in the minsk fashion house on sovetskaya street 12, in the early autumn of 1949, another show of a newn took place; it aroused particular interest, and not only because it was exclusive, there was no mass production of clothing, no more than 600 models were produced per year. for the first time, they demonstrated a coat and a women's business suit, made from fabric from the newly created minsk fine cloth mill, and in different colors. which also it was the first time, because traditionally monochromatic ones prevailed. the history of the minsk tank cloth factory began at the end of 1945, when a decision was made to begin construction of a new enterprise on the site of two pre-war ones. the weight repair plant udarnik and the oldest clothing production plant in the republic, the oktyabr factory, which was badly damaged during the occupation. in 1946, the reparation plant began to receive equipment from germany, 456 cars worth 7,400 thousand rubles. a new direction in textile industry was born in the republic industry. in the first post-war. during the five-year period, an enterprise was

in the minsk fashion house on sovetskaya street 12, in the early autumn of 1949, another show of a newf clothes took place, it aroused special interest and not only because it was exclusive, there was no mass production of clothes, they were released. 600 models per year, for the first time, they demonstrated a coat and a women's business suit, made from fabric from the newly created minsk fine cloth mill, and in different colors, which was also a first, because traditionally monochromatic ones prevailed. the history of the minsk tank cloth factory began at the end of 1945, when it was decided to begin construction of a new enterprise on the site of two pre-war ones, the udarnik weight repair plant and the oldest garment production plant in the republic, the oktyabr factory, which was badly damaged during the occupation. in 1946, the reparation plant started receiving. a new direction in the textile industry was born in the republic; in the first post-war five-year plan , an enterprise was created that, along with traditional thick woolen ones, began to develop fine-woolen and wool-ble

the photo studio on sovetskaya street in minsk was again filled with women’s voices, red square, andeers, imagine, workers happily going to the factories, here is an article by our delegate elizabeth. the delegates shared their stories during the work of the third extraordinary session of the council . nadezhda grigorievna wrote on the folder in neat handwriting klavdiya tarasyuk, chairman of the kozlovsky regional council, slonivsky district. on another she wrote: zhenya kaplan, director of the factory of the former manufacturer triling. alexandra bakhta, the head of planing production, first brought stakhanovka, the head of the workshop, and now here is the leader. they are all so energetic, enthusiastic about their work, how sometimes fate is unfair, what would have happened to all these women if everything had happened differently. the chairman of the supreme council, nadezhda grekova, had another meeting with a woman who could not be broken by prison, torture, or weapons. since the early twenties, she has been working underground as secretary of the komsomol central committee an

a photo studio on sovetskaya street in minsk in... what smiling pioneers, can you imagine, in women’sices, red square, and the people, workers happily going to factories. bssr, each reminded of the horrors of polish oppression. for klava tarasyuk, the beginning of october twenty-one became special, she will finally be able to attend school, a polish one, but nothing, the main thing is that she will be able to learn to read and write. lektsa! nadezhda grigorievna wrote on the folder in neat handwriting klavdia tarasyuk, chairman of the kozlovsky regional council. on the other she wrote: zhenya kaplan, director of the factory of the former manufacturer triling. brought out alexandra bakhta, head of planing production, first stakhanovka, the head of the workshop, now the manager, everyone is so energetic, enthusiastic about their work, how sometimes fate is unfair. what would have happened to all these women if everything had happened differently? the chairman of the supreme council, nadezhda grekova, had another meeting with a woman who could not be broken. no prison, no torture, good f

sovetskaya street, which generally has its own unique history of lamps.evening. this, by the way, is the second largest city in belarus, and we are now on sovetskaya street, this is the main thing. pedestrian of brest, yes, but why is she still the main one? she is unique in that the lanterns are lit here every evening for exactly 15 years, and a real kerosene lamp does this only one person, no days off, no holidays, no vacations, here he is, here he is, meet viktor petrov, viktor petrovich, every day the famous brett lamplighter lights 17 kerosene lanterns, but how... you don’t know, well, on vacation we need to go, we suddenly got sick, on the weekend, we don’t get sick, we set ourselves such a program, don’t get sick, i know there is such an unshakable tradition, happiness must be held on to a button, a button, yes we do this, but they do the same thing thousands of tourists, probably every day, yes, how can that be why delays, this whole thing is difficult, as far as i know, they are not electric, you just look at the kerosene stoves... clean, as it w

sovetskaya street is the calling card of our city, this is where our guests, tourists, friends come,re many cafes, restaurants and... shops, this street was not always pedestrian, its last reconstruction dates back to 2009 and it was then that small architectural forms appeared, there are monuments here, lanterns that are lit by a lamplighter, he lights kerosene lamps every day at a certain time lanterns a special place of attraction is gogol street, where the alley of forged lanterns is located. each lantern has a sign that lists the companies at whose expense the lantern was installed. i was born in this city, grew up, studied, my children were born here, it is a very beautiful, wonderful city, i love it, and this is my place to live. an important personnel decision, the head of state appointed vladimir pertsov as deputy head of the presidential administration. previously, he served as minister of information. at the time of appointment alexander lukashenko emphasized: current issues of ideological work are coming to the fore, and specifically issues of propaganda and counter-propa

i also recommend including this temple on sovetskaya street in your personal itinerary.rst prayers were heard here in 1700. overcoming depression and sadness, and varvara also patronizes travelers and is considered the intercessor of pinsk. a memorial plaque in memory of the wedding of one of the titans of belarusian literature, yakub kolos, and his betrothed appeared on the belfry 3 years ago. i'll tell you a big secret. in fact, the sacrament of weddings, as the old-timers say, did not take place here. in a wooden church, which was once part of the varvara monastery. this temple, alas, has not survived. life in pinsk is an important milestone in the life of yakub kolos; here he met his future wife, got married and named his first heir, and 100 years ago, in this not at all pompous wooden house. that’s what the sponsor of its construction, the merchant’s son david boyarsky, wanted to call the first city cinema, but then, as usual, he changed his mind, it happens, if you believe wikipedia, the first stone, the foundation of this architectural monument was laid by the las

sovetskaya street did not accommodate all the courtyards. they ran down a side street. i... was looking for a compound in palestine, it was not easy to find it, this makes me very happy, it’s very cozy here, hello, hello, hello, do you know why i came here today, a secret, tell me, okay, this is praise, yes, what do you think, ibrahim, who prepared it? i think i have a very familiar friend who helped us prepare it, what’s his name, his name is ala, his name is alan, exactly alan, i helped prepare this chowder, oh, very nice, very nice, the chowder for the festival was prepared the day before, alan did this; he has been living in belarus for a long time, but he has not forgotten the slightest detail of the special recipe for this dessert. hi avan, hi, show me how to cook baklava. and first, my country, it’s called poklava, not baklava. in the soviet union, children were always sold baklava on the beach. and now you ’re telling me that it turns out that we ’ve been saying it wrong all our lives, it may be in another country, it may be called pakhlova and they are prepared

i also recommend including this temple on sovetskaya street in your personal itinerary.1712. in the cathedral of st. barbara there is one of the oldest icons in belarus, the 15th century mother of god adigetria of jerusalem. counts. according to the stories of parishioners, miracles happen here, people are healed from various diseases, find help in solving many problems, family conflicts, overcoming depression and sadness, and varvara also patronizes travelers and is considered the intercessor of pinsk. memorial plaque in memory. i’ll tell you a big secret: in fact, the sacrament of wedding, as the old-timers say, did not take place here, in the wooden church that was once part of the varvara monastery. unfortunately, this temple has not survived. there is a main line for the anglo-saxons to maintain global dominance, the only one. don't miss new episodes on the belarus 24 tv channel. life in pinsk is an important milestone in yakub's life kolos, here he met his future wife, got married and called himself names. the first heir, and 100 years ago it was in this by no mean

sovetskaya street did not accommodate all the courtyards; they fled along the side alley.l. i was looking for the compound of palestine, it was not easy to find it, this made me very happy. it's nice and cozy here. hello, hello, hello. do you know why i came here today? secret, tell me. okay, that's praise, yes. ibrahim, who prepared it? i think i have a very familiar friend who helped us cook it, what's his name? his name is alan, his name is alan, it was alan who helped me prepare this soup, oh, very nice, very nice. the baklava for the festival was prepared the day before, alan did this. he has been living in belarus for a long time, but he has not forgotten the slightest detail of the special recipe for this dessert. hi hi. water, sunflower oil and salt, sugar syrup is also added to it, during baking it caramelizes and gives the dough a beautiful color, syrup, syrup is also added now, can i do this, okay, the dough takes a long time to knead carefully, this is probably the most important component of polava, because the filling can be different, it can be completely ab

institutions are being modernized, and new equipment is being purchased. and appropriate specialists, sovetskaya street the calling card of our city, this is where our guests, tourists, friends come, there are many cafes, restaurants, cozy shops, this street was not always pedestrian, its last reconstruction dates back to 2009, this is where small architectural forms appear. there are monuments here, lanterns that are lit by the lamplighter, who lights kerosene lanterns every day at a certain time. a special local attraction is gogol street, where the alley of forged lanterns is located. each lantern has a plate that lists the company at whose expense the lamp was installed. i was born in this city, grew up, studied, my children were born here, it is very beautiful, wonderful! city, i love it, and this is my place to live. 100 brave children gathered in our studio, each of them has their own question for adults. hello everyone, exactly in. the hero of the program will have to open up to the audience. what should a person do to achieve success? he thinks that artists are such an easy job, and it’s easy

but they cleaned through the window, stained their dresses, and don’t call, knock, like that, sovetskaya streetu and in general that he stayed alive, the question means he should have stayed, but obviously the fate of the others awaited him, only instead of him i appeared , all their plans were broken, of course they took what they wanted, only at what cost? who are they, question, what do you think should be done, first i want to talk to this warrior, do you know anything about him? what i don’t know, i know, of course, vladimir nikolaevich, born in 1905, two convictions for theft, appeared here... well, you yourself say, all this is strange, we need to find kozyrev, otherwise these will slap him and won’t look into it. listen, genka, i know where to look for it, so there was something valuable in the warehouse. the cargo for which all the porridge was boiled, after the raid no one should have remained alive except baev, who i would have led the investigation on the right track with my testimony, but i accidentally ended up there and ruined all their plans: yes, they couldn’t take the puss. th

sovetskaya central street of lugansk. is busy traffic, fresh asphalt, pedestrian crossings, traffic lights, but exactly 10 years ago it was impossible to get through. the barricades began here, and in the square opposite there was a tent camp for the defenders of the nascent republic. the rallies took place every day, but this one was especially memorable. today. then he said the following phrase: well, you are good guys, it’s a pity, i won’t see you again, rest in peace or something like that, it sounded, it became clear that the negotiations were over and a difficult fight with kiev was ahead. in the most menacing moments, when the militia learned about the impending assault, the rector of the church, father pavel, climbed the bell tower. this is the same way you got up 10 years ago, yes, yes, yes, yes, only faster, there was a request from there, father pavel, ring, now the bell is calling for... to betray not my faith, nor my father, nor anyone, this is what led me to stand, after april 27, supporters of secession fro

sovetskaya central street of lugansk.ctly 10 years ago it was impossible to travel. this is where the barricades began. and in the park opposite there was a tent camp for the defenders of the nascent republic. rallies took place every day, but this one was especially memorable. today we are with you must declare themselves the lugansk people's republic. neli zadiraka, a political activist from the city of rubezhnoye, was on duty at the tent camp from the first day. in fact, he recalls, the rallies were only supposed to announce the project of creating the lugansk people’s republic. and i went out and decided to myself that i had no projects. andrei parubiy, they all gave an ultimatum to lay down arms and leave the building, and then they say, we can discuss your demands. koryakin and his friends understood that then, at best, they would face arrest. with parubiy too finally there was such a unique situation when he said goodbye, so to speak, to us after. 5 days he said that i understood that i had been led for 5 days for

sovetskaya central street of lugansk.raffic, fresh asphalt, pedestrian crossings, traffic lights. and exactly 10 years ago it was impossible to travel. the barricades began here, in the park opposite. i decided that i wouldn’t announce any projects, i came out and said: people, from now on we will be called the luhansk people’s republic, and you know, this crowd, this scream, this whole square is inspiration, i realized that i i did the right thing. alexey koryakin, one of the resistance leaders who bloodlessly seized the sbu building on april 6, recalls that at first they demanded little, to recognize the russian language regionally. he said goodbye, so to speak, to us, after 5 days, he said that i understood that i was 5 days old drove for us, to which we said: no, we tried for you to hear us, but unfortunately you are deaf, then he said the following phrase: well, you are good guys, it’s a pity, i won’t see you again, rest in peace or something - something like this, it sounded, to which he was given a mouthguard, an o

additionally prepared a special background zone, which is located on the most popular pedestrian street, sovetskayan and brest 480 km. despite the considerable distance, fans follow their home teams, but the day before a fan fairy tale was happening in the city of nadbuga , fans from seven clubs, representatives of gomel, khimik, youth, dneman, dynamo molodechin vitebsk and shakhtar, who, it would seem, came to the third match of the final series , must be offended by the southerners, kept company bresse hockey fans in the home fan sector. everything is to the point, and for brest this is the first final, and this is probably the reason. after all, everyone loves fairy tales, in this case the ending of brest is a fairy tale; everyone wants it to come true. there is another reason why fans of other clubs settled in the brest background sector, and not metaluga. we will return to it a little later in the report. of course, the general director of moscow dynamo sergei sushko could not miss the final series, because it was he who once i began to build this team from the city above the bug. i understood

were then created throughout donbass, when anger finally ripened towards the sbu building on sovetskaya street was not the crowd that came, but the people. people stood up to defend their land. the lugansk printing house published the latest editions of ukrainian newspapers for kharkov, kiev, and zaporozhye. they're free sent to customers on the road. were open, there was not a word about what was happening in the donbass on the printed pages, only scanwords, tv programs, advertisements, still in russian, the printing press stopped suddenly, when everything stopped, i think that some kind of understanding has already come, the newspaper we are in the 21st century, that is, they printed on printers, well, they had this as an information and combat leaflet and distributed it to ordinary people, the luhansk plant stopped, where they produced locomotives, once the best in europe, they were purchased by germany. federation in order to create a kind of hotbed of war in the region of russia that would undermine the foundation of russia, in general, and this is how it happened, of course, in the fourt

sovetskaya belorussia. topics that have already been discussed were noted. there is no rain in the regions of the republic azhyttsyaulyaetstsa streetssey. the meat organs are under control. i'm trying to keep my memory in mind to keep busy. on asabist control, the organization of delivery is carried out from remote settlements, secured by guarantees. paspyakhova solved the most complex personnel problem. yes, the beginning of the first year of the bssr was re-evacuated from the outgoing regions of the country for more than 4 thousand years. yashche more than three thousand will be returned to the system of education from other galinas. it’s such a sad thing for a mentor. proydze peraprykhtouku on spetsialna arganizavannyh short courses, but behind these optimistic messages there are a large number of problems. the situation in many areas is dramatic. during the war years in the republic, out of 12 thousand schools, more than 8,000 were burned and destroyed. material losses. the press writes almost daily about people’s heroism in preparing for the school year. soviet belarus. for july 30, 1944 reported: 11 teams are working on the re