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To: Taro who wrote (273745)	2/12/2006 8:02:06 PM
From: AK2004	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1573921

re: Nationality definitely relates to a country within (mostly) UN recognized borders you should not let UN define your language. UN is not good at what it designed to do let alone at the thing that it was not designed for re: A couple of links would be helpful. no problem..... country-data.com "*Jews were the most dispersed nationality in the Soviet Union" encarta.msn.com "The United States is a pluralistic society, meaning it is composed of many nationalities" en.wikipedia.org "More often than not, two or more diverse nationalities were collocated on the same territory.* " country-data.com "The official Soviet census of 1989 listed over 100 nationalities in the Soviet Union (see table 13, Appendix A). " re: That is because I didn't know how to answer your question. thank you, you're honest -AK PS I used Soviet Union since you brought it as an example earlier. I added US ref. to show that former Soviet Union was not alone at that