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Region of Belarus
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Homel Oblast or Homyel’ Voblasc’ is a region in the south-eastern part of Belarus.
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Gomel (Belarusian/Russian: Го́мель; also transliterated Homieĺ based on the Belarusian pronunciation) is the second largest city in Belarus (around 500 000 inhabitants), and is the capital of Gomel Oblast.
Čačersk (Chachersk, Chechersk) is a town in Gomel Oblast, Belarus.
Mazyr (Mozyr) is a city in Gomel Oblast, Belarus.
Rahačoŭ (Rahachow, Rogachov, Rohaczow) is a town in Gomel Oblast, Belarus. People visit to experience the quiet Belarusian provincial life, it has an interesting local history, Soviet-era nostalgia, and scenic riverside landscapes.
Turaŭ or Turov is a small town in Gomel Oblast, Belarus. An important city of East Slavs during the Middle Ages, the centre of a vast duchy and the seat of influential bishops, it underwent a series of misfortunes including the earthquake of 1230 shortly followed by an enemy invasion, and never regained its old importance.
Pripyatsky National Park is a natural reserve in Gomel Oblast, Belarus. The park takes its name from the River Pripyat.
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There are four national parks in Belarus. The Belavezhskaya Pushcha National Park is a trans-boundary park between Belarus and Poland.
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Culture & historyWorld War I, usually called the First World War in the Commonwealth and called The Great War in its time, was one of the largest armed conflicts in history.
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Travel tipsThe Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) (Russian: Союз Советских Социалистических Республик (СССР)), or Soviet Union, emerged as the successor state to the Russian Empire in 1917, and was dissolved in 1991.
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Culture & historyWorld War II or the Second World War took place over many continents: while the Pacific War took place in Asia and Oceania, the European theatre saw combat from September 1939 to May 1945.
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