
National Library of Belarus (NLB) is the main scientific and cultural center of the country, as well as the largest repository of books and documents. It was founded in 1922 as the library of the Belarusian State University (BSU), but a few years later became an independent institution. Throughout its history, the library has developed and expanded, becoming one of the most significant cultural institutions in... read more
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IMHO is an internet abbreviation meaning “in my humble/honest opinion,” used to express personal views politely and subjectively in online and offline communication.
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What “eshkere” means in youth slang, where the meme came from, how it evolved from rap culture, and why teenagers use such expressions today.
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Abuse is systematic violence in relationships, including psychological, financial, physical, or sexual harm, marked by cycles, control, and victim dependence.
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A detailed guide on "normies" — people with mainstream tastes and habits, their traits, origins, normcore style, and why being a normie is perfectly normal.
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An explanation of the word “cringe”: its meaning, origins, usage in youth slang, cultural context, synonyms, examples, and role in modern communication.
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New Year 2026 events in Minsk: district-by-district schedule with concerts, fairs, family activities, safety measures, transport updates, and venue map.
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Marc Chagall was a 20th-century avant-garde master whose poetic art blended modernism, Jewish tradition, love, fantasy, and monumental achievements.
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A biography of Marat Kazey, a young Belarusian partisan hero of World War II, symbolizing courage, sacrifice, and unwavering loyalty to his homeland.
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Francysk Skaryna, Belarusian humanist and pioneer printer, advanced Slavic literacy, created first Belarusian books, and inspired generations of scholars and culture.
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Yakub Kolas was a leading Belarusian writer, poet, scholar, and cultural figure whose works shaped modern Belarusian literature and identity.
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