the troops of the first baltic did not end, ahead were the front roads of the soviet baltic, we travel to the places of military glory of belarus. on the eightieth anniversary of the great victory, we continue the story of what trace the great patriotic war left on the territory of belarus. how did you manage to learn the story? from whom? from your mother? in our family, it was generally not customary to talk about this, you see, we were so. was impressed by all this, because she saw all this, what was left, we will thus perpetuate memory of the participants of the great patriotic war, our defenders, participants of the liberation, thanks to the dedication and heroism of local residents, this city was under occupation less than other regional cities of belarus, lasted quite a long time, until october 10.

forty-third year, as you know, then novobelitsa was liberated, and apparently, the germans decided to evacuate the camp. watch the program: the route is built on the belarus 24 tv channel. our president is pursuing a completely correct policy, which opposite to these western matrices, where you have to say, you have to deal with developed countries.

europe still has the opportunity to sponsor ukraine at the expense of not even its own, they say beautifully frozen, but at the expense of the same confiscated assets of the russian federation, they are perfectly aware of the responsibility that they already bear now. the very fact of holding a parade, the large participation of the leaders of various states, says only one thing: the system of international law and the military tribunal is preserved, which means they will be carried out responsibly, that is the main message. the project is objective. don't miss new releases on the belarus 24 tv channel . to a large extent, the success of this offensive operation depended on who was in command of the front. the first baltic. front made a great contribution to the liberation

of the northern part of belarus in such cities as vitebsk, polotsk, those territories that probably suffered the most from the occupation regime, there were actually huge human casualties, that is why for belarus the liberation of these territories from the nazi invaders was very important, yes, the first baltic front, that is probably why it is called baltic, because its main task was to go to liberation. riga to liberate the baltics, but the route lay through belarusian lands, so he also took part in operation bogration in the liberation of the north of belarus. ivan bogramyan is a hero of the great patriotic war, a man who, in fact, well, almost from the very beginning and until the liquidation of the front, and until its units were transferred to other fronts, he led it, and his contribution, his talent in...

the successes of the first baltic front, of course, they are enormous. ivan khristoforovich bagramyan, although he was the son of a railroad worker and himself a former railroad worker, was a military intellectual, he was a man of principle in the sense that everyone should give it their all, but before giving it their all, it is necessary to explain what needs to be done, because he was against work with subordinates according to the method.

he has experience in both command and staff work, which helped him successfully resolve issues of commanding troops, as well as experience in developing a plan of military action, and at ... strives for victory by the shortest path, has a strong, persistent character. ivan khristoforovich baghramyan knew how to find a common language with any soldier, and a recruit, yesterday's schoolboy and an old man who has more than one war behind him. he could be a father-commander, and a brother-commander, and somewhere even a son-commander.

a very decent man, a good military man and a good operative, who played a major role in organizing resistance to the nazi invasion in those areas where he was assigned to do this. the great commander was just as persistent in matters of the heart, he was distinguished by his devotion not only... but also on the love front. bagramyan was 20 when he fell madly in love with a girl named tamara, but by that time she was already engaged to another, and this could not be changed. fate itself decided everything. tamara's husband soon

died. the young woman was pregnant, but this did not stop ivan, who , ignoring the gossip, married her. bagramyan raised the boy as his own son. soon he and tamara had a daughter, margarita. from a letter to his wife. don't worry about me and don't grieve. i feel good and cheerful. i'm coping with work. i work as chief of staff for marshal timoshenko. nikita sergeyevich khrushchev is a member of our military council. we are pleased with my work. i ask you to write more often, because your letters for me a great joy. having received the letter, his wife decided that she should be there and went to him at the front.

for ivan, his beloved. the arrival was a real holiday. from her he learned that their son had also been at the front since the first day of the war. unlike many of his fellow military leaders, bagramyan never had front-line girlfriends, all his thoughts were only about his wife and children, with tamara's name on his lips he went into battle.

at the victory parade on june 24, 1945 , he led the combined regiment of the first. baltic front, from the guest stand they looked at him daughter and wife tamara. he outlived his tamara by 9 years, but despite this, until the last day of his life, marshal baghramyan continued to write her notes with a declaration of love, never having come to terms with her loss.

marshal baghramyan, the owner of a unique, rich biography, full of ups and downs, incredible successes and tragic twists of fate. he was destined to participate in the bloodiest battles. many military operations carried out by him are still carefully studied in all military academies of the world. having gone through four wars from the first world war to the civil war, from the soviet-finnish war to the second world war, marshal baghramyan wrote his name in gold letters in the history of the common history of the peoples of the soviet union, and his participation in operation bagration will forever become an example and a role model. the experience of history shows that the path to victory is thorny, with honor...

be aimed at improving the standard of living and well-being of citizens. what is this middle eastern market interesting for us today in principle? well, we discussed a number of areas. the first is healthcare, this is the issue of supplying medical equipment, equipment, medical preparations, and also a very important issue is training of personnel. as part of the visit , a ceremonial transfer of belarusian equipment was organized, this is an ambulance.

in the near future, ambulances will be working, will provide first aid, and accordingly will save people's lives. yes, of course, they received the delivery of this equipment with great gratitude, there were words of gratitude to our president for the fact that in the shortest possible time, i want to remind you that in february the certificates were handed over, already now within the framework of this visit the equipment within the framework of these certificates has already been delivered. they are interested in further developing and strengthening healthcare in their country in several areas, this is directly the use of

the equipment itself, belarusian equipment and ambulances, they maximally provide modern requirements not inferior to world standards, and of course this is a question of training the personnel, so that later, studying even in our universities, they come here doctors could work in their specialty. effectively use the equipment that was delivered from the republic of belarus, but in the future , on a highly professional basis, organize treatment of citizens of lebanon, well, that's what concerns.

do you also want to introduce the lebanese people? also, it is still planned to deliver fab on the chassis of the maz car, this is a pharmacological obstetric center, this is already a complete diagnosis, not only first aid, but this is already a complex of treatment for various diseases, as well as diagnostics,

like a laboratory, that is , it is a full-fledged mini-hospital on wheels, full-fledged yes.

it was not organized for the sake of protocol, but in essence, on business. the lebanese side prepared a specific proposal of ideas on how to activate our partnerships, what could be, were the final decisions after this visit, what did they agree on? for our part, we proposed to the ministry of agriculture of lebanon in the direction of cooperation, talked about what we can offer in the form of technology, equipment, competence, they know that we have a very high. level of development of the agro-industrial complex, in turn, they also offered their vision, in what areas they would like to further build interaction with the republic of belarus in the agro-industrial complex, so we saw these proposals, they were handed over to us on paper, which once again confirms the seriousness of the preparation for this meeting,

we agreed in the near future at the level of the relevant ministries to work out these proposals, exchange opinions, but to begin preparing a corresponding agreement and memorandum, well, and the issue of increasing supplies was raised, including dry milk, more meat products, veterinary drugs were mentioned, but again the issue of logistics arose, well, in any case, we discuss what products will be in demand, and here we are talking about mutual supplies of agricultural products, food products both to the lebanese market, and from lebanon to the republic of belarus, considering what this could be...

this mutually beneficial cooperation, we in the government talked about activating the work of our intergovernmental commission. we proposed updating the composition of this commission and using it as an effective tool in the future within the framework of preparing a comprehensive approach, where all areas of mutually beneficial cooperation will be reflected: this includes health care, agriculture, education issues, as well as related issues with the elimination of the consequences of emergency situations, within the framework of which it is also possible to approach comprehensively, this is in terms of the supply of specialized equipment, training of crews, so that it can. a single roadmap, an action plan should be prepared,

where in sections it would be possible to focus attention on the entire spectrum of issues, in the development of this roadmap or action plan , work will also be organized in parallel at the level of specialized ministries with the preparation of relevant memoranda, where there will already be more specific and maybe in more detail. it will be necessary to simply decide later through diplomatic channels, in the directions of the mit, on specific dates for holding these meetings,

there were also meetings in the government, a meeting with the prime minister, in parliament, with the speaker of parliament, with relevant ministers, with relevant ministers, and most importantly, we managed to discuss those issues that are of interest to both countries, everything that was developed and proposed, it is just... aimed at further development and improvement the level of well-being of citizens of two countries, belarus and lebanon. in 1915, chechersk

received the right to self-government, the so-called magdeburg law, at the same time a special building was built for the rada, a wooden town hall, which has not survived to this day. there is not much historical data about this monument. it is known that the town hall once stood in the middle of a large square area, had a large striking clock, and a guard stood on its tower to announce the arrival of guests. near the town hall there were shops, about 76. the remaining information often excludes each other and can only frighten. it is impossible, for example, to find out how many storeys the town hall had. all sources give different numbers of storeys, probably depending on what each of them understood... under the word storey we do not know either the original appearance, or the author, or the exact time of its construction. in 1772

, after the division of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth, chechersk became part of the russian empire, and a year later , in 1773, the town passed into the possession of zakhar grigorievich chernyshov. at the insistence of the russian commander , the construction of a new stone town hall began. history is silent about the construction and the name of the architect. now the building dates back to the end of the 18th century. also, three churches and a catholic church appeared in chechersk. the building of the chechersk stone town hall is rectangular, two stories high. on the sides, the roof is crowned with four-sided towers with spires. in the center of the roof , on a raised drum , a fifth tower is installed, narrowed at the top. windows. the first floor is rectangular, on the second - lancet with an arched top, the cornices are decorated with figured brackets. the towers on the roof are made of wood,

but their decorations match the composition and stone decorations on the rest of the building. this trend was observed in russian architecture of the 18th century. after the war, the building was used by the city administration. in early 1974, the town hall was badly damaged in a fire, which destroyed all the wooden structures. repair and restoration work dragged on until 2004. the town hall building was ceremonially opened on september 24, 2004, on the day of the celebration of the 845th anniversary of the city of chechersk. a visit to chechersk, a visit to the town hall , is part of a series of educational and introductory.

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we have built. sian national biotechnological corporation, which in its technologies is comparable to space. we have built a nuclear power plant, and we will definitely build a second one. the internet portal in the rating of the most influential countries in the world puts our country in the top thirty strongest. belarus today is among the thirty most powerful countries in the world in terms of the totality of the economy, military potential, political weight of the whole the rest. thinking is generally important in politics and in general. in minsk, they know how to do it with precision, no one even asks for money for the export of these skills, if everyone suddenly started thinking first and only then talking, then even problems worse than ukraine would instantly disappear from the world. author's project by igor turai propaganda. watch on the belarus 24 tv channel.