka, yak

were 11, 13 years old, and my great-grandfather took part in the great patriotic war, died near konexberg and now he... petrovna moretz, among us and god grant her new poems, a poet, artist, author of poems that everyone knows, pororebinovy ​​walked, ruby hedgehog with a hole in his right side, these are children's poems, sparkling, funny and many others like that, but young moritza, of course, also wrote poems about the war, so it is very important that we hear young poems today. smooth seaman and masha, you will read the young seaman, and you somehow, your family is somehow connected with the war, there are some stories, well, my parents didn’t tell me that much, but i remember the story, my mother told me that my great-grandmother’s brother turns out to be leonid, he went to war as a volunteer there in high school, that’s the train in which they went to war, it was bombed and you can say that he didn’t even have time to fight, that’s the story, died, yes, yes. this is also an important story, it is important to remember those who did not return from the war, the poem by the young sailo

after the hospital, the front was again, and he ended the war in könexberg as a member. a warrior ofof christ is a winner, as they say, an army of priests is something connected together, because they pray and defeat both visible and invisible enemies, he foresaw, he foresaw some more, i believe, because according to my destiny he, he always supported me, and now after his death... opinions, and this the field made it known, that’s why he was sick, he spoke sometimes, but did not show it, he never complained, he was seriously ill at the end of his life, almost no one knew that he was hurting, when he led services, he sometimes froze, it was visible that he had something there, something was wrong, it turns out that it was it’s just, well, everything hurt him, so he patiently waited in the wings. in the village of sadovaya, kletsky district, during the war years, the settlement was called blyachin, nikolai heltov served in the local church. the rector came to the church of john the baptist back in 1929. by the beginning of the great patriotic war, he was already an experienced priest

13 years old, and my great-great-grandfather... took part in the great patriotic war, died near konexbergburied at oley slava in budapest, marina stanislavovna, apparently, immediately comes to you and me, and maybe guys a line from tragically. a poem by mikhail isakovsky, a medal for the city of budapest shone on his chest. nikita oleynikov will read semyon gudzenko’s poem before the attack. when they go to death, they sing, but before that you can cry. after all, the most terrible hour in battle is the hour of waiting for an attack, the snow is dug up with mines all around, it’s blackened by the heat of a mine explosion , a friend dies, and that means death is passing by, now my devil will come, the hunt is coming for me alone, damn you, forty-one years you, frozen in infantry in the snow, it seems to me that i a magnet that i attract mines to explode, and the lieutenant wheezes. death passes by again, but we are no longer able to wait, we are led through the trench, the end of hostility, a bayonet piercing our necks, the battle was short, and then we drank ice-cold vodka, and i picked

taking with him for many years now. throughout the war in the infantry, went from the caucasus to konexbergin the far east, i raised my grandchildren’s children strictly, and now they continue to pass on the memory of their taciturn front-line soldier, and so that , first of all, we adults cultivate this memory, this pride, and our children, our children , will act as we act, because how they say, raising ourselves, and not children, only... therefore, believing, remembering this is our past of our ancestors, we will stand, portraits of heroes of the great patriotic war in public transport throughout the country, the auto regiment stretched from the moscow region to novokuznetsk and further, one of the many formats of the action, when there is no traditional procession, the faces of the winners are on the walls of memory in schools, kindergartens, on the media facades of big cities on the ostankino tv tower too. in moscow, advertising on screens gave way to front-line soldiers, newsreels and immortal lines of poetry about the feat of soviet soldiers, those who were expected to win, all the

and on the eve of the american war of independence, kant was walking around his native könexberg andpany. he said that he supported the americans and considered the power of england too tyrannical, which hurt the feelings of joseph, who was passing by, well, in russian , the russified version of joseph, green. who was an englishman, he decided to call duel, because it offended national feelings, but kant argued his position so sincerely, passionately and confidently that joseph greene finally admitted he was wrong, shook hands with the scants, later they became best friends, everything is wonderful, you know, but you don’t they clarified where kant was walking, i have a suspicion that he was walking just in the area of ​​​​the upper pond, the upper lake. is this your lake? yes, these are man-made lakes. a very good person lives there, we won’t specify who. no, but everything is brilliant, in my opinion, absolutely right. without a penalty point, this wonderful young man, to whom you gave first place in the prologue, goes to the second stage, but your honor, we have a red carpet, it i

yes, konexberg was renamed kaliningrad, on a business trip. why do you think so?hat's right. i am a bird of moscow, sent by the leadership to supervise restoration work on city facilities, and you and i went home to my wife and daughter, we were there throughout the blockade, but no, god had mercy, we were evacuated, we were in tashkit, we returned in forty years, i hope. yes, you see, the correspondence was interrupted, but i was a little late, we were in the hospital, yes, now that’s it, go home, work, where, to a company university, teacher? you are a teacher, russian language, literature, to tell the truth, you don’t really look like teachers, hold it, throw it away, uncle, i’ll cut it, are you disturbing people’s sleep, now i’ll lock it in the vestibule, i’ll hand it over to the nearest stations where needed , here, like this. the movie is over, you can sleep peacefully, yeah, good night, i like to travel in comfort, konyakh, good, gleb, thank you, igor. don’t get excited, they are showing their respect, they respected mikhailich, it was my will, i would have

several years now, pantilei alexandrovich all war in the infantry, went through the caucasus to konexbergen and grandchildren strictly, and now they are... portraits of heroes of the great patriotic war in public transport throughout the country: the auto regiment stretched from the moscow region to novokuznetsk and beyond, one of many formats of the action, when there is no traditional procession, the faces of the winners are on the walls of memory, in schools, kindergartens, on the media facades of big cities, on the ostankino tv tower too. in moscow, advertising on screens gave way to front-line soldiers, newsreels and immortal lines of poetry about the feat of soviet soldiers, those who were expected. victory, in spite of all deaths. and, of course, their photographs are in the hands of those who on this day, leaving home, simply could not help but take with them carefully preserved images of their relatives. egor is here with two great-grandfathers, he never saw them, both left before he was born, but the memory remains. my great-grandfathers and ancestors who forged victory on this

i witnessed the event when an icon of the kazan mother of god was brought to konexberg, the icon was pray, vasilevsky and krilov knelt before the icon, there were no people, mleben was served for this icon of the mother of god. and so began the assault on kennicksburg. after the victory , dmitry khmel returned to his homeland and prepared to enter college. he wanted to enter the flour milling institute. at that time the mother of god came to him and said: “what are you doing? i didn’t keep you so that you would enter the flour milling institute." he was walking with his friend in odessa and saw this building. it was a theological seminary. and he realized what it was. after the seminary, the priest was sent to serve the village of kosina, lagoisky district, then there was lagoisk itself, the city that... he liberated, in '57 dmitry's father was sent to nesves, he had such a look that he just seemed to see right through you, so you wanted to talk to him, he could give such advice that you even immediately i understand what you need to do, a participant in the war, a disabled war veter