this house was built back in 1914 by vladimir koratkevich’s maternal grandfather, vasily grenkevich.lodya loved to come here for the summer holidays to his beloved grandmother lyudmila antonovna. and later to my family. igor vasilievich. here the writer had a separate room, and therefore he could afford to spend as much time as he wanted in rogachev, up to several months a year. until recently, the street was named after chkalov, but a couple of years ago it was renamed. now she rightfully bears the name of karatkevich. we hope there will be more on chkalova street. the city is growing. it was in the rogachev region that well -known works appeared. hoary legend, wine of rains, ears under your sickle. directly now we are heading for the building that vladimir koratkevich mentioned in the story boat of despair. ladzia rospachy, uspaminau of the ancient catholics, and menavita all on hell with the staronak pisa in ab tym, that karaleva bonasforza, visiting her lands, all advedala ragachou, advedala her castle, as knowledgeable here for the deputy kavay gara is not far away, all the ruin

because i am a philologist, a belarusian philologist by education, my favorite writers are vladimir koratkevichudarev, and i really like our bristian poetry, life it is given, if life is created, if it is light... i will patch it up, forever and beyond , any right dzeinay, and the words that hell is right is not addzelena, creatures, life is given, whatever creatures live, not marnavat, not nishchyts, not brown, creatures, i think that these lines, and my such a life credo, it has always been important, to do my job efficiently, and to honestly fulfill my duties, my, this duty and professional duty, and to be realized, to be in demand, to be needed by people, i was given a chance, given the opportunity to the fullest the power to work in favor of the people, in favor of the state, and parliamentary status, it is fully realized through active participation in legislative activities, as well as through the good deeds that we do for people and do for our district, for our city and our country.

made a significant contribution to the development of our state, among them kandrat kropiva, vladimir koratkevichgorevsky, vladimir dubovko and many, many others. and in order to make the collections available to readers , a draft manuscripts do not burn was created on the library website. it consists of several sections. there is a description of the pyography of the educator’s foundation, description of the fund a link to the composition of the fund, where anyone can find out what documents are in a particular archive. there are already more than twenty descriptions of our figures on the site and work on this project continues. and at the same time , the library has virtual projects that differ from live exhibitions; exhibitions of books and illustrations are presented. they were made specifically in order to present them in the digital environment, they are dedicated to historical dates, some events, anniversaries, interesting publications, in them presented mainly, of course, a collection of rare books and manuscripts , thereby we also describe them in a beautiful, interesting form and provid

pride in fellow countrymen is confirmed by graffiti on houses with the image of vladimir koratkevich,as slynkov, andrey makayonok. perhaps the local landscapes encourage them to create, or maybe the creators knew the secret of the four oaks. eh, belarusians have been scattered around the world, how many people influence the destinies of other countries, here is the opposite situation, when a person leaves his native foreign country and comes to live in belarus - this is a rarity. and now i will introduce you to this rarity. during his life, john visited 42 countries. he has been living in belarus for 10 years now and calls rogachov his new home. this story started in 2009. i was hanging out in on the internet in search of pen pals, at that time i lived alone in england, i met lediy from rogachev, we started corresponding and realized that we had a lot in common. was it your decision to move here? yes, i asked elena if she wanted to go to england? loves her job, her country, no chance for you, yes, i also liked what she does, and i fell in love with the country, but was it hard to deci

to be in rogachev and not see the house where vladimir koratkevich visited is the same as and not toat the writer was born in orsha, lived and worked in minsk for a long time, but rogachev for him, as i already said, is not an empty phrase, like konstantinov for yesenin, a place where the soul rested, a special place. i wrote with inspiration. this house was built back in 1914 by vladimir karatkevich’s maternal grandfather, vasily grenkevich. it is known that little volodya loved to come here for the summer holidays to his beloved grandmother lyudmila antonovna. and later, to my native uncle igor vasilyevich. here the writer had a separate room, and therefore he could afford to spend as much time as he wanted in rogachev. up to several months a year. until recently, the street was named after chkalov, but a couple of years ago it was renamed. now she rightfully bears the name of koratkevich. but we hope chkalova street will appear again, the city is growing. it was in the rogachev region that well -known works appeared. hoary legend, wine of rains, ears of corn under your sickle. rig

analogy with dragons, they say the flame, it can be different, but the real lepelskymo, as vladimir koratkevich, where i and i’ll go, but first it’s worth taking a look at the sculpture. by the way, why the city was named this way, opinions differ, some say that it comes from the belarusian word lepen, better. others are from the word sculpting in honor of local ceramicists, the third is from the lithuanian sculpting of a water lily. to me i like all the options, maybe i’ll find both lepel water lilies and lepel jugs. finding the city center in lepel turned out to be not so easy; the city seems to be spread out on the map and does not have a clear outline: a geographical feature. maybe this is because initially lepel was located in a completely different place, but the chancellor of the grand duchy of lithuania lev sopego moved it to the other side of the river. where the city still stands to this day, only the houses have fled, this church of st. casimir was also built under sapega, they also have their own lenin, as well as a disco club with a galactic name. eh, it’s a pity that i won’t be th