- We are a world-wide group of researchers tracing our family roots from Jewish Brisk, now the city of Brest, Belarus, and the surrounding region.
- hellotravel.com belarus/brestAfter the First World War Poland was re-built up as a nation and picked up control of Brest and additionally a large portion of the present western Belarus.
- http://maplandia.com belarus/brest/brest/This place is situated in Brest, Belarus, its geographical coordinates are 52° 6' 0" North, 23° 42' 0" East and its original name (with diacritics) is Brest.
- belarus.by en/about-belarus/geography/brest-regionThe Brest region, in the south-western corner of Belarus, is one of the six administrative regions (or oblasts) which make up the country.
- tr.hoboetc.com puteshestviya/30002-brestskaya-…Belarus'taki Brest (Brest bölgesi), Batı Höyük'teki Mukhavets Nehri'nin birleştiği yerde bulunur.
- http://belarusguide.com cities/brest.htmlCity in South-Western Belarus, capital of Brest Voblasc', at the confluence of the Bug and Mukhavyets rivers. ... A bit of Jewish history of Brest, Belarus.
- europe-east.com belarus/brest.htmlPopulation: In 2004, Brest had around 290,000 inhabitants, making it the sixth-largest town in Belarus and the largest town of Woblast' Brest - one of the six...
- tobelarus.com belarus-cities/15-brest-oblast/81-…Brest, Belarus - Are you ready to dive into short Video Tour? Brest was first mentioned in the chronicles in the year 1019 under the name of Biarestsie.
- worldpopulationreview.com cities/belarus/brestBrest's 2024 population is now estimated at 368,922. In 1950, the population of Brest was 65,685. ... Country. Belarus. Growth Rate. 0.54%.
- minskherald.com list-cities-towns-belarus/brest/In Brest you will also find a meat processing plant, alcoholic beverages and brewery plants. Brest has the largest free economic zone of Belarus.