- Grodno. Populated place (Belarus), elevation 179 m. Press to show information about this location.
- In 1793, Grodno became the capital of the Grodno Voivodeship, but was annexed by Russia in 1795 after Third Partition of Poland.
- One of the major attractions of Grodno is the Catholic cathedral of Saint Francis Xavier, this church is also called "farny", which means simply "main".
- The choice was not acceptable to the other faction of the community, who preferred a different candidate for the rabbinate of Grodno, Moshe the son of Aharon.
- #grd-21: Members of the pioneering training program (hachshara) of the HeChaluts movement in Grodno in 1920.
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- The Grodno region of Belarus borders Poland in the west and the Lithuania in the north. It's a popular international trading partner with both Europe and Russia.
- Grodno. From Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Jump to navigation Jump to search. ... Roman: Grodno m, Grodna m or f. Slovak: Hrodna f, Grodno n.
- Grodno, Belarus is located very close from the Polish border and it certainly had the charming vibe that can be found in the Eastern part of my country too.