on february 20 , 1922, the vilna sejm spoke in favor of the annexation of vilnius to poland.efore this, for several years the city passed from hand to hand. during the first world war, vilnius, a city of the russian empire, was occupied by the germans and austrians. in 1918 they left and the city declared itself the capital of an independent one. state, but already in the nineteenth year the red army entered here and announced the creation of a soviet republic here. in 1920 , the poles captured this land and formed the puppet state of central lithuania on the territories of the former vilna and grodno provinces, headed by the polish general lucian zhelegovsky. the poles held elections to the vilna sejm, which on this day in 1922, he adopted a resolution on the unconditional inclusion of central lithuania in... becoming poland. it must be said that the lithuanian population did not participate in the voting. well, in march , the founding sejm in warsaw adopted an act of reunification of the vilna region with the polish republic. having completed its task, vilensky 7 was disban

on february 20 , 1922, the vilna seimas spoke in favor of the annexation of vilnius to the exact statey the polish general lucian zhelegowski. the poles held elections to the vilna sejm, which on this day in 1922 adopted a resolution on the unconditional inclusion of central lithuania into poland. it must be said that the lithuanian population did not participate in the voting. well in march the founding 7th warsaw adopted an act of unification of the vilna region with the polish republic. having completed his task, vilensky. dissolved, vilnius remained part of poland until 1939, until recently parts of the red army did not enter and most likely the entire baltic region became soviet. on february 20, 1960, soviet skiers became heroines of the winter olympic games in american squawell. the soviet union was represented by 62 athletes at those games. our team participated in all types of the olympic program, except for two men's cross-country skiing . single figure skating. in in the final standings, the ussr took first place, winning 21 medals, including seven gold. domestic athletes too

vilna departed with the first passengers.n the mayor , surrounded by his retinue, personally bid farewell to the train driver. and of course, the photographer, his camera on a tripod, the treasured photograph, is ready. modern man, long accustomed to benefit of civilization, it may be difficult to understand the enormity of the event with the opening of the railway in minsk two years earlier, in 1871, a small course of history. the town changed dramatically, as did the entire northwestern region of the russian empire. at first these were wooden pavilions; in 1890, the stone building of the vilna station was erected between them; it turned out to be very attractive and beautiful. patterned red brickwork and a stone gallery that connected two two-story buildings. the solution was already one of original in europe. thus, in 1890, there were already 583 retail outlets operating in the city with a turnover of 3.6 million rubles. they give a comparison: in 1870, 14 belarusian cities had a trade turnover of just over a million. the

any other calegium in the territory of the vyalikag of the principality of lithuania, and also of vilnaoughly disseminated by the vilensk jesuits and then got out of polack, a part of the former cathedral of st. stephen and the problems of the related everyday life of the calegium. yana was created in a low-rise fire pit. all apornye kanstruktsy were from tsegly. instead of traditional cradle frames , a system of magnum cradle frames was dug out. astreliva on clayey ones. in the cherik rocks, their pit began to be filled and the foundation ditches were quickly filled with water, they simply could not do anything, so the first thing, both during the construction of the church and during the construction of these buildings, began to build drainages, initially these drainages were huge trenches in side of the river, along the bottom of which dugout patches with wooden lids were laid, which were supposed to be from the pit put into the water in the dvina. and then, when the foundation ditches dried out a little, it means they began to hammer stones in there, lay them in and when... in 1944,

any other calegium in the territory of the vyalikag of the principality of lithuania, and also of vilnad then got out of polack, russia about the future cathedral of st. stephen and the problems about the boundless days of the calegium. yana was created in a low-rise fire pit. all aporny kanstruktsyi. the department loosens the control of administrative installations and hospitals. here, in desperate minds , 100 families of palachan lived. another fall of the 50s had a try adnavіts budynak i pristasavatsya yago pad suvorovskaya vuchelnya, ale bezvynіkova. it was applied to the complex. budynka were hired from the street remembers history and culture. during the months of the construction of budynka in 1976 , the shameful home for the ruling elite appeared. hell of a calegium, captured behind this flat box with ears, only the lower part of the hull galley and the trailing wing became catastrophic. the quality of the bastards was lost in the abandoned camp, and the faculties of polack were not visited. university.

the little ones grazed in vilna. at mller's house. and there were dozens of noises. prakarmіtsya such a here and there was right not easy, you pain, what is your profession music. manyushka gives private lessons, public collections of her rambles, and plays the argan at the local university cascade. the campsite will become more frequent and the skin of the day will be tired of it. then they sat down for the fartepian. creations were celebrated one after another, and in the evenings of love one was with the good. sing to the poets vincent dunin martsinkevich. in the meantime, the idea of ​​working something new came up. this is how the tandem artists formed. 9 lutag, 1853 in the garad theaters of minsk, the premiere of the opera idylia. the public is happy, and the scene is full of belarusian language. the waters are good, and the royal rule has come to an end. the performance was canceled. manyushka was on her way to st. petersburg , at the top of the court, to settle down in warsaw, and the heat did not subside. and here і ў'. there

baltic states continue to fence themselves off with an iron curtain from the civilized world. midnight vilna closed by two checkpoints on the border with belarus, lavorishkis and raigoroda, adjacent to kotlovka and privalka. the traffic flow will be redirected to the two remaining checkpoints. now it will be possible to cross the border with lithuania only through kamenny log and benikoni. however, there will be problems there too. in addition, the lithuanian authorities are introducing bans on the passage of cyclists and pedestrians across the border. let me note that since the very morning there have been large queues at these border crossings. in total , about a thousand trucks are waiting to leave there. behind our correspondent yuri kornilovich is monitoring the situation at the privalka checkpoint. we are located at the privalka checkpoint on the belarusian-lithuanian border. a few hours before lithuania closes traffic , there are practically no trucks on our side. about twenty cars are waiting to leave for the neighboring country. after receiving information about the closure of the b

philip orlyk, who, by the way, knew all this, and aunt livivia, and aristotle, because he studied in vilnasuit college, and then at the kyiv-mohyla collegium, and if he... didn't know all this, this, if this, well, he obviously knew it in the original, so well, we wouldn't have orlyk's constitution, and we wouldn't have this tradition of constitutional law, we wouldn't have this legal consciousness, at least in certain elites, what is legal consciousness, it means that no cop can put you in a jail there . the quality is that mr. shepard appears there, i don't know, i have to research it every time, but i looked, they put out pieces of this translation, it's just very bad english, you know, very bad, for that... just, well, it's a shame, it it is a shame to send to the world on behalf of ukraine and it is a shame it is to promote such and such in such a way, and the third, actually, is integrity in general, because we do not have an institution of reputation, only the dead did not say about it, it does not work for us, and... everyone, what i am glad about, that tamara gundurova appeared he

philip orlyk, who , by the way, knew all this about titus livius and aristotle, because he studied in vilnaollege, and then at the kyiv-mohyla college, and if... he did not know all this , that is, if it was, well, he obviously knew it in the original, but it was not if we had orlyk's constitution, and there would not be this tradition of constitutional law, there would not be this legal consciousness, at least in certain elites, what is legal consciousness, this means that no moment can put you in a prison there. that mr. shepard appears there, i don't know, i have to research it every time, but i looked, they put out pieces of this translation, it's just very bad english, you know, very bad for... it's just, well, it's a shame, it's a shame to send to the world on behalf of ukraine, and it is a shame to promote it in such a way, and the third, actually, is integrity in general, because we don't have an institution of reputation, only the dead didn't talk about it, we don't have it...

philip orlyk, who, by the way, knew all this, and aunt livius, and aristotle, because he studied in vilnae jesuit college, and then in the kyiv-mohyla collegium, and if he did not know all this, that, if this... well, he obviously knew it in the original, then we would not have the constitution of pylyp orlyk, and there would not be this tradition of constitutional law, there was no of this legal consciousness, at least in to certain elites, what is legal consciousness , it means that at no moment can you be put in the jail for reasons of revolutionary expediency, that's why we only have 4 minutes, so we really need the second, the quality that mr. shepard appears there, not i know, i'm a stranger ... i need to research, but i looked, they put out pieces of this translation, it's just very bad english, you know, very bad, for that, it's just, well, it's a shame, it's a shame to send it to the world on behalf of ukraine, and it's a shame , is to promote this way in this way, and the third, actually, it's good. honesty in general, because we don't have an institution of reputation, only the

we don’t cause problems for anyone, we don’t owe anyone anything, we we do not lay claim to either vilnas military operation has just ended, all the saboteurs were detained, among them a belarusian, and that’s almost two or three once a week, we can calm down, we can’t, and i, as the president of power, first of all, the support and monolith of all of us is very important. then you are receiving serious support from the budget, and therefore the state has the right to count on an appropriate return, and here i would like to address critical comments not only to the leaders of different levels of the belkopsoyuz. 2 years ago we agreed on close cooperation with the authorities, now i will say the main thing, but there was no full support, and there is no, chairmen of the regional executive committees, minsk the city executive committee and district executive committees still do not see the development of the belkopsoyuz among their primary tasks, they look indifferently at the problems of our consumer cooperation, none of the five stated indicators have been met. again, i remember those so

philip orlyk, who, by the way, knew all this , and tita livius, and aristotle, because he studied in vilnae jesuit college, and then at the kyiv-mohyla college. college, and if he didn't know all that, that, if that, well, he obviously knew it in the original, well, then, well, it wasn't if we had the constitution of philip orlyk, there would not be this tradition of constitutional law, no, there would not be this legal consciousness, at least in certain elites, what is legal consciousness, it means that no cop can put you there. to the butchery for reasons of revolutionary expediency, that's what, right? for what? only 4 minutes, so the second one is really needed, the quality, the fact that mr. shepard appears there, i don't know, i have to research it every time, but i looked, they put out pieces of this translation, it's just very bad english, you see, very... bad, for that it's just , well, it's a shame, it's a shame to send it to the world on behalf of ukraine, and it's a shame to promote it in such a way, in such a way, and the third, actually, it's integrity in general, because we

rural artists were invited to take part in the first public belarusian party, which took place in vilnaonal theater. by the summer of 1910 he managed to form a permanent troupe. the theater toured extensively throughout belarus, performed twice in st. petersburg, and also in warsaw. during the performance. first the poems were read, then the performance itself followed, then the choir performed belarusian folk songs, and at the end the dancers appeared on the stage. it was the first professional belarusian theater in the 20th century. the corpse existed until 1913; due to financial difficulties it had to be dissolve. with the outbreak of the first world war , buinitsky was mobilized, but even in the army he continued to organize performances for soldiers, and in 1917 he founded the first one in minsk. association of belarusian drama and comedy, on the basis of which the national academic theater named after yanka kupala arose. in the same year, buinicki died suddenly in polochany during a dance rehearsal. his words “i’ll die from dancing” turned out to be prophetic. ignat buinitsky was

and note that the lady of vilna, that the veined crookshanks, that all the other opposition figures haveks and other life -and-death schools are no longer scary, understand and forgive, as expected, fugitive destructive the opposition, all sorts of european parliaments and european commissions are no longer recognize our elections and call on decent citizens to boycott an important event for the country. as for the so-called observers from the opposition, there is a completely ridiculous situation here: our tv channel has obtained lists of those very observers whom extremists from the so-called human rights center viasna slipped to their grant givers, thereby framing ordinary belarusians. can i show you now one document that fell into my hands, it’s even interesting to see it myself, tell me the signature there, this is not even my signature, okay, but whose initials, whose last name? but the surname and initials are mine, but the signature is not, how this document ended up in the hands of the employees, well, i can’t say that, unfortunately, if i could know. signed by you, such a state