Belarus, Minsk, Babruisk, and Shchedrin Maps

As this (U.S.) Library of Congress chronology of Belarus illustrates, the town of Shchedrin has passed from one country to another as armies surged through the countryside. In 1918, it was part of Germany; by 1919, it had once again become part of Russia (Belorussian Soviet Socialist Republic [SSR]). Two years later, part of Belorussia belonged to Poland, the rest to Russia.

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Belarus (Belorussia)

Map showing the location of Belarus (Belorussia).

Minsk

Babruisk

Map of Minsk-Babrujsk area of Belarus.

Shchedrin
Scadryn is to the right of the red star on the map.

Map showing the location of Shchedrin (Scadryn).

More Scadryn/Belarus Maps and Travel Planning Resources:

CIA World Fact Book: Belarus
MultiMap: Scadryn
Expedia: Scadryn