Between the First and Second World Wars, Ukrainians lived in four different states. About 26 million lived in the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic (Ukraïns’ka Sotsiialistychna Radians’ka Respublika, Ukrainian SRR), 5 million in the Second Polish Republic (II Rzeczpospolita Polska), 0.5 million in the Czechoslovak Republic (Czech: Československá Republika, Slovak: Republika Česko-Slovenská), and 0.8 million in Greater Romania (România Mare).[158]

Map 3. Eastern Europe 1923. YIVO Encyclopedia, 2:2145.