One million rubles (Belarus)

• April 30, 1999 - the introduction of the banknote into circulation;
• January 1, 2001 - withdrawal of a banknote from circulation during the course of the monetary reform;
• January 1, 2004 - the banknote was canceled.

Front side

On the front side there is an image of the National Art Museum of the Republic of Belarus . Above, along the edge of the banknote, there is a patterned border, in which the inscription “NATSYANALNY BANK RESPUBLIKI BELARUS RAZLIKOVY BILET” is placed, in the right extreme part is the abbreviation “NBRB”. At the top left of the museum’s image there is a numerical designation of the face value of 1,000,000. Under the central image is the inscription “NATIONAL MASTERY MUSEUM OF BELARUS”, the face value “ADZIN MILYON RUBLEЎ” is even lower, in the right part inside the patterned element is 1999.

Reverse

On the reverse side is a fragment of I. Khrutsky ’s painting “Portrait of a Wife with Flowers and Fruits”. The nominal value is indicated below - 1 000 000. A patterned border runs along the upper edge of the banknote, in which the denomination is indicated by the words "ADZIN MILYON RUBLЎЎ". The series and number of the banknote is placed at the bottom left and at the top right of the banknote. In the upper left corner there is an inscription: “PEDROBKA OF DIFFERENT TICKETS Ў NATSYANALNAGA BANK BELARUS РА PRASLEDUETS PA LAW”.

The banknote was issued in five series: AA, AB, AB, AG, AE ^{[1] [2] [3]} .

• Schmidt TL Standard Catalog of World Paper Money. Modern Issues 1961 — Present. - 24th ed. - Iola: Krause Publications, 2018 .-- 1232 p. - ISBN 978-1-4402-4859-7 .