Lo'dochka. To pronounce it correct with the stress on the 1st syllable. It means 'boat' in translation. That is why only one half of the hot dog bun is used to keep it in the shape of a boat. Yes, it is very popular. I saw tries to repeat the success by other people in other parts of Belarus. But they all fail so far. The secret of Baranavichi lodochka still remains unsolved.
Thanks for a great work.I love your videos from the most nice country in the world.I was in Belarus 3 times and waiting for the next time in Christmas.Good luck Nial!👍
Those old Soviet trains we’re neat. It makes me think about what a crazy massive undertaking it must have been to build railway tracks from the St Petersburg and Moscow area of Russia that reached all the way to Vladivostok. Pretty epic when you think of it.
I'm glad you've visited the land of my ancestors. My grandfather was from town Liakhovichi, Baranovichi rayon. He started life as labourer in a rich Polish mansion (it was part of Poland until 1939), fought in Civil war in the 1st Konnaya/Cavalry Army, and after WW2 reached the rank of General. Baranovichi, like all of Belarus, suffered terribly during WW2. All Jewish population of this town - 30,000 people - were put in ghetto by Nazis in 1942 and killed.
Thanks for the feedback Maria. Glad you enjoyed the video. The sad plight of the Jews and the Holocaust is a topic that I often bring up. It should never be forgotten.
When you mention that western Belarus was the territory of Poland until 1939, I ask you to add at the same time that since 1921, as a result of the Riga Peace Treaty, after the armed seizure of this territory by the Poles. In 1939, western Belarus was returned to the historical homeland of the Belarusians.
Served my apprenticeship at a industrial locomotive builder in Rotherham . Thomas Hill Ltd built the vanguard and sentinel locos and refurbished old locos like the Yorkshire . Look them. up you'll still find photos of them at the time they were owned by Rolls Royce .
No it isn't part of Kraków cuisine Khosrow. I lived three years in Kraków and 5 years in Poland. This way of doing it is not part of Polish cuisine at all. All hot dogs there are standard. The standard Polish street food is Zapiekanka or else typical international stuff like kebabs and ordinary hot dogs and burgers. This way of serving a hot dog is so unique, it is a genuine reason to go to Baranowicze tbh.
Great video once again,Naill, but my mind when you said (1.50 sec)" it`s not easy doing it sitting down with one hand,pull harder pull harder,oh yes!" sorry just had to laugh.. look forward to more material and cannot wait to visit this country.Hofsstrausa means roughly ,Court street or courtyard
l visited Baranovichi 2019 year, small town. The biggest attraction is the open-air raliway museum. Much better and more interesting is in the Brest city. l was also ther for lunch. Tell me Irish Partizan, why are meals so small and expensive in Belarus ? I my country you get 2x more for the same price Greetings from Slovenia
Because of little people use cafes and restaurants to have a bite. Plus a tax burden of 70% of income for these places. Then when Belarusians happen to be in LT or PL cafes, they traditionally order salad, soup and 2nd meal like meat with some garnish. Then they desperately realize that one of those is enough to get full.
@@RealAlienCommunityMeal prices in Slovenia are similar to Belarus,but you get much more food on your plate. Other costs are similar as countries in the region
Niall the minister for broken down bus and trains here in Ireland needs some trains and carriages could you send over a few even a few of those that were used in world 2 that would modernize our fleet .Cheers Niall great video .
Another very enjoyable video and enjoyed the old Soviet trains. That glass of Kvass looks quite refreshing too. Must try a glass 🥃 some time. Great format and style. Don’t change a thing.👌
One of those "most Soviet of all trains" designated TE (TЭ) is German war locomotive. Everybody took them afterwards for use. Over 7,700 of this DRG class 52 where built so there must have been a shit-ton for the taking (if they weren't already shot full of holes).
Good video. According to that map at the museum, it became a major railway junction because Warsaw - Moscow and Odessa - Vilnius crossed. Hauptstrasse during WW1 means Main Street ;-)
Nice video! But why do you show only old soviet trains? There are nice modern "Stadler" (Штадлер) trains in Belarus, which go from Minsk to some cities: Brest, Gomel... and to Baranovichi as well.
Hi Dmitry, that's right. I often travel on these modern trains and they are super. But I prefer the older trains. They have a certain character to them. Besides, this was a museum. A very good one in fact.
Great stuff!👏👍 i am an american citizen flying into Minsk soon. Wondering if you would be down to meet up at a cafe and chat about travel, Belarus, etc... ?
Good video Niall. Hauptstrasse means Main Street. Ulica Szepcyckiego is what I think the Polish one says, but I am squinting to read that-it is pronounced SHEPSYTZKEYAYGO. Maybe it was named after this guy with a slightly different spelling: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrey_Sheptytsky
Great video. We were in somewhat your area at the same time visiting the castle and palace at Mirsk. We are currently in Belarus 🇧🇾 enjoying the beautiful country.
@@AndrewTubbiolo It's also very funny when pronouncing Lund, a city in Sweden. It means penis in Hindi, our national language. Lund university (bad university).
Loved this video, especially the Train section at the beginning. You're quite right, so shameful that Iarnrod Eireann don't have a display like that outside some of the larger stations. Imagine seeing this outside Plunkett Station! The Hot Dog looked scrumptious. :)
@@IrishPartizan That's typical of the attitude of the powers that be in Ireland, probably done during one of the periodic rounds of cutbacks to 'save money'. The Irish civil servants etc. really don't put much effort into spending money on cultural museums.
You have come a long way from Waterford lad .That girl in the kiosk with the white nails ,was eyeing you up like a piece of meat .You stayed strong though .Payed briskly with "its a nice day " and left .lol
Yes it does. The reason I asked is because I never studied German. In my high school you were given the options of Latin, Greek, Arabic and French. I chose French.
@@IrishPartizan I dropped languages myself in High School(comprehensive school in my day) at 13 and only picked up some German from visiting the country.
Lukashenko has suppressed any dissent in Belarus for the last 27 years. Even killed! Various activists, political figures, or just independent journalists, dismissed ministers were killed: Gonchar, Zakharenko, Karpenko, Zavadsky and many others... Many had to run for their lives! Including flight to the USA, Western Europe! You must not forget about it. All information is available on the internet in russian. Google translator will help you!
I am well aware of what has happened. I don't support the government or the 'official' Central Council opposition for that matter. I support the people. But saying that, Luka is a choirboy when you compare what the rulers of Western Europe and the USA have done in the past and continue to do. I'm not defending him. BTW, have you seen the news from France, Italy, Canada, Autsralia and NZ. NOW that is real tyranny. P.S. Maybe you are not aware of the dozens of Catalan political prisoners who are incarcerated in Spanish prisons without any trial and this is happening right inside the EU.
@@IrishPartizan Yeah hopefully not mate , as you got a good thing going in Belarus where as feel sorry for me , living in the UK is crazy expensive lol
Cool there is nothing else to tell from Belarus, than hotdogs. What about human rights? Ah you better do no video of that, cause they throw you in jail.
It's a valid issue that you have raised. I have covered this topic before and expressed my views. I'm concerned about the lack of human rights everywhere, in Russia and especially in many Western countries - in particularly the USA, France, NZ, Australia and those of Julian Assange.
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The bun looks too small for the dog LOL but as long as it tastes great thats what matters
U ever thought about learning belarussian instead of Russian? Would it be worth it?
Who needs DisneyLand when you have the Baranovichi train museum?
Lo'dochka. To pronounce it correct with the stress on the 1st syllable. It means 'boat' in translation. That is why only one half of the hot dog bun is used to keep it in the shape of a boat. Yes, it is very popular. I saw tries to repeat the success by other people in other parts of Belarus. But they all fail so far. The secret of Baranavichi lodochka still remains unsolved.
Love these videos. Thank you for continuing to show us the great country of Belarus
I love old steam trains and hotdogs, this video was outstanding.
$0.60 cents AUD for the hotdog and drink , that was dam cheap .
Thanks for a great work.I love your videos from the most nice country in the world.I was in Belarus 3 times and waiting for the next time in Christmas.Good luck Nial!👍
Thanks! 😃
Great video Niall. Your genuine passion and knowledge for the subjects you talk about come through.
Quality content as usual ;) Keep it up mr partizan!
Can’t wait for my next visit to Belarus. Miss it watching your videos, the people, the cleanliness.
Jaysus that hotdog looked deadly. Belarus needs to find a way of delivering those to Cork! Great video as always Partizan
Those old Soviet trains we’re neat. It makes me think about what a crazy massive undertaking it must have been to build railway tracks from the St Petersburg and Moscow area of Russia that reached all the way to Vladivostok. Pretty epic when you think of it.
I'm glad you've visited the land of my ancestors. My grandfather was from town Liakhovichi, Baranovichi rayon. He started life as labourer in a rich Polish mansion (it was part of Poland until 1939), fought in Civil war in the 1st Konnaya/Cavalry Army, and after WW2 reached the rank of General.
Baranovichi, like all of Belarus, suffered terribly during WW2. All Jewish population of this town - 30,000 people - were put in ghetto by Nazis in 1942 and killed.
Thanks for the feedback Maria. Glad you enjoyed the video. The sad plight of the Jews and the Holocaust is a topic that I often bring up. It should never be forgotten.
When you mention that western Belarus was the territory of Poland until 1939, I ask you to add at the same time that since 1921, as a result of the Riga Peace Treaty, after the armed seizure of this territory by the Poles. In 1939, western Belarus was returned to the historical homeland of the Belarusians.
Good info. I was not aware of that. Thanks 👍
@@yauhenm.8185 спасибо, буду знать.
Any source to back up your claims?
Train museum and the ultimate sausage hunt…..Call me easily pleased but that is a top quality day out!
Hotdog and drink 3.20 ruble? That's bloody cheap!
wasnt expecting such a hottie work at a railway museum. but hey, everyone needs to eat i geuss.
Another great video, history, people watching and food. Hope you have some more videos soon, take care.
I m so happy ,a new Video! I love the Storys from Belarus...Hauptstrasse means the Center Street! Marienstreet means the Street of Mary
It doesn't look like an American hot dog, but it looks good! Except for the mayonnaise! And thanks for the train museum tour. It was interesting.
Very interesting Niall !! A nice museum indeed!!
Feeling lonely on a Thursday evening. Kids couldn't visit. But, I got to hang with Irish Partizan for a bit. Thanks for the video.
Served my apprenticeship at a industrial locomotive builder in Rotherham . Thomas Hill Ltd built the vanguard and sentinel locos and refurbished old locos like the Yorkshire . Look them. up you'll still find photos of them at the time they were owned by Rolls Royce .
Vodka shot for each time he says Incredible ! lol
As always great video !
This sandwich is Polish. If you go to Krakow, it’s their signature snack...
Baranowicze was part of the Polish Second Republic (1921-39).
No it isn't part of Kraków cuisine Khosrow. I lived three years in Kraków and 5 years in Poland. This way of doing it is not part of Polish cuisine at all. All hot dogs there are standard. The standard Polish street food is Zapiekanka or else typical international stuff like kebabs and ordinary hot dogs and burgers. This way of serving a hot dog is so unique, it is a genuine reason to go to Baranowicze tbh.
Wow. I love that railway museum, i love those old trains! Could give all day there :)
that hot dog looked awesome. Can Uber Eats bring me one?
Great video 📹 brother 👍 Stay safe!
Sounds good to me! I'll check that joint out next time i visit Belarus
Greetings from Kletsk. Baranavichy is a nice place. Thanks for this excellent vid.
Glad you enjoyed it!
kvass and sausage hot dog look great. pls show us more.
Nice video with new content, as always.
Love and respect from India.
Great Video,
The walk around the train museum was impressive. That hotdog 🌭 looked really tasty, better than a McDonald's any day of the week...
😃👍
I would love to see what the gyms are like in Belarus
That did look tasty! I have to try some kvass sometime. I can get it here, I just haven't gotten around to it.
That train place looked nice too.
Great video once again,Naill, but my mind when you said (1.50 sec)" it`s not easy doing it sitting down with one hand,pull harder pull harder,oh yes!" sorry just had to laugh.. look forward to more material and cannot wait to visit this country.Hofsstrausa means roughly ,Court street or courtyard
l visited Baranovichi 2019 year, small town. The biggest attraction is the open-air raliway museum. Much better and more interesting is in the Brest city.
l was also ther for lunch. Tell me Irish Partizan, why are meals so small and expensive in Belarus ? I my country you get 2x more for the same price
Greetings from Slovenia
I'm thinking about visiting Slovenia at some point, is it cheaper than Belarus? In terms of cost of living and food
Because of little people use cafes and restaurants to have a bite. Plus a tax burden of 70% of income for these places. Then when Belarusians happen to be in LT or PL cafes, they traditionally order salad, soup and 2nd meal like meat with some garnish. Then they desperately realize that one of those is enough to get full.
@@RealAlienCommunityMeal prices in Slovenia are similar to Belarus,but you get much more food on your plate. Other costs are similar as countries in the region
Brilliant video.
Nice video - who doesn't like a old steam trains, looks like a good street meat hotdog, you accomplished your mission. Cheers and keep safe.
Niall the minister for broken down bus and trains here in Ireland needs some trains and carriages could you send over a few even a few of those that were used in world 2 that would modernize our fleet .Cheers Niall great video .
Another very enjoyable video and enjoyed the old Soviet trains. That glass of Kvass looks quite refreshing too. Must try a glass 🥃 some time.
Great format and style. Don’t change a thing.👌
Glad you enjoyed it.
One of those "most Soviet of all trains" designated TE (TЭ) is German war locomotive. Everybody took them afterwards for use. Over 7,700 of this DRG class 52 where built so there must have been a shit-ton for the taking (if they weren't already shot full of holes).
Hello Partizan. Enjoying your video while eating a mid night lunch =P
Great stuff again mate. Really interesting 👌
Excellent
Excellent history. I loved the street with many historical names.
Funny how bald has 2m subscribers and this guy has 20k.......both comparably good channels.
IP they're incredible Soviet trains💯💯💯💯👍😍 That black one with the red star is badass😂👏👏👏
"Pull harder!" A man's dream!
Good video. According to that map at the museum, it became a major railway junction because Warsaw - Moscow and Odessa - Vilnius crossed.
Hauptstrasse during WW1 means Main Street ;-)
Loved the old soviet trains very interesting and hotdog 🌭looked yummy thanks for sharing 🚎👍
Nice video! But why do you show only old soviet trains? There are nice modern "Stadler" (Штадлер) trains in Belarus, which go from Minsk to some cities: Brest, Gomel... and to Baranovichi as well.
Hi Dmitry, that's right. I often travel on these modern trains and they are super. But I prefer the older trains. They have a certain character to them. Besides, this was a museum. A very good one in fact.
Bravo!!!
Great stuff!👏👍 i am an american citizen flying into Minsk soon. Wondering if you would be down to meet up at a cafe and chat about travel, Belarus, etc... ?
Good video Niall. Hauptstrasse means Main Street. Ulica Szepcyckiego is what I think the Polish one says, but I am squinting to read that-it is pronounced SHEPSYTZKEYAYGO. Maybe it was named after this guy with a slightly different spelling: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrey_Sheptytsky
Hauptstraße = Main Street 😉
Хорошее видео было!
Great video. We were in somewhat your area at the same time visiting the castle and palace at Mirsk. We are currently in Belarus 🇧🇾 enjoying the beautiful country.
Yes I was looking forward to more films from you time to roll a joint and have a shot of vodka!!
💯👏 This was a funny video, looking for a 🌭😂😂👍
Fred Dibnah would of loved this place!!
Soviet Rail is a worthy subject of several videos. I don't suppose the citizens of Breast call their city the Russian equiv of Boobs?
Breast is Grood in Russian.
@@nsaurabh25 It's good in English too. Only 'boobs' can have a comical context, while breast is almost scientific.
@@AndrewTubbiolo It's also very funny when pronouncing Lund, a city in Sweden. It means penis in Hindi, our national language. Lund university (bad university).
Great video. Hope you made home safely and in time after eating that Baranovichicki Torpedo.
"Pull harder" no further comment other than Bald would be in his element in that train museum! Onward and upwards for the bestest ever hot dogs :-)
Do you have a favourite traditional belorussian meal? Could you please show it to us?
Hi Niall, JFYI it will be correct to stress the word "LOdochka" on the first syllable ;) Anyway, enjoy your weekend!
Lovely museum. Been there a few years ago.
Great to see you in Baranovichi!
On your recommendation indeed!
Hauptstrasse means main road or main street ^^:D
Haupt straße is Main Street I think. (Strasse).
Just like “Hauptstadt” is literally “main city” or Capital.
Loved this video, especially the Train section at the beginning. You're quite right, so shameful that Iarnrod Eireann don't have a display like that outside some of the larger stations. Imagine seeing this outside Plunkett Station! The Hot Dog looked scrumptious. :)
There used to be a mini museum at Plunkett Station complete with a model train set. It was eventually dismantled and broken up.
@@IrishPartizan Ah, I never knew that. What a pity.
@@IrishPartizan That's typical of the attitude of the powers that be in Ireland, probably done during one of the periodic rounds of cutbacks to 'save money'. The Irish civil servants etc. really don't put much effort into spending money on cultural museums.
Enjoy the Branavich.
Great video once again
Good video mate! I see a lot of Co Mayo GAA flags there☘️
Mr Irish, Are there flies in Belarus?
As usual the Polish street names are more interesting than the German ones.
They say Italians talk with their hands. I’m starting to think you may not be Irish after all!
You have come a long way from Waterford lad .That girl in the kiosk with the white nails ,was eyeing you up like a piece of meat .You stayed strong though .Payed briskly with "its a nice day " and left .lol
I was on a quest LOL!
I’d definitely buy another one 😀
Doesnt 'haup' in reference to your street names,simply mean 'main' as in main street,or main road,etc? As in German?
Yes it does. The reason I asked is because I never studied German. In my high school you were given the options of Latin, Greek, Arabic and French. I chose French.
@@IrishPartizan I dropped languages myself in High School(comprehensive school in my day) at 13 and only picked up some German from visiting the country.
Hauptstrasse is main street
БЕЛАРУСЬ
Was it as good as a Blaa and red lead ? ;)
Hello Partizan I am in Minsk I would love to meet
Vitebsk is first-best place to be 🤣🤣🤣👍👍👍
Lukashenko has suppressed any dissent in Belarus for the last 27 years. Even killed! Various activists, political figures, or just independent journalists, dismissed ministers were killed: Gonchar, Zakharenko, Karpenko, Zavadsky and many others... Many had to run for their lives! Including flight to the USA, Western Europe! You must not forget about it. All information is available on the internet in russian. Google translator will help you!
I am well aware of what has happened. I don't support the government or the 'official' Central Council opposition for that matter. I support the people. But saying that, Luka is a choirboy when you compare what the rulers of Western Europe and the USA have done in the past and continue to do. I'm not defending him. BTW, have you seen the news from France, Italy, Canada, Autsralia and NZ. NOW that is real tyranny.
P.S. Maybe you are not aware of the dozens of Catalan political prisoners who are incarcerated in Spanish prisons without any trial and this is happening right inside the EU.
1:45 All the way to Minsk?
Thats a hot dog there 👍
nice hot dog.....I mean video! ;)
Once the sanctions kick in those locos will be put back in service.
"Hauptstrasse" (german) means Main Street
Danke!
Hey what is that pin you have on your jacket?
ehlhockey.tv/team/hc-minsk/
15:00 hot dog.
Was that mayonnaise on that hotdog? 🤢
lm a veggie, for me it would like you looking for hair gel
LOL! 🤣😂
First
Not quite.
I hope will remove Lukashenko and there will be democracy not a dictatorship
You obviously haven't been reading the news from Canada, France, Italy, Australia and New Zealand.
Belarus apparently going to war with Ukraine soon , so stay safe my friend
Hope not for all our sakes.
@@IrishPartizan Yeah hopefully not mate , as you got a good thing going in Belarus where as feel sorry for me , living in the UK is crazy expensive lol
Free Belarus!
Free Julian Assange.
Belarus is already free. More free than most Western countries
@@gomel47 from human rights and freedom )
@@filyapanzerman335I just spent two months living there. I was completely fine. No one arrested me or kidnapped me
Didn't stay to watch you eat, honestly not great footage
Update on special operation in Ukraine?
Hope you are alright with the sanctions
Cool there is nothing else to tell from Belarus, than hotdogs. What about human rights? Ah you better do no video of that, cause they throw you in jail.
It's a valid issue that you have raised. I have covered this topic before and expressed my views. I'm concerned about the lack of human rights everywhere, in Russia and especially in many Western countries - in particularly the USA, France, NZ, Australia and those of Julian Assange.