avenue, here with the general concept of parusnikov, a single horizontal, as it were , connecting everything together, with all these unifying. buildings of the supreme council of the bssruncil of ministers of the bssr, the regional party committee and the regional executive committee. the main discussion unfolded between the architects trakhtenberg and osmalovsky. projects presented by langbard, parusnikov, levinson and fomin, korol and osmalovsky. and in the projects of lombard, parusnikov and other authors. sculpture group glory to labor, other elements. disputes around the sketch solutions in front of the entrance to the building, the arched pediment from the victory square, it crowned the architectural ensemble of the center. the construction of the avenue was carried out at an accelerated pace, the architects did not leave the objects for days, each new building amazed with its originality, uniqueness, but the uniqueness of the avenue in the solution of the relief, the relief was amazingly solved, with all that. and it was necessary to solve this section from the house of trade unions to victory square. uniqueness the avenue in its entirety. the courtyard spaces w

of production by the end of 1950, but also to significantly exceed it. the republic also entered the first post-war five-year period . the eighth session of the supreme council of the bssr in september of 1946 approved the plan for the restoration and development of its national economy for a five-year period. the republic was faced with a virtually super-task - to restore its potential in a few post-war years. hello, with you the project is all clear with marina karaman. let's talk about complex things in simple language. today we will talk about what goods belarus has banned from importing from lithuania, who is worse off from this and whether the concept of revenge is relevant for... the policy of our state. let's go! it became known that belarus will ban the import of some goods from lithuania to its territory. this is recorded in two documents at once, which were issued by our government. we are talking about the council of ministers' resolutions no. 181 and 182 of march 14. the reaction of the lithuanian side followed, as soon as the documents were published. there are two resolutions, because one of them adjusted the existing ban list of quotas on import of goods

that's how the memorable bureau of the central committee was described by the chairperson of the supreme council of the bssrnadezhda grekova. the reason turned out to be banal. the employees decided to try on clothes from the latest batch of humanitarian aid. it was coming from the unr, the administration of aid. nations, the first international organization created. everyone wanted to buy something from the next delivery, and even from abroad, because there was practically nothing anywhere. in the country, it was already necessary to practically change the population into civilian clothes. but there were no clothes, the raw material base was also destroyed, and production facilities were destroyed. during the years of occupation, 946 textile industry buildings were destroyed, or almost 80%. the enterprises of the light industry evacuated from the republic abruptly changed their direction, producing overcoat cloth, fabric for gymnasterkas, quilted jackets, and underwear. only for our tv viewers, we choose the best routes, friends, it's hard to believe that we are now and... schools, a search engine, a local

of the country's leadership. in november 1943, an impressive landing party of specialists, heads of industry departments, headed by the chairman of the supreme council of the bssr nadezhda grekova, arrived from moscow to liberated gomel, the first regional center of the republic. they had to assess the damage to the city and liberated areas. but it turned out to be difficult to do. gomel was in ruins. from the memoirs of nadezhda grekova, cold horror gripped her from what she saw, the buildings of all industrial and public utilities were destroyed and burned, the health care network, trade, all schools were completely destroyed, all historical monuments were looted and destroyed, the housing stock in the city was almost completely destroyed. the streets of the city were deserted and lifeless, everywhere there were signs with inscriptions, mined, mines, dangerous, rubble all around, ruins. at the site of the destroyed water utility building , several workers were once again laying out badly damaged or burnt parts of the equipment. they... were taken from all over the city, pulled out from under the rubble, some fragments were tried to be made by hand, but all at

the enemy was driven out of belarusian soil. on march 21, 1940, in gomel, the first regional city of the republic liberated from the fascists, the session of the supreme council of the bssrbegan its work. it became the first in the history of the soviet union to be held on liberated territory, but still under conditions. the session has not yet been heard, but even the first reports of casualties, destruction, damage caused, terrible from... speech by the deputy from workers in the lesskaya region vetrovo, the lelchetsky district was especially devastated, it was all turned into a wasteland, more than 10 thousand civilians were destroyed , from the speech of delegates from the brest region, the nazis shot and tortured more than 90 thousand people, burned more than 10 thousand peasant farms, destroyed the ancient city of brest. drove more than 35 thousand young men and women to germany. so, in each speech. if we talk about some specific figures, then during the period of occupation of belarus more than 140 large nazi punitive operations against the mainly peaceful population of belarus, 1.4 thousand civilians were killed, let's say. losses of the civilian population, most

that's how the memorable bureau of the central committee, the chairman of the supreme council of the bssrdezhda grekova, described it. the reason turned out to be banal. the employees decided to try on clothes from the latest batch of humanitarian aid. it was coming from the unr, the united nations reconstruction aid administration. according to the agreement with the republic , over 100,000 tons of cargo were sent to it, which this organization supplied the republic with food, clothing, footwear, medical supplies, agricultural equipment, tractors, industrial equipment, that is , a wide variety of goods, but... not only food, equipment, and medicines, but also clothing were supplied through the yunra line. no matter how angry pantileimon kondratievich was, people are people. everyone wanted to buy something from the next delivery, and even something foreign, because there was practically nothing anywhere. the country already had to practically change its clothes for the population civilian clothes, but there were no clothes, the raw material base was also destroyed, and production facilit

of which would have to be. it is incredible, but already on july 12, 1940 , there were seven medical and sanitary institutions operating in minsk, and the seventh session of the supreme the council of the bssr reported in july 1945: there are over 400 hospitals, 810 outpatient clinics, 175 regional sanitary and epidemiological stations in the bssr. doctors carried out mass sanitary... increased by one and a half times. key medical institutions began their work. the belarusian blood transfusion center resumed work from the first days of the liberation of the republic and in 1945 alone it prepared twice as much blood as in 9 years of its work before the war. in 1946 , a penicillin plant was put into operation, now beledpreparaty. minsk. much work is beginning to vaccinate the population against dangerous diseases. the base created in the first post-war years became the basis for the emergence of an entire school of combating epidemics. and then, from the end of the people 's gaspadar, they tired of trying to live in a happy house, and these happy houses were planned for chervony chatyrs, in which dyktars, karespandents and many people are working cheers to all the channels of the belarusian r

the military level of production, but also to significantly exceed it. the republic was also entering the first post-war five-year plan. the eighth session of the supreme council of the bssr in september forty-sixth, approved the plan for the restoration and development of its national economy for a five-year period. the republic actually faced a super task - to restore its potential in a few post-war years. and hungary, like slovakia, these countries are now in many ways, well, such dark horses for the eec and good evening, evening, good, serbia itself, like the usa, well, and for our viewer, the political course of these countries, it is in many ways with a question mark, well, we are talking about this today.

of the supreme council of the republic . i am the oldest deputy, vice-president of the academy of sciences of the bssr, the hero of the socialistkhovich, the follower kandrat krypiva. senior vyarkhonaga saveta was elected deputy shamyakin, the first governor. elder tsihanavich lynkov was awarded the ganar title of the union of writers of the bssr. mikhasya folk writers of belarus. yes, mikhas tsikhanavich often stays with the state and the tall and small children. the peasants first tortured the madman of mikolka paravoz. it was not only the director, but also the author andrei yagoravich makayonak who helped us understand and reveal the characters of the song. pavinna is a great preacher, we implore you . don’t forget what happened and what never happened. filmmakers, interacting with contemporary artists. every day we work to ensure that you receive the latest and most useful information. the twenty-minute format allows us to tell you about what is happening in belarus and the world, take a linguistic walk in the company of our guides, find a new place on the map of belarus that is definitely worth seeing, and also offer proj

supreme soviet of the ussr decided to include western belarus into the soviet union, uniting it with the bssr. the original belarusian territories was put forward at the session of the supreme councilelarusian ssr on november 14, 1939. back in 1939, the people's assembly of western belarus proposed to celebrate september 17 as the day of liberation of the workers of western belarus from the oppression of the bourgeoisie of landowners. and so it was celebrated until the beginning of the great patriotic war. in 1945, september 17 was celebrated as the day of reunification. but for the last time. firstly, to expand, and secondly, to bring it into line with, well, let's say, the soviet one. it is clear that the construction of airfields, that is, it is necessary to accommodate aviation, support for ground troops, this structure of aviation support was practically absent. they thought about the placement of troops that arrived at the new border of the soviet union. in some places they used the infrastructure of the polish army, but these were isolated buildings. therefore , the construction of barracks, the arrangement of troops, including everyday life, fell on the shoulders of new bod