Dziady (Forefathers' Eve). This is how Vilnius' Rossa Cemetery and Belarusian graves look at this moment
On Dziady, people come to Vilnius' Rossa Cemetery, where many prominent Belarusians are also buried, to pay tribute to their memory. On this day, all cemeteries are adorned with lanterns. The burial sites of Belarusian figures are also decorated with white-red-white ribbons.

Near the monument to the revivalists, founders of "Nasha Niva", Ivan and Anton Lutskievich

Near the monuments to Albin and Kanstantsin Stapovich

At the grave of Uladzislau Syrakomlya

Near the cenotaph of Frantsishak Alyakhnovich

Near the cenotaph of the Lutskievich brothers
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