but in the winter , services are held in the church of the great martyr demetrius of thessaloniki, which was built on the southern side of the church. another simple one. the top attraction of kazhan-gorodok, an early iron age settlement. just imagine, in the 5th century bc, people lived here. how was everything arranged? that's where houses, dwellings of people stood in the lowland, on the rampart, which actually frames this lowland, there was a chistokol, which essentially protected from flood attacks. in kazhan-gorodok , real centuries-old oaks grow. one of them is called by local residents. the mickiewicz oak, it is known that it is more than 500 years old, it is considered the thickest tree in belarus. i was sure that the oak from the fairy tale by alexander sergeyevich pushkin simply does not exist, and it is not in lukomorye, but here in kazhan-gorodok. there is a legend that under one of these oaks adam mitskevich was resting when he came to visit the local landowner, the owner of these lands. that's where the name comes from. and here's another one. a giant, with a capital lette

but in the winter , services are held in the church of the great martyr demetrius of thessaloniki. which was built on the southern side of the church. another simply top landmark of kozhan-gorodok: an early iron age settlement. just imagine, people lived here in the fifth century bc. how was it all arranged? there in the lowland there were houses, people's dwellings, on the rampart, which actually frames this lowland, there was a chistokol, which essentially protected from flood attacks. real century-old oaks grow in the town, one of them is called the mickiewicz oak by locals, it is known that it is more than 500 years old, it is considered the thickest tree in belarus. i was sure that duba fairy tales by alexander sergeevich pushkin simply do not exist, but he does exist and not in lukomorye, but here in kazhan-gorodok. there is a legend that adam mickiewicz rested under one of these oaks when he came to visit the local landowner who owned these lands, that's where the name comes from, here's another giant, with a capital letter, the power of this oak can be felt even at a distance, it

, i remember how the late prime minister of greece andreas papandreou gathered huge rallies in thessalonikin the elections. in conservatives who are not fought vigorously with the small former yugoslav republic, and it turned out that it was at this time that the prime minister of the then greek alexis tsipros, i think that this is his main historical merit in general, he removed this issue, the republic of macedonia became the republic of north macedonia, and it joined nato, and thus we can in principle hope that the republic of north macedonia will not be part of the russian sphere of influence in the balkans, there are problems there, we see, they are problems now. with bulgaria, i dream to be in bulgaria forces came to power that will not be so interested in history, and they also stopped bothering macedonia about its historical heritage and language, and it turns out that sometimes when non-traditional political forces come to power, when the ultra-left or even the ultra-right, who live their own, in their own agenda, then it allows other countries to solve the problems that seemed. ab