1. Belarusian Nobility Association "Hodnasc'"
Hodnasc' address in Belarus: Post Office Box 212; Minsk - 102, a.c. 212; 220 102 Belarus
Its FEEFHS U.S. representative is Mr. George Tarnowski.

Also here: Nobility.by

2. A Slavic Genealogy WWW Journal
The journal is issued by the Federation Of Eastern European Family History Societes

3. Federation of Eastern European Family History Societies.
You can find here a huge database of family names, search by ethnic, religious and location index. There is a collection of maps and links to other genealogical services. See also their Belarus Research List.

4. Jewish Gen.
A volunteer Jewish organization seeking the ancestry roots in the Eastern Europe. It has great pages about Jewish Genealogy of Belarus and many contacts to other researchers.

5. Belarus Genealogy Forum at Genealogy.com
It is a Bulletin Board for those seeking their roiots in Belarus

6. soc.culture.belarus Usenet news group
This group was created in 1996 as a moderated group. Each submission is being read by a human moderator. The SPAM and vulgar posts are rejected. You can read the soc.culture.belarus charter  and browse through soc.culture.belarus archive

7. "Belarus" e-mail list.
This list has several hundred subscribers from Belarus and at times discusses genealogical issues. To subscribe the list, send e-mail to: listproc@solar.rtd.utk.edu
In the body of the e-mail write: subscribe BELARUS firstname lastname
When you subscribe, you will receive a welcome file that will explain more about the list, plus give further information about commands.

8. Jewish guide and genealogy in Poland  
Poland, Krakow, Kazimierz, Auschwitz-Birkenau, Shtetl with a jewish, privat guide. Jewish genealogy and travel in Poland and Galicia.

8. On-line chat about Belarus.
Actually there are several places:

• Our very own blog.
• Various Belarusian chat rooms.

9. Bulletin Board.
You can post your message in belarusy.com forum