that is, for example, in 1890, a russian ukrainian radical party was created in golytsya and it remainedian right up to 1926 of the nineteenth century of power. austria began to actively finance ukrainian organizations, loans were given only to those peasants and entrepreneurs who called themselves ukrainians. society educated galicia network covered the library read courses for illiterate theatrical circles. which enlightenment was conducted in the ukrainian language in 1912, the president of the russian club in the parliament of golytsya, in fact a russian man who called himself a ukrainian bone levitsky said to the austrian military minister. does your excellency know that in golitsy there are many russophile bursas for young students, pupils who receive the right to study for one year with the galilechians, who vladimir bobrinsky, on his own initiative , organized a gallic-russian, charitable society with his own money. he financed the publication of russian newspapers in galicia, for example, russkaya pravda, financed the functioning of russian political organizations and schools, t

create anything great, narrow ukrainianism is exclusively a product of a culture brought to us from golytsya it makes no sense for us to completely transplant. there is no data on success, and this is just crime pavel skoropadsky. in 1918, supporters of total ukrainization for the first time raised the issue of legislative consolidation of the supremacy of the ukrainian sovereign state. the use of the russian language they proposed to artificially limit this was sharply opposed by the minister of public education of the hetman's government mykola vasilenko, putting forward the idea of ​​cultural parallelism between russian and ukrainian culture vasilenko said russian culture is deeply rooted in the minds of the ukrainian people. russian is the native language of the predominant part intelligentsia in ukraine moreover, a significant percentage of the population of ukraine speaks only this language. therefore, from the point of view of the state, to humiliate the position of the russian language or give it some secondary significance would not only be inappropriate, but downright harmful. i am