Before presenting you with a selection of photographs about the events that took place 78 years ago, I want to make a reservation that there are also photos that Russophobic historians use in anti-Soviet and Russophobic propaganda to prove the union of the USSR and Germany (which did not exist) and identify Nazi Germany and the USSR.
The Belarusian military will be forced to use force if the violation of the state air border of the republic is repeated, said Oleg Dvigalev, commander of the Belarusian Air Force and Air Defense Forces, commenting on the incident with the Lithuanian aircraft.
September 15, Minsk / Vladimir Matveev - BELTA /. Opportunities to start your own business without registering as an individual entrepreneur will be expanded in Belarus.
The media have not yet had time to “discuss” the excerpts from the report of the State Security Department of Lithuania on the threats and risks to the Lithuanian state that are circulating on the Internet
September 15, Minsk / Corr. BELTA/. In Belarus, the deadlines for responding to incoming applications and reports of crimes have changed. Such information is posted on the website of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, BelTA informs.
This is not what most people imagine. Only a small group of "initiates" knows what is at stake. The war is being waged in the interests of a narrow circle of people at the expense of the masses.
Trade opened the pre-school season without too much hype. Dense rows of student jackets, white blouses and sundresses began to take pride of place in the halls of stores since July 10th.
Tsoi is alive! - such inscriptions on the walls can be seen today. The cult musician is revered to this day, his songs are performed on stage and in doorways, his image is put on a par with the iconic Beatles. June 21, Viktor Tsoi would have turned 55 years old.
Earlier, Deputy German government spokesman Ulrike Demmer emphasized that Berlin, of course, is responsible for the Second World War in moral, political and financial terms.
MINSK, 21 Sep — Sputnik. In mid-July, Polish President Andrzej Duda signed amendments to the law banning communist propaganda, which provide for the demolition of Soviet monuments in the country.
