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groups: List of Czech, Bohemian, Moravian and Slovak Jews List of Hungarian Jews List of Polish Jews List of Romanian Jews List of Ukrainian Jews List of Jews...

born in Russia. I was wrong to include him in List of Belarusian Jews. 2.5 Paul Baran, co-inventor of Internet. Born in Grodno (today Belarus). It doesn't...

themselves Polish Jews or Russian Jews because Jews in the area never identified as Ruthenian/Belarusian Jews until the Belarusian SSR was formed. 94.7.210.153...

(not Ukrainian/Belarusian/Polish) Jews. I think the list should be presented like that with the addition of a link to the "Prominent Jews" on a separate...

the center of Belarusian political life". But Grodno Region states that "By 1939, the Grodno city had 60,000 inhabitants, with Poles and Jews accounting...

"related" to it? They are, the term was used to apply to modern-day Belarusians, too, at some point in time, AFAIR... --Joy [shallot] 21:40, 7 Sep 2004...

and growing tensions between Jews and Poles. It is significant in this regard that in 1921, 74.2% of Polish Jews listed Yiddish or Hebrew as their native...

rename the article to "List of Polish and Belarusian Jews"? I looked at the list, and it seems at least a quarter of those listed were from Belarus. For...

I want to know: The real difference between the two variants of Belarusian, the Tarashkevitsa and the Academic version. Really. This is not an article...

is not "Jews who shared the Polish-language culture prevalent among the GDL gentry", because they did not identify with it, but rather "Jews who happened...

Germany, governed by the collaborationist Belarusian Central Council supported by the Nazi Belarusian battalions of the Home Defence. The timeline was off;...

Was Belarusian subject to polonization or not? It is evident that Belarusian has incorporated a great quantity of Polish words. Still Rydel has deleted...

106 of them was Polish language, Yiddish language for 96,514 and Hebrew language for 16,452 citizens (for the total of 112,966 Jews) Belarusian language...

the Belarusian spelling of Lakhva, it would be much appreciated. Skeezix1000 13:50, 7 April 2006 (UTC) (copied from User talk:Buncic#Belarusian language)...

bigger part of the Duchy of Lithuania, but I decided to put only Jews born in the borders which are Lithuania now because Belarusian Jews already have...

accident or not. "The Jews" refers to a specific set of Jews, as though the Jews in Poland were substantially different from the Jews in Germany, Russia...

Much like Singer with Poland, Chagall's experiences as a Belarusian Jew, rather than simply a Jew in the Russian Empire, shaped his work - this is something...

anyone points me to some source document confirming that (which won't be Belarusian's propaganda but reliable historical source). —Preceding unsigned comment...

Ukrainians 62.8% Russians 33.2% Belarusians 0.7% Jews 1.5% 2001 Kharkiv Oblast Ukrainians 70.7% Russians 25.6% Belarusians 0.5% Jews 0.4% Your will notice that...