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Monument to Fallen Jewish People on March 2, 1942

Belarus, Europe

Rank in Minsk

15+

Rank in Belarus

25+

Rank in Europe

150+

Rank in World

300+

About Monument to Fallen Jewish People on March 2, 1942

This memorial monument was erected during the year 2000. It is dedicated to the Jewish population that was tragically killed during World War 2. It is a reminder of the fateful day in 1942 when the Nazis killed almost the entire Jewish population of Minsk – around 5000 Jews. The monument depicts a row of people, including women and children, descending into the pit in order to be shot. It is quite a powerful picture to see.

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Take a closer look at the figure of a violinist, children, and a pregnant woman in the sculpture.
The inscription on the obelisk commemorates the 5,000 victims of Nazi terror who were shot and burned on the site on March 2, 1942.

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How to reach

You can take Bus No. 300Э

Hire private cab or taxi

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Tips

There will not be any crowd if you plan your visit early during the day.
Silence is expected as people come here to pay tribute.
The memorial is small and not the information is provided on what happened. But you can get an idea.
Everything on the memorial is written in the Russian language.
Avoid visiting the place at night as there is no much light there.
Look at the small monument at the edge of the park.
Take help from antisemitic locals to understand what is written in Russian.

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Visit Time

Monday: 12:00 am to 12:00 am

Tuesday: 12:00 am to 12:00 am

Wednesday: 12:00 am to 12:00 am

Thursday: 12:00am to 12:00 am

Friday: 12:00am to 12:00 am

Saturday: 12:00am to 12:00 am

Sunday: 12:00am to 12:00 am

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1 hour

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