In the early 1990s, this film was shown throughout the Soviet Union, and the project received the State Prize of Belarus.

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On June 11, the Leninsky District Court of Grodno recognized the film "Road to Kurapaty," produced by "Belarusfilm" in 1990, as "extremist material." In the early 1990s, this film was shown throughout the Soviet Union, writes Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty.
As noted on the website of the Ministry of Information of Belarus, the film was distributed on the YouTube channel "Sergei." Two other videos from this channel also made it onto the list of "extremist" materials — "Belarusian Resistance for a Free State!" and "Stalin Line."
The director of the film "Road to Kurapaty" was Mikhail Zhdanovsky (who passed away in 2023). He co-wrote the script with Alyaksandr Lukaszyuk. Zianon Pazniak also participated in the creation of the film.
For the creation of the series "Road to Kurapaty," "Larks of Belarus," "Memories of Mikalai Ravenski," Mikhail Zhdanovsky received the State Prize of the Republic of Belarus.
"Road to Kurapaty" is a documentary testimony to the crimes of the Bolshevik regime against the Belarusian and neighboring peoples.
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