Жанна, все очень красиво, снято вами с душой, как будто я с вами была и любовалась всем этим великолепием. Прекрасные подруги, талантливые, голосистые! Отдельное большое спасибо за "Купалiнку"!
Спасибо девочкам за исполнение песен, красавицы ❤ Спасибо большущее, красота природы зашкаливает, Жанна умеет показать красоту полей, растений, умничка ❤❤❤😊
Здравствуйте, Жанночка и К°!! Спасибо за экскурсию! Сад великолепен, девочки-певуньи хороши! А вот Бауска бедновата, отдельные участки ухоженные, а в основном запущенность. Ну это дело властей)) А вобщем, прогулка интересная! Удачи и до встречи! 💖
Здравствуйте! Хорошее видео, а песни... украшение! Места, которые Вы прошли по Бауске, видимо имеют статус заповедной зоны. В заповедниках ничего нельзя трогать и делать, потому и выглядит так первобытно. Но в этом всём есть своя изюминка, кроме потока проходящих машин. Всех Вам благ!
@@zanna63 Жанна, это я только высказал своё предположение, а так-то я не знаю истиное положение дел. А может мэр там хреновенький. Спасибо Вам за ответ!
Nice look at Bauska, if they would renovate those old buildings there then it would look very nice. Even now from this video it leaves a nice old town impression. Unfortunately that big road goes through it making a lot of traffic and noise there. I watched a documentary in Russian of Jewish life in Latvia. Its on RU-vid. He was born in Rīga, speaks Russian, lives in Israel and went back to his birth country to investigate how Jewish people lived in Latvia before the war and what happened to them. Well we know what happened but it goes into details there and in the documentary he traveled to Bauska where a local historian explained to him what happened and where. Of course they suffered under Nazi rule and many horrific things were done by the Nazies and their local Latvian collaborators. And after when the soviets arrived (they may call it liberation) it was just as bad. Local Latvians with thousands of local Jewish people were sent to various gulagi in the soviet union for torture. Many never made it back. I also read that the Jewish people that were sent there received some of the worst treatment. Same happened in other Baltic countries and others where Soviets arrived. I watched a great Lithuanian movie on Netflix (or was it Amazon Prime?) called Ashes in the Snow. There is also a book with that story. I would recommend it, a story well told. It shows what happened in Lithuania when the soviets arrived and the life in gulagi after deportation. Important stories, it happened to people like you and me, just living their lives and then those tragedies. If you are in Bauska again I would recommend visiting Bauska castle museum, its also a nice place. Its also interesting to note that the synagoge in Kuldīga has survived, I dont know why. Now its a library I think but still there. In Rīga the only synagoge that survived is in the old town and the reason for that I read was that they didnt want to burn it because it was touching other buildings there and they were afraid other buildings will also start burning so they left it. Both are beautiful buildings. By the way your friends have good voices and they sing very well. One of your friends also has a very good Latvian pronunciation
Thanks for the interesting comment.My teacher of history had said:"Only God knows the right history.I have a Jewish girlfriend. Now she lives in Israel.Her grandparents escaped from Riga to Russia before Nacists came and survived.After war they came back to Riga and lived a good life.I've read the book about Lithuanian Jewish by Ruta Vanagaite and Ifraim Zuroff "Свои.Путешествие с врагом."There are facts from real people.The book is prohibited in Lithuania but I could buy it in Latvia.
@@zanna63 I see, yes many Jewish people went to Russia to escape however after soviets arrived they began to send the Jewish people with others to various gulagi for torture. basically concentration camps. Like your girlfriend it was also common for many to move to israel after the war from many different parts of europe and start a life there. Jews in Lithuania during the war had a really hard time. There were many Lithuanian collaborators there just like Latvian in Latvia. And I have heard too that speaking out about it in Lithuania can be problematic. To mention what Jewish people went through there can provoke strong negative reactions from some. I think this kind of problem also exists in Latvia. It is very unfortunate and disrespectful. It shouldn't be like that. But now at least in Lithuania and Latvia there are various Jewish history related museums and monuments that people can visit to find out such things. The movie that I mentioned probably could never be in the soviet times. The people making it probably would have had ended up in one of those kgb torture prisons. Now we are free to speak about it and how it was, share these important stories of people just like us. Hopefully some of those nasty attitudes are changing. I dont know enough details of the book that you mentioned and why it was prohibited in Lithuania
@@dreamthedream8929 My girlfriend's reason to move to Israel was her divorce with her husband.He stayed in Latvia and still lives here. I think that the book tells the truth that isn't convinient to someone and that's why it is prohibited in Lithuania.
Жанна,доброе утро! Продолжаю гулять вместе с вами с такой душевной компанией , девушки молодцы поют хорошо. Французский сад впечатляет своим масштабом, красота. Розы - королева сада, глаз не отвезти.Как там за всем ухаживать, столько труда. Я со своими клумбами не управляюсь, все горит, дождя нет. Бауска, разочаровала, видно, что денег совсем нет. Лавочки интересные, а вот даже цветов нет в этом сквере. Наш Даугавпилс в этом году тоже отличился, траву не косили и косят местами, все заросло разнотравьем, но мне понравилось идешь и наслаждаешься запахом цветов, как в поле,но уже скосили около меня. Нет денег, экономят, но на день города праздник прогремел как надо и на Лобаду денег хватило.Алла.
Доброе утро,Алла!Да,тоже не ожидала,что Бауска в таком запущенном состоянии.И заметили,что людей совсем не было в городе.Как-то жутко!Спасибо за комментарий!
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