as a preacher, invited here belarusian voltaire, philosopher and humanist simon budtny. kletsk that he wrote his famous catechism, the first. the bloodiest wars in the history of mankind, a shock wave covered the cellulose; with the arrival of the germans , a strict occupation regime, a regime of terror and mass executions was established in the area. about 9.00 residents of the area were victims of a terrible war, almost 5,200 were killed by the nazis during the occupation, 1,273 people were tortured in prisoner of war camps, dry numbers, but behind them... there are torn human lives crippled destinies. the nazis destroyed 12 industrial enterprises, plundered 18 collective farms, and destroyed many religious institutions and architectural monuments. for more than a thousand days and nights, kletchin was under nazi occupation. the memory of soldiers and partisans, civilians who died during the liberation of the area, was immortalized in 1975. in the modern historical center of the city there is a memorial monument, on it there is an image of a warrior, a partisan and a w

as a preacher, he invited the belarusian walter, philosopher and humanist, simon budtny. it was in kletsk that he wrote his famous catechism, the first book in the belarusian language published on the territory of the modern country of non-svezhsky printing. the descendants of nikolai radivilo chorny ruled these lands 360 years until 1939, 2 years later. kletsk was occupied by the nazis. like most belarusian cities, one of the bloodiest wars in the history of mankind hit the cellar with a shock wave. with the arrival of the germans , a strict occupation regime, a regime of terror and mass executions was established in the area. about 9.00 residents of the area were victims of the terrible war, almost 5,200 were destroyed by the nazis during the occupation. 1,273 people were tortured in prison camps. dry numbers, but behind them there are torn human lives crippled destinies. the nazis destroyed 12 industrial enterprises, plundered 18 collective farms, and destroyed many religious institutions and architectural monuments. for more than a thousand days and nights, kletchin w