The Fatherland from Oginsky to Bogushevich. Part Two

If you want to see the Belarusian 19th century in all its diversity — with the rebels' maypoles, Jewish towns and academies, noble estates and gypsy "kingdoms" — this book is for you. Uladzimir Arlou, as in the first part of "Homeland", leads the reader through living history with literary skill and accuracy. This is not just a chronicle of events, but a real travel guide to our past — for adults, children and the whole family.

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If you want the entire Belarusian history of the 19th century to come alive before you, the new book by Vladimir Orlov is just for you. Together with the writer, you will walk through the streets of the cities of that time, visit a noble estate and a peasant house, a Jewish town and a gypsy "kingdom". From the auditoriums of the Vilna and Polotsk academies, you will get to the Maypole of the Philomaths and the camp of the Kalinin rebels. The book is addressed to every Belarusian family.