Minsk
Minsk is the capital and the largest city of Belarus, located on the Svislach and the now subterranean Niamiha rivers. As the capital, Minsk has a special administrative status in Belarus and is the administrative centre of Minsk Region and Minsk District.
People born in Minsk (First 49 people) - Page 16
Ali͡aksandr Stani͡uta
Aksana Arakcheeva
Belarusian painter
Aliena Atrachovič
Art historian
Nikolai Gaponik
Researcher
Anton Frantsishak Brylʹ
Belarusian translator
Yuri Nikiforov
Scientist
Svyatlana Buyachych
Belarusian dancer
Eduard Babaryka
Belarusian businessman
moiseĭ solomonovich nappelʹbaum olga moisejevna grudcovová
Literary critic
Ida Nappelbaum
Writer
Svyatlana Klimkovich
Belarusian translator
Aliaksandr Uladamirski
Actor
Michas Mitskevich
Belarusian scientist
Tadzijana Kliaštornaja
Belarusian children's writer ‧ Todar Kliaštorny's daughter
Maja Kliaštornaja
Architect
Adelya Dubavets
Belarusian writer
Inessa Slyunkova
Author
Nadezhda Grekova
Former Deputy Minister of Food Industry of The Soviet Union
Vital Makawchyk
Belarusian footballer
Andrej Basalyha
Belarusian graphic artist
Hienrych Cichanovič
Painter
Anna Matoussevitch
Physician
Hanna Davyskiba
Volleyball player
Uladzimir Yankowski
Movie actor
Dmitri Plax
Swedish translator
D. V. Geltman
Botanist
Emeryk Adamowicz
Painter
Michael Salkind
Film producer
Branіslav Smolsky
Musicologist ‧ Dmitry Smolsky's father
Yulia Chernyavskaya
Belarusian writer and dramatist
Yuri F. Bilu
Mathematician
Chimen Abramsky
Higher education teacher
Dov Ber Malkin
Israeli writer
Maryia Mitskevich
Pedagogue
Karolina Borchardt
Artist
Ivan Youlianovitch Romanovsky
Painter
Rachela Teresa Wyhowska
Viktor Ivanovich Borkovskiĭ
Author
Kamila Marcinkiewicz
Pianist
Katharina von Grünewaldt
Author
Helena Gieczewicz
Michal Hruszwicki
Composer
Boris Tsypkin
Scientist ‧ Leonid Tsypkin's father
Liya Gluskina
Historian
Eugeniusz Zak
Polish artist
Kirill Orlovsky
Commander
Aleksey Kleshchev
Politician
