- Slonim - Heritage and history, synagogues, museums and areas - In the nineteenth century, more than 70% of Slonim's population was Jewish.Bulunamadı: ružanskija
- A memorial appeared on the site of the old Jewish cemetery in memory of those terrible events in Slonim.Bulunamadı: ružanskija
- In 1934, on the outskirts of Slonim at a depth of less than one meter was found the “Slonim idol”, a statue of red and gray boulder of X century.Bulunamadı: ružanskija
- Jewish settlement in Slonim appears to have started in 1388, following encouragement from the Lithuanian authorities.Bulunamadı: ružanskija, cemetery
- This church in the city of Slonim has a very pleasant, unusual and memorable appearance, is in good condition and is operational.Bulunamadı: ružanskija, cemetery
- In 1795, Slonim was a part of Russia then for a year it was the provincial city. Since 1801, Slonim is the center of the district of Grodno province.Bulunamadı: ružanskija, cemetery
- A Jew of Brest, Samuel Yuditch, farmed the taxes of Slonim in the following year, and is mentioned as claimant in 1570 against the estate-owner Mikhailo...Bulunamadı: ružanskija, cemetery