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The stereotype of the Jews in the Polish-Belarusian-Lithuanian borderland (based on field studies in Braslavsky, Postavsky and Svislochsky regions)
Patronymics with the suffix -uk recorded in Poland only in the Podlaskie administrative region
Belarusian and Polish Languages During the Occupation
The Image of Polish in Belarusian Culture (Following the Results of an Associative Experiment)
Problematic-artistic embodiment of the “southern question” in Carl Levy's novel Christ Stopped at Eboli
The ethnic picture of the Homeland in the works of Arthur Bartels
Pinsk and the Pinsk region in the eyes of Fyodor Glinka and Józef Ignacy Kraszewski. A comparative study on Russian and Polish travel literature in the first half of the 19th century
The “Belarusian school of poets” in the perspective of romantic regionalism
The Language of the Bilingual Population in the Podlasie Region
Bilingual names in the Bialystok region
Polish language in the Komarow region: past, present, future (conclusions from field research in the Myadzyel district of the Minsk region, Belarus)
Is There a Polish Language in the Hrodna Region (Belarus)? An Outline of Key Issues
Modern Surnames of the South of the Volyn Region Motivated by the Dialectisms of Ukrainian and Belarusian Polissya
Self-identification of the Belarusian-speaking Population of the Grodno Region and its Surroundings in Previous Centuries and of the Sokółka Region Today
Bogumił Ostrowski, Belarusian Dialects of the Grodno Region: Selected Issues, Institute of the Polish Language, Polish Academy of Sciences, Kraków 2013, 272 pp.
Influence of Belarusian on the Polish Language of Poles in the Hrodna Region: Generation of the 1920s and the 1940s (with Examples of Recordings and Interviews from Hrodna, Lida and Vawkavysk)
Suffixes '-ewicz', '-owicz' in Surnames and Toponyms of the Region of Białystok as well as Their Syncope in Dialect Forms
Polesye village and landowner (pan) (oral recollections of the inhabitants of former Skirmunt’s manors in the Pinsk region)
The sociolinguistic status of the Kamai village (Postavski district, Vitebsk region of Belarus)
Popular patronymic surnames ending in -uk derived from names of Latin origin in the Hajnówka district, region of Bialystok
