Larisa Heniush
Larisa Heniush (1910—1983) was a Belarusian poetess, memoirist, and public figure dedicated to the service of Belarus. She served as the secretary of the government of the Belarusian National Republic in exile and fought for the rights of Belarusians and the preservation of national identity. After World War II, she was arrested in Prague, sentenced, and spent eight years in a Soviet labor camp. Even after her release, she refused Soviet citizenship and lived the remainder of her life with her husband, Yanka Heniush, in his homeland of Zelva.
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Larisa Heniush's image was used on New Year's toys that led to the closure of a shop accused of rehabilitating Nazism.
Рождественский магазин, который закрыли по доносу пропагандистов, открылся снова. Но шары в нем уже другие
Belarus· 2026-01-18Larisa Heniush's portrait was featured on the Christmas ornaments, which led to scrutiny from authorities.
«Калядную краму», которая продавала елочные шары с писателями, закрыли и проводят проверкуBelarus· 2025-11-28
Larisa Heniush is a victim of Stalinist repressions and her portrait was featured on the ornaments.
Минский магазин продавал елочные шары с писателями. Пропагандисты увидели портрет Гениюш и налетелиBelarus· 2025-11-16
Larisa Heniush is one of the most popular Belarusian writers of the 20th century.
Бондарева придралась к стихотворению «Вавёрка» в программе детских садов. Что с ним не так?Belarus· 2025-10-17
Larisa Heniush was a prominent figure in Belarusian nationalism and served as the general secretary of the Belarusian People's Republic.
Лариса Гениюш: почему она не сломаласьBelarus· 2025-08-09
Larisa Heniush is included in the anthology of Belarusian prison poetry.
вышла антология белорусской тюремной поэзииBelarus· 2025-07-12
Larisa Heniush was a Belarusian poetess, memoirist, and public figure who dedicated her life to serving Belarus.
Пропагандистам удалось сорвать вечер памяти Ларисы Гениюш в МинскеBelarus· 2025-07-07
