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Magazine "Our History". No. 2-2019. The mystery of the portrait of Janusz Radziwiłł
Magazine "Our History". No. 2-2019. The mystery of the portrait of Janusz Radziwiłł
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Мова: Belarusian
Старонак: 96
Год выдання: 2019
Месца выдання: Minsk
Вокладка: soft
Фармат: 205x290 mm
ISBN: 2617-2305
Issue topic: Parents and children .
Authors of the issue : Anton Rudak, Paulina Skurko, Vasil Gerasimchyk, Uladzimir Lyakhovsky, Volha Yamkova, Alexander Pashkevich, Andrei Skurko, Vitaly Chirvinsky, Yauheniya Yasko, Nikolai Kudlasevich, Oksana Danilevich, Ales Bely, Andrei Vashkevich, Sviatlana Kurs, Arkady Shpunt, Alexander Lagunovich-Cherapko, Yuri Unukovich, Viktor Lyutynsky, Yauheniya Kulevich, Zmitser Pankovets, Nadzeya Kushner, Alexei Shumer, Antonina Pashkevich, Ales Kudrytsky.
On the cover of issue #2 of “Our History” is Janusz Radziwiłł. He was a man who saw our country in an alliance not with Russia or Poland, but with Sweden. But the issue is not about that, but about the mystery of his portrait.
Another big topic of the issue is Yuri Andropov, one of the last leaders of the USSR. "Life, Yura, is a wet deck": why Andropov didn't save the USSR.
Their parents were prominent Belarusian figures. And how did the children's lives turn out? Many will surprise you.
Descendants of the Prussians: the amazing story of the survival of the Baltic enclave near Lida.
Boris Berezovsky: a brilliant manipulator
Moisey Gutman: a Jew who stood at the origins of the Belarusian People's Republic. Historian Uladzimir Lyakhouski unearths his fate.
Alesya Lutskevich about grandfather Anton: "I read the correspondence of the secret services and understood that we should not have existed at all"
Children's games from the 1960s, 70s and 80s.
And also: a poltergeist in Barysau is a phenomenon recorded by the police, which has not yet received a physical explanation.
+ New comics.
CONTENTS
Topic: PARENTS AND CHILDREN
Their parents were prominent Belarusian figures . And how did the children's lives turn out? Information was collected by Anton Rudak
“My mother was a Komsomol member, I was a prisoner, and my father was a prisoner. "I read the correspondence of the secret services and understood that we should not have existed at all," says Anton Lutskevich's granddaughter.
"Klumov was the kind of person you could fall in love with"...
"Tolya Butevich called our course the "3rd Belarusian"...
"My great-grandfather Makar went to America to work" and other letters and reviews
BIOGRAPHY
"Life, Yura, is a wet deck." Why Andropov didn't save the USSR
BNR
Moisey Gutman: a Jew who stood at the origins of the Belarusian People's Republic and the Ukrainian People's Republic. How his life turned out, a PhD in history unearthed Vladimir Lyakhovsky and Ukrainian
researcher Olga Yamkova .
WARS
"Come to us, dear neighbor." 100 years ago, the Polish-Soviet war began, which would eventually tear Belarus in half. Written by a candidate of historical sciences Alexander Pashkevich
BESTSELLER
Boris Berezovsky: bluff master
MILITARY HISTORY
Sergei Voitsekhovsky, a general without a homeland. The Belarusian who saved Kolchak and became a Czech national hero
BIOGRAPHIES
Parents and children in French: How the children of great presidents were raised and how their lives turned out
OWNERS
Wojciech Puslowski – the first capitalist of Belarus
OUR FOOD
Lord of the reservoirs and king of the table. "Pike is living, brother, yuha!"
STOP FAKE
"Crucified Children": How a photo of a family tragedy was used to incite hatred
HISTORY OF DAILY LIFE
Hide and seek, carol and picard: Children's games of the 1970s. Written by Svetlana Kurs
ART
The mystery of the portrait of Janusz Radziwiłł. Restorers of the National Art Museum have discovered the true face of Prince Janusz under later layers – you will be surprised.
PEOPLES OF BELARUS
Descendants of the Prussians: The amazing story of the survival of the Baltic enclave near Lida. Narrated by Yuri Unukovich, PhD in History
SMALL HOMELAND
“The entire Moscow-Minsk highway costs less than Rogvolod's stone.” How Belarusians lost one of their national shrines and how it can be restored, writes Viktor Lyutynsky from Orsha
LIVING HISTORY
"They traveled, they prayed, they didn't believe what they saw." An 83-year-old woman sent us memories of the war and her youth. Yauheniya Kulevich , former teacher from the Smorgon district
MYSTERIES
Poltergeist in Borisov in 1988: mystical events that still have no physical explanation. Police testimony about the events of 30 years ago remained, and we collected memories
eyewitnesses and participants
ARTIFACTS
How March 8th postcards have changed over the century
SIMPLE THINGS
A souvenir of an ostar worker
COMICS
The last vampire. Part 2
Francis. Dream
Our plasticine land. Adventures in the Ice Age
WHAT THEY WRITE
Unknown photo of a rebel, Smolensk bears, pea sausage
