Lwów Voivodeship; 58% Polish, 34% Ukrainian, 8% Yiddish Nowogrodek Voivideship; 53% Polish, 39% Belarusian, 7% Yiddish, 1% Russian Polesie Voivodeship; 63% "Other" or Tutejsi, 14% Polish, 10% Yiddish, 6% Belarusian, 5% Ukrainian Stanisławów Voivodeship; 69% Ukrainian, 23% Polish, 7% Yiddish, 1% German Tarnopol Voivodeship; 49% Polish, 46% Ukrainian, 5% Yiddish Wilno Voivodeship; 60% Polish, 23% Belarusian, 8% Yiddish, 3% Russian, 8% Other (including Lithuanian) Volhynia Voivodeship; 68% Ukrainian, 17% Polish, 10% Yiddish, 2% German, 1% Russian, 2% Other Białystok Voivodeship; 67% Polish, 16% Belarusian, 12% Yiddish, 3% Russian, 2% Other[25]