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Ilya
| Member Info  Ilya Kouznetsoff Contact info: bpro (at-sign) tut.by; +375-29-6666707; ICQ 30399980 35 -- Male -- Freelance journalist, producer, interpreter, Minsk Homepage: Belarus Productions Interests: Europe, Asia, Africa, Latin America Favorite trip so far: Amsterdam, South-West France Dream trip: Latin America Best nightlife: East Berlin, Minsk Romantic spot: Moscow Notable food: Les huitres (oisters), les moulles (mussels) in South-West France Cool daytrips around Minsk: Lithuania, Poland, Moscow |  | Contributions Photo and Journal Page Contributions: 
Pictures of Minsk, capital of Belarus Minsk is the capital city of Belarus, a former soviet republic sliced between Poland and Russia. It is a spacious and extraodinary in its way Eastern-European city. Almost fully destoyed in the WWII, it was rebuilt from scratch in the 50-ies in “Stalin architecture” style. Many visitors say it looks and feels like a communism preserve, but the city definitely has its charms, once you get to know it. Added on 2003-12-18, modified on 2005-01-01 
Cosy place in the very center of Minsk A cosy place in the very center of Minsk, in an old "Stalin architecture" house. Situated near a park and a river, within walking distance from everywhere in the center Added on 2003-12-18, modified on 2004-01-17
Pictures from Belarus villages Village Byarozauka ('byaroza' in Belarusian means 'birch tree') in Gomel area in Southern Belarus. The village is situated in Palesye region, famous for beautiful landscapes and wildlife. Palesye bogs are called 'the lungs of Europe', allegedly providing a lot of oxygen and featuring rare species of birds and animals. A large part of Belarusian Palesye is now polutted by radioactive fallout from Chernobyl, with delapidated villages but still beautifull landscapes. Nowadays Chernobyl areas have become somewhat of a tourist attraction, with 'stalkers' arranging trips to polluted areas for adventurous travellers. Added on 2003-12-19, modified on 2003-12-19
Impressions of Minsk, Belarus Capital of Belarus on a sunny weekend Added on 2004-12-02, modified on 2004-12-07
East Berlin - Europe's No. 1 for fun and party Added on 2005-09-22, modified on 2005-09-22
Chernobyl and contaminated areas More than 20 years after the accident at the Chernobyl nuclear power plants, vast territories in Belarus remain contaminated by radionucleids and people still suffer from the consequences of what is dubbed to be 20th century worst ecological catastroph. Added on 2006-11-06, modified on 2006-12-18 Comments and Suggestions - Site Policies  |