uh, the kind of honors that hitler showed pilsudski after his death in 1935.bly did not provide any more assistance to any political figure. uh, then europe in 1922 power create an autocephalous orthodox church. it seemed to them that poland was not enough, that the main part of the orthodox population, who did not of their own free will begin to live under the jurisdiction of the polish republic, lost their parishes. in addition, the belarusian-speaking population began to impose the polish language during divine services; the clergy, who did not agree to change the church slavonic language to polish , were persecuted and repressions , moreover, by the polish authorities. under various pretexts they tried to liquidate orthodox churches. they were handed over the suit or completely covered up. this phenomenon. there is even a term, revendication to people. the polish authorities simply forbade the open practice of orthodoxy on the territory of the kres gangway, purposefully. they very actively put into practice the thesis they developed: if you are a catholic,

it is known that pilsudski visited the fortress more than once.nd half of the twenties of the last century , a polish investigative investigation was opened on the western part of the kobrin fortification of the brest fortress. the military prison operated until 1939, during which time tens of thousands passed through it, mostly imprisoned for anti-polish activities from september 9.10 to november 23, 1930. the ambassadors of the polish sejm, as the deputies were called, were kept here, 21 people who opposed the pilsudski regime. the border not only demarcated the territory into two countries, it went through families, dividing parents and children, brothers and sisters, grandfathers and grandchildren, in order to visit parents from a neighboring settlement it was necessary of course, more often than not , crossing the border illegally was possible only in order to meet with relatives; the mother went to see her daughter or in the opposite direction. and, of course, there were cases when i brought something back to the hotel, a piece of lard or so

hidden pages of the heroic people's liberation struggle, belarusians against the regime of jozef pilsudskieorganization and pacification, the rise to power in the twenty-sixth year as a result of the coup d'etat was slutsky led to the beginning of the ruin and destruction of the economy of private households, the suppression of cultural linguistic religious identity of belarusians on the territory of western belarus, it was precisely this policy of the fascist bill-sudsky regime that our belarusians spoke out against compatriots and the first underground organizations were formed already at the end of the same year 26 in the territory of the bialystok voivodeship. in the bronnitsy and brest regions, the polish political police acted aggressively everywhere, distributing their agents as a result of betrayal in the spring of 28. for six months , the regime managed to identify and arrest our compatriots. these events will go down in history under the name trial 133 in honor of the 133 belarusians detained and convicted politically among these underground fighters there was also my grandfather

the latter was extremely excited by the appearance in power of poland of pilsudsky, the great personal friend of petliura. moscow expects the strengthening of petliura's activities, supported by pilsudsky, in the organization of a new uprising against the bolsheviks in ukraine, and therefore it was decided to kill petlyura on june 17, 1926 that is, almost a month after the murder in petlyura or the cysts report report on the trail of cases they are watching through their agents, and this case will be a kind of premiere of the soviet extreme information war machine against ukraine, which continues to this day . it is always important to avoid provocations and with provocateurs who themselves commit pogroms and beat up those weaker than us be merciless simon petliura congratulations friends thank you for being with us our broadcast continues for the next hour oleksiy gumom kateryna derkach thank you for your trust the european commission allowed but the grain is all the same block poland, slovakia and hungary, despite the official cancellation of barva, they will not allow ukrainian grai

again, it was not in vain that i began to say that the same pilsudski was no less.e , he was called a dictator in europe by that time, but why over the past 30 years, we have tried to denigrate the image of stalin there, and tried to exaggerate the image of pilsudski to the poles. although, in fact, one of the same segment of time and two people were. well, in fact, in the same roles. so what did stalin do? for us, everything here is quite simple and prosaic. in this situation. really. you are right, stalin is the person who directly personally had a hand in ensuring that the first belarusian state appeared on the political map of the world, not the poles, not the russian empire, nor other state entities that included our territories and their political leaders did not allow this to be done, and even er, that means kaiser's germany in the eighteenth year. we remember when he was approached here or on the river. and those, it didn't follow. although they allowed the ukrainians to create a ukrainian people's republic of belarus no, and only stalin, along with lenin ,

the soviet authorities, the latter was extremely excited by the appearance in power of poland of pilsudski'sura moscow is expecting the strengthening of petlyura's activity, the organization of a new uprising against the bolsheviks in ukraine supported by the pilsud, and it was decided to kill petlyura on june 17, 1926. that is, almost a month after the murder of petlyura , the cysts are reporting on the trail of cases , they are monitoring through their agents and this case will become a kind of premiere in the soviet punitive machinery of the information war against ukraine, which continues to this day .

they had a pure military coup by pilsudski and then a pure reliance on military force.strengthen our national security, and it consists of many milestones, if we strong, then she will be forced to talk to us more, and she touched on this topic. so on a tangent. i was still listening. here you are, this thesis, we come to unity, to the understanding that unity, and in any kind of event in any business, this is the key to victory, the key to the fact that you will be strong. and i’m petrovich here. eh, vadim touched on that. a moment related to the csto. is there unity in this organization or not? and look: is it possible to compare unity within one state with the understanding of unity within, i don’t know some kind of political bloc , military-political bloc. well, i don’t think it’s possible to compare the unity of the state and the unity of the bloc; firstly, the interests of different states. they won't be diverse anyway. that is, we are even located, in fact, in different regions, so to say that we have eleventh views, for example, from the same armenia, kyrgyzstan

played after the end of the eurocups arena lviv - metalist kharkiv olympic polish stadium in warsaw pilsudskymburg, in germany, many ukrainians live and actually saw the management work here shakhtar management worked as in the best periods because in fact shakhtar had great support and the tickets were sold out in advance and once again we considered düsseldorf as a very strategic place, but we we understand that after all hamburg is hamburg and a good place in fact for shakhtar fartovy fartovy here i still think fartovy because only three missed moments 6-7 were in the word so if it was 1.7 for example it would not be fartovy and so in in principle, it’s fine. well, now we’re touching on the star where fartovy lublin, but probably fartovy, because they took points from slavia there and played in the same way at night with gent of belgium, although after the match there, the agent chatted, but there were no super moments in belgians, well, again, we are now talking about the conference league tournament, we are talking about the fact that zorya, which, well, it is possible that partly and be

abolition of such a nation, the postscript left the riga peace treaty and the pulonizing rhetoric of pilsudski’selarus to assimilate and uproot the language culture into faith, as well as today, in the best traditions of political technology, this is all a combo that incinerates national identity. army. the polish one tested a church owned by the republic on belarusians. plot twist copied from the real drama of the people will ask the viewer a direct question in the position of which hero can stand on the fronts of the historical drift of an antagonist or a citizen? of course , it is important for us to know our history, what happened in the life of belarusians. and how people coped with the war and films teach us to understand this, treat it correctly and always remember this. this is tape um first of all. she teaches us not to forget our roots, not to forget who we are, who our ancestors are. and what is our earth like? i am very glad that today a lot of young people have gathered. this is amazing, because this very foundation needs to be laid as early as possible, just as this body was never

any financial auras should be made first of all to the third reich. and secondly to the heirs of pilsudskisued such an unreasonable policy, a policy of reorganization, a policy aimed at friendship, in fact with the third reich, before this warsaw made claims to germany, more will demand reparations from germany for the second world war , the amount is six and 2 trillion zlotys, a decision has been made on demanding reparations from germany is a debt greater in terms of dollars. this is 1 trillion 300 billion. you are extremely lucky, mmm. well, what did you dream of taking part in the beautiful old european customs hmm of course, and what is it called the payment of reparations more hmm it must be and what is my role you must tomorrow. in light of the lead one trillion 300 billion euros. after the defeat in world war ii , germany was obliged to pay reparations to several injured parties, the order of payments was determined at the yalta and potsdam conference, according to various estimates from 8 to 15% of what moscow received according to reparations from berlin were transferred to polan

here it was said very well to go down in history, like piłsudski or something like that, you know, such imperial history. this is the first and poland from the sea to the home of the sea. he wants to be the new emperor of poland so that more will come back. who's on it? look, what interesting photo did we find? and the kachchinsky scandalizer i apologize for the quality of the old photos. look how happy he has blossomed happy that he went to america what is the role of the united states in all this, i’m not afraid of this word, disgrace? why the united states of america why do they supervise him for so long, because during carter’s time a special and very important program was created for such young people, and kacchinsky was then 24-25 years old. it was just the kachinsky brothers who were included in the so-called american reserve. they started working in this reserve in the seventies. what did that mean? these are the people who are in seven fibers souls hate everything soviet and yes, a very important point. there is such a word as punk , awalski united states of america great brita

part of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth, the second story is a story about that , that comrade pilsudskion and , as a matter of fact, despite the fact that even you say that if you, perhaps , polish troops, would have entered here, perhaps you would not have captured the country, or created something else, or they simply wouldn’t dare cross the border, but it’s being interpreted. this story is that this is our earth, these are our territories and suddenly suddenly they get such a thing, and the belarusians have about this holidays. well, you know, we examined, for example, the new textbooks that are used there today. well, the last one was there for about three years, that is, the history of belarus is presented there. well, literally the 20th century, probably in two paragraphs. that is, why was there a kpzb? why was there resistance? they explain poland because there were russian subversive elements. so they sent spies there. only an external factor. therefore, it means that the local population rebelled, and that’s why it happened. yes and so we were happy, no national problems. there