Pinsk's Underground Secrets: A Night at the Museum Unearths City's Hidden History

Pinsk's Hidden History: Unearthing Secrets in an Underground Passage Pinsk, Belarus – A recent "Night at the Museum" event in Pinsk unearthed more than just artifacts; it revealed a hidden chapter in the city's history. An underground passage, explored in a short video that has recently gone viral, offers a glimpse into the city's past, from its role in World War II to its connections with ancient religious sites. The video shows a group touring the dimly lit passage, where a guide explains that the passage served as a German weapons storage during World War II. "They [the Germans] had a weapons depot there," the guide states in the video, "weapons, ammunition, grenades... but thankfully, they didn't detonate." Further along the passage, the guide points out its historical links to a former Orthodox church and the castle of the Vishnevetsky princes. The passage's historical significance is underscored by the presence of dried herbs hanging from the ceiling, adding to the mysterious atmosphere. The video's popularity highlights the public's interest in local history and the potential for tourism in Pinsk. The city's hidden gems, brought to light through events like "Night at the Museum," offer a unique and engaging experience for visitors and residents alike.