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Just over a Months, invited Daniel, a former Minsk volunteer who was on visit in Minsk us to a concert of his friend Alexei. On this tour we got to know not only Aleksei, but Lena, who is engaged in the cultural scene and goes very well with Alexei on each concert. Lena and Aleksei then invited us on the last weekend for a concert of the band Реха (dt Recha), should also sing on the Aleksej. Saturday morning drove so Mareike, Kata and I went together with Alexei, Lena and some other direction Saslaw, more precisely, we Belarus;), as the station where we said got out of the elektrichka Belarus because there after World War one border between Poland and the Soviet Union was, and this station was the first in Belarus. Under German discretion Saslaw get is probably a little village, in the Belarusian history, the city had thus an important place, because a violent ruler of his wife and son from Polotsk there had banished her and there was a castle with a church built. After this son (Isaslaw) the city has its name. There

The church, the only remains of the fortress

Today, there is still a museum of Belarus, culture, which also the concert and an exhibition of paintings by the singer of Recha took place. Unfortunately, the concert was in a very small room with too many people, so our impressions from the concert mainly to the hearing (the very positive) and was restricted from seeing many back.

Otherwise, it also again nice to once again be out of town and only is the ride on the crowded elektrichka was quite an experience: with a harmonium player, another man who sold DVDs on icons of the Orthodox Church and we as a German in me right back to relatives in Germany living have been raised (which by Aleksei only very dry with "Everyone in Belarus has any relatives in Germany," commented was).

Well I also liked the following:

"The best people of the city"

This table stood in front of City Hall and what is now on the Photo not able to see is that right next to a statue of Lenin still stands.