the streets of the city are new, non-painting in their architectural design along stalin avenue. avenue became. but also a symbol of another labor victory of the belarusian people. hello, everything is clear with you about the project with marina karaman, let's talk about complex things in simple language. today we’ll talk about how the rules for admission to our universities have changed, who will have to improve their average certificate score , and why the education system is being adjusted again in belarus. go! before the new year, on december 29, our president signed a decree that changed the conditions for admission to higher and secondary educational institutions. this issue concerns thousands of belarusian families, because commentators on internet resources. out of habit, they created a buzz online, but not everyone understood what exactly had changed. those who have already entered do not want to delve into it, and those who are just preparing for admission do not know how it was before, therefore they cannot say whether changes will benefit the education system or not.

the academy of sciences, the train station, the main post office, residential buildings along stalin avenuetion of the avenue itself. prudo's use of foreign prisoners of war in the soviet union was fundamentally different from how soviet prisoners of war were used by the nazis during the war years, if as a result of the war... soviet prisoners of war, a significant part of them died, then in relation to german prisoners of war, labor legislation was observed here, in the late evening of summer 1946, prisoners of war of a camp located near the opera and ballet theater traditionally gathered together after a working day. in the short hours of rest i wanted to discuss some issues and share my story. everyone in the war had their own. some just wanted to be alone with their thoughts, to remember home and family. the sounds of a harmonica could be heard; someone was making toys from wood. local children usually came running for them at this time. in return for this , the prisoners were paid with a piece of ration bread or crackers. and if you're lucky, a piece of sugar. local residents also came

the post-war period... completely destroyed, it was formed anew, forming a single ensemble with stalin avenue was also built in the post-war years. instead of gas lamps, electric lamps appeared here in 1895. today they are in the same place, only theatrical, creating a single ensemble with the museum quarter. the horse park is shrouded in secrets and legends; the stories of past heroes seem to come to life here centuries, their love stories. in the spring , magnolia, the favorite flower of panna jadwiga, was the name of the beloved owner of the estate, always blooms in the lushetsky park, shrouded in legends.