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The symbol of the tragedy of the Belarusian people during the Great Patriotic War is the village of Khatyn, which was razed to the ground on March 22, 1943.
Along with the settlement, 149 people were burned and shot, including 75 children under the age of 16. And Khatyn is not the only one... But it was she who became the symbol of the greatest national tragedy and eternal sorrow. On the territory of the complex there is the only “Village Cemetery” in the world.
March 22 marks the 81st anniversary of the Khatyn tragedy.

“Remember for the sake of the future” – under this name, a literary and musical composition dedicated to the Khatyn tragedy, the symbol of all burned Belarusian villages during the Great Patriotic War and perpetuating the memory of its victims, was held in the assembly hall of the dormitory of the Minsk Radio Engineering College.
The culmination The event was a minute of silence in memory of all the dead residents of Belarusian villages burned by the Nazi invaders.
Today, more than ever, with all our lives, work and studies, each of us must preserve the memory of those who died in that terrible war and convey a reverent attitude towards our historical past to future generations in order to preserve and strengthen peace in our native 🇧🇾 Belarus.