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- Dzyatlava abstract "Dzyatlava (Belarusian: Дзятлава, Lithuanian: Zietela, Russian: Дятлово, Polish: Zdzięcioł, Yiddish: זשעטל Zhetl) is a town in Belarus in the Hrodna voblast, about 165 km southeast of Hrodna. The population is 8,900 (1995). Dzyatlava was first referenced in documents from 1498, when it was granted to Prince Konstantin Ostrogski, who later built a wooden castle there. In the 17th century the settlement was owned by Lew Sapieha, who ordered a Catholic church to be erected on the main city square. The church was consecrated in 1646, renovated after a fire in 1743 and still stands. During the Great Northern War of the anti-Swedish alliance, Peter I of Russia visited Dzyatlava and stayed there for a week in January 1708. In the 18th century, the town was owned by Polish magnate Stanisław Sołtyk, who built a Baroque residence there in 1751. Until World War II, Zdzięcioł (now Dzyatlava) belonged to the eastern part of the Second Polish Republic. It was the seat of Gmina Zdzięcioł in Nowogródek Voivodeship. The population was composed predominantly of Polish Jews. The Soviet forces invaded eastern Poland on September 17, 1939, and stationed in the Voivodeship area until the outbreak of their own war with Germany in June 1941. After the Soviet rapid retreat, and several months of Nazi ad hoc persecution, on February 22, 1942 the new German authorities officially created Zdzięcioł Ghetto.During the Holocaust, about 1,500 Jews were killed near the town in the Zdzięcioł massacres of 1942. The old Jewish cemetery is considered a minor landmark.".
- Dzyatlava areaCode "+375-15".
- Dzyatlava country Belarus.
- Dzyatlava country Grodno_Region.
- Dzyatlava populationTotal "8300".
- Dzyatlava thumbnail Зьдзецел_касьцёл.jpg?width=300.
- Dzyatlava timeZone Further-eastern_European_Time.
- Dzyatlava utcOffset "+3".
- Dzyatlava wikiPageExternalLink dyatlovo.by.ru.
- Dzyatlava wikiPageExternalLink www.dyatlovo.com.
- Dzyatlava wikiPageExternalLink www.dzyatlava.by.
- Dzyatlava wikiPageExternalLink miesta.php?lang=en&miesta_id1=hrdzdzia.
- Dzyatlava wikiPageExternalLink www.zhetel.org.
- Dzyatlava wikiPageID "23293679".
- Dzyatlava wikiPageRevisionID "599834082".
- Dzyatlava areaCode "+375-15".
- Dzyatlava coordinatesRegion "BY".
- Dzyatlava establishedDate "1498".
- Dzyatlava establishedTitle "Founded".
- Dzyatlava hasPhotoCollection Dzyatlava.
- Dzyatlava imageCaption "Catholic Church of the Assumption of Mary founded by Sejm Marshal Lew Sapieha".
- Dzyatlava imageFlag "Flag of Dziatłava, Belarus.svg".
- Dzyatlava imageSeal "Coat of Arms of Dziatłava, Belarus.svg".
- Dzyatlava imageSkyline "Зьдзецел касьцёл.jpg".
- Dzyatlava imagesize "250".
- Dzyatlava latd "53".
- Dzyatlava latm "27".
- Dzyatlava latns "N".
- Dzyatlava longd "25".
- Dzyatlava longew "E".
- Dzyatlava longm "24".
- Dzyatlava officialName "Dzyatlava / Dyatlovo".
- Dzyatlava officialName "Дзятлава / Дятлово".
- Dzyatlava populationAsOf "2004".
- Dzyatlava populationTotal "8300".
- Dzyatlava subdivisionName Belarus.
- Dzyatlava subdivisionName Grodno_Region.
- Dzyatlava subdivisionType Administrative_divisions_of_Belarus.
- Dzyatlava subdivisionType List_of_sovereign_states.
- Dzyatlava timezone Further-eastern_European_Time.
- Dzyatlava timezoneDst "not observed".
- Dzyatlava utcOffset "+3".
- Dzyatlava utcOffsetDst "+3".
- Dzyatlava website dyatlovo.by.ru.
- Dzyatlava subject Category:Populated_places_in_Grodno_Region.
- Dzyatlava subject Category:Shtetls.
- Dzyatlava subject Category:Towns_in_Belarus.
- Dzyatlava point "53.45 25.4".
- Dzyatlava type Place.
- Dzyatlava type PopulatedPlace.
- Dzyatlava type Settlement.
- Dzyatlava type Wikidata:Q532.
- Dzyatlava type Place.
- Dzyatlava type Location.
- Dzyatlava type _Feature.
- Dzyatlava type SpatialThing.
- Dzyatlava comment "Dzyatlava (Belarusian: Дзятлава, Lithuanian: Zietela, Russian: Дятлово, Polish: Zdzięcioł, Yiddish: זשעטל Zhetl) is a town in Belarus in the Hrodna voblast, about 165 km southeast of Hrodna. The population is 8,900 (1995). Dzyatlava was first referenced in documents from 1498, when it was granted to Prince Konstantin Ostrogski, who later built a wooden castle there. In the 17th century the settlement was owned by Lew Sapieha, who ordered a Catholic church to be erected on the main city square.".
- Dzyatlava label "Dsjatlawa".
- Dzyatlava label "Dziatlava".
- Dzyatlava label "Dzyatlava".
- Dzyatlava label "Zdzięcioł".
- Dzyatlava label "Дятлово (Гродненская область)".
- Dzyatlava label "佳特洛沃".
- Dzyatlava sameAs Dsjatlawa.
- Dzyatlava sameAs Dziatlava.
- Dzyatlava sameAs 2_3432.
- Dzyatlava sameAs Zdzięcioł.
- Dzyatlava sameAs m.04r8_z.
- Dzyatlava sameAs 628658.
- Dzyatlava sameAs Q1025883.
- Dzyatlava sameAs Q1025883.
- Dzyatlava lat "53.45".
- Dzyatlava long "25.4".
- Dzyatlava wasDerivedFrom Dzyatlava?oldid=599834082.
- Dzyatlava depiction Зьдзецел_касьцёл.jpg.
- Dzyatlava homepage dyatlovo.by.ru.
- Dzyatlava isPrimaryTopicOf Dzyatlava.
- Dzyatlava name "Dzyatlava / Dyatlovo".
- Dzyatlava name "Дзятлава / Дятлово".
