the diaspora had strict morals, hasidic jews lived here, who greatly revered their rabbi, and he wasember 11, everyone who was in it was shot. today the burial place of these people is here, 3 km from the city in the stasinsky forest. the place of their massacre was identified already in 1960, when they installed an obelisk, which was later dismantled. after 33 years , a new granite monument appeared, looking like a large open black book, where one page is written in... the third, the second in russian, this speaks of one thing: no one has ever forgotten about the tragedy. by the way, in the region there are four places of mass extermination of jews during the war. the largest of them is the stasina tract. the second monument to the victims of the holocaust is very close by. this is a sculptural composition of a woman with a child. sorrow memory, eternal and laconic. now let’s return to the city, or rather to its other architectural attractions. the inalienable pearl of every belarusian city, without exception, its shrine is the temple. against the background of white stone churches,

. the diaspora had strict morals, hasidic jews lived here, who greatly revered their rabbi, and he was so revered, let’s say, that when he moved from one place to another, the horses were unharnessed and transported to... the believing jews themselves, from one places to another, old-timers remember how during the years of occupation, the market and the adjacent neighborhoods, which we saw as part of the preserved historical buildings, were fenced off with barbed wire, and in the spring of '42 a geto appeared here, almost 1,300 jews became its prisoners, on september 11 , everyone who was in it shot, today the place is for... 1960, when an obelisk was installed, which was later dismantled. after 33 years, a new granite monument appeared, similar to a large open black book, where one page is written in hebrew, the second in russian. this says one thing: no one has ever forgotten the tragedy. the second monument to the victims of the holocaust is very close, this is a sculptural composition of a woman with a child. sorrow is a memory, eternal and laconic. without exception, a belarusian