Republic of Belarus

Рэспубліка Беларусь

Республика Беларусь

Belarus, also known by her human name of Antanina Likhtarovna Kazlova (Антаніна Льікгтaровнa Казлова), is a shy but fierce individual who struggles with her sense of self.

Belarus is shy, and she struggles to talk to people, especially in public settings. She prefers to speak to smaller groups of people and people she knows well and gets anxious in larger crowds. Her shyness can make her come off as innocent or naïve, but she is far from it.

Belarus, when comfortable, can be very fierce and opinionated. She is not one to confront others over her feelings, but the feelings she does have are very strong. Belarus wants to do the best she can, but her shyness and lingering trauma from oppressive regimes make it very hard for her to speak out sometimes, and she will sometimes go along with things she is not willing to do out of fear.

However, when Belarus does speak it, it is loud and confident. She is not a coward, merely overly cautious, and she will not let herself be pushed to breaking points. Belarus will defend herself and her people if she needs to, and when she reaches that breaking point, all shyness and fear vanishes.

Gender: Female

Sexuality: Straight

Pronouns: she/her

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Languages Spoken: Belarusian (Official), Russian (Official), Trasianka, Polish, Lithuanian, English, and Ukrainian (has some knowledge)

Religion: Eastern Orthodox

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Fun Facts and Additional Information

Physical Description

Belarus is five foot three in height and a physical age of twenty-three. She has blue eyes and straight brown hair that falls to her boobs.

While in country form, her skin is that of her flag, with the stylized strip continuing down her side. Her body is green, but her hands and feet are white, and her knees and elbows are red.

In human form, she looks white, with her largest ethnic groups being Belarusian, Russian (Minor), and Polish (Minor).

Belarus is pretty slim, with bony elbows and knees.

Scars

Belarus has very scarred hands, covered in small cuts and burns, as a result of an explosion she shielded her face from during World War Two. Her hands are prone to shake sometimes because of this.

Historical Description

Belarus has looked the same aside from her scars from World War Two.

From February 27, 1919 to April 1, 1919, Belarus had this flag.

From February 3, 1919 to April 11, 1927, Belarus had this flag.

From April 11, 1927 to February 19, 1937, Belarus had this flag.

From February 19, 1937 to December 25, 1951, Belarus used this flag.

From December 15, 1951 to August 25, 1991, Belarus used this flag.

From August 25, 1991 to June 7, 1995, Belarus used this flag.

From June 7, 1995 to February 10, 2012, Belarus used this version of her modern flag.