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we commemorate the day of remembrance of ukrainians who were victims of the forced eviction of ukrainians by the stalinist regime from lemkivshchyna, nadsyanya kholmshchyna, south lyubachivshchyna, western boykivshchyna in 1944-51, and well, within six years, hundreds of thousands of ukrainians were torn from their native land and forcibly resettled in other regions. well, the same thing already not stalin's, but putin's regime is already working on the temporarily occupied lands of ukraine, therefore, in principle, it is very relevant to talk not only about what was in order seven hundred years ago, but about the fact that today it is more intertwined than ever well, we will talk about this on the air of the night watch in the studio, maria vasilievna yevhen kuksin and yevhen plinsky are working for you, we have a guest historian oleksandr alfiorov and together with him we will find out the causes and consequences and the connections between these events. yes. already from distant years and our

present, but i suggested to start with a fragment of the plot of our donetsk colleagues two years ago, they did not publish material about those people and recorded living witnesses of that resettlement, let's let's first hear the sources, the people's comments, and how it all happened. tallinn sold half of the drogobytsk region here to ukraine, and there it is in poland, so mykhailo zhukovsky comments on the treaty of 1951, which was signed by the soviet union of poland, the countries agreed to exchange territories of 480 m² each, the people who lived on those lands were forcibly were evicted along with livestock and property mother and father and 13 children of zhukovsky were forced to gather in unknown places i guess we went to distant farms and cows , pigs and dogs, everything was in the city there and we lived and slept

115 families of ethnic ukrainians, more than 500 families of levkas and boykas who lived there, were issued a resettlement card with the address of arrival to the eldest of the family who lived there, near a cow in the village of fish, nizhny ustria district, drogobytsk region. well, the history of ukraine, intertwining with the history of russia, is constantly accompanied by such and such stories, and whole eras, and the resettlement of ukrainians somewhere from somewhere to somewhere, what is this the resettlement in which we today honor what makes it special why at the state level we dedicate to it uh-uh um airs we talk about it what makes it special separately from others well, let's just immediately understand what we are talking about now about poland about the soviet union so we in fact, we are talking about two totalitarian communist regimes, that is,

communist russia and communist poland. that is , this is an imposed regime, including the polish states. that is, these are two systems that decide to level the border, and if we now set a map with you africa is like these states in squares, this is the same as the policy of the empire, that is, they simply decided that the ussr should have a buffer zone so clean here, ours is not more difficult. yes, it is very strategically useful, and in general, this is for the military strategic plan, it was very necessary for stalin to live abroad non-ukrainians, that is, the prison of the peoples actually picked up all the others, the first time, the second time - in the past, the poles living on the territory of the ukrainian soviet republic interfered, let me remind you that in principle, this is the 44th and 50th years for us, it has been 6 years, and for the resettlement system of the

totalitarian structure, this is actually one of the elements of the continuation of this policy, because for example , when we talk about the 30s, poles, for example , were resettled en masse from under the border with poland. started the second world war with germany , and the soviet troops of the red army of the workers' and christians seized a part of sovereign poland, then they also began the mass deportation of poles. in order to, well, you know, align the demographic plan, why should it be aligned, so that you can control it and together with the resettlement, when ukrainians were evicted from the territory of the polish commonwealth of nations, yes, the former is here, the moment is different. it was the former kholm province , which included both the polish population and the ukrainian population, yes. there were cities that were inhabited mainly by poles, but as cities,

but just the periphery of the farm, it was the ukrainian ethnic population, and it is clear that the communists with their practically world struggle revolution, it was necessary to demarcate because the communication of relatives abroad strengthened the anti-soviet resistance of these foci. yes, in the future it is a complex system . the parties were supposed to be enemies of the people because they joined savka late, you know, they survived the german occupation and it didn't seem like a shot was fired, that is, it was enemy elements a priori, i will honestly say that stalin in general, this is the 44th

year. he could not leave the ukrainians in peace, they sent them of all faiths, then they expelled them from these western regions, then they arranged a famine, but why did this not please the stalinist regime? stalin's regime, how exactly are the ukrainians here? it is true. i want to remind you that from the beginning, soviet russia warmed up its occupied territories with ukrainian ukrainizations, ukrainized them there, gave unions there to poets, writers, artists, supported them in such a way as to give a counterbalance to the fact that there was a ukrainian people's republic, which also took care of art, cultural dependence , but all the same we also care about the same soviet motherland as the unr, for example. yes, but when they realized that it ends with kerosene, away from

moscow, they curtailed their policy and along with that organized the holodomor as the extermination of ukrainians well , resettlement is already a very old imperial policy in this, because it is not just extermination, because it can be destroyed by the holodomor, but to resettle is actually to use free labor from the extraction of one's own resources that cannot be mastered by the empire, you know when napoleon came to russia, he won the battle of borodino, occupied moscow, which was then set on fire by the russians so that it would not reach the enemy, and he knows. so, i looked at this from moscow and thought, how can i continue to go 10,000 km, how to conquer this state why go through the mountains and forests to and this was the problem, the age-old problem of the moscow center, what to do with these territories, they invaded alaska . alaska

had to study for a year and wait to make an expedition, therefore the resettlement of people is adequate for their imperial policy, which they consider and they do not pay attention to the fact that this is the time of resettlement, a significant percentage of people die, they do not pay attention because it is i want to give an example to their people. today we see how they treat their own soldiers as cannon fodder, you have to go and take it, and imagine how they treat their soldiers, if they treat their soldiers as cannon fodder, how they treat people in the occupied territories well , it wasn’t even that. there was something in the ukrainian national character that forced the stalinist regime. the psychology of ukrainians, but at the same time, is it possible that the numerous uprisings that took place in ukraine, or maybe some other events forced the soviet leadership to

try as hard as possible to assimilate ukrainians in particular, to make a soviet person without roots, without any past, simply such a mankurt yes yes rubber soviet that's what they called it back then yes it's a really scientific term kyiv refers to the category of people who were put in floating tanks by the donbass where they tried to create a soviet person well, but then they broke their own teeth because who first started a strike against, for example, the soviet union, the donetsk miners, because they understood that we are not slaves for you, and actually a person from the soviet union, they tried to make us why they fought like this against ukraine, first of all, a huge inferiority complex don't forget that if a person is strong, then everything is fine, but there are some moments. and these moments say yes, you are strong, you can beat them, but look at your

ancestors, they have an inferiority complex in relation to ukrainians, and that's why they try humiliate this nation, that is, ukrainians are a mixture of russians, poles, ukrainians are a mixture of some wild mongols who came in the 240s and some local population who came down from the carpathians. from our part, that is, they mentally always insulted ukrainians because they understood that kyiv and ukrainians because they understood that this is about you orthodoxy that they use in their state, this is ukrainian orthodoxy that we brought here not simply by crossbreeding volodymyr in the 17th century . they are all, in fact, all muscovites, they were believers in orthodoxy, the old believers, what kind of people did they burn themselves with, who pierced the tsar and the patriarch, that's exactly their orthodox

faith, and the contest has less value here is missionaryism, where russian became all russian there, yes , of course it is a bone in the throat of the ukrainians, a bone in their throat, ukrainians and a bone in the throat of our thousand-year-old kyiv, that is, kyiv is either russian or destroyed here unequivocally because of what was happening or june is the same as what happened in 1918, when muravyov entered kyiv with the bolsheviks, they killed $5,000 of the population in the first days, including the wounded, including sick children, there, well, there it was, everything that happened in buch was in the 18th year from by the same use of gas er gas then i now prohibited weapons it was in baturin in 1708 to record this show to the whole world er how it happens well actually it was not that propaganda of wine yes er er so i mean that in i say no to this situation. what is propaganda for in the 18th century? in 1945, the same thing happened in 1945, it was the same thing, it happens all the time, why was there

no propaganda and television, and the civilian army was the same as it is now, and the russian army, by the way, long before the soviet union behaved like savages well, actually the russian army . look, let's just understand the reason. so, the root of the concept was formed in europe. there are people who pay the tax with the blood of knights . the commoners are those who pay with money, the bourgeoisie, therefore, there is a social contract between the state, we, when the war begins, who begins to take up arms, of course, the people of the knightly state, they pay the tax with blood. or yeoman still in england. that is, these are the states in ukraine - these are the cossacks in russia, where serfdom is simply serfdom, there are no

free people, but there is a layer of the elite that serves it, then the people are cattle. excuse me, the people of slaves who they have neither the future nor the past, they do n’t even have their own clothes, i picked up the underwear , it’s all the same things that were placed, and when the russian empire began to fight actively, well, i still use the method below. there is no professional caste of soldiers . there is no such way. estates, but they start mobilizing people from serfs. what is mobilization from serfs? when a landlord is told to send one out of a thousand people to the army , if you have a thousand people, you are a landlord, who will you send to the army ? the worst will be who will be constantly drunk, who will constantly fight something, who will prevent such people from entering the army once and these categories of people formed the army not in the vast imperial spaces, taras

shevchenko was sent to kazakhstan, there was no residence permit , so they served, that's why they are from here, you know such people there is a fellow countryman well, because he met someone from the zastrakhan province and this fellow countryman is no longer visible in these spaces, people with the worst behavior, people who are mobilized for 25 years. mind you, they have only one profession for the rest of their lives, the barracks the pointed marcher and the officer are a fool. well, because the officers served from the state and there were not always talented people. let's say so and so and so, and you can imagine this army, it formed a hazing system, this specific hierarchical behavior, because you have served for 20 years, 20 years ago, you were taken away from your mother, maybe from your bride maybe the sterile family left only such a narrow corridor along which you can move, what values ​​do you have, mommy, mom will tell you if they have disappeared, there are all values , other hazing values, and that's exactly why

you see their army, it's like that, it's an army that i was afraid in the world not because they are brave, because there are many of them and because they come in and they start doing what the officers allow them to rob, why are we talking about the year 2022, react, you talk about some historical chronology of the 19th century, but here we are in particular, at the beginning, they touched on the topic of deportation, so if we study, we investigate because, well , it is simply impossible not to impose this on today's realities, because even now you if we listen to you from the middle of our conversation, then the audience can really get confused. about what are you talking about the present or the past, well, this is shocking, but today's deportation. well, if you can call things differently, yes, but well, in the temporarily occupied territories, all the conditions are created for people to leave. yes, we do not have personnel there now, and there are not

the same commodity echelons there those buses , well, people are fleeing from the war, those who stayed over the temporarily occupied territories, well, objectively, the pictures turned out for them so that you will not go to the territory under the control of ukraine, because the front line is the only land that belongs to you is waiting yes, this is russia again, and when did we study this history in general? what, for example , is happening there in the temporarily occupied luhansk oblast, donetsk oblast? yes, when even their pockets say so, yes, we have a republic here, everything will be fine with us forever. yes but with their words, they already make it clear to people that there will be no future on this earth, they directly declare that there will be no reconstruction of cities, it is banal to move around the city, remembering again your parallel, so you just have to rake, what is the goal, roughly speaking, it can be seen in what is being done today, because uh, if you systematize everything that you see

there, even in the last 8 years, according to the policy of the kremlin to the temporarily occupied territories, this is a banal taste, a banal transformation, all together, and is that what it is? what is the purpose of this these are all health questions, and i will form the answer right away. yes, let's put it right away. once upon a time, in some historical reality, there was a people who acquired something, something more, some products, armed themselves better, yes, they became professional warriors. they try to steal something there, capture another nation , they capture it, they conquer the second, they kill or bribe the elites, there are those who defended , they call out some raw materials, and there is still some surplus of people, troops who are ready to fight. what should be done with them, they should be sent to fight against another nation. this is how a third nation is conquered with the third people are conquered, the fourth people are born like this, empires are born. the roman empire, you talked and actually read the history of the roman

empire, how it marched across europe. the last roman emperors will be germanic , half-germanic, green by nationality , so sometimes even they were not latin at all, italian, european, let's say even so, this is how the empire is formed and empires all fall apart, this is the law, they are created, they fall apart in empires, the most valuable resource is people why? because only at the expense of people can control and territory be created for this purpose, these crazy armies are created from different composition, that's why empires are fighting in afghanistan, where are you next to you? said the uzbek of ukraine from belarus and the russians of moldova. yes, these are the imperial armies, only in star wars, in the classic documentary film, they wear the same shells and fight. in fact, the core is different. and it is precisely the person who is the most valuable resource. it was then, and now, then we perfectly understand that

a person this is not a resource. and the actual resettlement of people is a deduction - a deduction is a resource, and these empires, when they seized land, look, all empires are disintegrating, but the russian empire is disintegrating for too long. why, let's remember the french empire german, portuguese, spanish, yes, austro-hungarian, etc. they are all located in small europe, these are small states, and all of them are overseas provinces, some kind of small coup in lisbon, in er, in berlin, the revolution of the empire op-op and parted ways of glorious memory elizabeth ii is the same architect the novelty of the new style of the empire, it changed this architecture completely, but everyone is falling apart. the russian empire is not falling apart because it is located on two continents, it is lying in a huge corpse, it is not slow, it has been rotting since 1917, when it happened

the revolution, all they could do was change mykola to volodymyr, yes, in fact, with the same powers instead of the church of the communist road , well, that is, they did not just change the coat of the imperial one to the other, and this empire is falling apart in the 17th year from it, send there finland, poland, they conserved in their own union the soviet union disintegrated, they were preserved in the russian federation. but it is still disintegrating, it is legally historical empires cannot exist, but because of the fact that this empire is intercontinental, we know what due to these conquests, they realized that they settled in the european part, but there remained huge spaces to the east, spaces that have huge raw resources that could once be taken from some people who lived there in chubchyna, for example , who were the most militant district people of their own territory, only the appearance of gunpowder weapons destroyed the people and alcohol. by the way, now

there are a few thousand left there. but i don’t even know the count. but it was imagine a chuk or controlled a huge, they were the most aggressive, they were captured what was on the surface, they took away the resources, and then we have to work there, and who should work ? the empire is not working. the empire must move on. this is its law, not legally. it is its own history . this record will work, they can build uh, let's say that in khajibe they can build a fortress, say this, odessa, now the only thing they can't do is the general dancha, so the same, but they can't do something, produce something , because it's the imperial army, so they just they come in, rob and leave. and who will work there, people must be sent there. because a person is a precious resource, and now i want to make a small splash. now i understand why

we raised the plot several times, demonstrated on from mariupol, put people on trains and took them to far east to the wrangel bay and they filmed stories about how they were arranged to work in fish factories to clean fish and people said. plant now there is a whole train of residents of mariupol , you lived near the sea well, now near the ocean you just have to name one number 9,500 km overpowered these mariupol residents - this is wrangel's ford, yes settlement 9,500 km it's incredible that you will find more oppressive regions even by the standards of russia so actually you do you understand why this resettlement is going or are we in front of the need for resettlement? they have the conquered territories of our east, yes, of our crimea. we remember that now over

half a million people have appeared in crimea in these eight years. russia resettled them here, yes, in crimea. they are evicting people from crimea, by the way, they are evicting . they were the first to start the holiday of traitors, this is also a normal practice of all cops and collaborators. - vadim kolesnichenko, a former people's deputy of the verkhovna rada, the author of the infamous language bill. well, he was raising goats there until recently. now i don't know, maybe he rounded up some more. so run for office, but he was told that you have already fulfilled your function, he was simply not even registered. he came to the election committee to run for mayor of sevastopol, and he was simply not registered there, relatively speaking, in moscow, and he was simply forced there. i don't know what he is doing right now, but in the 14th year, in the 15th year, he bred there goats, he had a goat farm and i think that this is, so to speak, the peak of his career under the new

government, there will be historical examples yes, we really see the stupid things that are happening today fought on in spain and in this territory then, but then they bribed several leaders and you leaders gave them money, they surrendered their positions, the romans won and then these two were killed iryn, they said we love when people betray but we don't like traitors well, the same thing is happening now in ukraine this is the fate of the collaborators of the investigative processes. what to do with it and how the world reacts to the events of today . after all, everyone has become globalized, everyone sees everything. let's talk in the second part of the program. a small break means traditional motivational videos and we let's get back to the conversation, look at the project to find your ekaterina osadchai from the search for the missing tomorrow at 9:30 p.m.

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september 11 is a brave day ukraine is strong 1+1 is coming back on the air about the ethnic guard, well, as if the guest of the studio is the historian oleksandr alfyorov, we are talking about the forced resettlement of ukrainians in the historical context, in the context of today, in the context of what actions russia is taking on the occupied territories. locally and the world did not have the opportunity to know about it and react to it , today the world sees everything. the united states and albania at this meeting discussed only one issue, namely the illegality of russia's actions in the matter of the deportation of

ukrainians, and i want to quote the statement of the permanent representative of latvia about these organizations, andreis na peldygovichis, he said that the un should deploy a special mission to investigate the facts of mass deportations by the russian invaders of residents of the temporarily occupied territories of ukraine, to date there are statistics that were made public within the walls of the un that russia forcibly moved to its territory more as one 7 million ukrainians, including 240,000 children , and russia has created about 20 so-called filtration camps in the occupied territories, and i would also like to add the statement of the permanent representative of the united nations security council from great britain, barbara woodworth, she said that ah, i quote, we are calling on the russian provide the federation to the un and other relevant international organizations