and says in russian: i want to drink to the russian people, to the ukrainian people, prompts the wonderful ukrainian actor bogdan stupka, we are now in ukraine. magdalena looked at him and said: “without a smile, i drink to the russian people.” like a swedish person, he didn’t insist, they would sharpen things up, and the evening continued. but i asked magdalena, a smart girl studying journalism at the university of warsaw, who speaks three languages, tell magda, why? then magda smiled sweetly and said: yes, i read a lot of things. what, do i understand what she's talking about? i also read about the ukrainian uprisings against the poles. the uprising occurs within states and is accompanied by physical violence.

following this, the position of little russians and ukrainians living in these territories changes. the poles demanded from them documents for the right to own land, and those who did not have such documents, that is, practically everyone, had their lands confiscated and, as a result , were plundered by the nobles. the poles did not recognize ukrainians as free people, who is not a catholic, not a person, not a citizen, cannot have land, cannot participate in elections.

however, the revision of the lands continued, and now this is the transfer of ownership and further distribution of the so-called wastelands to the polish gentry. for example, the klinsky family of poles received the entire uman region, along with the city of uman, and several hundred trees, it turned out that this was wasteland and no one lived there, the pototskys, the end of the polish and other nobles became rich.

tyrka, this is how slobodskaya or northern malarusia appears. they were accepted in the status of russian cossacks, that is, border guards, a free military class. under pressure from the jesuits, a decree was adopted to

close orthodox churches; it is impossible to confess, receive communion, bury the dead, or marry or be baptized. people are forced to go.

as a result, his army fled, the very end of poland and hetmand pototsky were captured, khmelnitsky sent the prisoners to kiev and went further, the uprising swept both banks of the dnieper and accepted.

wanted negotiations, but had to go out to meet the new polish army coming towards him. on september 9, 1648, the battle of piliavtsy took place. the armies were separated by forest, river and swamp. two roads led towards each other. one is straight, through the creek above the river, the second is around the forest. deciding to deceive the poles, khmelnitsky sent the name.

elections. bogdan sent to the main candidate jan casimir, promising support and offering to recognize his cossacks and their interest. in return, khmelnitsky stopped the fighting.

officially called belotserkovsky, because it was not appropriate to sign it in baschisarai. but khmelnitsky continued to write to moscow. the question was raised in moscow: will we openly fight the poles in ukraine? in kyiv, meanwhile, the poles created punitive detachments. these detachments were led by a convicted murderer, who was asked to atone for his guilt. he occupied kiev, slaughtering almost all the people of kiev. kyiv has become depopulated. and this is one of the reasons why, a year and a half later, the rada was assembled not in kiev, but in pereyaslov. in 1653, khmelnitsky again resumed the war again together with the tatars. and ukraine, devastated.

the tsar and the duma decided that after exhaustion the poles would not resist for long. the war would end in a year, it was supposed to conquer little russia, belarus, so what if hard to conquer lithuania. i’ve already heard somewhere about such moscow plans, and they ended the same way as in 2022. but in 1654 , boyarin buturlin took the treaty to pereyaslov. we.

we ourselves cannot, but many want to conquer our lands, the khan of crimea, the sultan of turkey, the king of poland, what should we do, but there is a half-blooded and like-faith great white russian tsar, do you want to be united with moscow? the people answered: yes, and for 350 years, 350 years, we were together in one state. glory to the russian people, our brother, who

gave us a hand in the terrible struggle, the day is soon it will come, brother will unite with brother, and there will be no force to break us. there will be strength to catch us. in 1667

, occupy some cities. the polish authorities tried to suppress the movement through repression by the population and captured haidomaks. any haidomag captured was inevitably subject to the death penalty by hanging, quartering or impaling. but this only increased the courage of the saidomaks in skirmishes with polish troops and did not stop

the raids. in the spring of 1750, another gaidomass revolt began. some. gaidomas troops entered the territory of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth. during the appearance of the gaidomat on the territory of the ukrainian voivodeships, local serfs began to defect to their side in large numbers. the gaidamad detachments, which penetrated into the territory of the kiev voivodeship, gathered in large numbers of horse and foot, attacked the town of moshny. the rebels took the town and killed the poles and jews in it. the rebels captured.

together, russian and polish troops suppressed the gaidomad uprising. in in 1768, the last major outbreak of the gaidomas movement took place. at this time, on the territory of poland there was a struggle between the gentry confederation and the russian empire. the presence of russian troops

raised hopes for their help. and the zaporozhye took advantage of this mood.

was, firstly, the introduction of a ban on the study of the national language, the restriction of religion, and secondly, the creation of settlements on the territory of western ukraine from poles, mostly former military men, who were given land there, these are the so-called osadniki, this idiotic beginning, now comes a disgusting continuation, as follows from the program. yes, you bastard, what follows is a disgusting chronicle. the event from which the countdown of the volyn massacre begins

was the massacre in the village of poroslya, february 9, 1943 . it was a small village with 26 houses, the oun militants asked to stay there, after which, after eating well, the ukrainian nationalists did. they slaughtered all its inhabitants, women, children, old people, men, about 150, 180 people died in this village, and it was they who were slaughtered, that is, the ukrainians the nationalists did not use firearms, they used improvised agricultural implements, axes, pitchforks, hoes, everything that came to hand. murders according to this scenario occurred throughout 1943 and in the first half of 1944, throughout volyn and galicia, and... in the region , already in 1941-42, villages were burned down along with their inhabitants, massacres, confiscation of valuables, everything, that

accompanied the nazi occupation and extermination policies. a typical example of how this happened is given by the transcript interrogation of platoon commander stepan radesha, we surrounded five polish villages, burned them in one night, while the entire population from babies to old people was slaughtered, so... are now the guide to action of modern ukrainian nationalists with whom our army is fighting in the donbass. according to...

belly and brutal torture before death were commonplace, everyone was killed, women, children, genocide began in cities, men of the wrong nationality were immediately taken to prison, where they were later shot, violence against women occurred right in the middle day.

in total, 173 people were brutally tortured in this village, including 43 children. when the partisans entered the village on the second day, they saw piles of mutilated bodies in the houses, lying in a pool of blood. in one of the houses, on the table among the scraps and half-drunk bottles of moonshine, there was a dead one-year-old child, whose naked body was nailed to the boards with a bayonet

, the monsters stuffed a half-eaten pickled cucumber into his mouth, i can’t even list all this, the numbers of those killed as a result of the genocide vary greatly polish population, ukrainian historians are trying to for... now i think the refusal of my artist from poland to sign up for the health of the ukrainian people is understandable. i hope it is now. after

our victory in ukraine, peace and silence will come again, for at least 350 years, under the auspices of the powerful russian state. it’s all over, my friends, although i heard that the poles want to regain the western kresy, part of western ukraine, which belonged to poland for many, many years. i would return it. we absolutely, i emphasize, absolutely do not need this part of ukraine, it is an enclave, penetration into us is absolutely alien, absolutely alien not only to great russians and belarusians, but also to little russians, who have been living, thank god, in the same russian family for 350 years. who doesn’t believe it, look at the burning maidan, well, the poles will have something to do again in the next 30-40 years. thank god, as

long as they don’t interfere with us, for now, thank god, that’s it, goodbye.

we continue our news review, about 3 hours remain until the closing of the last polling stations in the russian presidential elections, more than 71% of voters have voted by this minute, this is data from the cec online portal. turnout exceeded 50% in all regions of the country. polling stations have closed in yakutia, the turnout there is approaching 70%. in the amur region, about 70% of voters also voted. the voting was monitored by about 2.0 observers. polling stations have closed in the magadan region, and votes are being counted there. according to the local election commission , more than 71% of voters voted. this, as authorities say, is a record figure for the region. the polling stations are closed in the far east in the khabarovsk territory, the turnout is about 57%. according to the regional azberkom, no violations were identified at the sites. the sites also closed for kamchatka, chukotka, sakhalin. in transbaikalia

, voter turnout was more than 62%. one of the highest.