Государственный мемориальный комплекс
ХАТЫНЬ
«There is nothing more terrible in the world than the combination of "war and children"». These words of Belarusian writer Pyatro Runets became the leitmotif of the working trip of the employees of the memorial complex “Khatyn” on December 15, 2024 to Krasny Bereg agro-town, where the memorial complex "Children - Victims of War" is located.
On December 13, 2024, a ceremonial event on the occasion of conferring a special rank, presenting service weapons and instructions to young employees of Minsk region took place at memorial complex “Khatyn”.
Events timed to the 75th anniversary of Belarus' liberation from the Nazi invaders took place in the Khatyn Memorial, Logoisk District, Minsk Oblast on 3 July. Representatives of the oblast administration, the defense ministries of the countries, which will take part in the Independence Day parade, laid flowers in the memorial.
Restoration and improvement of historical and cultural heritage objects continues in Minsk Oblast in 2020. More than Br1 million will be spent on Nesvizh Palace and Br250,000 on the reconstruction of Khatyn Memorial, Tatiana Khmel, the first deputy head of the department for ideology, culture and youth affairs at the Minsk Oblast Executive Committee, told a press conference in BelTA's press center.
The heads of the national media outlets laid flowers at the monument “The Unconquered Man” in the Khatyn Memorial near Minsk on 6 May, BelTA has learned.
Around 250,000 people from 84 countries visited the Khatyn State Memorial Complex in Belarus in 2019, director of the complex Artur Zelsky told journalists on 30 April, BelTA has learned.
