Pirate Ship - Isle of Hope, Mogilev, Belarus
A Team of six people from the Belarus Children's Freedom Trust (UK) visited the 'Isle of Hope' in Sept 2010. They had two weeks in which to build a pirate ship that would put a smile on the faces of the thousands of children that regularly stayed at this Christian youth camp. This short video tells the story of how it all came about.
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Part 1 Ha Tikvah in Mogilev, Belarus
Liora Ziet dances The Hope, Bringing Israel to the Nations! Music by Esther Eli Horesh
Exhibition of Soviet nostalgia in Belarus
(31 Dec 2016) LEAD IN
An exhibition of Soviet nostalgia has opened in Belarus.
It comes ahead of the 100th anniversary of the Russian Revolution next year.
STORY-LINE
If you were born in the USSR (Union of Soviet Socialist Republics), this place will take you back to days gone by.
From children's books to statues of former Soviet leaders this exhibition is packed with nostalgia.
This museum of USSR memorabilia has opened recently in Belarus, ahead of the 100th anniversary of the Russian Revolution next year.
For visitor Emma Galushkina it brings back fond memories of being a school girl.
There are so many wonderful things which remind me of such a warm and kind atmosphere. I remember well my childhood, school years, she says.
Most of the 5,000 exhibit items were donations from the general public.
From school books, tape recorders and motorbikes to statues and photographs of Lenin and Brezhnev, it's a step back in time to normal life during the Soviet Union era.
Museum founder Nikolay Kurnosov says it's the mundane things that evoke the most memories.
We see such sincere and pleasant emotions which are inspired, not so much by political symbols and the history of the Communist Party and propaganda. Of course people always pay attention to simple, mundane things, which remind visitors of pleasant events of childhood and that era, he says.
The museum is located in the Mogilev region in Belarus.
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Exhibition of Soviet nostalgia in Belarus
(1 Jan 2017) LEAD IN
An exhibition of Soviet nostalgia has opened in Belarus.
It comes ahead of the 100th anniversary of the Russian Revolution next year.
STORY-LINE
If you were born in the USSR (Union of Soviet Socialist Republics), this place will take you back to days gone by.
From children's books to statues of former Soviet leaders this exhibition is packed with nostalgia.
This museum of USSR memorabilia has opened recently in Belarus, ahead of the 100th anniversary of the Russian Revolution next year.
For visitor Emma Galushkina it brings back fond memories of being a school girl.
There are so many wonderful things which remind me of such a warm and kind atmosphere. I remember well my childhood, school years, she says.
Most of the 5,000 exhibit items were donations from the general public.
From school books, tape recorders and motorbikes to statues and photographs of Lenin and Brezhnev, it's a step back in time to normal life during the Soviet Union era.
Museum founder Nikolay Kurnosov says it's the mundane things that evoke the most memories.
We see such sincere and pleasant emotions which are inspired, not so much by political symbols and the history of the Communist Party and propaganda. Of course people always pay attention to simple, mundane things, which remind visitors of pleasant events of childhood and that era, he says.
The museum is located in the Mogilev region in Belarus.
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Тайна Дворца в Жиличах. The mystery of the Palace in Zhilichi.
В прохладной тени вековых лип старинного парка спрятался Жиличский дворцово-парковый ансамбль. Это один из немногих, чудом сохранившихся жемчужин прошлого Беларуси. Благодаря Игнатию Булгаку, предводителю дворянства Бобруйщины, появился один из великолепнейших дворцов Беларуси.
Дворец располагается в Могилевской области, между городами Бобруйск и Рогачев, но ехать сюда неудобно. Дворец стоит в отдалении от трассы Бобруйск - Рогачев. Чтобы добраться сюда пешком, от остановки междугороднего автобуса, надо протопать много километров. Чаще всего приезжают экскурсионные автобусы, и любители путешествий на собственном транспорте.
Удивительно то, что Жиличский дворец пережил все войны и революции XX века. В него не попала ни одна бомба, не произошло ни одного пожара. Немцы разобрали оранжерею, и забрали с собой все ценное, что оставалось. В советское время дворец спасся от разрушения благодаря тому, что приютил в своих стенах совхоз-техникум. В 1996 году во дворце открылся Жиличский музей.
Сейчас дворцово – парковый ансамбль радует посетителей своим тенистым парком и богато декорированными потолками дворца.
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In the cool shade of the age-old lime trees of an old park, the илиilici palace and park ensemble hid. This is one of the few miraculously preserved pearls of the past of Belarus. Thanks to Ignatius Bulgak, the leader of the nobility of Bobruisk, one of the most magnificent palaces of Belarus appeared.
The palace is located in the Mogilev region, between the cities of Bobruisk and Rogachev, but it is inconvenient to go here. The palace is located away from the highway Bobruisk - Rogachev. To get here on foot, from the intercity bus stop, you need to walk a lot of kilometers. Most often come sightseeing buses, and travel lovers on their own transport.
Surprisingly, the Zhilichsky Palace survived all the wars and revolutions of the 20th century. Not a single bomb hit it, not a single fire occurred. The Germans dismantled the greenhouse, and took with them all that was valuable. In Soviet times, the palace was saved from destruction due to the fact that the sovkhoz technical school sheltered its walls. In 1996, the Zilichi Museum opened in the palace.
Now the palace and park ensemble pleases visitors with its shady park and richly decorated ceilings of the palace.
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Village Museum Zabrodye - Osipovichi, Belarus - HD Review
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Showcasing a sauna and a private beach area, Village Museum Zabrodye is located in Komaryshki in the region of Minsk Region. Free WiFi is provided and free private parking is available on site.
All units feature a sitting and dining area. A refrigerator and stovetop are also available, as well as a kettle. Some units also have a kitchen, equipped with an oven. Towels are featured.
Village Museum Zabrodye also includes a hammam and barbecue. Guests can enjoy the on-site restaurant. The property also has grocery deliveries.
The property has ski-to-door access and bike rental is available. You can play darts at the property, and the area is popular for skiing. Guests can enjoy various activities in the area, including biking, fishing and hiking.
National Polotsk Historical and Cultural Museum-Reserve
More about the Museum-reserve
Polotsk National Historical and Cultural Museum-Reserve is a unique historical area where its monuments are being preserved, studied, restored and adapted for museum expositions. Some of the architectural monuments house the museums' expositions: the Sophia Cathedral (11 --18th centuries), one of the buildings of the former Jesuit college (18th century), Lutheran church (1888), Brethren School (18th century), house in Voikova Street,1 and Nizhne-Pokrovskaya Street, 46 (19th -- beginning of the 20th century), Peter's the Great House (1692), the Water Tower (1953). Altogether, Reserve includes 11 museums.
Museum-Reserve itself including zone of preservation, zone with a special regime of construction, existing and future museums is the key to turn historical Polotsk into a museum town.
Lida, Belarus. May, 3, 2010
Lida, Belarus. Now the city extensively reconstructed: everywhere building machinery. It is a spontaneous documentary photos.
Belarus museum opens exhibit on Israeli leader
National History Museum of Belarus inaugurated an exhibition about Ariel Sharon this week.
Titled “Profile of a Leader,” the exhibition on the late Israeli prime minister was launched Monday on the entrance floor of the state museum. The ceremony was attended by diplomats, Jewish community leaders and Israeli guests connected to Sharon’s life, including his youngest son, Gilad, and Israel Maimon, who served Sharon’s Cabinet secretary.
Ariel Sharon's son Gilad said that he thought the museum would help strengthen the Dispora's connection to Judaism.
I hope that it will eventually make Jews make aliya. This is the most important Zionist action that anyone can do he said.
Gilad took the opportunity to address what Ariel Sharon was like as a father.
He was very busy, obviously, during the years, but when he was at home he was a full time father, a warm father, hugging. He taught me horseback riding, which I taught my son, and how to work on the farm. I was blessed, what can I say, he said.
Yuri Ambrazevitch, a senior official of the Belarusian Foreign Ministry said that Ariel Sharon brought pride to Israel, but also to Belarus, where his roots lay,” said
Sharon was born in prestate Israel in 1928; his parents had immigrated there from what is now Belarus.
The exhibition — featuring dozens of photos of Sharon as well as quotes from his speeches and letters — was compiled by the Limmud FSU educational nonprofit.
“Russian-speaking Jews responded to Sharon’s warmth, they adored him,” said Limmud FSU founder Chaim Chesler, who knew Sharon. “He spoke Russian and would correct you if you made a mistake in Russian.”
Chesler added that “celebrating his life is celebrating world Jewry’s deep, deep roots in Belarus.”
The exhibition on Sharon, a former general and defense minister who died in January after eight years in a coma following a stroke, opened with a quote from his 2005 address before the United Nations General Assembly, months after Israel pulled out of Gaza.
“If the circumstances had not demanded it, I wouldn’t have become a soldier but rather a farmer,” he said. “My first love was and remains farming, sowing and harvesting, the pastures, the flocks and the cattle.”
Pieces of the Past - Orsha (Кусочки Прошлого. Орша)
Orsha, Belarus. Pieces of the Past, carved in the Present.
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Lukashenka's Belarus & the Great Patriotic War (WW2), David Marples
Full remarks by Prof. David Marples on 'Our Glorious Past': Lukashenka's Belarus and the Great Patriotic War, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, 30 March 2017.
Marples is Professor of History at the Department of History & Classics, University of Alberta and President, and President of the North American Association for Belarusian Studies.
- World War Two was used in Belarus as form of state propaganda and national identity. Abundance of statues, memorials and museums in Belarus devoted to World War Two including partisan movement in Belarus. Why is it so prominent?
- 9:31 Belarusian language and culture developed belatedly. Russia banned the Belarusian language until 1905. Stalinization changed the Belarusian alphabet. After World War Two the Belarusian language underwent deep Russification
- 13:27 Belarusian identity
- 14:06 Stories about Belarus during World War Two (Другая сусветная вайна)
- 17:09 Holocaust (Халакост) and Belarus barely discussed, acknowledged, and recognized
- 18:16 Belarus and World War Two is often folded by Western historians into the Russian narrative
- 21:10 Loss of living memory in Belarus
- 22:37 Belarusian language textbooks, Belarusian grammars and dictionaries
- 24:57 National characteristics of Belarus people
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In photos: The Jews of Belarus
In the 1920’s-30’s, Yiddish was one of Belarus’ official languages, together with Belarusian, Russian, and Polish. During the Holocaust, the Nazis carried out mass executions of the Jews of Belarus; and with it, a loss of Yiddish culture. As the World Jewish Congress is in Belarus to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the destruction of the Minsk ghetto, these are the faces of the Jews of Belarus.
Lida Spring Belarus
Photos of spring in Lida town (Republic of Belarus)
Mim at Dudutki, Belarus
Min is dancing nicely.
A VANISHED WORLD - AMONG THE RUINS OF BELARUS
This video is a part of The Survivor Mitzvah Project's Holocaust Educational Archive. Filmed on location in the destroyed villages of Belarus during The Survivor Mitzvah Project's 2016 Emergency Aid Expedition.
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Winter forest near Lida, Belarus
Winter forest near Lida, Belarus
In That City (Maksim Vlasenko, Belarus / Minsk) - ART TO SEE 2013
Vitebsk Belarus Birthplace of Marc Chagall
A visit to the City of Vitebsk in Belarus, where the artist Marc Chagall was born into a Hasidic Jewish family back in 1887. He lived there until his early twenties, went to train to be an artist in St Petersburg and settled in Paris where he remained for the rest of his life until his death aged 98 years.
Medical Museum in Minsk, Belarus
Сегодня я беру вас с собой в музей медицины. Я надеюсь, что благодаря этому видео вы сможете выучить новые русские слова, которые касаются медицинских инструментов, болезней, медицинских документов.
Today I'm going to take you with me to the medical museum. I hope that due to this video you can learn new Russian words that relate to medical instruments, diseases, medical documents.
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