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How an accountant from Vitebsk became a successful chocolatier

The Eastern Herald 10 May 2023
I wanted to do the same, – recalls the events of three years ago, Anna Ostapenko, now a chocolate maker, owner of the cafe-workshop Anna Berries ... We decided to open a cafe-workshop ... We decided to open a second cafe, already in Minsk.
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Inner Ear: Belarusian Music For February Reviewed By Jakub Knera

The Quietus 21 Feb 2023
They have a studio in Minsk, but people living in other countries connect online ... We’re talking at the current incarnation of cafe Karma. It was first established in Minsk, then a venue opened in Kyiv, ...
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What Kids Learn In Minsk's 'Patriotic' Clubs: Loyalty To Lukashenka, That 'Belarusians Are Russians,' And ...

Radio Free Europe 10 Dec 2022
Several people died during the crackdown ... This is the same Karpyankou who became widely known after he broke the glass door of a Minsk cafe with a baton on September 6, 2020, in order to detain protesters from a nearby opposition rally.
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‘Healing a wound’: from neglected East German relic to lauded art gallery

The Observer 02 Oct 2022
The Minsk cafe, now reborn as the Minsk Kunsthaus ... Artworks by Stan Douglas on display at the Minsk Kunsthaus ... The Minsk Kunsthaus cafe bar ... Artworks by Wolfgang Mattheuer on display at the Minsk Kunsthaus.
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Das Minsk: New art museum opens in Potsdam

The Telegraph India 24 Sep 2022
Hasso Plattner isn't the only one who is pleased about the revival of the Minsk, a modernist-style terrace restaurant built in the 1970s during the East German era, which was a popular meeting place and event venue in the city of Potsdam.
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Russians Flock to Belarus for Sanctions-free Shopping Tourism

Moscow Times 07 Sep 2022
But — despite concerns voiced by KyivLukashenko has denied the Belarusian military has crossed into Ukrainian territory, allowing Minsk to avoid the most severe Western sanctions ... Shopping center in Minsk ... Cafe in Minsk.
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