People from Grodno

Russian artist (1866–1924)

American engineer (1926–2011)

Soviet general (1896-1962)

American gangster

Belarusian politician

Polish scientist (1845-1888)

Polish artist (1797-1875)

Polish general (1881–1967)

Belarusian politician and diplomat

Belarusian politician

Polish conductor

Russian actress

Israeli politician (1902–1970)

Soviet politician (1896-1938)

Israeli politician (1919–1991)

Israeli politician (1913-1980)

Soviet film director (1904-1964)

Russian zoologist and entomologist

Russian Empire Yiddish poet (1890–1918)

Polish businessman

Valery Mikhailovich Didula (Belarusian: Валерій Міхайловіч Дзідзюля — Romanized: Valeriy Mikhaylovich Dzidzyulya), better known by his stage name, DiDuLa, is a Soviet-Belarusian guitarist, composer and producer. He is known as the founder of the Belarusian-Russian instrumental folk band, DiDuLa.

American neurologist (1886–1956)

Russian Jewish newspaper editor (1876–1948)

Belarusian Communist and historian (1884–1947)

Polish musician (1975-2020)

Russian-Polish writer and poet

Polish general

Belarusian specialist in literature and journalist

Israeli agronomist (1883–1972)

Lithuanian rabbi (1818–1898)

Polish Catholic priest, martyr, blessed of the Catholic Church (1904–1941)

American musician

Polish rabbi

Israeli stage actor (1905-1999)

Belarusian politician

French psychiatrist & psychoanalyst

musical artist

historical figure

Belarusian singer, writer and actor

Hebrew writer and editor (1838–1902)

rabbi (1913–1979)

Belarusian Jewish writer

Belarusian artist

Composer, pianist and music director

Jewish underground fighter in the Grodno and Bialystok ghettos

American theatre performer

Israeli mayor (1886-1969)