house that remembers even before the soviet period, one might say, the polish hour, as they say, lagishinae, a police officer, but it was also an administrative building, and here lived, for example, the same, for example, doctor. lived here, but this is an example of architecture that was preserved from that period, until 1945. century, a preserved cemetery, which is also part of the history of the village. after the destruction of the ghetto, there were no jews left in the village, but their houses remained as a memory, which after the great patriotic war were given to the residents of the village, who, as you see, contributed their own. the roof, of course, was not preserved, but it also had its own characteristics, the roofs, they have a break, and the houses that are further away were wooden, for example, they alternate, this suggests that the jews too, although they also kept different ones, here in modern times they say business, someone traded, someone had an oil mill, someone had a tannery workshops, in different ways, and everyone’s income was different, and the architecture also