vadim gigin during the opening of the thematic exhibition, the event was another occasion to remember4 ukrainian nationalists brutally and mercilessly exterminated the polish population, including women of small children in the territory of volyn, tragic events that also affected the southern regions of belarus, the theme of history. eh, this story of the volyn massacre. it is now inconvenient for official warsaw. although the current the ruling party of law and justice did just that a few years ago. emphasis when july 11th. i want to remind you that the national day of remembrance for the victims of the military massacre in poland is celebrated and this day was introduced. including on the initiative of the rightness of justice, but the program that this party announced. it is now contrary to the policy that it is pursuing to its geopolitical interests. what happens to those peoples who forget their history , history is very cruel, it punishes them very seriously, punishes them by repeating what is happening today, unfortunately, among our fraternal people in ukraine, and moreover, i

today with us in the studio guests are excellent, knowledgeable in history deputy igor marzalyulyuk vadim gigintor of the national library, belarus and chairman of the belarusian knowledge society vyacheslav danilovich rector of the academy of public administration under the president of the republic of belarus and denis spirit rector of mogilev state university named after kuleshov there are certain forces that have been strongly recommended to belarusians for many years now. make state so-called bchb symbols. they talk a lot about its merits and advantages and almost never mention what role it played in history, when such a phenomenon as fascism nazism appeared in the world, the popularizers of black and white are very reluctant to mention the period when this symbolism received its first kind of widespread use, when belarusian lands were occupied by the third reich. we made small cuts of the chronicle from the archives the most expressive moments in good quality, which clearly show, firstly, the black and white symbols of its bearers, and secondly, the nazis are all on the belarusian lands.

vadim gigin during the opening of the thematic exhibition, the event became another occasion to rememberkrainian nationalists brutally and mercilessly exterminated the polish population, including women and small children in the territory of volhynia. tragic events also affected the southern regions of belarus, the theme of history. eh, this story of the volyn massacre. it is now inconvenient for the official warsaw although the current ruling party right and justice a few years ago did just that. emphasis when july 11th. i want to remind you that the national day of remembrance of the victim of the volyn massacre in poland is celebrated and this day was introduced, including at the initiative of the right justice, but the program that this party declared. it is now contrary to the policy that it is pursuing to its geopolitical interests. what happens to those peoples who forget their history is very cruel, it punishes them very seriously by repeating what, unfortunately, is happening today among our brotherly people. e in ukraine, and moreover, it is very important to note that such a p

vadim gigin is the head of the society. uh, knowledge director general of the national library candidates of historical sciences. e, oleg idukevich, member of parliament leader e, belarusian liberal democratic party and aleksandrovich pokrovsky director of an information and educational institution, topical concept of a political scientist. eh, good evening. i suggest you start. although, listen, it's not fair. how many six days have already passed from these most high-profile events. you have done so much, of course. we watched with pleasure, uh, all the broadcasts, in which almost every one of you. felt, of course, very detailed in detail. everything was sorted out, then many of us, almost all of us attended a meeting with the head of state, there was a lot of classified information. it's a pity that yes, you can not tell some things. uh, very interesting facts, very interesting. eh thoughts, some would become from what they heard excruciatingly painful. uh, if we could uh, tell everything, well , as it is, uh, we are sta

vadim gigin is the head of the society.h, knowledge general director of the national library of candidates of historical sciences. hey oleg. idukevich, member of parliament leader e, belarusian liberal democratic party and alexander shpakovsky director of information and educational institution, topical concept of political scientist. eh, good evening. i suggest you start. although, listen, it's not fair. how many six days have already passed from those very high-profile events. you have done so much, of course. we watched with pleasure, uh, all the broadcasts, in which almost every one of you. missing, of course, in great detail. everything was sorted out, then many of us almost all visited meeting with the head of state was a lot of classified information. it's a pity that yes, you can't tell some things very interesting facts, very interesting. e thoughts. some would have been from the fact that they did not hear excruciatingly painful if we could tell everything. well, as it is, we are state people, therefore, everythin