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 died in Minsk (First 49 people) - Page 3
Victor Vuyachich Musician
Crooner
Sergey Jakovlevitsj Soecharev
Kazimir Tomaszewski
Andrei Makayonak
Soviet playwright
Uladzislaŭ Halubok
Critic
Branislaw Tarashkyevich
Politician
Symon Rak-Michajloŭski
Laurentsi Abetsedarsky
Soviet historian
Zalman Evnovitsj Abezgaoez
MaksimŁužanin
Belarusian prose writer
Ruslan Vladyko
Musician
Jan Skryhan
Belarusian author
Alexander Tikhanovich
Belarusian singer
Mikhasʹ Lynʹkoŭ
Soviet author
Viačasłaŭ Adamčyk
Belarusian journalist
Alesʹ Staver
Playwright
Sergei Zholtok
Ice hockey player
Karl Rothenburg
Leonid Bortkevich
Musical artist
Valery Marakou
Belarusian poet
Pavel Misʹko
Writer
Vasil'. Vitka
Playwright
Anatoly Grechanikov
Poet
Johann-Georg Richert
German general
Tamara Muzhenko
Actress
Georgy Lopato
Computer scientist
Sergey Grakhovsky
Belarusian writer
Nikolay Chadovich
Belarusian writer
Raman Bandarenka
Belarusian designer
Mikhail Finberg
Lyubov Rumyantseva
Actress
Hawryla Vashchanka
Painter
Leonid Bartkevich Musician
Singer
Ivan Kopets
Michaś Staniuta
Painter
Andrey Kulagin
Fritz Schmenkel
Boris Arakcheev
Painter
Anton Barkhatkov
Painter
Nikolai Pinchuk
Aircraft pilot
Ilya Kozhar
Party organizer
Antoni Trusow
Polish revolutionary
Alexey Akhmanov
Larysa Alieksandroŭskaja Musician
Singer
Viktor Kupreichik
Belarusian chess grandmaster
Aleh Byabenin
Journalist
Mikhail Pavlov
Former Mayor of Minsk
