by restoration the best architects of that time were engaged in the money for the restoration, nikolai portinhe restoration, gave birth to his wife a wrestler, tried to leave everything in its original form. outside , above the entrance, unique stone bas-reliefs inside. but the legendary organ and its history half a century ago formed the basis of the film script, akimov's polonaise. the nazis wanted to bring the body to germany at first . under various pretexts, he did not let him make it out, the decisive moment was saved by the partizans, a musical instrument and is now in excellent condition. it can be heard on sundays and holidays. the center of any belarusian gorodok square received the name of each of them depending on its function. in the dyatlova market passed here fairs and bazaars, the main streets from the square lead in the direction of lida, slonim and novogrudok. 3,450 jews lived in the town in 1926, 621 jewish families, 210 of them were engaged in trading years, about 70% of the population were jews. it was they who determined the economic and socio-cultural level of developme

were engaged in restoration the best architects of that time allocated money for restoration to nikolai portins wife as a wrestler, tried to leave everything in its original form. outside above the entrance preserved unique stone bas-reliefs. inside, the altar of his story half a century ago formed the basis of the script. the nazis wanted to bring a rarity to germany at first an organism. under various pretexts, he did not let him make it out, the decisive moment was saved by the partizans, a musical instrument and is now in excellent condition. it can be heard on sundays and holidays. the center of any belarusian gorodok square received the name of each of them depending on its function in the dyatlovary, we start here were fairs and bazaars, the main streets from the square lead to direction. leads of the elephant and novogrudok. 3450 jews. 621 lived in the town in 1926. jewish family 210 of them were engaged in trade. in the pre-war years, about 70 percent of the population were jews. it was they who determined the economic and socio-cultural level of development of the town . jews kept ha