- After the First World War Poland was re-established as a country and gained control of Brest and of most of today's western Belarus.
- Kamyanets, Belarus, that lies on the way to the National park from Brest, features a landmark, the 13th-century tower of Kamyanets.
- 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.
- 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.
- In Brest you will also find a meat processing plant, alcoholic beverages and brewery plants. Brest has the largest free economic zone of Belarus.
- ...yaşamadığını gösterir. bizde çanakkale nasıl kahramanca savunma ile özdeşleşmişse belarus için de brest öyledir. minsk ten trenle 5 saatte ulaşılabilir. polonya...
- 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.
- For centuries Brest, which is called the western gateway to Belarus, has been part of different states, destroyed and rebuilt again.
- Beyaz Rusya sınırları içerisinde yer alan Brest şehrinin para birimi Belarus Rublesi’dir. 1 TL yaklaşık 10.000,00 Belarus Rublesi’dir.
- Brest Belarus. ... Brest, born over one thousand years ago, survived numerous invasions, floods, several major fires. Its name changed in the course of 10 centuries.