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Andrei Liankevich’s photographic project Belarusians in Poland documents members of the Belarusian community in the Podlachia region and Warsaw. The project brings together portraits of individuals from a range of social and professional backgrounds, including cultural, academic, and public figures, as well as families, educators, children, artists, and community activists. A central element of the project is a question posed by Liankevich to each participant: “What does Belarus mean to you?” The responses provide a framework for examining how members of the Belarusian community in Poland articulate their relationships to Belarus and their sense of cultural identity.
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Selections from Princeton’s collections of rare documents of the artistic, intellectual, social and political history of Russia, Eastern Europe and the territories of the Former Soviet Union.
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- Creator of work
- Liankevich, Andrei
- Geographic Origin
- Belarus
- Geographic Subject
- Belarus
- Subject
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- Politics and government
- Self-determination, National
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