- http://shtetle.com Shtetls/polock/polock_eng.htmlGhetto on the territoty of polotsk in the years of occupation (1941 – 1944). Polotsk was occupied by the German army on July 15th, 1941.
- about-history.com high-medieval-history-of-…The most famous feudal state formations in this period in the modern Belarus territory are the Polotsk, Turovo-Pinsk and Gorodensk princedoms.
- 4icu.org reviews/252.htmOverview. Established in 1968, the Polotsk State University is a non-profit public higher education institution located in the urban setting of the small city of...
- jewishgen.org belarus/original/shtetls/shtetl_…There is an article about Polotsk in the Encyclopedia Judaica. The article can be found in volume XIII, page 837, and is 38 lines long. (contributed by Joel Spector).
- wikiroutes.info tr/polotsk?routes=45138Polotsk. Map. Routes. Menu. Seyahat planlayıcısı→Güzergah listesi→. Polotsk haritasında 241 (Polotsk - Polota) Otobüs hattı. Add to favorites.
- hellotravel.com belarus/polotskPolotsk is one of the maximum historical towns of the Eastern Slavs. The Primary Chronicle indexed Polotsk in 862, collectively with Murom and Beloozero.
- triphobo.com places/polotsk-belarusPolotsk or Polatsk (Belarusian: Полацк, Połack (Łacinka), Russian: Полоцк, Polotsk, Polish: Połock) is a historical city in Belarus, situated on the Dvina River.