Festival of the opening of the work of Latvian and Polish centuries on the opening festival

The last opening of the calendar IN THE range OF events OF THE Maltas Museum of History concluded with a symbolic event – a event dedicated to the centuries of independence of Latvia and Poland. This included a convincing, patriotic, emotionally saturated enrolment of the Polish-language family of Rēzekne State, with the accent of Polish history, which brought the Polish people to independence, and also THE opening festival of the active member of THE Maltas Polish society, the opening festival of the Jadvigas of Okuņevich's work exhibition.
In the opening of the exhibition, the aesthetic pleasure of seeing the shawls was embroidered and brightened with the poetry of the poetry that the Jadviga with the warmth of the heart had created for each hand. His shoulder shawls seemed to be impersonated. Inta Danovsky demonstrated the beauty and use of each shawl. Any lady with such a collection of shirts could travel throughout the year, both daily and festive.
The event consisted of many bright and bright moments. We listened, watched and admired the beautiful women's many talent expressions. The Jadvigu is known as an active member OF THE Maltas Polish society, who has created a large and valuable collection of Polish books since 2002. Also, the Maltese have suffered from her experience in the cultivation of tomatoes, etc. The attestation of true dignity was the congratulations of Mrs. Valentine Shidlovsk, President of the State of Rēzekne, and the sincere thanks of THE MEMBERS of THE Polish society OF Maltas.
Thanks to Jadvigai Okuņevich, Maltas for the Polish Society, Director of the National Poles of Rezekne V. For Mrs Sidlovsk, teachers and pupils about the rusty performances and the festival.
Currently, the museum exhibition hall is surrounded by warmth – the eyes are pleased with the harmony of color and patterns. There are Jadvigas shawls, cloaks – Pancho, crocheted coloured jackets, and 42 crocheted works that have been covered in two years. The exhibition AT THE Maltas History Museum will be seen throughout December and January.
Sylvia Pigožne, Head of the Museum of Maltese History