great patriotic war and the vietchina were heroically defended by soldiers, 24, samara of the ulyanovsk iron divisioner, they retreated before the onslaught of the enemy in february 1942 in the center of the town in the area of ​​​​krasnoarmeyskaya street a geth was created in it there were about 3,000 jews, local and from the entire ivir region. sad statistics for 3 years of occupation of the area by the nazis. only 4,328 civilians were killed . the city was being restored at the turn of the 19th and early 20th centuries, in addition to jews , 800 catholics lived in the town, 500 muslim tatars and 30 orthodox christians speak in the belarusian capital of tolerance. 2012 in in honor of the city day, this memorial sign was opened. representatives of four confessions were engaged in the design of their stele. pay attention to the monument and an excellent tourist sign, each arch. deployed towards the temple of a particular religion. so we are heading to the orthodox shrine. today, the orthodox community, which is not numerous in the city, is called the eastern belarusians of the soviet era, they came h

the great patriotic war and the size was heroically defended by soldiers, 24, samara of the ulyanovsk iron divisioney retreated before the onslaught of the enemy ivir region. sad statistics for 3 years of occupation of the area by the nazis. only 4,328 civilians were killed .

the great patriotic war and the soldiers heroically defended the size, 24, samara of the ulyanovsk iron division however, before the onslaught of the enemy retreated in february 1942 in the center of the town near the street krasnoarmeiskaya created a ghetto in it there were about 3,000 local jews and from all over the iviv region. sad statistics for 3 years of occupation of the area by the nazis. only 4,328 civilians were killed . the city was being restored at the turn of the 19th and early 20th centuries, in addition to jews , 800 catholics lived in the town, 500 muslim tatars and 30 orthodox christians speak in the belarusian capital of tolerance. 2012 in in honor of the city day, this memorial sign was opened. representatives of four confessions were engaged in the design of their stele. pay attention to the monument and an excellent tourist sign, each arch. deployed towards the temple of a particular religion. so we are heading to the orthodox saints. today, the orthodox community, which is not numerous in the city, is called the eastern belarusians of the soviet era, they came here accord

the great patriotic war and heroically defended the vyushchina warriors, 24, samara of the ulyanovsk iron divisioned before the onslaught of the enemy from all over the ilyivsky district. sad statistics for 3 years of occupation of the area by the nazis. destroyed 4.000 328 people only civilians. the city was being restored at the turn of the 19th and early 20th centuries, in addition to jews, 800 catholics lived in the town, 500 muslim tatars and 30 orthodox christians speak in the belarusian capital of tolerance. in 2012, in honor of the city day, this memorial sign was opened. representatives of the four denominations were engaged in decorating your wall. pay attention to the monument and an excellent tourist sign, each arch is deployed towards the temple of a particular religion. so we are heading to the orthodox shrine. today, the orthodox community, which is not numerous in the city, is called eastern belarusians. in soviet times. they came here according to the distribution of the majority. here, father vyacheslav remained traditional. i think the question for all journalists is how the rep

sign was erected in honor of the dead fellow countrymen during the great 24, samara of the ulyanovsk iron divisionlaught of the enemy. in february 1942, in the center of the town near krasnoarmeyskaya street, a geth was created in it, there were about 3,000 jews, local and from all over the iviv region. sad statistics for 3 years of occupation of the area by the nazis. only 4,328 civilians were killed . the city was being restored at the turn of the 19th and beginning of the 20th centuries, in addition to jews , 800 catholics, 500 muslim tatars and 30 orthodox christians lived in the town they say in the belarusian capital of tolerance for all the time there has never been a single conflict on religious grounds, therefore , this memorial sign was opened on the ivy land in 2012 in honor of the city day. representatives of four confessions were engaged in the design of their stele. pay attention to the monument and an excellent tourist sign, each arch is deployed towards the temple of a particular religion. so we are heading to the orthodox shrine. today, the numerous orthodox in the city are called