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	Content preview:  O. G. wrote: > I was metioning national perspective on
	history, so for Ukrainians AK is just as murderous as (snip) Well, let's
	try to measure it, perhaps I'll learn something new. Per our article,
	the number of Poles who died in Volhynia is ~80,000. Per article on
	Wołyń Voivodeship (1921–1939), in 1931 Wołyń Voivodeship had the
	population of ~2,080,000 and based on historical demography of Poland
	article, we can estimate that by 1939 the population has grown by 7-8%,
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	~2,200,000. 68% Ukrainian and 17% Poles (I'd like to draw those numbers
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	try to measure it, perhaps I'll learn something new. Per our article,
	the number of Poles who died in Volhynia is ~80,000. Per article on
	Wołyń Voivodeship (1921–1939), in 1931 Wołyń Voivodeship had the
	population of ~2,080,000 and based on historical demography of Poland
	article, we can estimate that by 1939 the population has grown by 7-8%,
	so let's factor some war time loses and say that in 1942 it was
	~2,200,000. 68% Ukrainian and 17% Poles (I'd like to draw those numbers
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