- Moreover, there are even several Jewish communities in the town: secular “Brisk”, orthodox Litvish and Chassidic communities, as well as Brest subdivision...
- The Berestye Museum is located within the Brest Hero Fortress memorial complex, which in itself is highly worth a visit.Bulunamadı: jewish
- The Brest Fortress (the Brest-Litovsk Fortress) was one of the fortresses built in 1830-40s to strengthen the western borders of the Russian Empire.Bulunamadı: jewish
- The museum was open in 1989, still during the Soviet Union times, and shows over 300 pieces that have been confiscated from smugglers at Brest border (that...
- At the same time, the Brest Fortress is the leader of Belarus in terms of attendance in 2012, and the 2nd place after the Nesvizh Museum in 2013.
- Brest Churches & Cathedrals: See reviews and photos of 5 churches & cathedrals in Brest, Belarus on Tripadvisor.
- In 1795 Brest-Litovsk with its population of 3500 people became a territory of the Russian Empire. The Jewish population like the Christians of the Grand Duchy had...
- The theme of the documentary performance, which you will listen to in your headphones, is anti-Semitism, Jewish pogroms and Brest during the Second World War.
- The Choral Synagogue or the Great Synagogue is a former Orthodox Jewish synagogue tin Brest (known in Yiddish: Brisk), Belarus.