Brest
Brest is a city in southwest Belarus on the Polish border. The 19th-century Brest Hero Fortress is a celebrated site of Soviet resistance during WWII. The fortress complex includes a museum, bullet-riddled Kholmsk Gate and the huge Thirst Monument, depicting a parched soldier. Nearby, the open-air Railway Museum displays historic locomotives. Berestye Archaeological Museum preserves a 13th-century Slavic village.
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Birutė
Vytautas' mother
Pierre-Julien Gilbert
French painter
Mikhail Stepanishchev
Aircraft pilot
Iosif Prut
Russian playwright
Yefim Fomin
Military personnel
Kazimierz Leon Sapieha
Former Marshal of the Sejm
Garmazhap Garmaev
Andrey Kizhevatov
Oleksa Storozhenko
Writer
Birutė
Vytautas' mother
Enver Mansurov
Soviet musician
Walter Scheller
General
Yosef Dov Soloveitchik
Author
Franciszek Krajowski
Military officer
Leopold Skulski
Legislator
Ənvər Mirzə Mansur oğlu Mansurov
Musician
Athanasius of Brest-Litovsk
Ernst Reindel
Executioner
Wolfgang Abshagen
German military officer
Ivan Barsukov
Military officer
Marian Garczyński
Vytautas Pociūnas
Physicist
Antoni Pociej
Vladimir Skalon
General
Jean Cras
French composer
Georges Thierry d'Argenlieu
Priest
Sherwood H. Hallman
Soldier
Charles Filiger
French painter
Jim Sévellec
French painter
Auguste Étienne François Mayer
French painter
Kristen Noguès
Musical artist
Michel Santangeli
Musical artist
Amédée-François Frézier
French engineer
Pierre Péron
French illustrator
Saint-Pol-Roux
French poet
Pierre-Henri Menthéour
French bicycler
Jean-François Josselin
Writer
Georges Lombard
Politician
Rémy Kolpa Kopoul
Journalist
Jean-François Coatmeur
French fiction writer
Auguste Étienne François Mayer (Auguste Mayer)
French painter
Christophe
French singer
François Joseph Bouvet
French admiral
José Tamarin
Musical artist
Pierre-Julien Gilbert
French painter
Émile Guépratte
French admiral
Ronan Huon
Writer
