On the eve of November 5, the day of the World "Stand Up for Journalism", a group of Vitebsk members of the NGO "Belarusian Association of Journalists" was photographed on a background of the building with the city's renowned graffiti - images of cells that fly made of paper birds. Who is participating in a photo shoot cause Vitebsk Railway police department, to draw up protocols for taking part in an unsanctioned rally (Art. 23.34 of the Administrative Code) and are going to be judged. European Federation of Journalists and its member - NGO "Belarusian Association of Journalists" - believe absurd exposed Vitebsk colleagues charges.

In total, according Vitebsk police, participants unsanctioned rally, which was held November 5 were seven - those whom the police somehow learned the photos. Human rights activist, three journalists, two social activist and an unknown passerby, who liked the idea to be photographed together nearly closed for restoration of the House of Culture, the human rights organization "Viasna".

Unidentified agitators visiting Vitebsk and budgetary organizations agitating for annexation to Russia. About this site charter97.org said one of the readers: "The other day, to work with us in the budgetary organizations came an unusual visitor, a woman of about forty, dressed decently. She began to campaign for Russia, says that for her future, to join the organization that it represents."

November 10, 2014 was the start of the campaign, "Improving the quality of health care in Vitebsk". About this campaigners announced at a press conference held in Vitebsk.

In times Lukashenko theme of Stalinist repression against the Belarusian people almost lost against the background of the events of World War II, about which much has been written, filmed movies, and in memory of the victims and heroes built many monuments and memorials. But if we compare between these two realities, compare without ideological dogmas and hysteria, it becomes clear - the history of political Stalinist terror actually far more tragic than the story of the war and its consequences still affect the present and future of the nation.