to another, she is right that their partizans are bitterer than animals.aks. the partisans are an anti-partisan scatter, on a smaller floor with hangings of the year and we can tell ourselves about the scale, you say, kaleva, i'll tell you at a time. i, uh , the son of the partisans will be the father was the partisans. e and directly told me about you greedy atrocities. and these are just the petals of the gomel zone, where he prosthetics, which happened there. drunk fictitious were to fight, uh, i'm with the garrisons. which directly? uh, there were folding german mulattos so from the garrisons, where there were policemen with belts, because their same petals were flat - this and they were paired. i’m just the same with the fate of you in the most collaborators, when we look at the scale. that's what igor aleksandrovich said about mixing this kolyshev, we can remember, uh, the thirteenth ss battalion and inshi, we can’t tsar’s, what we have, uh, the opponents seem, what do you look, show exactly at least one photograph where we respect the white banners,

how he opened the partizans, how he accepted them, how they sent planes, how they loaded everything, it was through him. eh, a lot of things. he told us to his grandchildren precisely in memory of the fact that later he did not say, then you have to tell us about what we did then, well, they were great people. i mean, if i'm a bit like him in something, then this is already a dignity, the grandson of the head of the belarusian partizans throughout his life tries to bear his name with dignity. i was always told to remember you are named after, uh, peter zakharovich. kalinina you must be like him, vice- chairman of the international martial arts federation. pyotr kalinin tries to pass on everything that his grandfather put into him from generation to generation. i remember my grandfather, he taught us very seriously how to use weapons. for example , he had two pistols. i remember now their. uh, walter ppk are so small, uh, two pistols. here's how makarov is only even smaller. and he uh taught us weapons. i can still make out anything with closed eyes, this walter. he taught us hand-to-

but in general, here partizan, he said that the partizans had their own rules and duties, for example the partisans could not stop in the village. it was forbidden, because if the germans found any evidence there that the partisans were in this village, they burned it. here and uh, partisans says, we say, hungry we drank. uh, there's swamp water. we are there, uh, so we somehow found a dead horse with maggots right there, that is, he was from a rotten one and there was nothing left to do. how to eat it, for example, but not in the village walked, because people uh, it was impossible to harm the moment of the liberation of belarus from the german invaders in the ranks. there were 373,000,942 partisans. of these , 194.000.78 connected with units. 45.242 women fought in the army in partisan detachments and brigades during the great patriotic war, as a result of the work done, the belarusian headquarters of the partisan movement unconditionally became the true leader of the partisan movement in republic a in the grozny school, and school number five in november 2022, and secondary school

the most difficult, when the germans began to implement the plan for the complete destruction of partizan even under such conditions, they caused irreparable damage to the enemy as a result of the first two stages of the rail war. transportation of the enemy to the front through belarus decreased by 40% germans intimidating character the commander of the 559th rear commandant's office in order number 30-43 of september 8 demanded a headman. those villages, those that were passed by the partisans from which no information about this was received, should be severely punished after the attack, for the protection of threatening areas , the civilian population should be attracted, placing it after dark. yes, early in the morning at a distance of up to 600 m on both sides of the line, if the partisans nevertheless make their way to the railway and the alarm is not raised by the population it is also necessary to take the most severe measures in relation to the communities. the germans carried out the policy of gingerbread aircraft dropped from leaflets in which the population was promised rewar

soul man, sent groups of his partizans to neighboring areas.here arose new units. this corresponded to the passionate spontaneous craving of the people. this detachment became the ancestor of thirteen other partisan detachments, which later united into a powerful legendary 123 partisan brigade named after the 25th anniversary of the bssr in november 1941, near the village of orzhitsa , poltava region, tikhon pomashkov died in battle. the struggle continued to grow towards the end of september, the partisan detachment, red october, under the command of pavlovsky, liberated from the enemy, many settlements of the region and thus laid the foundation for the creation of the october partisan zone somewhere in july forty-second, the main political directorate of the workers 'and peasants' red army signed mehlis gave out such a leaflet with a signature, where the military some of them, being surrounded, should consider themselves as a leading partisan even sent such a one, and now many of the military personnel, having received this document, then wor

now, a partizan democrat. but i think you i think we've got better candidates. i we have policies that are more in line with the desires of the people. if we are organized, you know, we'll do just fine. and if we have a fair electoral system, we have a fair process to, draw the districts so that we don't have all these republican gerrymanders. democrats will do just fine. and so we have been in in existence since 2017. we have supported candidates who would stand for fair redistricting. we have stood for the creation of independent commissions, draw the lines instead of having partizan state legislatures do them. we've brought lawsuits just had a big win in a case brought up for the supreme court in alabama. we brought lawsuits. we've also tried to raise consciousness of the american people about the importance of gerrymandering. when you say when we i notice in 2017, right, we're going to form the nerc, we're going to fight racial and partizan. and you can see the reporters were looking at their watches, their eyes were over. i know. and, you know, i think to m

so in seven of those cases, there's no obvious partizan or ideological balance. it's the federal government saying, hey, help us out. and, you know, that's par for the course. if you look at the historical average, trump goes to the court, 41 times in four years and. the end, the justices acquiesce. justices grant relief in 28 of those cases. and in almost all of those 28, there dissent republican right. and so, you know, i think it's it's part of the book tries really hard in four to sort of suggest at least at the beginning of the recent shift, the justices were not leading the charge right. that the the charges really led by the trump justice department. but there were all these opportunities for the court to push back and say this is not what these kinds of applications are for. this is not what we should be doing in this context. and instead, the court has kept saying, sure, so how much of this is the court and how much of this is this court? you cannot talk about the trump years acknowledging that during his years as president, he appointed gorsuch. he appo

partizans. anti-partisan age, running up on a smaller floor and hangings of kolyada, and we can tell ourselves about the scale. or you think i 'll tell you at a time. i'm a uh son on a partisan was a dad was a partisan, uh, and directly told me about you zhustny atrocities. and these are just the same lepelsky biological zone, where he partisans, which happened like this. drunk fictitious were to fight, uh, i'm with the garrisons. what directly e were the doors of the german mulattos, so from the garrisons, where there were policemen with belts, because their same petals, lepelskaya, yeta, and they were paired. i’m just the same, when you are in the most collaborators of colma, let’s look at the scale. that's what igor alexandrovich said about mixing this kolysheva, we can remember, uh, the thirteenth battalion of the sss and inshi, we can’t be royal , what do we have, uh, the opponents seem, what do you see, show exactly at least one photo from dymok where we respect the white syag, which means

but in general, here partizan, he said that the partizans had their own rules and duties, for example, e. the partisans could not stop in the village. it was forbidden, because if the germans, uh, found any uh evidence there that the partisans were in this village, they burned it. here and uh, guerrillas says, we say hungry we drank. uh, there bolotnaya we got water there, uh, it means that somehow we found a dead horse there, uh, with maggots right, that is , it was all rotten and there was nothing left to do, but we didn’t go in the village, because people uh, it was impossible to harm u at the time of the liberation of belarus from the german invaders, there were 373,000 in the ranks of the partisans, 9. 42 people, of which 194,708 joined the red army units in partisan detachments and brigades during the great patriotic war , 45,242 women fought as a result of the work done, the belarusian headquarters of the partisan movement. unconditionally became the true leader of the partisan movement in the republic, school number five in november 2022, and the secondary school number five o

in the summer of 1941, not far from the urban village of oktyabrsky district, belarusian partizans burned down in 18 german tanks and an enemy armor-piercing window sill fell off train in those days, the soviet motherland learned that belarus had started a nationwide partisan war; the regional center of the ore protein was mini -urban, the oktyabrsky settlement became the center of the partisan zone . here is to organize the movement against the advancing enemy. well, on the same day, a fighter battalion was created. what is a fighter? he says the war began, it was announced by the mobilization of all people who were suitable for their age according to health there various categories of military commissariats. they were drafted into the army, there were a number of people who, for various reasons, but, as it were, received a reprieve. yes, the police, there are economic crows, there and so on age, well, people had a desire to fight, they signed up for a fighter battalion. the red october detachment was created in the early days of the war, and was named after the first civil partisan deta

oktyabrsky and kaptkevichsky districts of the polissya region, which were part of the october-lyuban partizane. the task was not only to defeat the partisans but also to pacify the civilian population. against him the germans threw two separate police battalions. cavalry squadron and even aviation of the fifty-first bomber squadron edelweiss, the beginning muddy road did not allow getting to the outback more conveniently just bomb the inaccessible area. thus, the nazis completely destroyed four villages. local nationalists also acted against the civilian population, who also killed under the slogan of humility. because we were bullied. i only mocked my own people, but what can i call the bastards? there were so many policemen to bury the bula commandant's office that they could sell half an hour. hello and somewhere else is closer for us. i'm not korzh, not glasses, money went on a mission; others, yes, in my step. they didn't kill anything, but our friends have everything they carried meat, they drove rivers, they brought down, they all ate and lived. the head of police, tall, healthy, will

thank you, he that is, the same nevsky partizan who killed liquidly.ere are such if the sicilians are rude to someone , then they will come home at night and hang me on a birch. in principle, the shot is not bad, strange, only that early blind, in theory, from 10 meters should be through. or maybe he was wearing a bulletproof vest, maybe, or maybe he was trying to persuade the gunpowder to be raw. okay, let's wait for the examination, we'll see. call the group. wait for them. and i drove far away, i know why they gave us the address so late. look, what a strange situation it turns out, you let rogov smear, i come, and he is not ready for a constructive conversation because of the hole in back there are so many questions understand do not want to clarify. and so they called me. well , as i understand from the reward, no one came. listen, i knew rogov, he is a cunning and arrogant man, but by no means stupid to avenge a gun. yeah, it wouldn't have crossed his mind. well, let's say, but so far these are only words, but soon there will be nothing and deeds

and for those people who doubt going over to the side of the partizans, the young girls were able toe 20 professional and armed military men to go over to the side of the partizans, the former rodionovites. the zheleznyak village filled up the detachments of the brigade, a clay one in the dokshitsky region was the core of the underground local school of children, they are taught about their heroism on real stories. now they are distributing leaflets among the population, but they conveyed information as population, and vice versa. all the information that was known about the nazis was conveyed to the partisans. here, at the same time, they, of course, greatly risked their lives and the lives of their relatives, if the nazis found out about this, one of the streets in the village, the clay one, bears the name of alexander nikonov, she was the oldest participant and the mother of two children. i wanted my mother-in-law, under the pulverizer was my own, her husband's sister anna novitskaya but together on a mission. they walked extremely rarely, did not attract attention and tried not t

uh, partizan and kia stormed the uh positions of the invaders and went for a breakthrough.es were a treasure trove. and the low mound mass grave in 1944. there were 150 partisan heroes in the groin. which sometimes threw the breakthrough of the blockade of their personalized age-olds, and the pierced umarma and keep them twenty-eight immortalized names. it is them who threw under the step of the blockade for the 12th century until may 5, 1944. they are a mass grave for those who could not be identified, that after the breakthrough , small groups of partisans of the civilian population. yashin of the capital on the territory of the zone of mother forests and the fifth well became semakha. the nazis combed it wisely that the ruts who were serving were sent to such disparate groups of partisans and peaceful fats partisans of peaceful fats. completing the complex ensemble, the composition in front of the soviet darling symbolizes 16 partisan. not far away is the park of partizanskaya glory 17 species of the tree held by the zusik of natural areas were planted in the soviet unio

but the contribution of partizans in the liberation of belarus cannot be estimated in numbers. for us the war is over, that we were not afraid. what was life? heavy than belarusians hard? one thing is to survive 42 years for 49 every year is a coffin. is death at home hard? belarus clothes you are smart. you can joke, throwing here is a spherical lake at the bottom of a crazy one, call god's wok, called the lakes, tore it off with its obrysam. what are the wolf's intruders lake maya the shape of the correct circle yakaya does not change for a long stretch wrung out for a long time to eat on the far side, that wok socializes with the right people from heaven and their mother is so spherical. in belarus swamp fever this was the name of the punitive operation against the civilian population, which became one of the bloodiest of 1942. it began at the end of august and was held for a month in 13 districts of the vitebsk, minsk and brest regions. punishers were required to act mercilessly, and all villages located in swampy and forested areas operations were to be destroyed. it was b

we stand by that and let's have a debate rather than a debate about is it partizan history or kind of what take on a specific essay and let's have a debate about that. and that's how i respond. and i think, look, there's been a lot of kind of i mean, i've encountered people who are not progressive historians are very interested in the book and engaged with it. yeah. and i would just add one thing. you mentioned colleagues on campus that i not aware of real criticism from conservative or libertarian scholars because i think they agree with the facts of the piece and a conversation on twitter just a week ago with with a libertarian scholar who i'm sure our politics are different, but we both know the subject matter well. and we were kind of trading ideas and we were on the same page because we both are historians working out of the evidence. and the evidence is, in this case, pretty obvious. yeah. thank you. thank you. thank you. i'm going to come around. hope dorothy has a fitbit on. i know we're active. we're doing science side. some people in the middle have to. yeah, yeah. you on th

in 1942 , as a result of joint military operations of the soviet army and partizans , the territory of5 rural soviets was immediately liberated . a corridor of 40 km was formed between the location of the german armies north and the center. it was not a wide avenue where one could move freely and easily. this is the forest wetland to pass, which was not easy, but in essence. this is the road of life through a corridor free from german invaders to a large the land through which about 200,000 regular inhabitants were evacuated and volunteers were sent to the red army at that very time, on the edge of a 40-kilometer gap in the village of zapolye, the headquarters of the first belarusian partisan brigade was located under the command of father minaev mina and filippovich shmelev, aka father minai, was born on 23 december 1891. in the village of the forest of the velizh district. now this territory of the vitebsk region, his fate is truly unique in terms of the scale of events and terrible trials through which he had to go through his hard, but bright life when we talk about minaev about da

we will say about the partisan movement were anty partizans were pseudo-partisan otradas and kerezalivaltili and raped here with precisely folding. there were bandits too. that is, i capovins were discredited. ikea partisan rukh was formed under the exposure of sd well, i added, at the same time in france, vyacheslav viktorovich, to the fact that if in the forty -forty-first year the white-red-white flag was not known to anyone in the wide, mass of the population, then the same picture mirror the same picture was by the ninety-first year, of course, we remember how this ideology promoted by whom she promoted about it repeatedly. our president spoke on concrete facts, especially since he personally then, yes, they said that squirrels were exactly white summer from the thirteenth year. there was no foundation of tradition here. yes, i was in school then. and when these pozdnyakovs came out where they were on the march. at our school , i remember how they said, listen, there someone came out with a fascist flag. and i thought it was a flag with a swastika. later i was surprised to find o

government operated here , schools, workshops, power plants the territory was controlled by the partizansthe commander of the regional unit was ivan vetrov before the war, the prosecutor of the bssr and the wind. we had a hut and the partisans were with us, and uh, the lads went to the airfield and led us by the hand, which the pilots on june 22, 1941. years, the first secretary of the oktyabrsky district party committee, deputy of the supreme soviet of the bssr, quietly dvumashkov held a meeting on the upcoming cleaning company, after which reported the beginning of the great patriotic war to fly three aircraft. we'll ask ourselves to look at the planes. i just lowered my head. and i'm such glasha look at the little men lie on the plane. and these bombs were sat down, they threw bombs to james in a jab, with the bombs exploded, the bombs were not exploded. e. well, i'll kill you. i say, the man has already raised his head, damn it, he has already gone up. so it seemed to me, but the sound. i don't remember anything anymore. on the first day of the war, quietly on paper, together with fed

partizan found an enemy unit of the germans, resting on the river.re on the enemy was so sudden. that the enemy could not orient himself and put up organized resistance. the fight was fast and one-sided. the partisans left without loss, and for three dozen germans this holiday was the last. and later, when the detachment grew to the number of 105 people of this closer to the autumn of the forty-first year, the shmyrev mine plans an operation to attack the german garrison in the building. during only august-september 1941, the partisans of father minai fought 27 battles, destroyed more than 100 nazis and their assistants, 14 vehicles 18 fuel tanks eight bridges. the german authorities, while conscious of the danger of the partisan movement to the top of them in the first territory, are already beginning, uh, to set prices for the head of shmyryov for bandit number one, as they called him. the nazis sentenced minazhmev in absentia to death, by hanging leaflets on his head, a reward was assigned to the one who would issue the commander, they promised to

ah, fighters, consisting of 30 people in the partizan group, it grew to three hundred people.tachment was named after kalinin. and a year later it was already a brigade, its composition included several detachments, each of which had its own commander. one of the commanders of the kalinin prikat commander there was a partisan detachment named after molotov. uh, shpilevoy mitrofan temidovich. pope with a pin , mitrofan demidovich, just got here in partisans with a field army. dad loved to talk. here. uh, when can i have a feast? what or what did he like to talk about the partisans, how they fought there, uh, how they shot? like what. well, of course it wasn't interesting, and er, it's two brothers. my brothers were interested when dad talked about the partisan detachment. together with the third minsk brigade, and we are not budyonny, in the annals of the joint operations of this tandem there is a bright an episode of an unusual operation of a surprise attack on the german civil garrison near the village of terebuty, pukhovichi district. in order to get closer to the germans, t

do you send away emotions with zyakim, you see, the geth partizan or the avant-garde's film performance live up to the will, you send off freedom for christmas? here, money, you can say, was hidden by the lord of the earth, there were both suvorovites and schoolchildren, people already became an adult voice, documentary cycles the memory of my land, of course, and without memory of the past future, we can be like this, oleg is, maybe there is such a future that there is, there are scary scary minutes, belarus 20 balls. we are making a lot of progress and conducting scientific research in all areas of transplantology. this applies to liver transplantation, kidney transplantation, mixer transplantation and bone marrow transplantation. we are engaged in what is at the intersection of sciences, yes, and transplantology, a monology of epidemiology and many, many other things, and microbiology and personalized approaches. use it allows us to do what we used to do earlier, but with the best quality of e, the best quality for the patient, of course, at a lower cost for us and as a result of a n

you send away emotions from some, you see this partizan or a movie, for the sake of the vanguard and but will otshivaya at a distance the freedom of mi land there were suvorovites and schoolchildren already people became a documentary cycle the memory of my land, of course, and forgetfulness about the past future. this very thing can be oleg, it can be such a future that it’s scary there. straight chin forward smile, now put down the book. that's how you go. try so good go great. you are just great. i love you so. natalie is so good that i have you. you will always be with me now. i already told my dad, he promised. with you forever, it's true. for the first time i hear if my girl. fuck that he will change, that's enough, that you don't remember anything in this russia , who are you where are you from ? , get in let 's go. you're going great. oh god. hello, great, we need to talk. why are you with him so sorry boy?

you send off emotions with zyakim, you see this partizan or avant-garde cinema live up to will you sendff on ht8, i on the freedoms of the land, there were both suvorovites and schoolchildren, already people became the memory of my land, of course, without memory of the past future. this is the most, perhaps, oleg, this may be such a future that it is scary there. she will probably be able to play a lot, because the range is quite wide, of course, she is good at playing classic dramatic roles, very serious images, the desire to influence partners. the acting profession on the grass is not only the emotional vyffizishnyh liffizishnye yulia will mix into a calming hall. not just up to coach fitness. no, i will laugh at the notes to professional stuntmen. all the guys stayed, seriously. get ready to make this element that i showed. yes, yulia understands well that nastushka rollers can be even actions and work to live in odessa to die ten and be silent, and wave your fists for ten for the demands of that actor and i know how to be and drink. you make it, right? yeah. that is you. when do y

in the summer of 1941, near the urban village of oktyabrsky district, belarusian partizans burned down2 tanks and fell down derailed, the enemy armor-piercing train in those days, the soviet motherland learned that belarus had begun a nationwide partisan war , the regional center of the ore protein is now urban, the oktyabrsky settlement became the center of the partisan zone, a long struggle of the inhabitants of the oktyabrsky district against fascism began . here is to organize the movement against the advancing enemy. well, on the same day , a fighter battalion was created. the war began, it was announced by the mobilization of all people who were suitable for age according to health there in various categories military commissariat. they were drafted into the army , there were a number of people who, for various reasons, but , as it were, received a reprieve from the police, there were economic levels of age, but there was a desire of people to fight, they signed up for a fighter battalion. the red october detachment was created in the early days of the war, and was named after th

you send off emotions, zyakimi, you can see to this partizan or the movie theater at the vanguard youes, the will of all yourself is freedom. you can tell about the state of the tails of the earth, there were both suvorovites and schoolchildren, people already became the voice of the growth of the documentary cycle, the memory of my land, of course, and without memory of the past the future can be like this, oleg is, maybe such a future that is. there is scary, sweet, don't worry, everyone's name is. let's introduce you to the belarusians, who deliberately exchanged the city for the village. and when it all started, remember, well, 10 years ago i dreamed of five hectares, we were told either 31 or nothing. and now there are 61 dictars. they will tell about life in the belarusian outback with fear, as such, when i left minsk there was none. we just have a greenhouse that works both in winter and summer so that people have work in winter or summer good people, you need to attract to yourself , offer the presenters to master a new occupation, unusual for a garage, and we must remove the

to cut down the forest, it was necessary to clear 50 m, forest belts next to the road so that the partizansould not come close to the kozyrevskie highway lumberjacks became the first victims of the khatyn tragedy. they put them on the asphalt, they all leaked and beaten. on the way, their brother, well, from the gorge lay the oldest, four bullets about the chest hit, 24 civilians of the kozyrevsk lumberjack were killed, some still managed to escape. they were able to escape into the forest. it was on the morning of march 22, forty-third. the partisans who ambushed retreated to khatyn to be massacred by the inhabitants of khatyn, 118, a police battalion, departed from the shoulders no, since the connection was damaged and the unit did not know what happened on road only after the return of the wounded mishka personality. the squad was put on alert. it happened at about 13:00 , the partisans went in pursuit in full force and with heavy weapons. with the help of the ukrainian police battalion 118 , a ukrainian platoon was sent from lagunaysk. ussr livanger battalion. the village was surrounded

cut the bottleneck to freedom to freedom, you give emotions, partizan or cinema at the avant-garde gave life liberty? where people like charings, one might say, stood hidden handfuls of land, there were both suvorovites and schoolchildren, people already became the voice of an adult, a documentary cycle, the memory of my land, of course, and without memory of the past , the future, so we can be oleg itself, it can be such a future that is, and not afraid of your terrible moment. do not survive his castle. watch on tv channel belarus 20 shatyry. this is the main broadcast. hello sunday evening we are discussing the most important event in the country and the world on the agenda of the week security, military and food our armed forces continue to adopt effective pmc combat experience. today we will see how the joint exercises are going and look at the battlefields for the harvest against the backdrop of the break in the black sea grain deal , food is already growing in price. and that's what you

the unit often went out on the so-called fine patrol or patrol along the roads looking for partizan.f something suspicious happened in their opinion or a person was met who seemed dangerous, they immediately went to massacre near the village of gustovo. it is just a few kilometers from lagoisk. the partisans fired on the car in which they drove in the face and the germans took revenge. a special one has arrived ses unit for killing invaders. peaceful people had to answer towards the punishers. the family of babitsky husband and wife came out, who had a little granddaughter in her arms, the head of the family carried an icon. he thought in this way to stop the nazis, the bombers did not work out and became the first victims in the august village, and decades later, the surviving residents told the court that after the tragedy, the babitskys lay in a pool of blood next to the icon closer. at the end of august 43, a ukrainian platoon. nechemchenko passed me from the tree to the partisans fought. yes, the liberation of belarus then many liberated europe had awards without liberation. war

but partizan organization introduces its own problems. let me fast forward about eight decades to another observer of congress that is the political scientist, wilson woodrow wilson, as a as a doctoral student at johns hopkins university, wrote a book that became probably the bestselling work of american political science in history and it's called congressional. most people remember it today, a famous pronouncement that congress in committee is congress at work. that's sort of the most famous. but wilson wasn't wasn't just writing a textbook. the book is quite polemical, and he's very concerned that the congress of his day was, again a place where special interests were predating on the american that all of deliberation was happening in committee behind closed doors. there were no open hearings at that time and that the committees would write legislation, which would promptly be signed into law after passing on the on the house and senate floors without much real substantive debate. and we once again, a situation where the parties which

regard when he says that guerrilla warfare was in many ways a crusade of children, because 50% of partizan is the same youth is the same people under 25 years old. it's 16% of the girls out of these er, and these things. we just have to remember that the most rigid resistance and the most uncompromising position was occupied by the belarusian youth, and even when the germans created alternative youth organizations, too, the sbm. uh, as an alternative to yes, the komsomol, here is such a belarusian hitler creating closed documents with his left hand with his right hand and did not write that age group. from 15 there, from 14-15 to 15 years old, 90% of those boys and girls in belarus do not have the right to life, because that they are mortally infected with the great risks of ideology. there, in the award list of the commander of the spire vova, in a summary of the exploits and personal merits, many more heroic posts are written, in which he set himself up for bullets, standing up for the defense of the motherland and his detachment. on september 26, 1943, being a platoon commander, the hel

you send off emotions, zyakim, to see this partizan or the cinema at the vanguard to live., freedom from nonsense to freedom. where people are fried, you can say they stood with objects waxed from the earth, there were both suvorovites and schoolchildren, people already became an adult voice , documentary cycles the memory of my land, of course, and without memory of the past, the future can be like that, oleg, this may be such a future or what there is. it’s scary right there, completely scary, cute, don’t worry on the tv channel, belarus they chose a path that is atypical for many and passed sufficient tests. i was sure that i would not do this. i was 100% sure, and now, as it were, i even tried to quit a couple of times, so far it doesn’t work out, because, well, i like the sent songs to the publisher. there were just answers well, 10 percent is just the answer that we considered, but the manuscript did not fit for such and such reasons, and most importantly, ourselves and it was worth your fears in order to reveal the uniqueness and become the best in your business, you

you send off emotions, zyakim, to see this partizan or the movie theater at the vanguard to live.freedom from nonsense, i'm free. where people like charings, one might say, stood hidden handfuls of earth, there were both suvorovites and schoolchildren, people already became the voice of growth documentary cycle the memory of my land, of course, and without memory of the past, the future, so we can be oleg itself , it can be such a future that is. there is a scary terrible. do not survive his castle. look at the tv channel belarus 20 shatyrs, the work of them. this is yana robert's naked standing up, which cannot but stumble upon all the icons made from natural stones of this. basically a marble successful me or an unsuccessful master modeler he was unsuccessful during his lifetime. and his paintings are only slightly inferior to his feet, as his wife reacted. is there such an anecdote to say all the words or not? no, something will be lowered, then she said nothing. i am not romantic. i'm a pragmatist, i need to earn something you can do the best on our tv channel. hello, as alway

they're very partizan and they're pursuing a partizan agenda. through our k through 12 schools. we think that's wrong in florida. i can tell you, they sued me in the summer of 2020 and they were trying to get the schools closed in the state of florida. we beat the unions on that. and we also beat them on expanding our choice program. but i've also understood as somebody that's done more school choice expansion than just about anybody in the country. i graduated from public high school and we need to have good public education. so since i've been governor, we've increased teacher salaries by over $2 billion. but we do not let the money go to the union. it has to be spent on teacher sally ruiz. we're also proud and it's sad that we even have to take this stand. but in the state of florida, we're proud to stand for education, not indoctrination in our schools. what is the purpose of having a school system? you know, the left thinks the purpose is to use your tax dollars and use public institutions to impose an ideological agenda to foment political activism and advance, quote unquo

you send off emotions, zyakimi, you see for this partizan or a movie performance.t the vanguard you live, but you send off your will on ht8, i'm free. you can tell about the state of the earth's sprouts, there were suvorovites and schoolchildren, and already people became the voice of growth documentary cycle memory of the earth mine, of course, and without memory the past, the future , so we can be oleg ourselves, it can be such a future that we have. there is scary right in its entirety scary minutes, belarus 20 balls. borisov is, in general, an industrial city. there are a lot of factories here. and the factory, by the way, even the first belarusian passenger car was assembled here, but i'm more interested in its tourist potential. privokzalnaya square, in borisov, seems very familiar, i understood why it looks like the minsk one, only on a smaller scale. here even there is a gate to the city. movements the first bikers were former pilots who still wanted to speed and achieve. they could only sit on a motorcycle today and introduce a man whose love for aviation