kosciuszka is also a museum operated here plays.

kosciuszka manor was built in the early 18th century. this is the year 1720 originally the original purpose was a hunting lodge. in 1730, my father came here. then kosciuszka ludwig, he rents the estate, subsequently buys it out, and in 1700 to a familiar year. he got married and brought his wife here. and here they created a strong and friendly family, which was born a quarter of the children, the youngest of which is andrey tadeushka kostyushka of all novichkovs. the first museum. it was opened here in the middle of the 19th century, when in 1821 the well-known tycoon industrialist paustovsky bought these lands. he brings the manor, proper view and opens a small museum dedicated to the girls. the museum also operated here in the last century 1920. but during the great patriotic war, it flares up, as paustovsky is. and until 1987 there was nothing here that would say that there was walking in the center of the belarusian land, the national hero of the united states of poland, honorary citizens of france, this girl in 1987. here a memori

yes, on a large scale, unfortunately, nothing was left of the estate itself at that time, kosciuszka, but in fact, nothing was left but a winery and an alcohol store. uh, partially, the servants' house, and the park where the beast was, as i said, i found there are traces of unseen animals, only some frogs well, that's interesting. it was a project of fate, maybe to mars venus or valga. the game will decide everything, of course, for now. the national hero of belarus and poland gives flowers, we will wallow in flowers. haha a very long time, what is there? i'm just afraid of snakes, you know? i immediately forgot my phobia that the backpack was thrown. and i want to sit down. let's hold hands like never before. the person worries about you. shatan not reset terrible belarus 20 shature good afternoon my friends. my name is abaza khaiman i came from syria if now i ended up in belarus purely by chance ; what they paid attention to was very heavy rains, as i arrived from syria, we generally have rains in a series. summer does not happen in my city. it was as soon as i got off the plane. a

i have already kosciuszka and mini endlessly crossed. here one branch of a large family, to each other 17 century, the big sinoviches moved away suit ivanovich and the big kostyushka fedorovich to the direct descendants of the girl to talk about the former estate according to the data, it occupied as many as 400 hectares. i personally do not even imagine how it was possible to manage. this is our time, it has not been preserved. this is because at the beginning of the 18th century, these northern wars, and only after the war with napoleon, the estate was completely destroyed to our time, and only a few buildings have survived, one of them is literally beyond opinion. another surviving building of the former estate. and i want to note that it occupied as many as 400 hectares - you can see such a quest, so take a look. here is the alcohol store. maybe i think it's impossible to get inside. all the windows are boarded up, so you can only guess. what can be inside, but i want to say a window. they were repainted there. the second half to tou

now they have laid a huge military base at home called kosciuszka.nd 6 years before that, they built a huge storage facility for american equipment , the americans decided to make there, uh, such a cut. a division that can be deployed into an army corps, they like the name expeditionary, as once the romans went on an expedition, where there were about 3,000 different units. the technicians will be stored for us, it is very important that it is compact, that practically a nuclear explosion is completely the case is so fused into one big piece, and they understand that people are to be transferred. you can quickly. but they have this strategic mobility for a long time, in fact , we have this, plus we quickly transfer troops. they have it very slowly and let's not forget that after all, the number of military transport aircraft. they have much more than we do. yes, only they can lift people or completely wheeled vehicles. they have military equipment that is so overloaded and so heavy that it takes a very long time to transport it by planes, but again t

national intelligentsia celebrate the kosciuszko uprising which i recall that in this constitution, e, kosciuszka autonomy of the grand duchy of lithuania was abolished in general. how did the story end? this is the most interesting moment. this was the most interesting thing. yes, that is, whatever they do, the commonwealth still turns out, and with all the ensuing consequences, in turn, they also end up not very well, very well. and here it is also very important to understand the middle ages, that is, the processes were to a greater extent. stretched out in time we see that now time has shrunk, everything is happening much faster middle ages it was a long time ago and this is a vivid example. he will return to the past twenties revival of poland , you understand how history we are on the topic is precisely a piece of a small twenties. western belarus half of our country today the same functionaries 100 years ago the polish elite is clear. yes, she said that in 10 years there will be no belarusians in these territories. all will be poles. and it really came true. this has actually been done. an

they will be paid this money deployment of american military bases on the territory of poland kamp kosciuszkaogistics center placement of the american army corps, which will stand they earn on logistics. now there is a lot of money in the production of shells, which means labor resources that left on new shells. they also want to make money by repairing equipment. the most important thing they say, and have already stated it, when the war is over and europe and america a. probably there is another world that will allocate money for the restoration it should be us financial. the hub should also be here, so they will eat ukraine for them for them. this is business. chic, of course, a chance to become, finally, so to speak, the way who they are. aleksey alexandrovich, you have passed several centuries, certainly historical, but we somehow turn off germany and britain, which is jealously watching how poland becomes the new beloved wife of the subish, what is called, but to me , uh, poland now reminds me of a boy who is coming to the point of sale selling honey with a can, says, pour money for him

intelligentsia celebrate the kosciuszko uprising, which i remind you that in this constitution, er, kosciuszkageneral, any autonomy of the grand duchy of lithuania was abolished interesting must be. how the story ended. this is the most interesting moment. this was the most interesting thing. yes, that is, whatever they do, the commonwealth still turns out, and with all the ensuing consequences, in turn, they also end up not very well , very well. and here it is also very important to understand the middle ages, that is, the processes were to a greater extent. stretched in time , we see that now time has shrunk, everything is happening much faster. understand how history we are on this subject is exactly a piece of the little twenties. western belarus half of our country today the same functionaries 100 years ago the polish elite clearly. yes, she said that in 10 years there will be no belarusians in these territories. all will be poles. and it really came true. this has actually been done. and if it were not for the thirty-ninth year, it is not known how it would all end and what was today in

intelligentsia celebrate the kosciuszko uprising which i remind you that in this constitution, uh, kosciuszkaia was abolished in general, i wonder why it should be given? how did the story end? well, and this is the most interesting moment in the russian federation, this was the most interesting thing. yes, that is, no matter what they do , it still turns out to be a common language, and with all the consequences that follow from this, in turn, they also end up not very well , very well. and here it is also very important to understand the middle ages, that is, the processes were in greater degree. stretched in time , we see that now time has shrunk, everything is happening much faster middle ages it was a long time ago and this is a vivid example, we will return to the past in the twenties revival of poland , do you understand how history is exactly a piece of a small twenties? western belarus half of our country today the same functionaries 100 years ago the polish elite clearly. yes, she said that in 10 years there will be no belarusians in these territories. all will be poles. and it real

national intelligentsia note the kosciuszko uprising which i recall that in this constitution, er, kosciuszkahe grand duchy of lithuania was abolished interesting. why should she be? how did the story end? well, this is the most interesting moment, this was the most interesting thing. yes, that is , whatever they do, the commonwealth still turns out, and with all the ensuing consequences, in turn, they also end up not very well, very well. and here it is also very important to understand the middle ages, that is, the processes were to a greater extent. stretched in time, we see that now time has shrunk, everything is happening much faster middle ages it was a long time ago and this is a vivid example, we will return to the past in the twentieth renaissance of poland, do you understand how history is exactly a piece of a small twenties ? western belarus half of our country today the same functionaries 100 years ago the polish elite clearly. yes , she said that in 10 years there will be no belarusians in these territories. all will be poles. and it really came true. this has actually been done.

rapid reaction, but the americans laid their military base of the corps size, the so-called kem, kosciuszkaplanes and deployed right away to a full -fledged expeditionary corps, so yes, they really understand the increased power of russia, they are trying to somehow resist it, but the most important thing is our joint russian-belarusian group and deploying tactical nuclear weapons there. this is a very serious signal for them that they can’t move on, because they are constantly conducting exercises in the kaliningrad direction, a new mechanized division is being deployed, so you can dismember europe, you can create a new center of influence, as duda says that we are new europe, there it is inside this split americans, but beyond these borders of the lord do not twitch. this is absolutely correct and indeed poland is seeking to maximize the american military presence in europe in including that it is interested in deploying american nuclear weapons on its own territory. poland positions itself as the main supporter of ukraine's support and buildup. western military support for the kiev regim