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08.05.2024
On September 25, 2008, “MK-Periodika” company headed by the Director V.N. Kalinin handed a book collection (8 items) to National Library of Belarus.
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7 May 2024
The final month of spring will delight visitors to the Fine Arts reading room (room 306) with a new exhibition dedicated to the May anniversaries.
10 May 2024
On the eve of the Day of the National Flag, the State Emblem and the National Anthem of the Republic of Belarus, events, themed flash mobs and actions are taking place throughout the country.
10 May 2024
On May 16–17, 2024, XXX Cyril and Methodius readings "Spiritual and Secular education: history and prospects of interaction (to the 20th anniversary of the Institute of Theology of BSU)" will be held in Minsk.
8 May 2024
On May 8, the National Library of Belarus hosted a sports and patriotic action "Ready for victory!". The event was held as part of the celebration of Victory Day and the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Belarus from Nazi invaders.
8 May 2024
On May 7, were summed up the National Library of Belarus hosted an online meeting of the jury to summarize the results of the XXXII republican contest "Library-Centre of National Culture".
7 May 2024
On May 7, the National Library of Belarus hosted the opening of the exhibition project "Eternal Flame in Memory", dedicated to Victory Day and the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Belarus from Nazi invaders.
8 May 2024
Victory Day is celebrated in our country on May 9, a holiday won in the hard battles for the freedom and independence of our Motherland. For residents of the Republic of Belarus, it is not just a holiday, but also a day of remembrance, deep respect and gratitude to all those who brought the Great Victory closer.
7 May 2024
On May 7, on the eve of Victory Day, the staff of the National Library of Belarus laid flowers at the monument "Grieving Mother" in the Chelyuskintsev Park of Culture and Recreation. During the war of 1941-1943, thousands of dead soldiers, shot residents, as well as those who died during the difficult war years from hunger and disease found their last refuge here in mass graves.
