ku-ku-ku-ku, well, what a good one i will say, or as respectfully called by fellow countrymen pan janusz anerson, creator of the museum of history and life of the city. grodno is dear to him. any thing, it doesn't matter. this is a written old soviet postcard or unique rare book. unlike many of his contemporaries, panyanush has a rare talent, he knows how to see the most ordinary unremarkable object not its price, but its value. hurray klaxon vintage fire engine, the best way to reflect the mood, panayyanusha. today, he is in a great mood for almost half a year because of the pandemic, he did not have big school excursions, and then so many children came that they barely fit in his small courtyard. i worked as an artist, well, on mosaics and stained glass windows. these are the remains of the work. now, if this is cast glass from the neman factory, yes, yes , yes. here it is. yes, and so this is each of the exhibits of this unusual private museum, one way or another connected with history, grodno has a special relationship with the glass of the famous mute factory. he considers this glass a

hurray klaxon , an old fire engine, reflects the mood of pan janusz in the best possible way. he is in a great mood for almost half a year because of the pandemic he did not have big school trips, and then so many children came that they barely fit in his small courtyard. i worked as an artist, but i also help with stained glass. these are the remains of the work. now, if this is glass, it’s not the neman factory , but this, yes. here it is. yes, and so this is each of the exhibits of this unusual private museum. one way or another connected with history, grodno has a special relationship with the glass of the famous mute factory. he considers this glass to be a kind of visiting card, grodno has more than 1,000 glass factories here. if which also some interesting, i even take a beaten barn, or a garage, an ordinary, creative building to the top, lined with shelves with jars, bottles, vases, glasses, and any other utensils. look with a layman's eye. well, is this a museum, in the accepted concept of ordinary vases, which at one time were almost every soviet apartment ordinary g