- and
Russia being home to more than half a
million Belarusians each.
During the
Soviet era,
Belarusians were
referred to as
Byelorussians or Belorussians...
- Look up
Belarusian in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Belarusian may
refer to:
Something of, or
related to
Belarus Belarusians,
people from Belarus,...
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Belarusians,
which comprise about 19.7% of
Belarusians living in
Ukraine (data from 2001
Ukrainian census In Ukrainian). In Poland, the
Belarusian language...
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people identifying themselves as
Belarusians according to
official censuses. The Minsk-based
World ****ociation of
Belarusians is the
international organization...
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Karelia and Siberia. Most
Belarusians in
Russia are
migrants from
modern Belarus or
their descendants,
while a
minor part of
Belarusians in
Russia are indigenous...
- women). Over 99% of
Belarusians aged 15 and
older are literate.
According to the
census of
November 2011, 58.9% of all
Belarusians adhered to some kind...
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immigrants came
before the full
development and
spread of
Belarusian nationalism. Most
ethnic Belarusians (those who were not
genetically or
culturally Polish...
- were 18,850
Canadians who
claimed Belarusian ancestry.
Vincent Žuk-Hryškievič
estimated the
number of
Belarusians in
Canada in late 1959 at
about 40...
-
Belarusians in
Chicago are an
ethnic group in the
Chicagoland area. The
first Belarusians to
arrive in
Chicago emigrated around 1900.
During and after...
- of the
Belarusians into account." US Amb****ador on the
attitude of
Belarusians to the war and Makei's proposal]. Радыё Свабода (in
Belarusian). Retrieved...
