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Ruzhany (former alternative spellings include Różana) is a small town located in Pruzhany district of Brest region, [[Belarus]]. Ruzhany is situated on the river Ruzhanka and surrounded by picturesque hills. It is 140 km away from Brest, 38 km from [[Ivatsevichy]] (where the nearest railway station is located), 45 km north-east from [[Pruzhany]], on the crossing of the roads from [[Pruzhany]] to [[Slonim]] and from [[Volkovisk]] to [[Kosovo]]. The earliest mentioning of Ruzhany dates back to 1552.
Ruzhany (former alternative spellings include Różana) is a small town located in Pruzhany district of Brest region, [[Belarus]]. Ruzhany is situated on the river Ruzhanka and surrounded by picturesque hills. It is 140 km away from Brest, 38 km from [[Ivatsevichy]] (where the nearest railway station is located), 45 km north-east from [[Pruzhany]], on the crossing of the roads from [[Pruzhany]] to [[Slonim]] and from [[Volkovisk]] to [[Kosava]]. The earliest mentioning of Ruzhany dates back to 1552.


Some notable residents of Ruzhany include:
Some notable residents of Ruzhany include:

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Ruzhany (former alternative spellings include Różana) is a small town located in Pruzhany district of Brest region, Belarus. Ruzhany is situated on the river Ruzhanka and surrounded by picturesque hills. It is 140 km away from Brest, 38 km from Ivatsevichy (where the nearest railway station is located), 45 km north-east from Pruzhany, on the crossing of the roads from Pruzhany to Slonim and from Volkovisk to Kosava. The earliest mentioning of Ruzhany dates back to 1552.

Some notable residents of Ruzhany include:

  • I. M. Pines, a famous writer and zionist,
  • Yitzhak Shamir, prime-minister of Israel.


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