Photos of Byerazino


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The Beresina River. Photo by Aleksandrs Feigmanis

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Main street, Beresin about 1910

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Market place and church, about 1910

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Trade Street. Donated by Aleksandrs Feigmanis

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Store Fronts. Donated by Aleksandrs Feigmanis

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Carts and shoppers. Donated by Alexsandrs Feigmanis

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Potocki Manor in Berezin

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Potoki Manor, side facing river. Photo by Aleksandrs Feigmanis.

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Potocki Manor, front entrance. Photo by Aleksandr Feigmanis.

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Former market place, Byerazino. Photo by Aleksandrs Feigmanis.

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Old Houses, Byerazino. Photo by Aleksandrs Feigmanis

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Grocery store, Byerazino. Photo by Aleksandrs Feigmanis

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Old green house, Byerazino. Photo by Aleksandrs Feigmanis.

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Old House in Byerazino. Photo by Howard Blue.

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Berazino house. Donated by Sandy Hirschhorn

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Site of Shaya and Raisa Buslovich’s home. Photo by Joseph Buslovich.

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Road in Byerazino. Donated by Sandy Hirschhorn

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Street in Berazino. Donated by Sandy Hirschhorn.

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Home of Zalman and Esther Buslovich (brown house, second from right). Photo by Joseph Buslovich.

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Monument, Internationalnaya Street: "Here lay the remains of 940 citizens from the town of Berezino, shot and tortured by German fascist invaders in 1942." Photo by Aleksandrs Feigmanis.

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Memorial at Internationalnaya Street Murder Site. Photo by Aleksandrs Feigmanis.

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Old Jewish Cemetery. Photo by Joseph Buslovich.

Byerazino: Two original gravestones. Source: International Jewish Cemetery Project http://www.iajgsjewishcemeteryproject.org/belarus/berazino-minsk.html

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The Valley of the Communities. Yad Vashem, Jerusalem Israel. Photo donated by Steve Louis

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Communities of the Minsk Gubernia, including Berezino and Pogost. Photo donated by Steve Louis


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