the next such book is the history of civilization of ukraine 10 century bc. imagine how they imagined themselves that there were already ukrainians 10 centuries bc. but it’s interesting, look at what book in the fiery celt the defense of the luhansk airport is a book about cyborgs, here are all the photos in color. here they are handsome. bravo come on it was not in vain that i started with the abc book, because this is where the children who enter the schools begin their education. and what is in this primer? we have just seen, but let's just quote from

of the law on education of ukraine ukraine develops its education system on the principles of democracy, non-interference of political parties in the educational process is versatile and provides children with information on political issues in a balanced way. is it really. today we have a huge number of textbooks. i understand the entire curriculum. yes, they practically do not cover. we tried to bring, so to speak, the brightest moments. yes, because it is clear that this analysis has just begun, literally one and a half weeks ago, that's why i'm saying that this is only the beginning, when they already clashed in the liberated territories. there was an opportunity. strictly speaking, bring those textbooks that were found in libraries, at least to eastern ukraine a. let's talk about the content, let's talk about what you are most interested in. well, you know, the point here, uh , is that these two books are, uh, essentially methodological recommendations for teachers. ah. it is clearly written here that heroes such as

bandera shukhivych. these should be those people whose role in the history of ukraine should certainly be discussed in the classroom and the children should necessarily reflect positively and equal them, of course, but you showed that there are some textbooks in those, i didn’t become them either bring, but bandera and shukhevych are two portraits that are present in a lot of educational institutions. so when i entered, i was very surprised that natural history touched this one. here is the fourth class, like nature studies. so, opens the most harmless textbook and school programs that i personally remember, textbook. e was published much later, and in the fourteenth year, when the crimea, as you know, reunited with russia, half of the textbook is here. this is the nature of the fish. that is, uh, ukrainian children were told in detail that no, this is our motherland, moreover, well, ukrainian children obviously couldn’t even go there from the point of view of ukraine’s internal policy, does this mean that the textbooks were written from there

absolutely right. in fact, almost every the textbook was financed by e structures, which in one way or another was connected with the united states department of state, some textbooks were published according to the program of the osce, some textbooks were published with private money, ssoras' money, money of ukrainian oligarchs. that is, in fact, here , uh, here. uh, just a zoo in terms of how much public policy has come together. as a matter of fact, with the financial, and the interests of specific structures, moreover, the financial interest, in fact, was served by political alexander textbook their military point of view. just looked at the so-called all the details of the stories. that is world history, yes. very curious, very curious. eh, here the passage immediately caught my eye, and about kuchuk, the kenadzher peace is who does not remember, but not people, the warriors are not obliged to keep themselves in their heads and the date of the russian turkish war of 1768-174,

which ended kuchuk with the koino-adzharian peace. here is the cutest one. what is written in russia that she had a pathological condition, because as much as possible to get land and take it under myself. that is, i don’t know if someone is listening in ukraine. i just wanted to remind you that, in general, ukraine does not have the right to own crimea. and it’s completely surprising that in the textbook, the altered ukrainian history is protected by the ottoman empire, contrary to the interests of the actual slavic war everything is felt, except for russia let's analyze the history of the textbook in more detail. now let's look at one of the quotes from this textbook. to strengthen the empire, catherine ii sought from historians to create a new version of the history of russia which would emphasized the greatness of the state and its monarch by the law of 1783, a commission was created to compile notes on ancient history , predominantly russian, in the creation of a new version of the history of the russian empire,

the empress was directly involved. she re-read all the accumulated commissions, made corrections and wrote her own text of history personally described the genealogy of russian princes contrary to historical truth. the origins of the russian empire were associated with kievan rus rus ukraine imperial history asserted the right of the russians to state and cultural heritage. russ of ukraine comrade. probably you will comment just. well, it’s strange to blame empress catherine for allegedly falsifying history, but in fact, not one of the literate, including current ukrainian historians, does not deny the continuity of russia in relation to those principalities that were on the territory of kievan rus kievan rus concepts a little synthesized, because in fact all these principalities were russian and about this state one can say that it is extremely

stupid to accuse catherine the second of something of old russian, because she simply decided to finally take up history to streamline history to streamline manuscripts to streamline. uh, knowledge in this area. but just here leafing through the textbook. i, uh, constantly come across a method that one of the belarusian historians alexander gronsky called one of the methods for falsifying history is cryptore videoonism in ancient history and so on, they constantly say that the ancients, uh, this here earth they were called rus but for some reason then they claim that this is ukraine, they constantly say that ukrainians lived. here is the number of ukrainians. they, for example, rank nikolai kostomarov. at the same time , they will probably be very upset by the fact that the term russian world, which is now presented in ukraine, as something abusive, was invented by nikolai kostomarov, the very historian whom they love to quote now as ukrainian. well, they also write here, for example, that in 1848 in lvov there was the main russian council was founded, why is it not

ukrainian. interesting. this is pure falsification in this, because the people who lived then on the territory, and they called themselves rusyns. moreover, the female version of the word rusyn was not rusyn, as many might think, but the russian cities that are located there are not called ukrainian, right, the russian city, even the stoves that they took in the houses, were called, as usual, russian. therefore, throughout this textbook, he is actually trying to instill ukrainianness in what is actually is russian russian not in terms of great russianness, but russian in terms of the fact that all this is our common cultural heritage is unconditionally unconditional. uh, russian kingdom, moscow grove. the russian empire are the heirs of ancient russia, moreover, part of the cultural heritage has been preserved exclusively in those territories that belong specifically to russia to great russia, for example, epics in ukraine, they have not been preserved in ukraine, cossack dumas have been preserved more related to the middle ages, namely those ancient epics. they survived in the russian north,

therefore, of course, we are the successors of this russia. i understand correctly what this is the demarcation of russians and ukrainians. it is absolutely true in all textbooks and in all books, and by and large . this is a disengagement. as a matter of fact, one of the presidents of ukraine, the second leonid danilovich kuchma, quite frankly said at a meeting with students ukraine we have created now we will create ukrainians to create ukrainians, it’s very easy to put into their heads that they are not russians, that they are separate people, what have they have a completely separate history, a separate language of a certain nation of separateness, however, radically otherness. even opposition. in addition to textbooks, there is a large amount of pseudo-scientific academic literature that further strengthens people in this consciousness. well, i see walking comment exactly like that. in fact, this division, it began at the end of the 19th century, when, in fact, in lviv, which at that time did not go into the

russian empire at all. it was austria-hungary there have worked. as a matter of fact, so respected. historian mikhail hrushevsky who came up with the concept of rus ukraine and they consider him the father of modern ukrainian historiography. actually speaking it. eh, colleagues of the same time. these are the authors of today's anthem of ukraine, which is not yet to the best of ukraine, in which it is quite clear in the original text. there are such words about bogdan khmelnitsky, which means he then reunited with russia, as you know, as a result of the pereslavl rada. but this is about the meaning of uh, the paragraph there is such uh what are you, bagdan, our glorious hetman. uh, i gave our glorious ukraine to the filthy muscovites. this is in the original written in 1863, only 2 years after serfdom was abolished, therefore these attempts. and from a neighboring state. i say again, at that time it was austria-hungary. they were absolutely clear-cut. as a matter of fact, the russian empire, austria-hungary, all these igrushevsky and the feeling to the best of ukraine, all this

is actually written outside. uh, uh, outside of our country, that is, as always, this and was. and how is it now that people are outside to share a certain topic of people who , in those textbooks, in many textbooks that today are the main ones in the general education ukrainian school, had either teachers or spiritual mentors of those who at one time were not those other than collaborators during the second world war. these are the people who fled after the great victory forty-five years ago and quietly existed there for many decades on the money of those same organizations and wrote from there and from there they wrote, published, there they were encouraged in every possible way , had amazing scientific citation. yes, i would say so questions. well, how to say densification. and what to cope with, of course, with such a flow of propaganda lies will be very difficult and this will take longer, and we deal with these events, the

more we plunge into them, then just some real iceberg opens and becomes. gates, yes, alexander, the real question is for people to understand their mistakes, the question is very difficult, because in fact, imprinting is psychological the phenomenon that you learned first is already emotionally close to you and permeated for you by childhood, by your mother, by what you were told about the first grade. it will be very difficult to cope with this, but there is a certain antidote. it is also in genetics, because at the time of hitler - this is the predecessor of the current ukrainian leaders, there were no haplogroups, no possibility, but to check the genetic, let's say, commonality, let's say, slavic peoples, and therefore, really, i remind you, this is clearly from hitler's guitar spoke. give me a new generation, and i will turn the whole world. this is the new generation on ukrainian soil. we now see and that's how we taught to continue to talk about these fakes immediately after advertising. that is, he

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commission from a tinkofflex card to customers of any banks using the phone number of the bank of the year in russia tinkoff, he is the only one. this is an anti-freeze program, we continue to debunk fakes of historical proportions in ukrainian school textbooks. there was a place on the pages of textbooks for ukrainian rebel army, which is presented there in heroic colors. let's see the quote. on october 14, 1942, the ukrainian insurgent army was created in the forests of polissya, upa. it fought both against germany and against the stalinist regime, which began to

recover in ukraine from 1943 to 1944 . the upa numbered approximately 100,000 fighters. she liberated from the invaders significant areas on the right bank of volhynia and golitsych. this is from a 5th grade introduction to history textbook printed in 2018 . there is a comment about this, alexandra comments will immediately be the same yes, this textbook is the stalinist regime. uh, here, snatching some hashtags, that is, keywords. here is a combination of hatred e of the current kiev junta for the stalinist regime. this is an oxymoron. that is, this is nonsense, because ukraine, in the form in which it existed at the time of the end of the soviet union , was invented by the ussr. in that form, lenin, after all, was actually started by lenin. that's right from the donbass everything is clear, but stalin cut those very western territories, and from stalin's cohort although naturally, i hate it khrushchev gave it, crimea by a completely

illegal act was not agreed upon by the soviet constitution in any way, he violated all possible possible laws. and i say this, all the more so with confidence that his girlfriend was then the first joint after the previous one, and i know the ins and outs. how khrushchev spent this thing in life on this occasion, who should have prayed to the soviet union. these are some kind of ukrainians, this is the same junta, because, in principle, an entity called ukraine is illegal from the point of view of for soviet power, ukraine should have left the ussr in the same composition in which it entered because the soviet union was a federation. so this is nonsense, but i want to talk about the fall. opa was created from a division of collaborators. including from the fighters of the mine battalions, whose contract has ended, these are the people who were destroyed. yuri shukhevych is the son of roman shukhevych. he was still alive, just recently. he was blind. he was in soviet camps, he said quite frankly on the air russian journalists, our enemy, in the end

, has always been imperial or soviet russia - it does not matter. they always tried to prove that ukraine is not russia. that's just a special message to the commander of the first ukrainian front, vatutin, and it is detailed in it. it was told about the agreement between the ukrainian nationalists and the germans. his quote, the germans willingly go to such agreements in order to use nationalists' attention for subversive sabotage and terrorist activities, and this document also has information about the agreement between the upa and the local vladimir volyn commissariats. uh, quote, it's not in our business to interfere with german transportation to the front, and also undertake to cooperate in the destruction of red bows in return. you will never attack our villages, as it is written there and this confirms what we are talking about today. well, in fact , it is known that this is an organization, as well as similar similar organizations, which, among other things, were part of the waffle ses yes, they were actually engaged in, in

fact, cleaning up the civilian population on occupied territories. they did not conduct any serious hostilities not in relation to modern either in relation to the stalinist regime or in relation to the hitler regime, in fact collaborators in the ranks. there were many times more so-called ukrainians, especially western ones, than any other nationalities that made up the then ussr. therefore, in this sense, this is also an absolute historical fake. let's take a look at one more piece. august 23, 1939 adolf hitler and joseph stalin the dictator, who aspired to world domination, concluded a non-aggression pact and a secret agreement on the division of europe among themselves, fulfilling secret agreements, on september 17, 1939, the red army also attacked poland announcing. what makes a liberation campaign to save ukrainians and belarusians from foreign

enslavement, the majority of the population of western ukraine initially positively perceived the arrival of the red army, the people's assembly in lvov supported the decision to annex western ukraine to the ussr and joining the ussr , almost all ukrainian lands were under the rule of joseph stalin. however, the unification of the ukrainian lands did not bring ukraine the desired freedom, the annexed ones were introduced the same orders that already existed in the dnieper ukraine. the biggest fake is actually a fake about a joint parade of the red army of the wehrmacht in brest, in fact , there was never any joint parade germans . they simply transferred brest from the red army because it was just by agreement. he must was to retreat into the zone of influence of the soviet union, the germans left brest and the red army entered there are no personnel of joint equipment, but the story is just to say that this story was dispersed, uh, for many decades in the best scientific

centers of western europe and the united states a then look for real. here, how can you not believe this, if these textbooks are made in an amazing way, they made them beautiful, they are colorful - this is the first thing that, in fact, children open things, but in their lives. that is it relatively speaking, the beautiful pictures here are completely positive, as if the colors are temples . here, uh, that is, the whole identity, beautiful infographics, and so on. this is done very high quality and in this sense, e. for whose children, in principle, critical thinking is still systematically absent for obvious reasons, because they are children , as we would say now, well, with a bang. therefore, relatively speaking, what a colleague began to talk about, but what to do? that is, relatively speaking, it’s impossible at one moment to convince people for several generations, after even the ninety-first year they grew up on such textbooks and there this concept already prevailed, but

from the point of view of the same anthem, which i have already said, from what. as a matter of fact, here is a text that, in fact, is already programming reality. this anthem, by the way, was approved as a state anthem only in 2003. that is, the ukrainian society also did not want to for a long time. moreover, when voting, a fairly significant part of the then ukrainian parliament. he abstained or voted against, but nevertheless the majority accepted it just under kuchma, and in fact, this is programming. so it's in the very first lines. the officially approved text of the anthem says that our expressions will perish, who are these expressions? well, well, as in these textbooks often, but we are talking about the fact that there are some enemies who are armed, that zhiguli cars, volga cars and other indirect signs that do not name the direct one, in fact. yes, hints. the only possibility is the main neighbor's country or there, they

are whatever. you can name an older brother or a partner or so on. it doesn't matter what you call it, but the point is that the indication is almost unambiguous quite unambiguous. sorry. you textbooks about cars are written in this textbook, for example, this is a wonderful textbook called the defense of the motherland, or, relatively speaking, some. well, i would not call it an analogue of nvp, but it is quite clear here perfectly clear on one page. so, the fatherland yes, the protection of the fatherland, yes. yes. here it is clearly shown. how e is built nato. the division was completely dismantled on the program in our country. it is clearly written that relatively speaking, senior schoolchildren are the eleventh grade. that is, these are the graduates who will go to universities, that is, the entire textbook is dedicated to the fact that we must be ready to fight the enemy, which is yes according to the nato system, about which they unambiguously tell elementary school in high school. and so it almost comes down to it, so to speak. here it is written about the volga zhiguli and let's

explain why soviet troops entered poland, then in the thirty-ninth year we will look at the quote, and after that we'll talk from it. left to itself and left without leadership, poland has turned into a convenient field for all sorts of accidents and surprises that could pose a threat to the ussr, therefore, being hitherto neutral, the soviet government cannot be more neutral about these facts. to soviet the government cannot also be indifferent to the fact that half-blooded ukrainians and belarusians living on the territory of poland abandoned to the mercy of fate remain defenseless in view of such a situation. the soviet government ordered the high command of the red army to order the troops to cross the border and take life and property under their protection of the population of western ukraine and western belarus at the same time, the soviet government intends to take all measures to rescue the polish people from the ill-fated war, where they were returned to

unreasonable leaders and give him the opportunity to live a peaceful life. this is a note of the government of the ussr handed over to the polish in moscow on the morning of september 17, 1939. it's just what really happened. well, i would like to note right away that neither england nor france recognized the soviet union as an aggressor, the second and the government of the general staff had already fled from the territory of the country. from a practical point of view, in addition to protecting the actual population, which belonged, uh, to ukrainians and belarusians. well, more precisely to this all-russian massif there was a purely practical sense, to move the border as far as possible, and from germany, which was already considered as the most likely enemy. it was just an attempt to prevent the enemy from capturing this foothold. in addition, i want to note that in violation of the soviet-german agreements. entered lvov. uh, parts of the ukrainian nationalists back then in the thirty-ninth year. it was the ukrainian region of sushkov's novel, from which all the rest of these structures of ukrainian collaborators later grew. i propose read the quote memoirs of the chief of the

general staff of poland the troops dissipated the behavior of the bolsheviks because they basically avoid opening fire, and their commanders claim that they came to the rescue. against the germans, soviet soldiers for the most part do not shoot our people with demonstrative sympathy, share cigarettes, and so on everywhere they repeat that they are going to help poland. the historical source was the idea of ​​the red army from the soviet union , because the meaning of what i said before is in the next, against the backdrop of the general slaughter of the world, established in the first world war. after all that followed the civil war imagine the famine typhoid chain. uh, other things, so to speak, but the red army came, the soviet union came and said, we are brothers, we are for

reconciliation and then just the opportunity to have three hot meals a day. it turned out to be a miracle. yes this was what concerns krasnoyarsk, by the way, in fact, the regional siberia, he had to work on such specifics as the munich project, more precisely, alexander is addressing me, because i am from krasnoyarsk and, in this case, these are the projects of the svoboda svoboda radio station europe , which has its roots in the harvard project, is about military specifics. the point is that we are with you now. part of a single project for dismantling great russia, for example, i remember perfectly, and such an invention as the white-green flag of siberia, uh, holy siberia green forests and white snow. with the invention of the great siberian history. i remember. eh, indeed. how these things were developed are present to work and the south of russia kuban allegedly has nothing to do with russia and the ukrainians have already stated in the rada that they are going to support the struggle for the independence of the kuban against the evil russians. that is, we were present, if

all this was allowed, and development at the beginning of the end of our own world. it was a gradual disassembly of the elephant goes sandwiches in parts, because that should not make the forty-first year impertinent. this is scary, this is the third world project imposed on us. well, here's why, actually. e vladimir vladimirovich putin, in his famous speech before making a historic decision , said that it was ukraine that was modern named after vladimir bream. exactly, because these republics that were created, which, as it were, formed the union of soviet socialist republics as part of, in fact, the confederation, strictly speaking, yes, that is, with the right to withdraw at any time and without any reason. this, in fact, was the bomb that laid the foundation for these guidelines to take place. they, in fact, fix a complete divergence, as if here is the historical path of russians and ukrainians. this is the so-called new ukraine