of the region, you need to look into the local museum. the lyuban museum of people's glory opened in 1968. in 2003, a branch of the museum of traditional craftsreated. the collections contain more than 30,000 exhibits, including bone tools from the late golithic era, a treasure trove of coins of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth, works of graphic sculpture, fine and decorative art, and a rich collection of ethnographic materials. the most beautiful, the best words were spoken by our poet, writer, ivan andreevich muraveyka. tell me, lyuban, i’ll see it in my heart. loved by anyone, so, our products were zhytstsyalyubami, kali our region was rich in love, the status of the city was assigned to lyubana only in 1968, so the town did not have ancient heraldic signs, only in 1996 the modern coat of arms was developed. the images on our coat of arms speak for themselves. in the past, lyubanshchina was a land of impenetrable marshy swamps, which subsequently, after reclamation, they became a goldmine and became the source of our economic growth and well-being. the plant depicted in the center is the same ragos or charot, that’s what it’s called in b

of the region, you need to look into the local museum. the lyuban museum of folk glory opened in 1968; in 2003, a branch museum of traditional crafts and craftsas created. the funds contain more than 30,000 exhibits. among them are bone ones. tools of the late golithic era, a treasure trove of coins of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth, a work of graphic sculpture, fine and decorative art, a rich collection of ethnographic materials. the most beautiful, the best words were said by our poet, writer, ivan andreevich muraveyka. tell me, lyuban, i will reflect in my heart a sukvet of stuck words: lyuban, love, admire. love, lyubon, beloved, lyubitsa love, so, our ancestors were lovers of life, when they grew up in their land with lyuban. the status of a city was assigned to lyubana only in 1968, so the town did not have any ancient heraldic signs; only in 1996 was a modern coat of arms developed. the images on our coat of arms speak for themselves, the lyuban region in the past was impenetrable marshy swamps, which later, after reclamation, became a goldmine, became the source of our economic growth and well-being. the plant depicted in the cent

of the region, you need to look into the local museum. the lyuban museum of folk glory opened in 1968; in 2003, a branch museum of traditional crafts and craftsted. the funds contain more than 30,000 exhibits. among them are bone tools from the late neolithic era, a treasure trove of coins from the polish-lithuanian commonwealth, works of graphic sculpture, fine and decorative art, and a rich collection of ethnographic materials. ivan andreev ant. say love, and sirs , i’ll take the last few words: love, love, love, love, love , love, love, any. so, our children were life-loving people, and our land was rich in luban. the status of a city was assigned to lyubana only. in 1968, so the town did not have any ancient heraldic symbols; only in 1996 was a modern coat of arms approved. the images on our coat of arms speak for themselves, the lyuban region in the past was a land of impassable marshy swamps, which later, after reclamation, became a goldmine, became the source of our economic growth and prosperity. the plant depicted in the center is that... same ragos or charot, that’s what it’s called in belarusian, it’s a symbol of these lands, birds

of the region, you need to look into the world. lyuban folk museum glory opened in 1968, in 2003 a branch of the “museum of traditional crafts and craftsllections contain more than 30,000 exhibits. among them are bone tools of the late golithic era, a treasure of coins of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth, works of graphic sculpture, fine and decorative art. a rich collection . ivan andrevich ant. tale, lyuban, and ў sirs and i will immediately take a sucquet of the most delicious words. lyubavazza, love, love, love, love, love. so, our children were love-loving, kali loved your land with joy. lyubana was granted city status only in 1968, so the town did not have any ancient heraldic signs; only in 1996 was a modern coat of arms developed. the image on our coat of arms speaks for itself. lyubanshchina, in the past, was a region of impassable marshy swamps, which later, after land reclamation, became a goldmine and became the source of our economic growth and well-being. depicted in the center, this is the same ragos or charot, that’s what it’s called in belarusian, this is a symbol of these lands, birds looking at each other, stylized