“Belarusians can not be divided”: the action “Belarus adzynaya” was held in the metallurgical college in Zhlobin

No borders can divide Belarusians, and today’s youth must stand up for the preservation of the unity of the country. This was not only discussed during an open dialogue at the Zhlobin State Metallurgical College, which joined the republican information and educational campaign “Belarus Adzynaya”.

Youth speakers from the first minutes hooked the audience with truly vivid examples of what could have happened to the country if the Western lands remained under the rule of Poland. Andrey Gubko, a student of the Military Medical Institute at the Belarusian State Medical University, emphasized:

- We were called the mass that needed to be remade. Not adapt, not integrate, but remake. Belarusians were forbidden to remember who they were, but historical justice prevailed.

The events of September 17, 1939, became more than a paragraph in the history textbook for Belarus. The participants of the action noted that thanks to such lively meetings, an important lesson for the younger generation of Belarusians is preserved.

- Today's action reminded of the important role of youth in preserving the unity of the country. It is not enough to admire the ancestors who fought together for their native land in difficult times - it is important to correspond to them, third-year student Daria Orgish is convinced.

- We can only remain united if we do not forget our roots. Belarus, wherever it is, is always a Belarusian. Some of my relatives live in Germany, where my grandfather came from. But even thousands of kilometers do not stop from regular trips to the homeland, meetings, holidays. Belarus is in the heart, in lullabies, in traditions and native speech. It's not easy to cut and divide. Lively dialogue about the past, present and future. The action “Belarus Adzynaya” was held in Zhlobin

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