vilna university named after stefan batory, but what made victor’s parents bitter was that at the same had also submitted documents to the vilna conservatory, he was rushing about who to become. it was 1939, but victor's plan was not destined to come true, because on september 1, the nazis bombed warsaw, and the germans occupied the entire western part of poland. but the underground medical institute continued to operate. viktor vladimirovich recalled that when the threat of arrest loomed, he and textbooks hid underground in the hidden basements of vilnius university, between corpses, between baths. filled with stinking formaldehyde, and this continued throughout the years of the war. in 40 articles about him, the period between 39 and 51 is practically not even mentioned. one vague phrase: he led the choir. this leadership of the choir during the occupation will still be remembered to him someday. but. a little later, 501 he entered the vilna conservatory, but what preceded this, he still hesitated about what to become, either a surgeon or a musician, and he himself there in his memoi

throughout the western there was only one university operating in belarus - vilna university.for the majority of the population it was unrealistic; they had to pay for everything. and health care was also paid, if we talk about baranovich, such a large settlement, there was a hospital with 25 beds, and of course, this was not enough. private doctors practiced here, to whom navaradka didn’t have a hospital; in 29, my mother got sick and there was no palazhyts, so my father brought it from geta, vilnius, yana there lay down, scorched with a temperature, was discharged at home 38.5, it seems, i know that... the ladies and cows were expensive for treatment, people had no money, and it was extremely difficult to earn money, the polish government did not set itself the task of developing production in its eastern outskirts and make these lands economically strong. the polish authorities consider, in particular, the territories of western belarus as an agrarian and raw material appendage of the central polish regions; no task was set here to develop industry; it was necessary to pump

a few percent of the population of western belarus could afford higher education at the only vilna university liquidated, hospitals became public. in 1938 , there were 80 hospitals in western belarus, about a thousand doctors worked in western belarus as part of the polish state. in the 1940s, we again see significant changes here. there were already 243 hospitals and maternity hospitals, 207 clinics in... western belarus the number of doctors reached 1,755 and there were more than 5,000 mid- level medical workers. as a result of the reunification of western and eastern belarus , the population almost doubled and the country's territory increased. industry began to develop on these lands. already in the fortieth year , about 300 industrial enterprises were operating, the total production volume of which was 28% of the total industrial production of the bssr; the created state-owned enterprises joined the overall economic potential of soviet belarus. correct. should start with a proper breakfast, this will be one of my favorite breakfasts, we will prepare zucchini pancakes along with red fish,

at the age of 14 he entered vilna university, where he met adam mickiewicz.ested. but the housewife escaped exile and was sent to his estate, where for 6 years he led the life of an ideal landowner; in 1830 he miraculously remained alive and emigrated to france. in paris, a housewife who had been interested in mineralogy since childhood was trained at mining school, and then, with the help of mickiewicz , received an invitation to work in chile. there , ignatimeiko reorganized the higher education system, transformed the university in santiago and was elected its rector four times. he found several deposits of silytra, coal, copper, gold and silver, and taught the chelians proper mining. and processing of these minerals, achieved improved working conditions for miners, wrote a book about an indian tribe that lived in southern chile, helped solve the problem of lack of clean water in santiago, discovered sources of mountain water, designed pipeline and supervised its construction, organized a meteorological service, wrote about 130 scientific papers and traine