Memorial Complex Brest Hero-Fortress in Brest, Belarus
Brest Fortress, formerly known as Brest-Litovsk Fortress, is a 19th-century Russian fortress in Brest, Belarus. In 1965, the title Hero Fortress was given to the Fortress to commemorate the defence of the frontier stronghold during the first week of the German-Soviet War, when Nazi Germany invaded the Soviet Union on June 22, 1941, with the launch of World War II's Operation Barbarossa. The title Hero Fortress corresponds to the title Hero City, that was awarded to an eventual total of twelve Soviet cities.
Brest Fortress, one of the most important places in Belarus, dates back to the 19th century and became a key symbol of Soviet resistance in World War 2
History of Brest Fortress
Brest Fortress was built in the 1830s-early 1840s at the meeting-point of the rivers Bug and Mukhavyets.
During construction, the entire town was relocated to a new position 2km away.
St Nicolas Church was built in 1851-1876. Much of it was severely damaged during World War 2.
The site occupies more than four square km, although many of the outer defences were damaged or destroyed during the wars of the 20th century.
There is a citadel at the centre of the fortress, linked to three artificial island fortifications by bridgeheads:
Kobrin fortification (north-eastern side)
Terespol fortification (western island)
Volyn fortification (south-eastern island)
The fortress was captured by the German army in 1915 and after World War 1 remained within Polish territory. In 1930 it became infamous as a prison in Poland in the aftermath of the Brest Elections.
In 1939 Brest Fortress was assigned to the Soviet Union. It earned the title of Hero Fortress for the courage demonstrated by Soviet soldiers when they fought against the German army in 1941. Whilst the Nazis took the town of Brest – 90% of which was destroyed in the fighting – the two regiments garrisoned inside the fortress held out.
For the people of Belarus, Brest Fortress remains a famous symbol of the Soviet resistance during World war 2.
Brest Fortress today
Brest Fortress is one of the most important places to see in Belarus and by far the largest tourist attraction in Brest.
The fortress was not rebuilt at the end of the war, but instead became a shrine to the terrible and heroic events that took place there.
The entry of the fortress represents a huge star cut into a concrete block. The radio announcer informs about the invasion of the German army.
As you walk up to the centre of the fortress you see Thirst, a large monument depicting an injured soldier trying to get some water from the river. The monument reflects the bravery of the last remaining soldiers who defended the Fortress for many days without food or water.
The main part of the memorial is the Square of Ceremonies, leading to the Museum of the Defence of Brest fortress and the ruins of the White Palace.
The Bayonet Obelisk, 100m high, can be seen from any part of the fortress, and is linked to the main Courage monument by 3 rows of tombstones. Only 216 of the 850 defenders who died here are known.
The Courage monument stands 33.5m high and tells the story of the heroic defence of the fortress through a series of carvings. There is an eternal flame which is guarded by 4 teenagers from the Pioneers Corps.
There is an Eternal Fire in front of the remnants of the former engineering department.
Further in to the Fortress you will find the iconic Kholmsky Gate, with its bullet-riddled walls.
Getting to Brest Fortress and where to stay
Brest Fortress is best reached on foot. It is about a 30-minute walk from the centre of Brest.
Alternatively there is an hourly bus service from the town.
Whilst you are visiting Brest Fortress you can stay in one of the many Brest hotels, which cater for a wide range of tastes and budgets.
Tourist attractions near Brest Fortress
In order to see everything that Brest Fortress has to offer, you really need to dedicate a whole day to your visit. If you stay longer in Brest there are plenty of other things to see including:
• The Museum of the Railway Equipment in Brest
• St Simeon Orthodox Cathedral (16th Century)
• The museum of the Middle Age town Berestye
• Belovezhskaya Pushcha State National Park and Biosphere Reserve
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내가 브레스트 입구에 들어서자 은빛을 발하는 성당이 눈에 들어왔다. 성 부활 성당이다. 1992년 전승 50주년을 기념해 건축 되었다. 전통적인 러시아 정교회 성당의 아름다움을 가지고 있으며 매력적으로 세밀하게 건축되었다. 성당 안에 그려진 성화가 유명하다.
[English: Google Translator]
The silvery shine I entered the cathedral entrance in Brest caught my eye. The St. Resurrection Cathedral. In commemoration of the 50th anniversary of victory in 1992 it was built. With the beauty of traditional Russian Orthodox Cathedral it was built and finely attractive. The torch painted in the cathedral is famous for.
[Belorussian: Google Translator]
Серабрысты бляск я ўвайшоў ўваход у сабор у Брэсце кінулася ў вочы. Санкт-Васкрасенскі сабор. У адзначэнне 50-годдзя перамогі ў 1992 годзе ён быў пабудаваны. З прыгажосцю традыцыйнага рускага праваслаўнага сабора было пабудавана і дробна прывабным. Факел пафарбаваны ў саборы славіцца.
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■클립명: 유럽091-벨라루스01-14 성 부활 성당/St. Resurrection Church/Icon/Russian Orthodox Church
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■촬영일자: 2009년 5월 May
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유럽,Europe,,벨라루스,Belarus,,Republic of Belarus,조성만,2009,5월 May
Belarus: Patriarch Kirill leads 'Brest Fortress Defence' commemoration ceremony
Patriarch Kirill of Moscow and all Rus' led a memorial ceremony at St. Nicholas Garrison Cathedral in the Brest Fortress in Belarus on Monday. The location was the scene of the 'Defence of Brest Fortress,' one of the first major battles on the eastern front during WWII.
Kirill's own uncle died defending the fortress against the Nazis. After the service, Patriarch Kirill also participated in the memorial meeting and addressed an estimated 12,000 people who travelled to Brest from Belarus, Russia and Ukraine, wishing them all peace and prosperity.
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Вечерний собор! Свято-Николаевская Братская церковь! Old Brest!
Вечерний собор! Свято Николаевская Братская церковь!
История Братской Свято-Николаевской церкви начинается с 1885 года, когда православным братством Брест-Литовска была построена деревянная церковь, именовавшаяся Николаевской. Один из многочисленных пожаров уничтожил ее и было решено начать строительство нового каменного храма. Возведение начато в 1903 году, а закончено в 1906 г. Автором проекта выступил гродненский губернский архитектор Плотников И.К. 6 декабря 1906 года храм был торжественно освящен. Так в Брест-Литовске появилась уникальная церковь, чем-то напоминавшая пятимачтовый корабль. Храм был выполнен в русско-византийском архитектурном стиле с элементами московского церковного зодчества XVII в. Кроме главного престола во имя Святителя Николая, в храме имелось два предела: в честь святого апостола Иакова Алфеева и во имя святой великомученицы Варвары. Алтарь отделён от храма трехъярусным деревянным иконостасом. 28 мая 2005 года по случаю 100-летия Цусимского сражения у Свято-Николаевского Братского храма был открыт памятный знак в честь моряков. На памятном камне написаны следующие слова: «морякам участникам русско-японской войны 1904—1905, их семьям с благодарностью за строительство храма и в память 100-летия Цусимского сражения».
The history of the Brotherly St. Nicholas Church begins in 1885, when the Orthodox Church of Brest-Litovsk built a wooden church called St. Nicholas. One of the many fires destroyed it and it was decided to begin the construction of a new stone temple. The construction began in 1903, and completed in 1906. The author of the project was the Grodno provincial architect I. Plotnikov. December 6, 1906 the temple was solemnly consecrated. So in Brest-Litovsk there was a unique church, somewhat reminiscent of a five-mast ship.
La historia de la Iglesia fraternal de San Nicolás comienza en 1885, cuando la Iglesia ortodoxa de Brest-Litovsk construyó una iglesia de madera llamada San Nicolás. Uno de los muchos incendios lo destruyó y se decidió comenzar la construcción de un nuevo templo de piedra. La construcción comenzó en 1903 y finalizó en 1906. El autor del proyecto fue el arquitecto provincial de Grodno I. Plotnikov. El 6 de diciembre de 1906 el templo fue consagrado solemnemente. Entonces, en Brest-Litovsk había una iglesia única, que recordaba un poco a un barco de cinco mástiles.
Die Geschichte der brüderlichen St.-Nikolaus-Kirche beginnt im Jahr 1885, als die orthodoxe Kirche von Brest-Litowsk eine Holzkirche mit dem Namen St. Nikolaus errichtete. Eines der vielen Feuer zerstörte es und es wurde beschlossen, mit dem Bau eines neuen Steintempels zu beginnen. Der Bau begann 1903 und wurde 1906 abgeschlossen. Der Autor des Projekts war der Grodnoer Provinzarchitekt I. Plotnikov. 6. Dezember 1906 wurde der Tempel feierlich geweiht. So gab es in Brest-Litowsk eine einzigartige Kirche, die etwas an ein Fünfmastschiff erinnerte.
Historien til den brødre St. Nicholas-kirken begynner i 1885, da den ortodokse kirken i Brest-Litovsk bygde en trekirke kalt St. Nicholas. En av de mange brannene ødela den, og det ble besluttet å begynne byggingen av et nytt steintempel. Byggingen begynte i 1903, og ble fullført i 1906. Prosjektet ble forfatter av Grodno provinsarkitekt I.K. Plotnikov 6. desember 1906 ble tempelet høytidelig innviet. Så i Brest-Litovsk var det en unik kirke, noe som minnet om et femmastskip.
L'histoire de l'église fraternelle Saint-Nicolas commence en 1885, lorsque l'église orthodoxe de Brest-Litovsk a construit une église en bois appelée Saint-Nicolas. L'un des nombreux incendies l'a détruit et il a été décidé de commencer la construction d'un nouveau temple en pierre. La construction a commencé en 1903 et s'est terminée en 1906. Le projet a été rédigé par l'architecte provincial Grodno I.K. Plotnikov Le 6 décembre 1906, le temple est solennellement consacré. Ainsi, à Brest-Litovsk, il y avait une église unique, qui rappelle un peu un navire à cinq mâts.
A história da Igreja Fraterna de São Nicolau começa em 1885, quando a Igreja Ortodoxa de Brest-Litovsk construiu uma igreja de madeira chamada São Nicolau. Um dos muitos incêndios a destruiu e foi decidido iniciar a construção de um novo templo de pedra. A construção começou em 1903 e foi concluída em 1906. O projeto foi de autoria do arquiteto provincial de Grodno, I.K. Plotnikov 6 de dezembro de 1906, o templo foi consagrado solenemente. Assim, uma igreja única apareceu em Brest-Litovsk, que lembra um navio de cinco mastros.
HISTORICAL PLACES OF BELARUS IN GOOGLE EARTH
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1. MIR CASTLE,MIR 53°27'4.48N 26°28'23.23E
2. NATIONAL ACADEMIC OPERA THEATRE,MINSK
53°54'37.63N 27°33'41.55E
3. BABRUYSK FORT,BABRUYSK 53° 8'6.56N 29°14'25.92E
4. ISLAND OF TEARS,MINSK 53°54'35.74N 27°33'16.92E
5. CHURCH OF ST.NICHOLAS,MIR 53°27'9.98N 26°27'55.83E
6. MOGILEV GOVERNMENT HOUSE,MOGILEV 53°54'34.68N 30°20'34.36E
7. CHURCH OF HOLY TRINITY,MIR 53°27'17.01N 26°28'2.38E
8. HOLY SPIRIT CHURCH&COMPLEX,MINSK 53°54'14.06N 27°33'27.24E
9. WATER TOWERS,HRODNA 53°40'29.07N 23°50'16.97E
10. NESVIZH CASTLE,NESVIZH 53°13'22.26N 26°41'29.81E
11. GATEWAY BUILDINGS,MINSK 53°53'31.05N 27°33'5.58E
12. GATE OF NIASVIZ,NIASVIZ 53°13'4.79N 26°41'7.63E
13. CHURCH OF TRANSFIGURATION,ZASLAWYE 54° 0'27.28N 27°17'28.87E
14. TOWN HALL,NIASVIZ 53°13'8.69N 26°40'52.03E
15. CITY HALL,SVABODY SQUARE,MINSK 53°54'12.73N 27°33'22.03E
16. PARISH CHURCH&BELL TOWER,NIASVIZ 53°13'14.42N 26°41'1.38E
17. PALACE OF CULTURE,MINSK 53°54'12.01N 27°33'48.50E
18. BREST FORTRESS,BREST 52° 4'52.21N 23°39'23.06E
19. NATIONAL LIBRARY OF BELARUS,MINSK 53°55'52.23N 27°38'45.73E
20. HOLY BASIL'S CATHEDRAL,BARANAVICHY 53° 7'55.68N 26° 0'14.10E
21. MONUMENT OF SIEGES,MINSK 53°54'31.22N 27°34'30.34E
22. TOWER,VITSYEBSK 55°11'31.72N 30°12'33.65E
23. STATE CIRCUS,MINSK 53°54'15.13N 27°34'3.09E
24. WAR TANK MONUMENT,HRODNA 53°40'32.98N 23°49'44.27E
25. CATHEDRAL OF HOLY SPIRIT,MINSK 53°54'18.36N 27°33'22.77E
26. BAYONET OBELISK,BREST 52° 4'58.43N 23°39'25.03E
27. ST.SIMON&HELENA CHURCH,MINSK 53°53'47.07N 27°32'51.65E
28. MOUND OF GLORY,MINSK 54° 1'7.95N 27°53'53.99E
Minsk Cathedral of the Holy Spirit, Kirilla i Mefodiyal
Belarusian constitution does not declare an official religion, the dominant faith in Minsk, and Belarus as a whole, is Eastern Orthodoxy.
Roughly 80 per cent of the population consider themselves Orthodox Christians, members of either the Belarusian Orthodox Church or the Russian Orthodox Church.
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벨라루스는 바다가 없는 내륙국가라 민스크 시민들은 스비슬라치강을 소중히 생각한다. 시민들의 휴식 장소이며 오랫동안 시민들과 삶을 같이했던 역사적인 장소이다. 강 중간에는 벨라루스의 슬픈 역사가 담긴 조그마한 섬이 있다. 이 섬을 눈물의 섬이라고 부른다. 다리를 건너, 섬에 들어가다 보면 출입문에 자물쇠들이 주렁주렁 달려 있다. 연인들이 이곳에 자물쇠를 채우면 사랑이 깨지지 않는다고 한다. 눈물의 섬에는 아프가니스탄 전쟁에서 전사한 군인들의 넋을 기리는 기념비가 있다. 전쟁에 참전한 군인들은 패배자로 취급당했다. 구소련 해체 후 전사자들의 어머니들과 미망인들이 기념비 건립했다. 기념비의 형상은 사랑하는 사람을 잃은 여인들의 슬픔을 가슴 저리게 표현하였다.
[English: Google Translator]
Belarus is a landlocked sea will go to Minsk citizens do not have to think carefully's biseul latch river. Citizens of Historic Places and is the resting place had such a long life and citizens. The middle of the river there is a small island containing the sad history of Belarus. This island is called the island of tears. Cross the bridge, and enter the island to look up door locks are clustered. The lovers do fill in here love to break the lock. Island of Tears, there is a monument honoring the souls of soldiers who died in the Afghanistan war. Soldiers fought in the war, were treated as losers. After the Soviet Union was dismantled mothers and widows of the fallen monuments were erected. Monuments of shape express the sorrow of the women was lost loved ones jeorige chest.
[Belorussian: Google Translator]
Беларусь выхаду да мора мора пойдзе на мінчукоў не павінны думаць старанна гэта biseul рака зашчапкі. Грамадзяне гістарычных месцаў і з'яўляецца месцам адпачынку быў такі доўгі тэрмін службы і грамадзян. Сярэдзіна ракі знаходзіцца невялікі востраў, які змяшчае сумную гісторыю Беларусі. Гэты востраў называецца востравам слёз. Перайдзіце праз мост, і ўвядзіце востраў паглядзець дзвярныя замкі згрупаваныя. Аматары жа запоўніць тут любяць, каб зламаць замак. Востраў слёз, ёсць помнік у гонар душы салдат, якія загінулі ў вайне ў Афганістане. Салдаты змагаліся ў вайне, былі разглядацца як няўдачнікаў. Пасля распаду Савецкага Саюза быў дэмантаваны маці і ўдоў загінуўшых помнікаў былі ўзведзены. Помнікі форме выказаць смутак з жанчын страціў блізкіх jeorige грудзі.
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■클립명: 유럽091-벨라루스01-07 스비슬라치 강, 눈물의 섬/Svislach River/Island of Tears/Rock/Bridge/Memorial
■여행, 촬영, 편집, 원고: 조성만 PD (travel, filming, editing, writing: KBS TV Producer)
■촬영일자: 2009년 5월 May
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유럽,Europe,,벨라루스,Belarus,,Republic of Belarus,조성만,2009,5월 May
Faith In The Fire - The Power Of No
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Before The Thrown Of God Above 1:03:08
1Nebuchadnezzar the king made an image of gold, the height of which was sixty cubits and its width six cubits; he set it up on the plain of Dura in the province of Babylon. 2Then Nebuchadnezzar the king sent word to assemble the satraps, the prefects and the governors, the counselors, the treasurers, the judges, the magistrates and all the rulers of the provinces to come to the dedication of the image that Nebuchadnezzar the king had set up. 3Then the satraps, the prefects and the governors, the counselors, the treasurers, the judges, the magistrates and all the rulers of the provinces were assembled for the dedication of the image that Nebuchadnezzar the king had set up; and they stood before the image that Nebuchadnezzar had set up. 4Then the herald loudly proclaimed: To you the command is given, O peoples, nations and men of every language, 5that at the moment you hear the sound of the horn, flute, lyre, trigon, psaltery, bagpipe and all kinds of music, you are to fall down and worship the golden image that Nebuchadnezzar the king has set up. 6But whoever does not fall down and worship shall immediately be cast into the midst of a furnace of blazing fire.
- Daniel 3:1-6 (NASB)
1. THERE IS NO REASON TO COMPROMISE OUR FAITH
12There are certain Jews whom you have appointed over the administration of the province of Babylon, namely Shadrach, Meshach and Abed-nego. These men, O king, have disregarded you; they do not serve your gods or worship the golden image which you have set up.
- Daniel 3:12 (NASB)
2. THERE IS NO REASON TO QUESTION GOD’S POWER
15Now if you are ready, at the moment you hear the sound of the horn, flute, lyre, trigon, psaltery and bagpipe and all kinds of music, to fall down and worship the image that I have made, very well. But if you do not worship, you will immediately be cast into the midst of a furnace of blazing fire; and what god is there who can deliver you out of my hands?
- Daniel 3:15 (NASB)
17If it be so, our God whom we serve is able to deliver us from the furnace of blazing fire; and He will deliver us out of your hand, O king.
- Daniel 3:17 (NASB)
3. THERE IS NO REASON TO FEAR THE RESULTS
18But even if He does not, let it be known to you, O king, that we are not going to serve your gods or worship the golden image that you have set up.
- Daniel 3:18 (NASB)
“So long as the breath is in my body, I will never deny my Lord Christ and His known truth. God’s will be done in me.”
- Nicholas Ridley
“Be of good comfort, Mr. Ridley, and play the man. We shall this day light such a candle, by God’s grace, in England, as I trust never shall be put out.”
- Hugh Latimer
1992 March Svit Kal Belarusian church Ti Pridzi
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The Belarusian Greek Catholic Church (Belarusian: Беларуская грэка-каталіцкая царква, BHKC), sometimes called, in reference to its Byzantine Rite, the Belarusian Byzantine Catholic Church, is the heir within Belarus of the Union of Brest. It is listed in the Annuario Pontificio as a sui iuris Church, an Eastern rite particular Church in full union with the Catholic Church.
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핍박의 세월을 가까스로 버텨왔지만 불가리아엔 또 다른 종교 암흑기가 찾아왔다. 공산주의 시절, 그 때는 크리스마스를 기념하는 것마저도 금지 되었고 사제의 수도 반으로 줄었다. 하지만 어려움을 겪을수록 신앙은 더욱 깊어졌고 지금은 조그만 쪽지에 쓰는 기도문에도 정성을 다한다. 불가리아에서 성인은 완전무결한 신적인 존재가 아니다. 그들은 오히려 평생 죄를 뉘우치며 일생을 마감한 사람들이다. 그렇듯 불가리아 사람들의 종교 생활도 순수하기 그지없다.
[English: Google Translator]
Although barely withstood the years of religious persecution Bulgaria's another Dark Ages have been found. Communist days, even in that case prohibited to celebrate Christmas also was reduced to half of the priests. However, as experience difficulty faith was deepened devotion to prayer now is to write a little note. Adults are not the divine presence was flawless in Bulgaria. They are rather nwiwoochimyeo lifelong sins by closing the life of people. Like the religious life of the Bulgarian people do not even Miserable to innocence.
[Bulgarian: Google Translator]
Въпреки че едва устоя годините на религиозно преследване на България още Dark Ages са намерени. Комунистически дни, дори и в този случай е забранено да празнуват Коледа също се намалява на половина от свещениците. Въпреки това, тъй като опитът трудност вяра се задълбочи преданост към молитва сега е да се напише малка бележка. Възрастните не са божественото присъствие бе безпогрешен в България. Те са по-скоро nwiwoochimyeo през целия грехове чрез затваряне на живот на хората. Подобно на религиозния живот на българските хора дори не Miserable да невинност.
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■클립명: 유럽093-불가리아01-04 러시아 정교회/Saint Nikolas Russian Church/Religion
■여행, 촬영, 편집, 원고: 홍현진 PD (travel, filming, editing, writing: KBS TV Producer)
■촬영일자: 2006년 7월 July
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유럽,Europe,,불가리아,Bulgaria,,,홍현진,2006,7월 July
Fr.Mitchislav: Belarusian
25th Ordination Anniversary liturgy 07/10/2011
Saved By The Hope. Documentary
Sofia and Olga Pietruczyk were born on a small Polish farm near the city of Brest, on the border of present day Belarus. In 1939 their family was forced to join 1.5 million other Polish citizens that were displaced as the result of the Soviet occupation.
Pietruczyk family lived through endless hunger and long hours of exhausting work in Siberian labour camps. Their journey took them through Russia, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Iran, India, Pakistan, Africa, England, and Argentina all the way to Canada. Pietruczyk's family story sheds light on this little known tragedy in Polish and world history.
Sofia and Olga's parents, together with other immigrants, built St. Nicolas Orthodox Church in Vancouver.
Timelapse au dessus de Brest, France
International Choir Kharkov Ukraine May 2009
New Hope Church International Choir performing in basement for 19 missionaries from Mississippi and Alabama. A Medical Missions Team worked planting 2 churches in Kharkov. The choir performed accapella to send us off back to the United States.... We hope the group will tour the US....
TYMCHUK, Ihor and Oksana
Ukrainians living in Moscow, Ihor and his daughter Oksana sing traditional Ukrainian acapella music at the Ivan Honchar Museum in Kyiv, 2007-07-05