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existed in the region from
December 1929. By 1926, this activity had culminated into at least 480 villages in Polesie Voivodeship appealing to the Polish government to open Ukrainian-language schools in their respective villages. Prosvita was banned in 1935, though it continued to operate illegally
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426:. The government of Ukraine at the time had plans to open a total of 320 Ukrainian-language schools in the Okruha, and Ukrainian studies courses were created. Several Ukrainian-language newspapers also existed in the city.
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made two visits to the region. Twenty years later, Ukrainian theatre began to organise in the region. By the turn of the century, an estimated 800,000 to 1 million
Ukrainians lived in the region. In 1914, the
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After the end of the war, the
Soviets cracked down on the UPA. By May or June 1948, the Beresteishchyna command had been destroyed. The final UPA-Soviet confrontations in the region took place in
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452:. This uprising was followed by the handover of the region to the re-established Ukrainian People's Republic by the Germans, and the subsequent entrance of the Polish Army as part of the
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was formed, advocating for granting
Ukrainians in Beresteishchyna the status of a national minority and working for the preservation of their culture. The Ukrainian-language newspaper
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were all active in the region. In 1923, Prosvita reopened in Brest, and soon spread throughout the region, including 127 villages by 1929. A branch of the
Ukrainian secret society
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682:. After the region's annexation into the Byelorussian SSR, an active campaign of de-Ukrainisation and Russification began, with Ukrainian-language schools being closed and the
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claimed that a Polish-Ukrainian congress would be held in Brest demanding autonomy, and subsequently banned the
Beresteishchyna Dictionary and the Beresteishchyna Prosvita.
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715:. Ukrainian-language newspapers once again began publishing, and 159 Ukrainian-language schools were operating in Beresteishchyna by February 1943. In 1941, the
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1387:, where the Ukrainian population was 57,111. Estimates from Ukrainian observers consider the actual number to be far higher - around one million people.
771:
651:. Following the annexation, there were protests in Brest and Kobryn by residents, who asked to join the Ukrainian SSR. A Polesian delegation went to the
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246:. Another uprising occurred in 1649, leading to the deaths of approximately 2,000 of the city's residents. Other, more minor uprisings took place in
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society in
Polesia was founded in Brest. The next year, the first ever conference of teachers from throughout Ukraine was held in the village of
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recorded a total of 158,723 Ukrainians in
Belarus, with 40,046 (25.2%) of these Ukrainians being in Brest Region. This was a decrease from the
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601:. A 3–4 July 1933 demonstration by peasants in Kobryn County in support of the CPWU was broken up by the Polish police. In January 1939, the
2230:] (in Ukrainian). Lviv: I. Krypyakevych Institute of Ukrainian Studies of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine. pp. 384–389.
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The development of the
Ukrainian liberation movement in Beresteishchyna during the Second World War as a manifestation of national revival
906:, also head of the State Security Committee, declared a total ban on the Ukrainian movement in Brest Region, comparing the situation to
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The early 1990s, with the independence of
Belarus, led to increased activity from Belarusian Ukrainians. On 18 February 1990, the
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operated in the region. These activities strengthened the position of Ukrainian nationalist groups in the region, such as the
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However, this expression of Ukrainian cultural identity was not welcomed by the Belarusian population. In 1990, the
403:. The Ukrainian People's Republic established a new Kholm Governorate, including Brest as its capital and headed by
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attacked members of the Ukrainian Public Civic Association as they were selling newspapers, referring to them as "
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314:. The Russian Empire deported Ukrainian, Belarusian, and Polish residents alike to the Far East as part of their
242:, which lasted for over three months, from September 1648 to January 1649, before being crushed by the forces of
202:
Other names for Beresteishchyna include Brest Land, Brest Volost, Berestiyshchyna, Brestshchyna, Brest Krai, and
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During the Second Polish Republic, the number of Ukrainians decreased and the number of Belarusians and
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formed in Dyvin in October 1942, eventually growing into two military districts within Beresteishchyna:
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1759:[Oleksandr Vabishchevych: The Ukrainian cultural-education movement in Polesia (1920s-1930s)].
892:
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Isayevych, Yaroslav (2003). "Берестейська земля, Берестейщина" [Brest Land, Beresteishchyna].
774:, as well as with German forces. By late 1944, 840–1,200 UPA soldiers were active in Beresteishchyna.
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2399:] (in Ukrainian). Chicago, New York: Ukrainian Scientific Publishing Institute. pp. 22–23.
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Later, the Ukrainians of Beresteishchyna became involved in Cossack uprisings. During the
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521:. During the interwar period, Ukrainian nationalist activities actively continued; the
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of residents from the western regions of the country. In 1916, the first branch of the
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in March 1952 and 1953, respectively, both of which ended in defeats for the UPA.
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1299:
670:, also supported the inclusion of the region into Ukraine, but was denied by
488:, three ethnically-Ukrainian deputies from Polesie Voivodeship were elected:
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increased. According to Ukrainian anthropologist and nationalist politician
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1679:[The Ukrainian majority of Beresteishchyna as a modern minority]
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Volyn-Zhytomyr Historical and Philological Collection of Regional Issues
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being introduced. By 1940, there were 58 Ukrainian-language schools in
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2070:[Beresteishchyna Ukrainians - autochthonous or immigrants?].
907:
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662:, but was denied the right to participate by the Soviet government.
639:, Polesie Voivodeship was annexed by the Soviet Union following the
628:, a Ukrainian nationalist movement active in Beresteishchyna during
612:, a pro-OUN guerrilla movement, formed around the area of Ivanava.
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passed a law including southern parts of Beresteishchyna into the
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of 1897, Ukrainian was the most spoken language of the region;
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that succeeded the Ukrainian People's Republic established the
945:
had a Ukrainian-speaking population of 140,561 (64.4%), while
902:
made disparaging remarks about the Public Civic Association.
1886:] (in Ukrainian) (3 ed.). Kyiv. pp. 101, 497.
2310:] (in Ukrainian). Lviv: Afisha. pp. 109, 187–188.
215:
Grand Duchy of Lithuania and Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth
585:, Eastern Orthodox churches were destroyed as part of the
16:
Ukrainian cultural and ethnic region in Belarus and Poland
766:. Ukrainian insurgent groups engaged in combat with both
949:
had a Ukrainian-speaking population of 146,789 (79.6%).
177:
1726:"Українська більшість Берестейщини як сучасна меншість"
1677:"Українська більшість Берестейщини як сучасна меншість"
1654:] (in Ukrainian). Lviv: Afisha. pp. 308, 353.
2448:] (in Ukrainian) (3 ed.). Kyiv. p. 494.
2196:] (in Ukrainian). Lviv: Afisha. pp. 30, 308.
2150:] (in Ukrainian) (3 ed.). Kyiv. p. 381.
2107:] (in Ukrainian) (3 ed.). Kyiv. p. 502.
2011:] (in Ukrainian). Lviv: Afisha. pp. 29, 356.
1961:] (in Ukrainian). Lviv: Afisha. pp. 28, 356.
1622:] (in Ukrainian). Lviv: Afisha. pp. 17, 351.
1593:] (in Ukrainian). Lviv: Afisha. pp. 15, 350.
577:
The Polish government, however, undertook a series of
1545:] (in Ukrainian). Kyiv: Heneza. 1993. p. 37.
274:
showing the northwestern ethnic border of Ukrainians
707:. Local OUN committees were established in Kobryn,
542:
Ukrainian Workers' and Peasants' Socialist Alliance
99:
77:
21:
2252:] (in Ukrainian). Kyiv: Znannia. p. 222.
2068:"Українці Берестейщини - автохтони чи іммігранти?"
2040:] (in Ukrainian). Kyiv: Znannia. p. 221.
795:Ukrainian Public Civic Association of Brest Region
2392:Західні Українські Землі в межах Польщі 1920-1939
2281:] (in Ukrainian). Lviv: Afisha. p. 357.
1825:] (in Ukrainian). Lviv: Afisha. p. 355.
668:First Secretary of the Communist Party of Ukraine
1932:] (in Ukrainian). Lviv: Afisha. p. 28.
1857:] (in Ukrainian). Lviv: Afisha. p. 27.
1564:] (in Ukrainian). Lviv: Afisha. p. 65.
39:
723:, formed in Polesia. The first Beresteishchyna
25:
2446:Ethnic boundaries and state borders of Ukraine
2148:Ethnic boundaries and state borders of Ukraine
2105:Ethnic boundaries and state borders of Ukraine
1884:Ethnic boundaries and state borders of Ukraine
1441:, Ukrainian writer, anthropologist, playwright
1434:Metropolitan of Kiev, Galicia and all Ruthenia
8:
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690:, though this number later decreased to 30.
643:. Polesie Voivodeship was included into the
581:campaigns. The countryside was settled with
72:in southwestern Belarus/northwestern Ukraine
223:, representatives from Beresteishchyna and
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1477:Isayevych, Yaroslav; Leoniuk, Volodymyr.
825:was published from 1991 to 1996, and the
910:. On 7 April 1999, Belarusian President
476:, Beresteishchyna was included into the
227:spoke in favour of unification with the
2442:Етнічні межі і державний кордон України
2397:Western Ukraine Within Poland 1920-1939
2144:Етнічні межі і державний кордон України
2101:Етнічні межі і державний кордон України
1880:Етнічні межі і державний кордон України
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840:organisation was founded. In 1996, the
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855:was published by Volodymyr Leoniuk in
645:Byelorussian Soviet Socialist Republic
595:Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists
523:Ukrainian National Democratic Alliance
468:Linguistic map of Central Europe, 1930
310:, Beresteishchyna was occupied by the
190:of Belarus. Located along the western
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282:, Beresteishchyna became part of the
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64:Various proposed borders between the
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2411:"Ethnic composition of Belarus 2009"
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880:", and telling them to, "go back to
697:, Beresteishchyna was included into
653:People's Congress of Western Ukraine
422:, with plans to include it into the
1195:Polesie Voivodeship census results
865:A.S. Pushkin Brest State University
863:began being offered as a course at
649:Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic
231:, alongside other Ukrainian lands.
1792:Encyclopedia of History of Ukraine
1543:Handbook on the History of Ukraine
599:Communist Party of Western Ukraine
395:, Ukraine gained Beresteishchyna,
186:, in what is primarily the modern
14:
2066:Vynnychenko, Ihor (4 June 1999).
440:began in Polesia, centred around
1981:
616:World War II and post-war period
486:1922 Polish legislative election
405:Oleksandr Skoropys-Yoltukhovskyi
365:
345:
133:
120:
107:
1801:Institute of History of Ukraine
1399:, hieromartyr and saint of the
531:Volhynian Ukrainian Association
2440:Serhiychuk, Volodymyr (2008).
2220:Serhiychuk, Volodymyr (2008).
2142:Serhiychuk, Volodymyr (2008).
2099:Serhiychuk, Volodymyr (2008).
2076:(in Ukrainian). Archived from
1878:Serhiychuk, Volodymyr (2008).
1119:Brestsky and Kobrinsky Uyezds
680:Communist Party of Byelorussia
383:According to the terms of the
229:Crown of the Kingdom of Poland
1:
2494:Ukrainian diaspora in Belarus
2489:Historical regions in Belarus
429:During the autumn of 1918, a
2302:Leoniuk, Volodymyr (1996).
2273:Leoniuk, Volodymyr (1996).
2188:Leoniuk, Volodymyr (1996).
2003:Leoniuk, Volodymyr (1996).
1953:Leoniuk, Volodymyr (1996).
1924:Leoniuk, Volodymyr (1996).
1849:Leoniuk, Volodymyr (1996).
1817:Leoniuk, Volodymyr (1996).
1761:Union of Belarusian Writers
1724:Arkushyn, Hryhoriy (2015).
1711:Humanitarian Science Issues
1675:Arkushyn, Hryhoriy (2015).
1646:Leoniuk, Volodymyr (1996).
1614:Leoniuk, Volodymyr (1996).
1585:Leoniuk, Volodymyr (1996).
1556:Leoniuk, Volodymyr (1996).
768:Soviet Belarusian partisans
389:Ukrainian People's Republic
178:
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2308:Beresteishchyna Dictionary
2279:Beresteishchyna Dictionary
2244:Makarchuk, Stepan (2008).
2194:Beresteishchyna Dictionary
2032:Makarchuk, Stepan (2008).
2009:Beresteishchyna Dictionary
1959:Beresteishchyna Dictionary
1930:Beresteishchyna Dictionary
1855:Beresteishchyna Dictionary
1823:Beresteishchyna Dictionary
1652:Beresteishchyna Dictionary
1620:Beresteishchyna Dictionary
1591:Beresteishchyna Dictionary
1562:Beresteishchyna Dictionary
1539:Довідник з історії України
886:Supreme Council of Belarus
842:Beresteishchyna Dictionary
700:Reichskommissariat Ukraine
270:Fragment of a 1875 map by
2250:Ethnic History of Ukraine
2038:Ethnic History of Ukraine
1993:. Accessed 30 April 2023.
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811:Voice of Beresteishchyna
731:Ukrainian Insurgent Army
626:Ukrainian Insurgent Army
603:Polesian Lozove Cossacks
2246:Етнічна історія України
2034:Етнічна історія України
884:". In addresses to the
676:Panteleimon Ponomarenko
637:Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact
527:Ukrainian Women's Union
385:Treaty of Brest-Litovsk
354:Ukrainian People's Army
219:During the time of the
2417:. 14–24 October 2009.
1487:] (in Ukrainian).
1385:1999 Belarusian census
1381:2009 Belarusian census
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711:, Ivanava, Dyvin, and
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591:Bereza Kartuska Prison
478:Second Polish Republic
469:
372:Ukrainian teachers in
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1418:Kazimierz Łyszczyński
1200:Nationality/language
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269:
2387:Kubijovyč, Volodymyr
2304:Словник Берестейщини
2275:Словник Берестейщини
2190:Словник Берестейщини
2005:Словник Берестейщини
1955:Словник Берестейщини
1926:Словник Берестейщини
1851:Словник Берестейщини
1819:Словник Берестейщини
1648:Словник Берестейщини
1616:Словник Берестейщини
1587:Словник Берестейщини
1558:Словник Берестейщини
1420:, Polish philosopher
912:Alexander Lukashenko
721:Taras Bulba-Borovets
695:Operation Barbarossa
280:partitions of Poland
236:Khmelnytsky Uprising
70:Belarusian languages
2415:pop-stat.mashke.org
1701:Hrytsenko, Halyna.
1412:Mykhailo Krychevsky
1397:Athanasius of Brest
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1189:Volodymyr Kubijovyč
1120:
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932:1897 Russian census
926:Demographic map of
482:Polesie Voivodeship
387:signed between the
2080:on 13 January 2020
1767:on 19 January 2021
1736:(in Ukrainian): 7.
1687:(in Ukrainian): 6.
1447:, Belarusian noble
1439:Oleksa Storozhenko
1426:, Ukrainian writer
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930:according to the
893:Eduard Shyrkouski
861:Ukrainian studies
859:. The same year,
772:Polish resistance
664:Nikita Khrushchev
480:, and became the
472:According to the
454:Polish–Soviet War
337:Russian Civil War
301:Southwestern Krai
297:Kholm Governorate
272:Aleksandr Rittikh
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