the family coat of arms of sapieha is also located here.rch was built on the territory of the residence of the lion sapieha, in general, with his money, so the family coat of arms takes pride of place above the altar. each new owner rebuilt the church a little, changed its design, but most importantly, it was never closed. for 400 years, even in soviet times. in addition to a very rich interior with baroque architectural forms, paintings and sculptures, the church has an ancient organ, it is in working condition and can be heard during services. a very beautiful monument, and if my knowledge of latin does not let me down, then this is a memorial monument in honor of bolislav bisping, the best friend of alexander sapyagi. i never thought about it, but only in the trinity church i realized that even in such... places where everyone seems to be equal, the presence of wealth, titles or blue blood means nothing, there were their own rules. curiously, there was also class differentiation in the temple: these are benches for ordinary people, these

first story, unexpectedly for everyone, a large siege appeared in a small village, not far from the sapieha palace. to be honest, the zoo always gives me a double impression: the animals seem to be cute, but they are in cages. the road should be exciting , there should be something to see along the way, and valery made every child’s dream come true, he opened his own zoo not far from ruzhany, valerie, good afternoon, good afternoon, what’s it like take and open a zoo, well, for starters, i kept pheasants for peacock, as if familiar friends would come, and he says, well, what are you saying, you won’t do it for people, this is interesting, he says, it’s very, well, how would a school be sold here, so bought a school building and grounds. and decided to make it a new mini-zoo. by the way, valery is not a veterinarian by profession, but his love for animals and birds did their job. somewhere he read information on the internet, knowledgeable acquaintances and family friends advised something. it’s hard for me to even imagine how much trouble there was before opening of the siege. who should bu

of gomel were the grand dukes of lithuania, representatives of blue-blooded families such as the sapiehasttaryskys, but it was with the rumyantsevs, followed by the paskeviches, that perhaps the brightest pages in the cultural history of the city are connected. here in the museum, which is a calling card. cities you can not only get acquainted from a to z with the centuries-old history of gomel, but literally touch it. tactile contact with the exhibits, believe me, gives more vivid and accurate impressions. the mini-exhibition traces of the dignity of glory also not only tells about gomel contemporaries who made a significant contribution to the development of the city, but also allows you to say hello to them. palm of galina ivanovna. pavlino to the people's artist of belarus is quite small, in contrast to her great talent, the museum is small, but it has been created with love, i recommend, plus to everything, here you probably get exceptional photographs, an unusual gift for significant dates, by the way, about gifts, it is accepted in society that men should give gifts to women, but w

the sapiehas wanted to achieve autonomy from the polish-lithuanian commonwealth, and the order of kartuzovas subordinate not to poland, but to germany. such a subtle political calculation had an impact on the whole city. the territory of the monastery is huge, in general the monastery was a city within a city, the first school in bereza was opened here, there were pharmacies, workshops, breweries and even drinking establishments. and even though drinking establishments and monasteries, at first glance, are a completely incompatible concept, but the main source of income of the carthusian order was the world- famous chartreuse liqueur. the monastery occupied as many as 6 hectares, the monks also owned the land in the area, they willingly raised money at interest, so do not think that the monks are bad businessmen. in preparation for the trip , i often come across the names of various orders: franciscans, dominicans, but everywhere it is written where they lived, and not what they lived with. i will try to understand the essence of the cartesian orders the monks naturally led a hermit lifest

in the darkest hours of the year, the sapiehas add the palov of the castle and this temple to the daminicanslan manas and then the arganizovo daminican monastery on the territory of the castle and in the tym liku vos gety temple yon ukluchaetstsa yak galoiny temple getaga kleshtar. at 19 stagodzinika. then the temple is taken over and handed over to the rightful people, and there is already a temple dedicated to the holy one, like the temple of the holy fathers of god. and every hour it’s been like this. negledzyachy on everything, the temple captures the lacanian gothic renaissance architecture, and the scenes of the saprauda capture history. the geta is so outstanding that on the next month you can swim for an hour. there was a gap here, then. and at the same time, this tsarva, darechy, i want to learn history, and this can be done in different ways, and in addition to them - in the museum. 100 brave guys gathered in our studio, each of them is. question for an adult: we are children, can we be wiser in some ways than adults? i think so, and i don’t even have any doubts about how to get on

different years, where several emperors took part, and this unsightly building once belonged to the sapiehaslocated during the northern war. behind me is the khriptoviche palace, and although now it’s difficult to call this building a palace, as they say, it’s not a place to paint a person, but a person is a place. napoleon himself and the emperor of the russian empire alexander ii once stayed here. not so long ago, in bishenkovichi, with the help of local historians, an alley of yakars appeared. all of them were raised from the river bottom near the town, and in the open. the sky is only a small part of the catch, in total there are more than thirty pieces in the collection, and it is not surprising, they say that in port times 200 ships left beshenkovichi, and you say that belarus is not a maritime power, the summer in belarus is very hot, but neither heat nor the rains can't stop my... journey, i'm getting closer to vitebsk, a city famous all over the world, has its own slavic bazaars, but even on the outskirts of the city, tourists are waiting for tasty spots on the route, i want to see

owners of gomel were the grand dukes of lithuania, representatives of blue-blooded families, like the sapiehass, cherttary, but it was with the rumyantsevs, followed by the paskeviches, perhaps related. the brightest pages of the city’s cultural history. here in the museum , which is the calling card of the city, you can not only get acquainted from a to z with the centuries-old history of gomel, but literally touch it. tactile contact with the exhibits, believe me, gives more vivid and accurate impressions. the mini-exhibition traces of the dignity of glory also not only tells about gomel contemporaries. who made a significant contribution to the development of the city, well, let’s say hello to them. the palm of galina ivanovna pavlinok, people's artist of belarus , is quite small, in contrast to her great talent. the museum is small, but created with love, i recommend it. plus, you will certainly get exceptional photographs here, an unusual gift for significant dates. by the way, about presents. it is accepted in society that men should give gifts to women, but why do empresses care about s

the house of my grandmother's cousin , a polish prince sapieha, cousin, a polish prince sapieha, was. no one's been apologising on the mau mau side . you know, there mau mau side. you know, there were on both sides. and were faults on both sides. and in spirit of truth and in the spirit of truth and reconciliation, we should go fonnard. but it seems always as if that's if it's only britain that's that's britain is that's singled out. britain is always and always the evil doer and everything else is brushed under the i shall not be. the carpet. and i shall not be. >> can i just address that point? i think that's a really valid point and i just want to add context. so agree add some context. so i agree with we tend to focus on with you. we do tend to focus on the british, and that's partly due british education due to the british education system, the british system, because the british education this education system, this government decided to start black history, african history from 16th century, from the 15th and 16th century, where people enslaved by where black people enslaved b