Franz Sivko's book "Offshoots of the Eternal Homeland" has been published
It is dedicated to the author's native places — the vicinity of the Vyata river, a left tributary of the Dvina.
The substantial local history book by Vitebsk writer Franz Sivko, "Offshoots of the Eternal Homeland," has been released, reports "The Union of Belarusian Writers."

The main part of the book consists of the section "Estates of Lower Pryvyattsya," an excerpt from M. Zadora-Tishevsky's memoirs "My Memories from Braslavshchyna. 1918—1939," is also included, and the book contains an essay "Factory of Interfluve. From Paper Mill to Waterfall" and a section "Sanctuaries: History and Modernity."
The book was prepared using a large number of historical sources — archival materials, old periodicals, metric books, genealogical databases, memoirs, etc.
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