• Belarus: Slonim Synagogue to Become Jewish Culture...

    jewish-heritage-europe.eu2016/05/15/belarus-…
    At long last, the restoration of the the 17th century synagogue in Slonim, Belarus will be completed, with the building set to house a museum of Jewish culture.

  • VEDAJ.BY - Slonim - City of Grodno Region of Belarus.

    vedaj.byindex.php/en/component/content/article…
    This church in the city of Slonim has a very pleasant, unusual and memorable appearance, is in good condition and is operational.
    Bulunamadı: homeland, museum

  • Museums | | Slonim Region | Slonim | Slonim News...

    slonim.gov.byprintv/en/muzei-en/
    Slonim Regional Executive Committee.
    Bulunamadı: homeland, district

  • THE BEST Things to Do in Slonim (2024) - Must-See...

    tripadvisor.comAttractions-g3671801-Activities-…
    Things to Do in Slonim, Belarus: See Tripadvisor's 51 traveler reviews and photos of Slonim tourist attractions.
    Bulunamadı: homeland

  • I Am in Slonim, the District Centre of the Grodno Region...

    sb.byarticles/journey-to-northern-athens-.html
    Before going to the bridge that will take me across Oginsky Canal to the road leading to the railroad station, I decide to visit Slonim District Museum once again.

  • The Abandoned Slonim Synagogue [Slonim, Belarus] - Off...

    stepoffthebeatentrack.com2016/10/01/the-…
    The mentioned place is the abandoned Slonim Synagogue. Built in 1642, this baroque style building is one of the oldest still existing synagogues in Belarus.
    Bulunamadı: homeland, museum

  • What to See in Slonim and Surroundings - Description, Photo...

    poshyk.infoen/slonim-puteshestvie/
    The last option was our choice. Distance from Minsk to Slonim is a little more than 200 kilometers and overcome in a couple of hours.
    Bulunamadı: homeland, museum

  • PPT - SLONIM PowerPoint Presentation, Free Download - ID...

    slideserve.comjamil/slonim
    Kate Sinitsa , Kate Dyatlova Slonim gymnasium 1 Belarus. MUSEUM. SKARBNITSA. Please, choose the image to learn how children spend their free time.

  • Slonim — Travel Guide at Wikivoyage

    en.wikivoyage.orgwiki/Slonim
    In 1532 King Sigismund I of Poland granted Slonim town rights. In 1558, King Sigismund II Augustus, in a privilege issued in Wilno, established two two-week fairs.
    Bulunamadı: homeland, museum