Minsk
noun
Byelorussia
or Be·lo·rus·sia
noun
Examples from the Web for minsk
Contemporary Examples of minsk
“I really hope that a peaceful process will be initiated in Minsk on Friday,” Poroshenko said at a meeting in Kiev.
Le tout Minsk turns out in protest, catching the authorities by surprise.
The Red Church in the centre of Minsk, once a symbol of Belarusian nationalism, is now a place of mourning.
Forget Kim Jong Un—China’s New Favorite Dictator Is Belarus’s Aleksandr Lukashenko.Kapil Komireddi
January 28, 2014
It lay on an imaginary map of Europe, somewhere between Minsk and Vienna.
Those of us whose grandparents did come from somewhere between Minsk and Vienna also lose out.
Historical Examples of minsk
A chain of other magazines had been formed from Smolensk to Minsk and Wilna.
The Two Great Retreats of HistoryGeorge Grote
Minsk would have frightened them if they hadn't had the Dream.
Americans AllVarious
Originated in Minsk, Russia, and received in this country about 1890.
The Pears of New YorkU. P. Hedrick
In the Minsk Soviet 123 votes against 79 decided against the advance.
The Russian TurmoilAnton Ivanovich Denikin
Minsk would have frightened them if they hadnt had the Dream.