Kryzhovka (Minsk region)

In 1885 - a tract in the Zaslavsky volost of the Minsk district .

In 1897 - the outskirts (4 yards, 28 residents) near Libavo-Romny railway and 2 farms (2 yards, 17 residents).

In 1917 - 22 yards, 108 residents.

From February to December 1918 it was occupied by the troops of Kaiser Germany . During the Soviet-Polish war from July 1919 to July 1920, as well as in mid-October 1920, by the troops of Poland. Since 1919 as part of the BSSR . From August 20, 1924, the farm was part of the Ratomsky Village Council of the Zaslavsky District of the Minsk District (until July 26, 1930). In 1926 there were 13 yards on the farm, 55 inhabitants. From May 26, 1935 - in the Minsk region , from February 20, 1938 - in the Minsk region . In the Second World War from the end of June 1941 to the beginning of July 1944 it was occupied by German-Nazi forces, 7 residents were killed. Since January 20, 1960 - as part of the Zhdanovichi Village Council .

In 1997 there were 55 households, 151 residents. In 2010, there were 67 households, 168 residents, a music school, a library, a culture center, an outpatient clinic, dispensaries, recreation camps, a fisherman's house, a shopping center, a canteen, a post office, a pharmacy. In the vicinity of the village there are children's health camps ^[1] .

• List of small settlements of Minsk region
• Zaslavsky reservoir
• bp Gooseberry
• Tragedy in Kryzhovka (1977)