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National Library of Belarus appears in top-50 of the most unusual buildings in the world

National Library of Belarus appears in top-50 of the most unusual buildings in the world
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The Library won 24th place in the list on the site Village of Joy where are collected stories and photos of “amazing, fantastic, and weird things in the world”.


 

National Library of Belarus beat National Stadium in Beijing, hotel “Luxor” and casino in Las Vegas, and the highest tower in Barcelona.

“Twisted House” in Sopot (Poland) heads the list of the weirdest building in the world.

Source: Village of Joy

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Participate in the #КВІТНЕЙРОДНАЯБЕЛАРУСЬ contest

30 Apr 2024

On the eve of the 80th anniversary of the liberation of the Republic of Belarus from Nazi invaders and the Victory of the Soviet people in the Great Patriotic War, the department of excursion and methodological work of the National Library of Belarus / @excursion_nlb from May 9 to July 3 invites everyone to take part in the photo contest  #квітнейроднаябеларусь.

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We present the updated virtual project "Stanislaw Moniuszko. Musical romantic from Minsk region": on the 205th anniversary of the composer's birth

3 Apr 2024

On May 5, the 205th anniversary of the birth of Stanislaw Moniuszko (1819–1872), the world-famous composer and conductor, our countryman, who made a significant contribution to the formation of Belarusian musical culture, is celebrated. By this date, the National Library of Belarus has updated the already existing virtual project "Stanislaw Moniuszko. Musical romantic from Minsk region", created five years ago, and now replenished with new unique materials.

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April 29–30 – May 1–5, 1944. 18 weeks before Liberation

30 Apr 2024

A new project of the National Library of Belarus is dedicated to the Great Patriotic War – "Reading newspaper lines with your heart. On the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Belarus from the Nazi invaders."
Every week from January to August 2024, the portal of the National Library publishes materials from newspapers of Soviet Belarus in 1944, reflecting the chronicle of news and events of that time.

Reading newspaper lines with your heart. To the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Belarus from the Nazi invaders