- In 1772, Russia seized Polotsk (then Połock) as part of the First Partition of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth. ... "The Taking of Polack — 1579".
- Location of Polotsk in Belarus. ... In 1772, Russia seized Polotsk (then Połock) as part of the First Partition of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth.
- In those days the construction symbolized the power of the Polotsk principality, and now the St. Sophia Cathedral is the prototype of Belarus' independence.Bulunamadı: polack
- In those days the construction symbolized the power of the Polotsk principality, and now the St. Sophia Cathedral is the prototype of Belarus' independence.Bulunamadı: polack
- In those days the construction symbolized the power of the Polotsk principality, and now the St. Sophia Cathedral is the prototype of Belarus' independence.Bulunamadı: polack
- ...Museum . the Nature fnd Environment Museum. the Museum Library of Simeon of Polotsk. the Museum of Belarusian Book-printing. the Art Gallery.Bulunamadı: polack
- Dzvina Hotel and Frantsyska Skaryny Avenue in Polack.jpg. Polotsk main square with Hotel Dzvina. Belarus-Polatsk-Railway Station-3.jpg.
- A rather unusual but excellent museum, generally described as a museum of books or printing in addition to being called the Museum of Typography.Bulunamadı: polack