Lukashenko's speech is periodically met with applause. For example

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Lukashenko's speech is periodically met with applause. For example, when he once again said that “for twenty centuries we have been forced to kneel, that's enough!”

Twenty centuries are 2000 years. The first mention of Polatsk (the most “ancient” Belarusian city) in the historical chronicles is dated 862 AD.

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