sometimes there was one, if the mill was smaller, but our mill was one of the largest in the mogilev province, there were rumors that in order to... it is possible quickly and easily, well, this is our miller, the owner of our mill, yes, it was like that before, or it was just that he was so wealthy, he really gave reason to talk about himself that he himself was the devil's godfather, yes, he himself was a brother to evil forces, the fact is that, of course, the miller was the richest in the village, and his wealth was due to the fact that 10% of the harvest was given to melnik as payment. look at the new year's ark, yes, it's a straw wreath, a very interesting straw spider, it's a talisman, such a talisman, you could say, not only from evil spirits, but also when it was hung over the table, because it was at the table that the whole... family and people would tell what happened during the day, discuss some problems, while they were talking, the spider would wind itself up with all this, it was believed that all the bad, evil spirits were entangled there and would not go back come back, but

sometimes there was one, if the mill was smaller, but our mill was one of the largest in the mogilev provinceere were rumors that... in order for the mill to stand, the production was quite powerful, well, they said that the miller puts some kind of sacrifice in the foundation, what sacrifices, they said in different ways, in fact, the miller gave grains, gave bread crumbs, and of course the miller after the wheel stopped already in the fall, in order to lubricate his, let's say , wheel mechanisms, wheel ones, he put a piece of lard there, and people said that he probably gives a bribe to the water spirit. was it like that before or are you just that he was wealthy like that really he gave a reason to talk about himself that he himself was the devil's godfather, and himself a brother to evil forces, the fact is that of course melnik was the richest in the village, and his wealth was due to the fact that 10% of the harvest was given to melnik as. of course, his work at the mill was very difficult, firstly, they didn't just bring grain, he ground them up and gave them as flour already received,

sometimes there was one, if the mill was smaller, but our mill was one of the largest in the mogilev provincee were rumors that in order for the mill to stand, the production was quite powerful, well, they said that the miller puts some kind of sacrifice in the foundation, and what kind of sacrifices, they said in different ways, in fact, the miller gave grain, gave bread crumbs, and of course the miller after the wheel stopped in the fall, in order to lubricate his, let's say , wheel mechanisms, he put a piece of lard there, and people said that he probably bribed the water spirit so that the wheel would definitely work, so that when the river flooded, it wouldn't be washed away behind the pond, so that all sorts of things happened, and how many years did the mill work, you know, a very interesting question, the fact is that our mill worked from 1902 to 1960, in the first hall here you can see things that accompanied the peasants from sowing to harvesting, and sowing was a man's job, but harvesting was entirely on women's shoulders, only women, yes, that's why it often happened that babies w

becomes edward dzhukovsky, he was an educated man, he enjoyed great respect, in general , the mogilev provincewas also a lover of parks, park. design, art. edward zhakovsky, when he went on vacation somewhere to the south, or somewhere else, he always brought some plant. tried to implement it here, so that it would take root and well , be preserved, it's time to move on to the next point of my route, to the agro-town of buiniche. i am in the mogilev olympic reserve center for equestrian sports modern pentathlon, now here ... there is a training session for young athletes, at competitions of various levels, i too , many of them have already shown high results , i can stay in the saddle, of course, not as confidently as these guys, but i will not miss the opportunity to ride, but first a short tour of the center. all our horses are well-groomed, clean, combed, each horse also has different hairstyles, this is only the merit of our athletes, they train, they ... clean, coliet, cherish. it turns out that horses take spa treatments daily, a shower is required after training, in winter they use a so

by the middle of the 19th century, rogachev was considered one of the largest in the mogilev province. we are heading towards the building that was actually in operation in those years. the brick building was erected with money from patrons and the olshenykhs. it housed a real school. it did not last long in this place. it was burned down during the great patriotic war. the building was revived during the first post-war five-year plan. however, as in the past, so today within these walls, tradition does not change, educational institution, secondary school no. 2. also an architectural monument, built using neoclassical elements. what is noteworthy is that here, earlier than in other buildings in rogachev, a steam heating system appeared, and water was distilled into the room from a well using. electricity. being in rogachev and not seeing the house where vladimir korotkevich used to be is the same as not being here at all. yes, and we also remember from school textbooks that the writer was born in orsha, lived and worked in minsk, however, ragachev for him, as i have already said, is

becomes edward dzhukovsky, he was an educated man, he enjoyed great respect, in general in the mogilev province, and he was also a lover of parks, park design. art, edward zhukovsky, when he went on vacation somewhere in the south, or else somewhere, he would definitely bring some plant, try to reanimate it here, so that it would take root, and well, it would survive. it's time to move on to the next point of my route, to the agro-town of buiniche. i'm at the mogilev olympic reserve center for equestrian sports modern pentathlon, young athletes are training here now, many of them have already shown high results in competitions at various levels. i can also stay in the saddle, of course, not as confidently as these guys, but i won't miss the opportunity to ride, but at the beginning a short tour of the center. all our horses are well-groomed, clean, combed, each horse also has different hairstyles, this is only the merit of our athletes, they train, they clean, prick, cherish, it turns out that horses take spa treatments every day, a shower is required after training, in winter they have solariu

let me help you, madam, nadmaza, berkovich, samuil solomonovich. born 1879, march 4, native of mogilev province district, village of vyslachi, social origin, tradesman, education, higher, party membership non-party, was a member of the socialist revolutionary party until 1918, art museum curator, do i understand correctly that it was you who carried out comrade trotsky's assignments to transport. secret cargo, yes, i am so glad to see you, comrade, so glad, where is it that the patient is still too early to be discharged, yes he hasn't eaten his porridge yet, doctor, you don't worry, we'll treat him ourselves, the kremlin hospital. we can't go there, it's a pity to kill you, i admit it's clear. intrigued, you won't have to, i'll kill you, maybe we'll come to an agreement, why should i believe you, because i trust you with my life, it seems to me we're looking for the same thing, where's the baton, mine, where's the baton? i was riding on a train, i was wounded, i hid the baton in a coffin told him about it, to whom? there it is, hanging. let's take the baton, we'll go to some quieter country, f

in the twenty-fourth and twenty-sixth years , vitebsk, mogilev and gomel provinces were returned to belarus the mid -twenties it was not possible to resolve the issue peacefully with the western territories. as panomarenka recalled, he was summoned to moscow, where a resolution was being prepared jointly with stalin and was also present. their defense life property of the population give the order to the troops to cross the border to take western belarus and western ukraine. end of quote. in september of 1939, when it became clear that poland as a state would essentially disappear. therefore , the government, i said, the polish government moved first to romania, then to france, and after the occupation of france in 1940. it moved to london, so there is such a term, even a rather well-established term, the polish government in exile in london. it is worth mentioning that the president of poland, ignacy mastitsky, left warsaw on september 1, and the supreme commander edward ryczmigly on the night of september 7, though he fled to brest from here gave the order to defend warsaw at any cost. on