Polotsk, Belarus
Belarus
Polotsk, Belarus shares 139 connections with 9546 places across 16 topics, concentrated in history, military conflict, and religion. The city changed hands repeatedly between Russia and Poland-Lithuania during the Russo-Polish War of 1654 to 1667, building ties with Russia, Poland, Moscow, and Lithuania. Its 12th-century Convent of Saint Euphrosyne, which includes a neo-Byzantine cathedral completed in 1899, anchors a cluster of architecture and religion connections. A Jesuit College that once operated here also links the city to broader European art and literary networks.
Walenty Wańkowicz
Connects Polotsk, Belarus to: Belarus | Byerazino district
Vitebsk
Connects Polotsk, Belarus to: Smolensk, Russia | Vitebsk, Belarus
Vitebsk region
Connects Polotsk, Belarus to: Vitebsk, Belarus | Orsha, Belarus
Meletius Smotrytsky
Connects Polotsk, Belarus to: Cambridge, England | Cologne, Germany | Vievis, Lithuania
Catherine II
Connects Polotsk, Belarus to: Volhynia, Southeastern Poland, Southwestern Belarus, Western Ukraine | Dnipropetrovsk Oblast | Melitopol, Ukraine | Zmiiv, Ukraine
Treaty of Lyubutsk
Connects Polotsk, Belarus to: Moscow, Central | Vladimir, Russia | Lithuania | Tver, Russia
Grand Prince of Kiev
Connects Polotsk, Belarus to: Bohuslav, Ukraine | Galicia (Eastern Europe), Poland | Malyn, Ukraine | Budiatychi
Jesuit College in Minsk
Connects Polotsk, Belarus to: Belarus | Minsk, Belarus | Smolensk, Russia | Minsk district
Johann Christoph Glaubitz
Connects Polotsk, Belarus to: Belarus | Vilnius, Lithuania | Daugavpils, Latvia | Hlybokaye, Belarus
Battle on the Nemiga River
Connects Polotsk, Belarus to: Vladimir, Russia | Belarus | Minsk, Belarus | Pskov, Russia
Yaropolk I of Kiev
Connects Polotsk, Belarus to: California | Vladimir, Russia | Prague, Czech Republic
Yaropolk II of Kiev
Connects Polotsk, Belarus to: Vladimir, Russia | Smolensk, Russia | Kursk, Russia | Pskov, Russia | Halych, Ukraine