episodes of the life of telekhany - this is a bus that ran between telekhany and pinsk three times alonged to mr. pigulevsky, and the driver of this bus. polesse is, first of all, my small homeland, this is the corner where i was born, and he says , where i was born, i came in handy there, and this is probably what breathes for me, and living here is better than i get tired in the city, here i am i’ll stay in the city for a little while, i need to go home, but here it’s really, well , first of all... nature, and the people with whom you ’ve lived and interacted all your life. our people are very friendly, they will always come to the rescue. to each other, if artists come to us, our hall is always packed, our people usually say that visiting artists say, we are never greeted anywhere like in tv stations, people don’t just sit and listen to these songs there or they applaud, they always come with flowers, we have a lot, especially when there are flowers in the summer, people in general, we have great people, they are now trying, well, a vegetable garden is a vegetable garden, but at e

with the digging of the aginsky canal, people began to come to telekhany. large jewish population came here, from lithuania and poland. people were looking for a better life and came because there were jobs here. when the jews moved out, they had their own shops, but in more prosperous areas. "father ioan strukovsky ruled in this church for many years. residents of the village remember ioan fedorovich strukovsky as a real priest, who, with his cultured appearance, he even taught us small children to well say hello, we really liked to say hello to him, you’ll run away, come forward, say , hello, he’ll stop.” even a child would say hello to his hat; during the first world war, people knew that the germans were about to come to the village; the bells were removed from the church they buried them in the ground , by chance, already in the fifties, they were building a carpentry factory, they accidentally stumbled upon and dug up these bells, this bell was sent to the krayechesky museum in pinsk, then people asked after all... to return the bell to our temple, he