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The Union of Lublin (1569) made Poland and Lithuania a single, federated state. Although Lithuania retained the title of grand duchy and its code of laws, its western province Podlasia—which ha | The Union of Lublin (1569) made Poland and Lithuania a single, federated state. Although Lithuania retained the title of grand duchy and its code of laws, its western province Podlasia—which ha | ||
==[[Belarus in 2008]]== | |||
Belgium Area: 30,528 sq km (11,787 sq mi) Population (2008 est.): 10,697,000 Capital: Brussels Chief of state: King Albert II Head of government: Prime Ministers Guy Verhofstadt, from March 20, Yves...--->[[Belarus in 2008|read on]] | |||
==[[Belarus in 2006]]== | ==[[Belarus in 2006]]== | ||
Belarus Area: 207,595 sq km (80,153 sq mi) Population (2006 est.): 9,726,000 Capital: Minsk Head of state and government: President Alyaksandr H. Lukashenka, assisted by Prime Minister Syarhey...--->[[Belarus in 2006|read on]] | Belarus Area: 207,595 sq km (80,153 sq mi) Population (2006 est.): 9,726,000 Capital: Minsk Head of state and government: President Alyaksandr H. Lukashenka, assisted by Prime Minister Syarhey...--->[[Belarus in 2006|read on]] | ||
==[[Belarus in 2004]]== | ==[[Belarus in 2004]]== | ||