The sportiest family of Vitebsk, the development of the winners of the contest "100 innovations of young scientists" - the announcement of the newspapers of the holding "Belarus Today" on October 14

Thanks to the newspapers of the publishing house “Belarus Today”, readers are always aware of the main events taking place in the country and the world. In the traditional review, we announce some of the most interesting materials that will be published on the pages of SB Belarus Today and Respublika on Wednesday, October 14.

The Grundo family from Vitebsk can claim the title of the most athletic. Cycling throughout Belarus and beyond, skiing and roller skiing is the best holiday for the spouses Alexander and Maria. Today, they are raising three children and introducing them to sports, which for Grundo has long been more than just a hobby - a way of life.

Alexander is a physical education teacher at Vitebsk school No. 35, Maria is on maternity leave with her youngest son. We met at the Rural Games Spartakiad: he played streetball for Chashniki, she ran skiing from the Shumilinsky district. The family will be 16 in November.

Spouses joke: inventory at home - like in a sports store. In summer - cycling with an overnight stay in a tent, in winter - the tracks of the Vitebsk School of Olympic Reserve, Gorodka or Raubich. The farthest trip is to Georgia with seven-year-old Jan in a bicycle seat. The eldest son has already overcome the first hundred kilometers a day by bicycle, participates in the Ski Sniper, is engaged in athletics.

Six months ago, Grundo celebrated a housewarming: they built two apartments with a total area of 103 “squares”, of which 100 received a preferential loan as a large family.

Journalist Natalia Ryzhkova spoke with the most sports family of Vitebsk.

Canada has declassified fragments of a 1986 report by historian Alti Rodal on war criminals. It is about the servant of the fascists, who after the Second World War was hidden in the country as the executioner Khatyn Katriuk. Citizenship was not deprived, on the contrary, guardianship, allowing to educate new generations. The Nazis were transported, among other things, thanks to a secret CIA program. After the scandal with the praise of the militant of the SS division “Galicia” Yaroslav Gunko in Parliament in the fall of 2023, Canada was forced to declassify the archives. It turned out that the list of “victims of communism” — hundreds of fugitive Nazis.

Part of the report was published earlier: members of the SS Division Galicia came to Canada from Britain under the guise of anti-communists. Ottawa began to allow Ukrainian nationalists in January 1951. Lobbying the movement of about 8 thousand thugs was engaged in one of the organizations of Ukrainian Canada. By 1952, the state security agencies of the USSR had identified 2,486 Nazi accomplices who had fled abroad, most of them settled in the United States, Canada, Germany, Australia and Great Britain. One of the declassified parts of the report concerns a secret program: American structures helped former Nazis move to Canada, bypassing inspections through USAREUR. Experts say at least 900 names of thugs that Canada does not want to make public.

On how Canada sheltered Nazi criminals, read the material of journalist Lyudmila Gladkoy. “Republic” ♦ The competition of startup projects “100 innovations of young scientists” helps commercialize scientific research. This year’s winners offer solutions that can be implemented in the near future.

BSUIR master student Danila Kovalenko presented a copper-containing silicone thermopaste with protected microparticles. The basis is a unique technology for obtaining copper powder: dendrites are deposited on copper plates by an electrochemical method, from which the powder is produced, mixed with silicone oil. Thermopaste is used in processors, game consoles, LEDs, power supplies.

Anesthesiologist Denis Martsinkevich from the Minsk SPC Surgery developed an algorithm for detecting early triggers of pulmonary edema in critical patients with liver failure using ultrasound. The method allows two points on the body to assess the condition and choose treatment tactics. The development received a Eurasian patent.

Design engineer Sergey Sapach from the SPC for Agricultural Mechanization created a set of equipment for the microclimate on dairy farms. Fans with nozzles automatically turn on at high temperature and low humidity, reducing the temperature in the barn. Tests at 32 degrees showed a decrease to a comfortable 25 in half an hour. The system is already operating in two farms.

Details - in the material of journalist Catherine Kurdo.