little tadeusz was baptized in the temple. but we have preserved from the old church the font in which tadeusz kosciuszko was baptized. near this font we are now with you. the font is original, in the house museum there is a photo of our font, and we have the real one. on this font we have a photo of a book with a record of the baptism of tadeusz kosciuszko. a photo of his real house, where he was born and lived. i have a copy of the book with a record of the baptism of tadeusz kosciuszko in my hands. kosciuszko was baptized on february 12, 1746. at baptism he received three names. he was baptized under the names andrei, tadeusz, bonaventure. why three names? the history of the shrine dates back to 1520, when a wooden church was built on this site by the sopegi, who owned the property at the time. in 1872, a huge fire raged in the temple, which destroyed the church to the ground. less than 5 years later, it was reborn again and turned into this brick building, in the gothic style. this is how the church has survived to this da

this street once bore the name of the outstanding belarusian tadeusz kosciuszko. and breshchyna is also the birthplace of the brilliant poet adam mickiewicz, the first belarusian cosmonaut pyotr klimuk, the prime minister of israel and nobel laureate minachim begen. olympic champions sergei makarenko, leonid toranenko, yuli nesterenko. breshchyna residents follow with interest the creative destinies of elena vorobey, igor kornelyuk and many other talented fellow countrymen. and continuing the theme of creativity, i would like to note that brad has been the center of festival life for many years. every year, large cultural and international forums are held here. the belaya theatre festival, the classical music festival. musical evenings, once every 2 years the city on the bug hosts the national festival of belarusian cinema, thousands of fans are gathered by the annual brestbyfest, the city on the bug has everything to develop in sports, strive, plan, achieve, and the highest results. there are no analogues to this mushroom channel in belarus yet, they say the cons

furnishings in the museum estate are approximately the same as during the life of the national hero tadeusz close as possible. to the interior of those years, when you get here, you literally return to the past. the vestibule, kitchen, living room, the study of the father, kosciuszko, his mother's room. during the excavations , many authentic household items from the 16th century were found. among them are ancient coins, dishes, tiled tiles. the exhibition also has many rare items and documents, mostly copies related to his life. awards.

small town, wonderful, remarkable, beautiful, there is the puslovsky castle, there is a place called tadeuszhey are now quite popular, that’s it, i was born there, my mother... worked, let’s say, as an accountant on a collective farm, the town there is small, there are few factories, so people either work on a collective farm, or there we have a furniture manufacturing plant, i think there is, that is, my mother worked there with my father, basically, my father was a driver, my mother was an accountant, my parents have nothing to do with music, but they all have musical talent in principle. mom, i still remember when i was little, mom would sit at the table, we would gather, she would sing there, that's it, she has an ear, you could hear it all, dad was always the first guy in the village on the accordion, eh, so, probably, some qualities and genes were passed on to me, um, i remember it as if it were yesterday, in my second year at college, there was a music literature lesson, we listened to... the opera ivan susanin, they have a wonderful quartet there, for some reason i was so touched the

in 1930, a bust of the outstanding compatriot tadeusz kosciuszko appeared on the empty pedestal. and after more than 20 years, the original appearance of the monument was restored, but it was not possible to recreate exact copies of the lost original; in stalin's time , the double-headed imperial eagle could not appear. the next point on our route is one of the city's iconic buildings. the spassky monastery is a thing of bygone days, a legend of deep antiquity. metropolitan of moscow and kolumensky makarii mentions it in his work on the history of the russian orthodox church under the year 1465. the spassky monastery holds many secrets. once upon a time , prince ivan semenovich and his wife feodora were buried in cast-iron coffins in its dungeon. this is evidenced by the grudensky orthodox church calendar. 899, these coffins will be discovered in the polish hour, but there will be other more shocking finds. in the mid-twenties of the twentieth century, the polish administration turned its attention to the ancient walls, which slowly but surely, were falling apart, it was decided

in 1794, he took an active part in the uprising of tadeusz kosciuszko, after the defeat. emigrated tois, taking advantage of the amnesty of 1802, settled under smargon in the estate of zalesye, where he built an estate, which began to be called northern athens. in 1810, aginsky moved to st. petersburg, became a senator of the russian empire and a confidant of emperor alexander i. despite his active political activity, mikhail aginsky left a bright mark on culture. the basis of aginsky's musical legacy is composed of piano pieces: mazurkas, marches, polonaises, minuets, waltzes and romances. aginsky's only opera, zélid and valcour , or bonaparte in cairo, was written in 1799 and dedicated to napoleon's achievements, and the legendary polonaise farewell to the homeland known throughout the world under the simple name of polones aginsky. aginsky lived in italy in his last years, he is buried in the pantheon of the florence church of santa croce, where outstanding figures of politics, science and culture rest, including dante, galileo , michelangelo, rossini and machiavelli, composer, dip