Belorussia 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

Gomel, Belarus. Cityscape And Architecture. Top Aerial View Of Ferris Wheel Among Green Trees Crowns And Old Soviet Residential And Administrative Bui Gomel, Belarus. Cityscape And Architecture

Leon Trotsky at Brest-Litovsk, 7th January 1918, (1929)
Leon Trotsky at Brest-Litovsk, 7 January 1918. Trotsky led the Russian delegation at the peace negotiations with Germany, which eventually resulted in the signing of the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk on 3

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

Town Plan of Grodno, from Civitates Orbis Terrarum
STC121017 Town Plan of Grodno, from Civitates Orbis Terrarum by Georg Braun (1541-1622) and Frans Hogenberg (1535-90), c.1572 (coloured engraving) by Hoefnagel

Trotsky and Russian delegates welcomed by German officers, Brest-Litovsk, Russia, 1917. Leon Trotsky (1879-1940), Russian Communist leader

Leon Trotsky arriving for peace negotiations with the Germans, Brest-Litovsk, 7 January 1918. Trotsky led the Russian delegation at the negotiations

Passage of the Berezina, 28th November 1812, 19th century

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"Unveiling the Untold Stories: Belorussia's Heroic Past in World War II" In January 1944, a young Byelorussian partisan woman fearlessly stood against the backdrop of a war-torn world. With determination etched on her face, she embodied the resilience and bravery of her people during one of history's darkest chapters. Amidst the chaos, a Soviet rocket launcher loomed large, symbolizing both destruction and hope. It served as a reminder that even amidst adversity, there were those who fought for freedom and justice. Fast forward to present-day Minsk, Belarus - a city that seamlessly blends its tumultuous past with modern marvels. The Casino in Minsk stands tall as an emblem of entertainment and opulence, offering visitors an escape from reality. Yet not far away lies another facet of history - a miniature bust of Stalin nestled among Matryoshka dolls. This juxtaposition serves as a poignant reminder of the complex layers within Belarusian society; where tradition intertwines with political ideologies. The Palace of Republic and Trade Union Palace of Culture stand as architectural masterpieces that showcase Belarus' cultural heritage. These grand structures serve as gathering places for art enthusiasts and performers alike; fostering creativity and unity within their walls. But it is not only grandeur that defines this nation's identity. Jewish tombstones solemnly mark the site where once stood the Jewish Minsk Ghetto during WWII. They stand as silent witnesses to unspeakable atrocities committed against innocent lives - reminding us never to forget or repeat such horrors again. Venturing into Oktyabrskaya reveals vibrant wall murals adorning former industrial areas; transforming them into open-air galleries bursting with color and creativity. Each mural tells its own story while breathing life back into forgotten spaces. A visit to Moscow cinema along Prospekte Pobeditelei offers respite from everyday worries through captivating films that transport viewers across time and space.