Слайд 2Evfrasiniya Polotskaya
She was one of the first women enlightners of the
12th century. She first translated spiritual and religious books from Greek and Latin into Belarusian language and copied them by hand.
Слайд 3Isaak Asimov
Science-fiction king was born in the village of Petrovichi in
Mogilev Region of Belarus but lived and worked in America. A writer and professor of biochemistry at Boston University.
Слайд 4Alexander Chizhevsky
Was born in the Grodno region in 1897, was a famous
scientist who studied the biological effects of the sun and universe.
Слайд 5Yanka Kupala
He is considered one of the greatest Belarusian-language writers of the
20th century
Слайд 6Max Mirnyi
Is a Belarusian
former tennis player.
He presented Belarus
in Davis Cup
compe
tition in 1994where
he holds a record
of 47 winning.
Слайд 7Zhores Alferov
Was born in Vitebsk, won the Nobel Prize for Physics
in 2000.
Слайд 8Olga Korbut
A famous former gymnast. She won 4 gold medals and2 silver
medals at the Summer Olympic Games in which she competed in 1972 and 1976
Слайд 9Ignat Domejko
was a well-known geologist who spent most of his life
in Chili where he became a national hero. He is officially recognized by UNESCO for his achievements.
Слайд 10Petr Klimuk
Was the first Belarusian cosmonaut and a researcher in technical science
was born in Komarovka village, Brest region, in 1942. He made three space flights as a member of spaceship and orbital space station missions.
Слайд 11Boris Kit
This outstanding rocket scientist. Today he lives in Frankfurt am Main
but remains truly devoted to his language and his motherland. Perhaps he is the main man to make you feel that, in fact, you are lucky to come from Belarus.
Слайд 12Vladimir Kovalenok
was born near Minsk in 1942. He trained as a
pilot and became a celebrated cosmonaut in the Soviet Union. He commanded 3 space missions and was twice declared a Hero.