On Monday, February 26, village at 5:30 p.m. We invite you to a travelogue lecture about BELARUS. Traveler Katarina and Rok HOČEVAR They explored an unknown part of Europe, a country with a totalitarian regime, where the KGB is still active, where people are constantly under surveillance, where there is no beggar or garbage anywhere on the road, and all the houses – no matter how dilapidated – are neatly painted. The only thing that distracts you is the roadside signs warning of the danger of radioactive radiation. Everything looks great and beautiful on the outside, but when you look deeper, you realize what kind of country this is! And you start to fear where you have come to. First, we will see Chernobyl, or rather its remains, and then we will head to Belarus, which felt the consequences of this nuclear disaster the most. There are still forests with radioactive moss there; in the middle of the wilderness live self-sufficient rebellious locals, and all the wealth of the country is in the capital, where everyone praises the leader. The most beautiful place is the Belarusian Maldives, and the road to there is surrounded by countless Soviet monuments, red stars and glory to the fighters. You are invited!