The Museum of the History of Belarusian Literature is collecting funds for the tombstone of Zmytrak Byadul, who was reburied in Minsk

2023-05-25 15:19:44

In November 2020, the remains of the famous Belarusian writer Zmytrak Byadula were reburied at the Eastern Cemetery of Minsk. The remains were transported from Kazakhstan, where the writer died in evacuation on November 3, 1941, near the city of Uralsk.

In 2021, the State Museum of the History of Belarusian Literature opened a charity account for the purpose of creating a monument to Zmytrak Byadul at the place of his burial.

At this time, the collection continues, about what testify a recent notice on the website of the Museum of the History of Belarusian Literature.

The sketch of the monument was developed by a famous Belarusian sculptor Sergey Gumilevskyi. It is necessary to collect 12.5 thousand Belarusian rubles.

Current account in Belarusian rubles: BY15AKBB36429000005530000000 at JSC “AZB Belarusbank” BIC: АКВВВВY2X UNP: 190269032.

“The museum will be grateful for any financial support of the project, because every donation, regardless of the size, is a tribute to the glorious son of the Belarusian land, who did a lot for the development of literature,” it is written on the website of the institution.