Minsk

History

Mińsk (–1067)
Менск (1067–1101)
Менск (1101–1326), Principality of Minsk
Менск (1326–1793), Grand Duchy of Lithuania
Мінск (1793–1917), Russian Empire
Мінск (1917–1918)
Менск (1918–1919)
Менск (1919–1920), Second Polish Republic
Менск (1920–1939), Soviet Union
Minsk (1939–1941), Soviet Union
Менск (1941–1944), Reichskommissariat Ostland
Minsk (1944–1991), Soviet Union
Minsk (1991–), Belarus

Vladimir Pukhalsky (1848–1933), was born in Мінск
Anatoly Bogatyrev (1913–2003), died in Minsk
Eta Tyrmand (1917–2008), died in Minsk
Sergei Cortez (1935–2016), died in Minsk
Andrey Jurevitsj Mdivani (1937–2021), died in Minsk
Dmitry Smolsky (1937–2017), was born in Менск and died in Minsk
Eduard Zaritsky (1946–2018), died in Minsk
Dmitri Smirnov (1948–2020), was born in Minsk
Halina Harelava (1951–), was born in Minsk
Vladimir Soltan (1953–1997), died in Minsk
Victor Smolski (1969–), was born in Minsk