Belarusian Resistance

Assistance from other Soviet regions and European countries in the struggle against the occupation of Belarus

Report from a delegation of veteran civil war partisans, Novosibirsk Region, Russia, to the secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Belarus, P.K. Ponomarenko. 15 August 1942 or later. (NARB, 4p-33а-154, ll. 212-216)
Letter from the working people of the towns of Chkalov and Mednogorsk, Russia, to the Belarusian Government informing they sent airplanes, arms, uniforms etc. to Belarusian partisans. 1942. (NARB, 4p-33а-155, ll.79-81)
О.М. Kasaev, a Karachai partisan who together with M. Abramov formed a partisan detachment on 10 August 1941, later the commander of the 121st partisan regiment in the Mogilev region, posthumous Hero of the Soviet Union. 1944. Portrait. (BGAKFFD, 0-055643)
Т.I. Bauer, a Hungarian female scout, was infiltrated into Belarus in August 1942, the chief of an underground group in Minsk. [Before 1942]. Portrait. (BGAKFFD, 0-71955)
A group of Polish partisans from the Baranovichi partisan formation. [1942-1944]. (BGAKFFD, 0-71964)
Members of the Borba (Struggle) partisan detachment, Baranovichi formation: the German Herbert Titz, the French Albert Barbish, and Ukrainians Aleksander Kryuchkov and Gritsko Rybalko. [1942-1944]. (BGAKFFD, 0-71963)
Partisans from the Smolensk regiment and the pilots who flew from the Soviet rear meet near the village of Antonishki. Vitebsk region. January 1943. (BGAKFFD, 0-87286)
Report from the operations assistant chief at the Belarusian Partisan Movement Staff, V.I. Zadorozhnikov, to the operations chief, A.I. Bryukhanov, concerning the flight from the air field at Monino to the landing site at Begoml on the night of 22 April 1943. 24 April 1943. (NARB, f. 1450, op. 2, d. 988, l. 288-289)
Transportation of wounded partisans from the Polotsk-Lepel partisan zone into the Soviet rear. Vitebsk region. [1943-1944]. (BGAKFFD, 0-100249)
An aircraft being prepared in the Soviet rear for flight into the partisan-controlled zone in the Minsk region. 1944. (BGAKFFD, 0-73236)
Order by the Commissioner for the Minsk Partisan Formation at the Belarusian Partisan Movement Staff, G.V. Gnusov, directing partisan  commanders and political commissars to provide all possible assistance to the British and American pilots in case of their forced landing. 11 June 1944. (NARB, f. 3500, op. 4, d. 154, t. 2, l. 410)