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Other Slavic peoples, especially East Slavs (Russians, Ukrainians, Rusyns) Belarusians also form minorities in neighboring Poland (especially in the former Belastok Voblast of BSSR), Russia and Lithuania. At the begin of 20th century Belarusians constituted a majority in the regions around Vilnia and Smolensk. Noticeable numbers have immigrated to the United States, Brazil and Canada in the early 20th century. During Soviet times, many Belarusians were deported or migrated to various regions of the USSR, including Siberia, Kazakhstan and the Ukraine.
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