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Minsk: Belarus's Hidden Gem

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Challenges and Perceptions: Minsk is often viewed as a post-Soviet megalopolis
Visitors from US, Australia and many European countries need Belarusian visa
President Lukashenko's human rights violations have led to sanctions
Architecture and Monuments: City features Soviet-style murals and monumental architecture
Victory Square's obelisk and memorial hall create unique skyline
Island of Tears memorial commemorates Afghanistan war victims
Old town was rebuilt from rubble, lacking historic buildings
Historical Significance: Founded in 1067, grew under Lithuanian rule
Became Soviet capital after World War I
WWII saw massive bombing and ghetto closure of 100,000 Jews
Population dropped from 300,000 to 50,000 during war
Modern City: National Library offers panoramic views of modern development
Museum of Great Patriotic War features wartime dioramas
Traditional Belarusian cuisine includes solyanka soup and draniki pancakes
German-style beer taverns serve local beer throughout evening