Sergey Lukyanchikov

City-hero Minsk. It has been reborn from the ashes by the hands of Belarusian builders. This new home is being built five thousand kilometers away from Minsk by Belarusian guys. The village of Shemanovsky is now known throughout the country. Ten Minsk residents, members of the all-union shock brigade named after the 17th Congress of the Komsomol, are constructing a residential complex. Foreman Alexander Nikitenko and his team know that the industrial foundation of the BAM is being laid here.

Behind the barbed wire of the 30-kilometer Chernobyl zone. Only once a year are people allowed to visit the abandoned villages. On Radunitsa, former residents scattered around the world come here.

This picture will not leave anyone indifferent. We are talking about Afghanistan, or rather about the victims of the "unknown" war: soldiers who performed their international duty, widows and mothers. The creators of this sharp and harsh tape raised questions, most of which were hushed up. In their work, the truth about the war in Afghanistan, about what the war cost our people, appears uncut and uncomplicated.

City-hero Minsk. It has been reborn from the ashes by the hands of Belarusian builders. This new home is being built five thousand kilometers away from Minsk by Belarusian guys. The village of Shemanovsky is now known throughout the country. Ten Minsk residents, members of the all-union shock brigade named after the 17th Congress of the Komsomol, are constructing a residential complex. Foreman Alexander Nikitenko and his team know that the industrial foundation of the BAM is being laid here.

City-hero Minsk. It has been reborn from the ashes by the hands of Belarusian builders. This new home is being built five thousand kilometers away from Minsk by Belarusian guys. The village of Shemanovsky is now known throughout the country. Ten Minsk residents, members of the all-union shock brigade named after the 17th Congress of the Komsomol, are constructing a residential complex. Foreman Alexander Nikitenko and his team know that the industrial foundation of the BAM is being laid here.

Behind the barbed wire of the 30-kilometer Chernobyl zone. Only once a year are people allowed to visit the abandoned villages. On Radunitsa, former residents scattered around the world come here.

This picture will not leave anyone indifferent. We are talking about Afghanistan, or rather about the victims of the "unknown" war: soldiers who performed their international duty, widows and mothers. The creators of this sharp and harsh tape raised questions, most of which were hushed up. In their work, the truth about the war in Afghanistan, about what the war cost our people, appears uncut and uncomplicated.