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bielorrússia A landlocked republic in eastern Europe; formerly a European soviet.
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The United States later added large Belarus companies to the sanctions list.
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Many packs moved into Finland, Belarus, and then Poland and eastern Europe.
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The EU is gearing up to impose new sanctions on Belarus officials.
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In Belarus, President Alexander Lukashenko also toured areas affected by the disaster.
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Without tilting the geo-political balance for Belarus between the EU and Russia.
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Many of them become the political elite of Republic of Belarus.
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She remained on the territory of the republic of Belarus.
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Bakiyev, now in exile in the ex-Soviet republic of Belarus, has strongly denied any involvement in the events.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Life in the former Soviet republic of Belarus can test the creativity of non-conformists in the arts.
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At least seven presidential candidates and hundreds of opposition supporters have been arrested after clashes with police in the former Soviet republic of Belarus.
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In three days we went through Belorussia, Ukraine, and arrived in the Orel area.
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Set largely in Belorussia during the second World War, the film doesn't worry much about plot.
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His father was an Armenian Jew from Belorussia.
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Eastern Belorussia was now to provide the start line for the most ambitious operation in the Nazi-Soviet conflict.
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Georgi Malenkov, who ruled Russia 1953-6, was the chief purger in Belorussia and Armenia.
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Stray Jewish agricultural settlements also appeared in Lithuania and White Russia.
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To-day White Russia is one of the poorest and most backward parts of the empire.
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In Ukraine, in Finland, Poland, White Russia, the nationalist movements gathered strength and became bolder.
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The largest section was sent to fight north of Lvov and in the northern sector of White Russia.
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It was under his reign that a truce for twenty years with Turkey, restored peace to White Russia.
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He writes that more precise information is needed from Russia, Byelorussia and Ukraine.
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The New Yorker, March 19, 1990 P. 33 Comment about a demonstration held a week before free elections in Russia, the Ukraine and Byelorussia.
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Broyer estimates that Russia, Byelorussia, Ukraine, the three Baltic states with Poland, Romania and Bulgaria may have from 80,000 to more than 200,000 singing males.