This article is about antifascist struggle of the Belarusian Tatars during the World War II. On the basis of the archive data the author presents information on the number of Tatar population who participated in the partisan movement. It’s also noted in the article that the Belarusian Tatars fought the enemy on the fronts of the war, most of them were included in the units of the Red Army. The Belarusian Tatars also fought the enemy in the 13th Regiment of the Vilnius Lancers in the Polish army, then in the army V.Anders, 1th Polish division named after Tadeusz Kosciuszko, which laid the foundation for the 1th Polish army.The author brings examples of faithful struggle of the Belarusian Tatars in the underground movement. The attention is drawn to the fact the attitude of the local Tatars to the fate of the Jewish population was not indifferent.