Anastasija Sluckaja

Anastasija Sluckaja is a monument in Minsk Region, Belarus. Anastasija Sluckaja is situated nearby to the community center City House of Culture, as well as near the heath Ancient settlement (XIII century).

Places of Interest Nearby

Highlights include Site of the former reformed church and Sluck Gymnasium.

Site of the former reformed church

Archaeological site

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Site of the former reformed church is an archaeological site, which is situated 340 metres southeast of Anastasija Sluckaja.

Sluck Gymnasium

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Sluck Gymnasium is situated 370 metres southeast of Anastasija Sluckaja.

Memorial to prisoners of the Sluck ghetto

Memorial

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The Slutsk affair was a mass killing that occurred near Slutsk, Byelorussian SSR in the Soviet Union from 27 to 28 October 1941. Members of the Gestapo and the Lithuanian Auxiliary Police launched an operation to liquidate the Jewish ghetto in Slutsk without proper authorisation. Memorial to prisoners of the Sluck ghetto is situated 320 metres west of Anastasija Sluckaja.

Places in the Area

Nearby places include Slutsk and Lučnіkі.

Slutsk

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Slutsk is a city in Minsk Oblast, Belarus. Ornamental silk sashes woven in Slutsk were once famous throughout the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, and today the town has a museum dedicated to them.