Belarusian partisans

Belarusian writer (1924–2003)

Soviet Belarusian writer (1927–1994)

Soviet Army captain who led 1943 revolt in Sobibor (1909-1990)

Soviet partisan (1926–1944)

Soviet politician (1918–1980)

Hero of the Soviet Union

Soviet diplomat (1902-1984)

Jewish resistance group during World War II

Israeli historian, retired IDF brigadier general and a former Soviet partisan who has served as director of Yad Vashem from 1972 to 1993

Polish resistance member (1906–1987)

Soviet politician (1914–1989)

Partisan and Hero of the Soviet Union who assassinated Wilhelm Kube (1914–1996)

Soviet Belarusian partisan

soviet and Russian intelligence officer (1917–2020)

Soviet partisan, journalist (1903-1942) and Heroine of the Soviet Union

Belarusian writer (1917–2006)

German politician (1921-2014)

Soviet partisan and Heroine of the Soviet Union (1923-1943)

Belarusian Soviet politician (1903-1967)

soviet Belarusian partisan (1923–1984)

Hero of the Soviet Union (1908–1999)

Soviet partisan, Heroine of the Soviet Union (1920–1942)

Soviet soldier (1920-1942)

Soviet-Belarusian partisan and child soldier of WW2

Soviet politician and diplomat (1914-1995)

member of the Supreme Soviet of the Soviet Union (1895-1968)

Belarusian combatant organisations opposed to Nazi Germany

Soviet partisan commander (1909–1942)

Belarusian politician (1913–1971)

Soviet partisan (1913–1974)

politician (1891-1964)

Soviet war hero and politician (1912-2009)

Hero of the Soviet Union (1920–1980)

Soviet politician (1905–1968)

Soviet military personnel

writer

Belarusian politician

Belarusian partisan (1912-1995)

colonel in the Red Army

one of the leaders of the Belarusian resistance during World War II (1899–1967)

Soviet physicist (1923-2015)

Soviet partisan (1902–1974)

soviet army officer

Belarusian partisan

Soviet opinion journalist, writer and children's writer (1924-2015)

Belarusian statesman and diplomat (1924–1999)