and on the edition for the seventh grade of 2000, the student learns from it that he had never had self-righteousness of history before, because this was prevented by either the russian empire or the soviet union with its heroes, such as pavli, komarozov, the future of ukrainian teacher. i won the chiligoda competition in ukraine in sevastopol, i was invited to the final, where there were 12 best gauges in ukraine, and there i ran into just such teachers who tell me andryusha this is not the way you taught. that's how it was taught to hate russia, one way or another, i am in this. then i never doubted this position, and dozens of different examples work for this. eh, and often, because we are also talking about nlp, that is, neuro-linguistic programming, portraying the victims. ukraine raises such episodes of its history as, for example, the holodomor and glorifies the earlier events of the battle of konotop, the campaign of hetman sagaidachny against moscow and, of course, the

feat of hetman mazepa, a former supporter of peter i , who defected to the side of the swedes, the capture of baturyn by the prince’s troops as the hetman’s capital menshikov during the northern war in ukrainian historiography is called a massacre, excavations in baturyn began in the mid-nineties, as they were joined in the early 2000s. scientists from canada sponsored first through the american and canadian institutions. and when yushchenko came to power, money began to flow directly through a fund specially created by the president. here was my dunka, the thought was such that only baturin can clone ukrainians so successfully glory to baturin glory to each of you glory to ukraine it is not known what aleksey ivchenko, the head of the ukrainian naftogaz, read and how much he delved into history before negotiations with gazprom, but after in the same 2005, he unexpectedly demanded at a business meeting with russian partners as an interpreter gas prices for ukraine moscow revised and in the

future they only grew and when they asked him, it got publicity, she was asked, what were you thinking at that moment, when he set such conditions, he said, i was thinking about baturin, that is, let's imagine some japanese prime minister, who goes to washington agreed on something, while thinking about hiroshima, but it was hiroshima. and the baturin massacre, were the sections on the history of the orange revolution dazzling on the pages of textbooks, even for fifth-graders they began to rewrite textbooks after yanukovych came to power, as the minister of education dmitry tabakovik then said, they tried to make them more objective, in particular, the term great patriotic war was restored war. information about the un upa remained, but side by side with chapters on history of the soviet partisan movement. it was a personal initiative. dmitry tobacconist. it was he who tried. uh, using your powers, but you somehow make a difference. well, all politics. not

fundamentally did not differ from yushchenko's entire ideological policy. i was given at the mercy of the galicians. they thought that this way we would take the loot. we are clogging up financial flows. we will take power. here, and with this, so as not to blather, we will give up ideology. let them do what they want, it's the same under yanukovych, the svoboda party, uh, the nazi party freedom is under yanukovych, or it was promoted by aspiration. not so much rewrite. how long to write its history ukraine has faced very specific difficulties, all because for centuries it has been a part of history, how they are considered alien to stretch their self for the entire school course with a task that is not easy, and not i have already broken many copies, and not only on the pages of textbooks anna efimova valeriy savelyev anastasia popova typical , ukraine rethinking history, we will talk with our

guest expert historian rostislav ishchenko vladislav good afternoon. good afternoon vyacheslav and why did the textbook of the slender diaspora historian become the main manual on history, in the nineties in ukraine he wrote a fairly short, fairly intelligible textbook, and this textbook fit well on the brains after the soviet man. there were no particularly serious excavations. uh, at least in the one that was published for ukraine, yes. uh, canada didn't have any major dig. there in favor of nazism. there is something else and, by the way, the well-known line of the subtle division of ukraine into two ukraines yes, western and eastern. e about russian and about european two mentalities. she came from the same place and this was quite fit later perestroika consciousness. yes, we have two mentalities in ukraine, two approaches,

pro-russian or pro-soviet there, or soviet, as they are yes, and european. this backward european advanced, well, unfortunately, millions of people are still amazed by this very pro-russian save and reorient them to convince them that ukraine is a european nation, and therefore this textbook it was then that he brought up. this is the very first generation of soft nationalists who did not want anything bad, only wanted good, but have not created the ground for the next generations. today. uh, it really looks like a very mild historian, because uh we see how it is possible to falsify history in ukraine today clumsily when the great patriotic war or world war ii is already uh, the soviet-german war, and not uh, just a war on a larger scale, really. e slender, well, masterpieces of historical science against the background of how history is being falsified today in ukraine and the fact is

that both the subtit and his predecessors were there . like grushevsky, belichenko was there after all. conscientious scholars they had their own view on the subject. yes, they were ideological. well , soviet science was also ideologized. yes, but at the same time she worked quite conscientiously. they were conscientious scientists. they tried, uh, to prove their position based on reality existing facts, modern. uh, ukrainian history. it was somewhere at the end in the second half of the nineties that the concept of ukrainian history was accepted as the creation of a ukrainian myth. that is, it was quite an official level initially. we are not punished by facts. we do not need to study what was, we must create a historical myth, on the basis of which the ukrainian nation will be created. moreover, we see that the facts are denied or distorted even where it is not. no need. got quite become official data according to which

about 8 million e. citizens of ukraine died on the fronts of the great patriotic war, but who were quite colloquially called ukrainians. yes, even in the soviet union they said that such a number of belarusians died there that there were a certain number of ukrainians, and no one there found out. they are the same thing, in fact, there are jews, belarusians and ukrainians, russians there, greeks and armenians, and so on lived there, which means ukrainians. yes , here and uh, quite often they operate with these figures. these are gigantic numbers that really talking about a huge national tragedy. so, they all know them, but for some reason they need to be told at the same time that ukrainians fought on the ukrainian fronts . although this is absurd and stupid. she was from the baltic shores, then she was a voronezh voronezh, and then voronezh became a ukrainian. all of them from voronezh stopped in ukraine in exactly the same way with the logic of the great patriotic war. and when they call her soviet german, yes, they thereby emphasize that for them this is a war, not patriotic and what's the point if

a significant part of even their own nationalists ninth? maya goes to the monument to the eternal flame, because their ancestors fought in this war and for them it is still patriotic. they already hate russia. yes, but the war is still patriotic for them. what is the point of this substitution when they say, well, ukraine fought in world war ii, russia fought in world war ii, while i repeat this, they deal a very serious blow to their own ukrainian patriotism, because for these very lengths are not living generations - this is a war that brings up their patriotic spirit, and which reinforces them. that is, this is a completely absurd approach, but, unfortunately, there are no professional historians left in ukraine; there are historians by principle in ukraine. let's create a myth that ukrainians appeared 200,000 years ago again. it was a phrase from school textbooks. so, it's absurd when

a modern-looking man appeared later than the ukrainians. yes, but that didn't stop them. and the people who were asked. why are you doing this are you doing? smart people? yes, not those who wrote, but those who published them, or somehow we need a national myth, but the people already do not care. and what have they achieved by creating this mythologized story. here on a large scale, if you try it right, well, firstly, they didn’t create it, because it is connected with the history of ukraine as such, there is no great ukraine in world war ii on two fronts against the ussr against germany, and when this current generation, yes, the younger ukrainians. they can't explain on the through side ukraine fought ukraine defeated germany with the soviet union and on whose side she fought, she fought on the side of america and britain, and italy was with them. yes, italy was with them. they don't know at all, it seems like no history is enough, just as they don't speak the language. yes, not just one, because at home they speak russian at school, it seems, like in ukrainian. in fact, significantly dry, and

as a result. complete functional illiteracy set in there, when people tried to write russian words in ukrainian letters. this is a complex problem of ukrainian education. the fact is that history was the first to encounter this, because from the very first day of the existence of the independent ukrainian state , an independent ukrainian history began to be written. thank you very much for an interesting story. in ukraine at the beginning of the 20th century, after two revolutions and the creation of the first ukrainian state, there were many colorful and even unexpected figures in politics, so the first head of the ukrainian people's republic was professor mikhail hrushevsky returned to kiev in 1917 after his arrest and exile, which he was serving. wherever you think in moscow, grushevsky was suspected of collaborating with the austrian general staff and was arrested back in the fourteenth. in the seventeenth, he was elected head of the

central rada of the supreme body of the ukrainian people's republic, grushevsky was removed from the post of the post -war coup, a hereditary aristocrat, one of the wealthiest people in russia, a former major general of his imperial majesty's retinue. pavel skoropadsky skoropadsky was born in german wiesbaden he spent his youth in st. petersburg. he made a brilliant career in the page corps and began to learn ukrainian only after forty, which did not prevent him from becoming the first hetman of the ukrainian power, for 8.5 months of rule, skoropadsky forced officials to take an oath of allegiance to the state and transferred office work to ukrainian , founded the national academy of sciences, the library and the state opera tried annex kuban and crimea to ukraine why did he conduct an economic blockade against the peninsula? well it's winter

1918 petliura's troops overthrew the power of the skoropad hetman, signed the abdication and emigrated along with the outgoing german troops. mikhail bulgakov described this moment in detail in his novel the white guard, the prime minister of the new ukrainian state under the leadership of petlyura became vladimir vinichenko, a man without a systematic education. gymnasium. he graduated as an external student after being expelled for revolutionary activities from the university. for the same, it was numerically the first year from the army, vinnichenko dithered and became a professional revolutionary, and then a writer . more about the political and creative career of vinnichenko in the plot of olga mokhova too early i was born. i'm 100 years old. i should have written later, vladimir vinichenko was outrageous and romantic at the very beginning of the last century. at the age of twenty, he literally burst into politics and literature. these were two

equal elements for him. the author of thirteen novels, including the first ukrainian science fiction, 23 plays of more than a hundred, vinnichenko evoked and still evokes polar emotions from delight to complete rejection at the beginning of the 20th century. ukrainian literature faced the problem of its own. strictly speaking, renewal and e, entry, as it were, into the common family of e european literatures. and so, uh, just at the forefront of this movement stood vinnichenko, something that vinnichenko wrote about before him in ukrainian literature, and even more so in the traditional society of that time it was not customary to discuss, apart from the social reorganization of the world, of course. its main theme. he raised issues in the tonasia of adultery of moral character revolutionaries. among the languid, slightly blue or ordinary-template and untalented generation of modern ukrainian writers, something strong, resolutely muscular

, temperamental, finally seemed. and where did you come from. after each story, i would like to ask the gentleman, vinichenko, in the steppes, there is no fussiness, as vinichenko, a native or the council of the city of kherson province, wrote to himself, but the swiftness of energy, perhaps the main characteristic feature of his biography , later royal gendarmes. even give him a nickname the quick son of the laborer and the mistress stood in the yard. he learned a lot. he himself and early faced with the unfair structure of the world. he gave voice. then he let the representatives of different social groups speak in his own voice. that is, these are peasants and workers and soldiers, and, uh, intelligentsia and criminals and revolutionaries and the military, that is, they are completely different. e. groups they spoke the language that was inherent to them before the revolution of 1917 vinnichenko's life a kaleidoscope of events, underground struggle, arrests and migration , an illegal situation, conscription into the army and

subsequent desertion suicide attempt while still a law student at kiev university vinnichenko joined the revolutionary ukrainian party, in fact. it was the first party that formulated the idea of ​​a separate ukrainian nation on the national outskirts of a large empire. eh, and this is also completely unsurprising, but the revolutionary struggle was not only. well, so to speak, it is painted in socialist colors, and also natural in nationalist yes, and, accordingly, every young man who took part in the revolutionary movement. he, in general, chose for himself. what he is more inclined to, so to speak, to believe and go vinnichenko does not fit into the usual characteristics of the figures of that time ironically, but, perhaps, exactly, and the historian vehemently said to his political thinking. diaper is an illegitimate child of karl marx with a beautiful and temperamental ukrainian young in 1905 vinnichenko one of the founders of the ukrainian social democratic labor party, after the february revolution of

the seventeenth year he heads in kiev general secretariat of the central rada and after the declaration of independence of the unr, its government is the peak of his political career, it is vinnichenko who goes to petrograd for negotiations with the interim government. he is the author of four station wagons in the central rada, and a year later he is the head of the directory. he, of course, first saw ukraine , say, as a socialist state. then, well, quite. naturally, yes, all this was reborn in the idea of ​​​​communist ukraine, but at the same time, of course, it was about ukraine that there is this is ukraine within the framework of such a national communist project, patriots of independent ukraine but not revolutionaries. so he will say about the members of the directory and, first of all, from simone petliura. although they were satan's associates, but disperse. revolutionaries in tactics and strategy, but they are indifferent to the ukrainian question. it is already the bolsheviks with them that vinnichenko will try to establish cooperation. arriving in moscow and kharkov in the twentieth year due to migration, he is even offered

positions in the ukrainian government by the people's commissar of foreign affairs and the deputy chairman of the council of people's commissars, but refers to him, at the same time, as a fellow traveler, he was attracted in order to also, again, pull up to himself a certain part, but immigrant circles, but such leftists. yes socialist well, he tried for several months to say. yes, so to speak, uh, infiltrate the politburo. ah, the ukrainian communist party did not succeed as a result. as a matter of fact, a-a moved away from this business and went back to emigration in emigration. he will still criticize both lenin and stalin to discuss the curtailment of the ukrainization policy and the famine of the thirties in the soviet union will announce it. it's illegal to take it seriously . there will be although nikita khrushchev has repeatedly admitted his sympathy for the dug ukrainian writer. after the famous twentieth congress. the first secretary of the cpsu central committee said that

he was inspired by the hero, vinichenko, a modest but brave workaholic, to make a report on debunking the cult of personality. penya from the story talisman, the result of vinnichenko's life path will be his social and ethical concept of concardism, one of its main principles are honesty with oneself in 1911 , venichenko. e all his life until his death in 1951 . he kept diaries - 40 such small books in which he recorded the movement of his inner and outer life. and here is the theory that he put forward, like the theory of honesty with himself, he first of all. he applied it to his own life concordism from the french word. consent, a condition of achievement. happiness called the harmony of man with himself, nature and society achieved this himself vinichenko. it is difficult to say that ukraine has become like this to some extent. and what was read in his youth, though more to his homeland, he no longer returned olga mokhova anastasia popova valery savelyev typical, ukraine that's all we wanted to tell.

kirill vyshinsky was with you today. good luck to you.

they were hit by high-precision onyx missiles by the russian army and hit the logistics center through which foreign weapons are being delivered. london's new £3bn aid package promised to provide kiev with additional military support. what other statements did you make? johnson while addressing upward? almost 200 points of forest

fires were detected in the amur region per day, according to aviasakhana in the amur region the situation is one of the most difficult emergency mode introduced in one of khakassia what is the situation by this hour sanctions race today the european commission should discuss the next package of restrictions against russia what will be included in it and will be whether the oil embargo? n. talked on the phone with manuel macron the main topic was the situation in ukraine, according to the press service of the kremlin. the liberation of mariupol and the evacuation of civilians from the territory of azov became in accordance with the agreement reached at the meeting of the russian president with the secretary general during today's telephone conversation. vladimir putin drew his interlocutor's attention to the fact that the eu countries ignore the war crimes of the ukrainian security forces. although they could have contributed to their cessation, the corresponding impact on the kiev authorities and stopping the supply of weapons to ukraine, emmanuel macron, in turn, expressed concern

problems of ensuring global food security. vladimir putin stressed that difficulties in this matter arose primarily due to the sanctions measures taken by western countries. and the ministry of defense today reported that the azov militants and soldiers would take advantage of the silence regime to return to firing positions, units of the russian army of the dpr began to destroy these positions, using aviation artillery, let me remind you , the silence regime was organized to evacuate civilians from the territory of azov steel over the past 2 days more than 120 people came out. the russian aerospace forces launched strikes in the odessa region with oneg precision missiles from a logistics center at a military airfield, through which foreign weapons were delivered, as reported by the ministry of defense, the angara with beyraktar drones, as well as missile weapons and ammunition received from the united states and european countries, were destroyed detailed reports on during the special operation. boris maksudov. the bastion coastal complex

sends onyxes to grozny, supersonic and self-guided, elusive for air defense systems the missile will imperceptibly fly up to the target and choose the speed itself; it is impossible to predict the trajectory three missiles three targets according to the information of the ministry of defense winged onyxes. this night, a logistics center in odessa was destroyed through which weapons were delivered to ukraine and western countries with high-precision onyx missiles in the odessa region , a strike was made on a logistics center at a military airfield through which foreign weapons were delivered, hangars with b2 unmanned aerial vehicles, as well as missile weapons and ammunition , were destroyed received from usa and european countries. during the night, high-precision air-launched missiles of the russian aerospace forces hit six military facilities of ukraine , including a protected command post of an ammunition depot near the settlement of slatina,

as well as four areas of concentration of manpower and military equipment. an air defense unit around the clock one such anti-aircraft missile system controls everything within a radius of a couple of hundred kilometers, this position, we can observe uh information about the air situation to monitor the progress of combat action in the air. uh, the nature of the action of their aviation. and, accordingly, the s -300 enemy aviation, the universal anti-aircraft system is capable of not only detecting almost all types of air targets, but also destroying them from drones to missiles. and this is footage of objective control of the su-24 strikes at the fortified positions of the armed forces at extremely low altitude, the pilot drops bombs on well-fortified structures due to camouflaged structures , according to the ministry of defense, all targets

were destroyed. humanitarian convoy of russian the military is covered by armored tigers and attack helicopters. 40 tons of medicines and essentials are waiting in the villages of the kharkiv region. pensions have not been paid for a long time, stores of this assistance are closed. here they have been waiting for a long time to unload kamaz trucks to all the villages in one of the offices, you can apply for medical help for an appointment with a military doctor, a queue is lined up, everything is brought to the eyeballs. i'm looking, yes, yes, plus more boxes here in the gym. there, with medicines, everything is here with you. no. i take there such a mobile pharmacy a difficult humanitarian situation is expected in several more villages, and the constant shelling from the ukrainian artillery, boris maksudov, complicates it. volnovakha returns to peaceful life, this city, along with mariupol, turned out to be

a place of fierce battles. now that it has come under control, the dpr is reopening schools and enterprises there, the fire department has begun to work ; today i was under attack, as well as today along yelenivka. this is the donetsk folk the republic is just in the direction of mariupol a. there is a direct hit to the school. there is destruction, the victims are also restless, still in yesenovaty and in gorlovka, under attack, the settlement of zaitsev is constantly beating. well, i repeat once again, the petrovsky district and the neighboring kirovsky district. here in the donetsk people's republic , heavy weapons of 152,122 mm are again extremely calmly being hit. now, let's get back to civilian life. let's put it this way today , vladimir antonov, first deputy chairman of the government of the donetsk people's republic, visited volnovakha and mariupol looked. as cities return to peaceful life , it is the social infrastructure, this school , hospitals, schools that are already ready to start

accepting children in full-time form, but now those schools that have suffered less are still being built. the renovation work is coming to an end and soon. children can already come, in principle. now they are studying at the so -called distance, but in the near future most schools will be ready to physically accept children within their walls who survived the war here. and were in the basements were all. well, man, we immediately registered in the first days, when we started registering about 400 people in the party, it came immediately to sign up here in march, and they are all here, and then, as they arrived, they drove up and added here quite the city today, 197 is wonderful. yes, 4 i do not remember exactly the number of about 400 children. even more a little elementary school and high school. teachers are now taking advanced training courses throughout the country. this is a very important

point, but we really need to switch to standards of the russian federation that are adopted in the donetsk people's republic for example, today we leafed through a history textbook for the ninth grade of the uh of the great patriotic war. there, for example, only four pages are given to four pages. well, it’s clear that now it is necessary to move as quickly as possible to the standards by which children in the donets respublika are trained. well, also today antonov visited one of the volnovakha hospitals, it is very seriously destroyed, but restoration work has already been analyzed blockages of the main buildings occur, but the hospital nonetheless. already working working in a day hospital, but nevertheless accepting people the same as you need, yes, that is, medication for the moment, not yet. we cooperate amazing stories well, we have kept medicines now and uh, the period before the opening of pharmacies. in our country

, we gave people who came to receive medicines. well, what we had completely, for example, the central hospital was destroyed, the children's department was destroyed by volnovakha. now it's the problem is also solved by stanislavl andrey potapov andrey rudenko oleg bondarenko anton khobotov lead. donetsk people's republic about 800 criminal cases were initiated by the investigative committee in connection with what is happening in the donbass and ukraine over the past 8 years, the head of the investigative committee , alexander bastrykin, said in an interview with russia today according to him, the defendants in these cases are representatives of the military and political leadership, as well as radical nationalist organizations in ukraine, including former minister of internal affairs of ukraine arsenalvakov and governor of the dnipropetrovsk region of ukraine igor kolomoisky deputy minister of internal affairs. anton gerashchenko, former minister of defense valery and stepan poltorak, as well as deputy ministers of defense, commanders of individual

units of the armed forces of ukraine and members of our battalions, according to bastrykin, the bulk of the crime, shelling of civilians and the use of prohibited means and methods of armed conflict. vostrikin added that every day, as a result, he establishes new defendants. now a small pause and we will continue do not switch. ninety-fifth or ninety-eighth chips or nachos are black or dark blue, we understand. how much do you decide during the day, so the map of the world works for you every day, the payment system of the world with age. metabolism slows down, someone has to take care of your body. decor, helps to normalize cholesterol, sugar, improving metabolism, debtor, be in shape, let your health be normal.