- The most impressive place to visit in Brest. There are churches, museums and giant monuments so worth a few hours to wander around.Bulunamadı: jewish
- A Jewish NGO has organised a small exhibition on the history of the Brest Jews and the Shoah in Brest.
- The Brest Regional Museum of History of Religion in Belarus is a fascinating place to explore the history of religious beliefs in the region.Bulunamadı: jewish
- This attraction is easy to include in Brest itineraries, as you’ll find it right next to Brest Fortress. Allow one hour to see everything this place has to offer.
- Jewish History, POI & Kosher Establishments in Brest. The Jews in Belarus were the third largest ethnic group in the country in the first half of the 20th century.Bulunamadı: museum
- Before the outbreak of the war, there lived approximately 24 000 Jews in Brest (about 45% of the city population). Almost all these people perished.
- The agreement being signed in Brest. Photo: The Together Plan. Around 26,000 Jews lived in Brest before the Holocaust. The Jewish cemetery was...
- The ruthless efficiency in this kind of elimination was so staggering that when the Soviets liberated Brest in 1944, only nine Jewish citizens were there to greet them.
- A small museum in this border city displays the contraband art that has been stolen back from smugglers. Oleg Medvedevsky. ... Jewish Museum, Brest, Belarus.