• After 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.
  • Brest, Belarus. ... Brest has gone through years of good times and tragedies, survived numerous wars and fires. It has passed through both World Wars.
  • The city of Brest is one of the oldest cities in Belarus. It was first mentioned in the Tale of Bygone Days as a large, well-fortified settlement of 1019.
  • Discover the best attractions in Brest including Museum of Railway Technology, Brest Fortress, and St Nicholas Garrison Church.
  • For example, the "Saved artistic values" is the only museum in Belarus where you can observe works of art and rare objects seized by customs officers of Brest.
  • Brest, city and administrative centre of Brest oblast (region), southwestern Belarus, on the right bank of the western Bug River.
  • For centuries Brest, which is called the western gateway to Belarus, has been part of different states, destroyed and rebuilt again.
  • ...yaşamadığını gösterir. bizde çanakkale nasıl kahramanca savunma ile özdeşleşmişse belarus için de brest öyledir. minsk ten trenle 5 saatte ulaşılabilir. polonya...
  • Brest is the western gate to Belarus. The town stays on the geographic line between Moscow and Warsaw and unites to East and West of Europe.