| Russian city |
| Lavish coats |
| Belarus city |
| Belarus capital |
| European capital |
| Byelorussian hub |
| CIS headquarters |
| Byelorussian city |
| Belarus's capital |
| Capital of Belarus |
| Belarussian capital |
| Byelorussian capital |
| Belarus' capital city |
| Capital WSW of Moscow |
| Byelorussia's capital |
| Capital of Byelorussia |
| Belarus's largest city |
| Soviet city near Poland |
| Capital of White Russia |
| Largest city in Belarus |
| Russian industrial city |
| Eastern European capital |
| Louis B. Mayer's birthplace |
| Capital between Riga and Kiev |
| European capital ENE of Warsaw |
| Capital on a Berezina tributary |
| 1960-62 home of Lee Harvey Oswald |
| Louis B. Mayer's Belarus birthplace |
| Eastern European capital of 2 million |
| Capital on a tributary of the Berezina |
| European capital on the Svisloch River |
| Birthplace of film mogul Louis B. Mayer |
| Capital whose main street is Nezavisimosti |
| Only Belarus city with an underground metro |
| Where Lee Harvey Oswald was a lathe operator |
| City that once had a large Yiddish-speaking population |