A memorial stone with an image of a historical house and an inscription in Belarusian, indicating that the Lutskevich family home was located on this site and the brothers Anton and Ivan Lutskevich lived here in 1896-1906. The inscription does not explain their biography. The memorial stone was located elsewhere in the park some time ago. Initially, in 2018, it was installed right next to the Yanka Kupala Museum, but then moved to this place after archaeological excavations. Scientists have suggested that it was probably here that the Lutskevich house was located.

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Игорь Ш.

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Belarusian politicians, the Lutskevich brothers, had difficult fates. Supporters of the independence of Belarus have not found their home anywhere. Neither in the USSR, which they alternately scolded and praised, nor in Poland, which also did not like the idea of Belarus' independence. I like people who always have the same point of view in their worldview. The Lutskevich brothers are just like that.

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Саша Дудкина

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A good monument, an eternal memory

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Luckievič's brothers memorial stone

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