Tałačyn ( _be. Талачын, IPA2|taɫa'tʂɨn) is a city in the Viciebsk Province of
History
Town was first mentioned in
External links
* [http://radzima.org/pub/miesta.php?lang=en&miesta_id1=vitltala Photos on Radzima.org]
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