Λευκορώσοι, or Belarusians, are the people of Belarus, a country located in Eastern Europe. They primarily speak Belarusian and Russian, and their culture is influenced by a mix of Eastern European traditions. The majority of the population identifies as Eastern Orthodox Christian, with a significant number also practicing Roman Catholicism. The history of the Λευκορώσοι is marked by periods of foreign domination and struggle for independence. In 1991, Belarus gained independence from the Soviet Union, leading to the establishment of a distinct national identity. Today, the Λευκορώσοι continue to celebrate their heritage through various cultural events and traditions.