because this building is a symbol of magdeburg law, who requested for nesvizh and voordinat nicholas christophern rothko restoration. uh, the town hall was carried out in 1997 to 2004 , it was restored on the gravel of ryumakov, that is, of course, of the 16th century and the 18th after the northern war. here is such a solid town hall, the swedes suffered very badly in the spring of 1706. they burned the city and tried to take the castle. and they succeeded, though not on the first try. the castle, as if the phoenix rose several times from the ashes, the heyday is rightfully considered the time when another one entered into the possession radivill mikhail kazimir is a fish. together with his wife ursula, he restored an exotic park. and we added splendor to the interior, our task was, first of all, to preserve what came native, to unconditionally preserve, the second task was to somehow combine it all, it was decided to save for the heyday and basically there are a lot of elements. this is somewhere in the middle of the 18th century. fish translation. the so-called preservation of unconditionally

nesvizh ordination with the center here and the town hall, by the way, the descendants of nicholas christopherans. they owned these lands until the second world war, believe it, but in soviet times. there was a sanatorium in magnate rooms, the creative and political elite, people's artists, poets and writers were recovering. polish tycoon fished that sanatorium house from fixing belorusskaya health resort huge heating system of the castle 186 fireplaces and stoves, as soon as central heating was carried out here, most of these elements of the ancient heating system were simply destroyed; on the other hand , elements of the interiors, the most valuable chambers of the halls, unique decoration, wooden panels were preserved. this is also preserved. just due to the fact that this building had to be taken care of in due time, i will be documents, copies of which are on display at the disposal of the president of the republic of belarus at the beginning research work in the ninety-fifth year and a document of the ninety-seventh year at the beginning of restoration work. in the second year, and on ca

nicholas nagy, josie russell , dennis buckner, tom hong, richard russell ellis, captain christopher schaefer and jordan culberson. thank you so much. and the last but certainly not least from the wraparound project and i don't know if they're here, but i'm just going to say their names anyway. anyway michael takata, vanessa jackson, felicia cantu, rafael albert lozano. snow and gainer, seattle. thank you so much. and again, if you have a couple representatives who want to say a few words about that night and your achievement, we would love to hear from you. jeff nicholson . thank you very much. this is thank you for your applause. but this is about all the people behind me. and there's a reason why police and fire trained together on active shooter incidents, because we never know what's going to happen. but i am super proud of everyone. but i'll speak to the fire department. we were actually on scene within three minutes. so, you know, not too bad. but the reason we were able to get on scene was because the police department was there and had things under control. and i want to say we also

nicholas nagy, josie russell , dennis buckner, tom hong, richard russell ellis, captain christopher schaefer and jordan culberson. thank you so much. and the last but certainly not least from the wraparound project and i don't know if they're here, but i'm just going to say their names anyway. anyway michael takata, vanessa jackson, felicia cantu, rafael albert lozano. snow and gainer, seattle. thank you so much. and again, if you have a couple representatives who want to say a few words about that night and your achievement, we would love to hear from you. jeff nicholson . thank you very much. this is thank you for your applause. but this is about all the people behind me. and there's a reason why police and fire trained together on active shooter incidents, because we never know what's going to happen. but i am super proud of everyone. but i'll speak to the fire department. we were actually on scene within three minutes. so, you know, not too bad. but the reason we were able to get on scene was because the police department was there and had things under control. and i want to say we also