this is the end of the 18th century, 1183, when the crimean khanate swears allegiance, and empress catherine ii is part of the russian empire, 178. the third year, catherine ii publishes the famous manifesto, its author was georgy potemkin, for which the governor-general of new russia was granted the title his holiness prince tauride after the signing of the manifesto on the annexation of crimea, russia became a full-fledged black sea power. the april manifesto of catherine can rightly be called the door of the open black sea from this moment the prosperity of the crimean peninsula and kherson, the city of a fortress on the right bank of the dnieper, where they built shipyards and opened admiralties to develop the land. new russia the empress entrusted prince potemkin with allocating huge sums from the treasury for the improvement of the territory of the taurida province, which was actively populated during catherine's times. we live here a gigantic number, as well as nationalities and peoples , there are various documents about the crimean germans. about greeks, bulgarians, czechs, and othe

the crimean khanate, which was under the protectorate of the ottoman empire, and in the xviii century of russian-turkish wars. eh yes, starting landmark events. this is the end of the 18th century, 1183, when the crimean khanate swears allegiance, and empress catherine ii is part of russian empire april 8, 1783. catherine ii publishes the famous manifesto. its author was georgy potemkin, for which the governor-general of novorossia was granted the title of most serene prince of tauride after the signing of the manifesto on the annexation of crimea, russia became a full- fledged black sea power kherson, the city of a fortress on the right bank of the dnieper, where they built shipyards and opened admiralty to develop the land, empress of novorossiya, entrusted to prince potemkin, we allocate huge sums from the treasury for improvement on the territory of the taurida province, which was actively settled during catherine's times. we have a gigantic number of nationalities and peoples living here. there are various documents. about the crimean germans about the greeks, bulgarians, czechs,

is the territory that at one time belonged to the zaporizhzhya ukrainian army state or to the crimean khanateefore to say that it was a wasteland that appeared on the world map only after the russians appeared there is absolutely not, absolutely, absolutely not unfair and has nothing to do with history officially, the ill-fated monument is called to the founders of odesa in the people of ryna and its lovers. it was erected in 2007. activists suspect that the money for the project was provided by the cooperation of the kremlin government organization, which for a long time planted russian symbols in ukraine, such as the russian empress, who finally destroyed ukrainian statehood and transformed ukrainian peasants were enslaved by the mad empress catherine ii, namely today, august 14, with her imperial manifesto for the ukrainian cossacks. let's talk with valentina shults, deputy of the odesa district council ms. valentina good morning good morning well, then let's start with that. how do odessans feel about this monument and how much has this attitude changed now? what do you think ? the attitu

, in fact, crimea has never been isko on russian territory, in general, the annexation of the crimean khanatettoman tatar rule power, and only in the spring of 1783, the territory was forcibly annexed to russia. well, it lasted for 134 years. at the beginning of the 1917 revolution, crimea was under the control of the soviet government, returning crimea, russia corrects the mistakes of the soviet union. it is a widespread myth that after the collapse of the soviet union, president boris yeltsin as if he made a mistake by deciding to preserve the status of crimea as a ukrainian territory well, in fact, in 1990, that is, before the declaration of independence of ukraine, leonid kravchuk and boris yeltsin signed the agreement that testified respect for the already existing borders thereby confirmed crimea as a part of ukraine , and the key indicator in this is the referendum on december 1, 1991, when more than half of the crimeans said yes to an independent ukraine with the territory of crimea, in particular, the transfer of crimea to ukraine was actually a gift from khrushchev with the beginnin

been a vikram, it was never the origin of russian territory, in general, the annexation of the crimean khanatetory was forcibly annexed to the russia well, it lasted for 134 years already with the beginning of the 1917 revolution crimea was under the control of the soviet government returning crimea russia corrects the mistakes of the soviet union a widespread myth that after the collapse the president of the soviet union, boris yeltsin, seems to have made a mistake by deciding to preserve the status of crimea as a ukrainian territory. well, in fact, in 1990 , that is, before the declaration of ukraine's independence, leonid kravchuk and boris yeltsin signed an agreement that showed respect for already

the annexation of the crimean khanate was preceded by 300 years of tatar ottoman rule, and only in the spring of 1783 did the territory forcibly join russia. and so it lasted for 134 years already with the beginning of the 1917 revolution crimea was under the control of the soviet government returning crimea russia is correcting the mistakes of the soviet union a common myth that after the collapse of the soviet union, president boris yeltsin made a mistake by deciding to preserve the status of crimea as a ukrainian territory. well, in fact, in 1990, that is, before the declaration of ukraine's independence, leonid kravchuk and boris yeltsin signed an agreement certifying respect for the already existing borders, thereby confirming crimea as part of of ukraine, and a key indicator in this is also the referendum on december 1, 1991, when more than half of crimeans said yes to an independent ukraine with the territory of crimea in particular the transfer of crimea to ukraine was a gift from khrushchev , in fact, with the beginning of his reign, khrushchev could not single-handedly make s

territories that at one time belonged to the army of the zaporizhzhya ukrainian state or to the crimean khanatehence it can be said that it was a wasteland that appeared on the world map only after the appearance of the russians there absolutely not absolutely absolutely not unfair and has nothing to do with history officially the ill-fated monument is called to the founders of odesa in the people kateryna and her lovers it was erected in 2007 activists suspect that money for the project was given by cooperation of the kremlin government organization that for a long time planted russian symbols in ukraine, such as the russian empress who finally destroyed ukrainian statehood and transformed ukrainian peasants to slaves so, oleksandra alfiorov is in touch with us , now we will find out with him whether that kateryna should stand there and why why somehow they give instructions and petitions, she is still standing there without legs kateryna should not be no lovers around this public speech on which catherine is stuck in odessa in the center of being not there, accordingly, i would just like to r

andrey, you don’t have a version, or maybe the crimean khanate.adition. it is this color that the stars on the coats of arms of two african countries ghana and guinea without self-propelled guns can be black are black right? the spoken language of the states they founded in the middle east in the middle ages was the french crusader quite rightly the latin of the lucky man, he wrote off his friend the artist nikolai rybakov in the play the forest several times unfortunately won. this ostrovsky is correct. it's just that the current kremlin in this city was built by pskov masters only in the 16th century on the ruins of the khan 's fortress kazan well, let's summarize after the third round 3.200 for galina, 8 800 for andrey and 17.900 for alexander ahead of the final. grodno 1982 kgb agent resourcefulness, courageous extraordinarily lucky and noble hero, like a legendary intelligence officer turned into a maniac, several female names and some strange figures, the most scandalous body of the belarusian criminal investigation department the investigat

this is the territory of the former e-e crimean khanate yes, which the ukrainians did not live in, butnew russian owners imported their peasants. now ukrainian is hardly spoken in these regions, many are sure that the decision to transfer the crimea was personally made by khrushchev, according to one version, the former first secretary of the kiev regional committee. this is how pika wanted to reward his supporters in ukraine in the struggle for power. yes, he won, he is already the leader in 54 , but far from ambiguous. and ukraine is sorry a quarter of the vote at the convention. which means he needs these votes for a hare; he had no questions to include in ukraine or not to include; he had a question of how to make ukraine his own. that same decree number four of march 9, 1954, a document that changed history. but in the mid-fifties, hardly anyone thought so. we now understand that the transfer of crimea is a mistake now. but then, in general, it was not politicians who attached importance to this, nor, in fact, citizens, because within the framework of a single state with - this wa

over the crimean khanate in the last fragment of the golden horde this weekend at the site of a historiclev, authorized representatives of the president in the central federal district and the deputy head of the world russian people's council konstantin since then the russian troops saved not just the capital of the state moscow from the raid, they actually saved the existence of states, and at that time the crimean rudeness could be said to be one of the military, superpowers of its time, and in the event of a defeat, our history would go in a completely different way, dear friends. i hope that this is a day, and you and your children will remember it, and we tried to ensure that today on the field there were not only traditional reenactors, but a reconstruction of that memorable historical battle. and you can see what wonderful horsemen reenactors we have. here, and there they are marching to the battlefield, to the field where 20,000 russian troops were able to defeat a much larger, five or six times superior enemy. this is the great victory which gives us the right. he is proud that

the defeat of mazepa, all cossacks of zaporizhzhya sich went south to the crimean khan under subordination. this is how khanatene arose on the territory of the northern and kherson mykolaiv e zaporizhzhia and partly donetsk regions. like stalin as a successor to lenin's cause why because stalin is also called a person in the kremlin nowadays who owes him something we are ukrainians because we have this ukraine and in the borders of which it is now meant that bukovina is in romania. stalin took lviv there and part of halychyna took the poles again, well , as a result of the second world war, they are not as a result of the second world war. well, we should be very grateful to the old for what does he mean you gave ukraine the volyn territory of volyn and so on what does he mean he supposedly gave ukraine a large part of the territory i just want to make a remark here to say that when the russian empire collapsed well, so did the austro-hungarian empire and there was a survey back then there was such a referendum on the territory of transcarpathia, do they want to be with czechoslovakia or do they want to be wit