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In 2009, Ukrainians made up 1.7% of the total population of Belarus, with 158,723 people. The population is primarily located in southern Belarus, and concentrated particularly in Brest Region, but substantial populations exist in all regions of the country. The region with the lowest Ukrainian
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Often, ethnic Ukrainians living in the territory of modern-day Belarus are singled out as a separate group. However, due to the cultural proximity and similarity of Belarusians and Ukrainians, difficulties arise in drawing ethnic boundaries between the two.
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The majority of Ukrainians living in Belarus today are descendants of migrants from Ukraine, occurring due to the fact that Ukraine and Belarus were for centuries part of the same state. It is also known that many
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For many years, Belarusians and Ukrainians were not separated in documents. The identification of the two peoples took place, as a rule, on the basis of common religion (
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Historically, Ukrainians made up a large population of the Belarusian population; in the 1897 census, there were 362,800 Ukrainians in
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settled in the Dnieper region in the 17th century. The last significant wave of immigrants from Ukraine arrived in Belarus during the
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has developed among the Ukrainian population; 61.2% of all Ukrainians use the
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Per the 2009 census, many Ukrainians in Belarus have continued to use the
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Population of Ukrainians by district in Brest Region, 2009 census
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Unlike many other ethnic minorities in Belarus, such as
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Christianity) and under the common name of Ruthenians,
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Belarusians in Ukraine
Belarusian
Russian
Ukrainian
Polesian
Christianity
Eastern Orthodox
Greek Catholic
Ukrainians
Ukrainian diaspora
Belarus
Brest Region
Kamieniets
Brest
Kobryn
Zhabinka
Zaporozhian Cossacks
Soviet Union
Eastern Orthodox
Greek Catholic
Tutejszy
Poleshuks
Roma
Jews
President
Alexander Lukashenko
Ukrainian House
uk
Brest Prosvita
uk

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