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The Post-Soviet "Great Migration of Peoples", A Drama Seen in the Mirror of Statistics

The liquidation of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics launched a genuinely new "great migration of peoples." Let us examine this interesting phenomenon through the prism of the migration exchange between, on one hand, the independent republics that sprang up on the vast expanses of the disintegrated giant and, on the other, little Belarus—which, as researchers have rightly noted, "for a long time remained almost the least visible" of all the post-Soviet states [1].