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Belarus
Belarus is a landlocked country in Eastern Europe, with a total area of approximately 80,155 square miles (207,595 square kilometers), and an estimated population of 9.65 million (as of 2009).
347 Questions
Which czar expanded Russian control to parts of Poland belarus and Ukraine in the 1700s?
cAtheriNe the gReat :)
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Which is not part of former Soviet Union Belarus Ukraine or Romania?
Romania was not a part of Soviet Union (excepting Northern Bukovina and Bassarabia).
The leader of Belarus is President Alexander Lukashenko.
What is the capital of the Soviet Republic of Belarus?
It's Minsk. And Belarus is not a Soviet republic any more.
Is there Mormonism in Belarus?
In 2002, Belarus passed a law greatly inhibiting the activities of the church there. Despite heavy sanctions, there are approximately 150 active members of the church meeting in a handful of groups in Belarus.
Check out the Related Links below to learn more about the church in Belarus.
How do you get visa for Belarus citizen to enter Mexico?
Tourist visas for all countries that are part of the Commonwealth of Independent States (including Belarus) can be obtained at the Mexican embassy in the Russian Federation:
Bolshoi Levshinski Per. 4
Postal Code:
119034
Moscow
Russia
Phone:
+7-95-2015631
+7-95-2012328
+7-95-2012593
Fax:
+7-95-2302042
Email:
embmxru@online.ru
No, today none of those countries are communist.
What does bela literally mean from the word Belarus?
I don't think "Bela" actually means anything on it's own.
But it comes from the old Russian name of the area which was normally refered to as "White Russia" in English - although I think white Russia actually covered more ground than Belarus does now.
Actually there's no any democracy at all, Belarus is a totalitarian state or "the police" state. No freedom of speech. No fair elections.
How do people from Belarus interact with the environment?
The people in Belarus interact with the environment just like the people in the United States do. They use the land to grow food and they also try their best to stop pollution in the air.
