Byelorussia Collection

A young byelorussian partisan woman, world war 2, january 1944

Casino in Minsk, Belarus

Miniture bust of Stalin, Minsk, Belarus

Matryoshka dolls, Minsk, Belarus

Soviet wall murals on apartment building in Minsk, Belarus

Palace of Republic, Minsk, Belarus

Trade Union Palace of Culture, Minsk, Belarus

Wall murals, Oktyabrskaya (former industrial area), Minsk, Belarus

Moscow cinema, Prospekte Pobeditelei, Minsk, Belarus

Town Hall, Old Town, Trinity Suburb, Minsk, Belarus

All Saints Church, Minsk, Belarus

Trinity Suburb by the Svishlach river, Minsk, Belarus

Old soviet made car, Minsk, Belarus

Minsk metro, Minsk, Belarus

Cathedral of the Holy Spirit, Trinity Suburb, Minsk, Belarus

Bolshoi Theatre, Minsk, Belarus

Soviet / Stalinist wall mural / bas relief, Minsk, Belarus
Soviet/Stalinist wall mural/bas relief, Minsk, Belarus

Bust of Lenin & Wall murals, Oktyabrskaya (former industrial area), Minsk, Belarus

Holy Trinity Church, Minsk, Belarus

Bust of Lenin, Lenin Square metro station, Minsk, Belarus

Church of St. Simeon and St. Helen (Red church), Independence Square, Minsk, Belarus
Church of St. Simeon and St.Helen (Red church), Independence Square, Minsk, Belarus

Trinity Suburb & Central Minsk along the Svishlach river, Belarus

Typical apartment building in the suburbs of Minsk, Belarus

Independence Square, Minsk, Belarus

Soviet era wall mural, Minsk, Belarus

City Skyline on the outskirts of Minsk, Belarus

Victory Square, Independence Avenue, Minsk, Belarus

National Library of Belarus, Minsk, Belarus

Lenin Statue & Government building, Independence Square, Minsk, Belarus

Soviet architecture, Prospekte Pobeditelei, Minsk, Belarus

Catholic Church of St Virgin Mary, Minsk, Belarus

Island of Tears, Trinity Suburb, Minsk, Belarus

Museum of the History of the Great Patriotic War, Minsk, Belarus

Holy Trinity Church & All Saints Church, Minsk, Belarus

Soviet wall mural on apartment building in Minsk, Belarus

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In the midst of World War II, a young Byelorussian partisan woman fearlessly fought for her homeland's freedom in January 1944. Her unwavering spirit and bravery serve as a reminder of the resilience displayed by the people of Belarus during those tumultuous times. Fast forward to present-day Minsk, where history intertwines with modernity. The bustling Casino in Minsk stands as a testament to the city's vibrant nightlife and entertainment scene. Meanwhile, a miniature bust of Stalin serves as a poignant reminder of the country's complex past. Exploring further into Minsk, one cannot miss the enchanting Matryoshka dolls that capture both tradition and artistry. These intricately painted wooden dolls reflect Belarusian culture at its finest. As we delve deeper into this captivating cityscape, architectural marvels like the Palace of Republic and Trade Union Palace of Culture showcase Belarus' grandeur and cultural heritage. Each building tells its own story, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in history while admiring their stunning facades. However, not all stories are filled with joyous tales; Jewish tombstones on the site of the Jewish Minsk Ghetto stand solemnly as reminders of unimaginable suffering endured during WWII, and is here that we pay tribute to those who lost their lives but will forever remain in our hearts. Venturing through Oktyabrskaya reveals striking wall murals adorning former industrial areas—a testament to how art can transform spaces and inspire change within communities. For cinephiles seeking respite from exploration, Moscow cinema along Prospekte Pobeditelei offers an escape into cinematic wonders—an oasis for film enthusiasts amidst bustling streets. Stepping back into time at Trinity Suburb's Town Hall in Old Town takes us on an enchanting journey through centuries-old architecture—each brick whispering secrets from days gone by. Finally reaching Independence Square—the heart and soul of Minsk—we witness firsthand the city's vibrant energy and patriotic spirit.