trying to save the situation, skoropadsky began to feverishly look for new allies. on november 14, 1918, the hetmannexpectedly for many, issued a letter that proclaimed a new course, a federation with russia and work to recreate the former greatness and strength of the all-russian state. when skoropadsky, at the end of his administration, began to actively contact representatives of the white movement, when, after the compensian truce, he spoke about the united mighty russia, he simply tried to rely on some political and military power the officer environment that made up the volunteer army, in general, the white movement was in many ways much closer and more understandable to him, and the russian empire in one form or another in the form of even the republic, it was much closer and more understandable to him than uh, something incomprehensible. here, what the bolsheviks or someone else built, however, the whites , led by denikin, no longer believed him. and the ukrainian nationalists, led by petliura, taking advantage of the neutrality of the germans, raised an uprising against the scarabat handfu

hetman's governments. on june 2, 1918, berlin officially recognized skoropadsky as the head of the ukrainian state. stria-hungary did the same, and about 30 other states that expected to snatch their share of the ukrainian loaf. according to the agreements , the hetman's state was to completely to pay for the military assistance of german patrons. the germans themselves were only interested in how many poods of grain and for the promised million tons they would be able to withdraw from ukraine to germany. in addition, the german troops took away property stored in the warehouses of the former southwestern front. tarpaulin tents, linen, car tires, leather, shoes, and actively exported any metal products, including door handles, samovars, and copper utensils. odessa mayor vladimir mustafin wrote about that time the germans disposed of the country as they pleased, regardless of either the government, or the courts, or the laws of the country in general, its interests and customs, the german government intended to disguise the export of fat food items necessary for starving germany. bread and fat of dai

in kiev itself, the hetman and his ministers were controlled by the generals eigorn and graner, the house of the former governor-general, in which skoropadsky settled with his whole family, he guarded the german ship around the clock. even at night, a german sentry stood at his bedroom door as the cornerstone of the political program. hetman, was the restoration of the right to private property, as well as free sale and purchase of land in practice. this meant the dissolution of the land committees and the return to the landowners of property taken away after the seventeenth year, including land, livestock and implements. who is unlucky skoropadsky with a surname, because his ukrainian state, as it began to be called. they dubbed it shortly. well, here, whatever you call a yacht, so it will float, its social support was, first of all, the bureaucracy, the landowners, and the bourgeoisie, the financiers. well, and what was called the kulaks. yes, here is the reliance on these forces. well, uh, mostly naturally on the germans, because the germans spent in ukraine, their policy, and often does not mean, do not even pay attention to the hetman

trying to save the situation, skoropadsky began to feverishly look for new allies. on november 14, 1918, the hetmanexpectedly for many, issued a letter that proclaimed a new course, a federation with russia and work to recreate the former greatness and strength of the all-russian state. when skoropadsky is at the end his administration began to actively contact representatives of the white movement, when, after the compent truce, he spoke about the united mighty russia, he simply tried to rely on some kind of political and military force. the officer environment that made up the volunteer army, in general, the white movement was much closer to him in many ways and more understandable and the russian empire in one form or another in the form of even the republic, it was much closer and more understandable to him than, uh, something incomprehensible. that's what the bolsheviks or someone else built, however, the whites led by denikin, they no longer believed him, and the ukrainian nationalists, led by petlyura, taking advantage of the neutrality of the germans, raised an uprising against the scarabat

the play in 1929 in moscow and berlin turbine days, the scene of the shameful flight of the hetman skoropadskyev to germany was, as it were, not burdensome for the perception of modern ukrainian society. this is roman, and it would be unfair to consider him anti-ukrainian to the same extent, he is anti-bioguard and at the same time anti-big, this is bulgakov's novel, in which , it seems to me, he expressed his horror and his disgust at the course of history , in which he got it is because of this novel. some ukrainians argue about expediency. they are not in kyiv bulgakov's places, they say a kind word about ukraine is not said. the master himself, who, by his own admission, survived 14 coups in the ukrainian capital, substantiated his attitude to language and culture and history in a unique essay published in the twenties. and in this essay, he makes such predictions that the chain brain that the poles blew up. they themselves will restore at their own expense this did not happen and the memory of petliura. dezgin. no, she did not disappear, as it seemed, the ukrainians appreciated. in bulgak

hetman governments. on june 2, 1918, berlin officially recognized skoropadsky as the head of the ukrainian state by austria-hungary and about 30 other states that expected to snatch their share of the ukrainian loaf. according to the agreements, the hetman 's power had to fully pay for the military assistance of the german patrons of the germans themselves they were only interested in how many poods of grain and for the promised million tons they would be able to withdraw from ukraine to germany. in addition, the german troops took away property stored in warehouses of the former southwestern front, canvas tents , linen, car tires, leather, shoes and actively exported any metal products, including doorknobs, samovars and utensils made of copper odessa mayor. vladimir mustafin wrote about that time. the germans disposed of the country as they pleased, regardless of by the government, neither by the courts nor in general with the laws of the country, by its interests and customs, the german government intended to disguise the export of fat foodstuffs necessary for starving germany. bread and fat of dairy products by

in kiev itself, the hetman and his ministers were controlled by the generals eigorn and the grand house of the former governor-general, in which skoropadskyd the clock guarding the german ship. even at night, a german sentry stood at his bedroom door as the cornerstone of the political program. hetman, was the restoration of the right to private property, as well as free sale and purchase of land in practice. this meant the dissolution of the land committees. and return to the landowners, selected after seventeenth year of ownership, including livestock land and inventory. the only thing that skoropadsky was unlucky with was his surname, because his ukrainian state, as it began to be called. they dubbed it shortly. well, whatever you call a yacht, so it will float, its social support was, first of all, the bureaucracy of the landowners, and the bourgeoisie were financiers. well, and what was called the kulaks. yes, here is the reliance on these forces. well, uh, it’s mainly natural for the germans, because the germans pursued their own policy in ukraine, and often not so don't even pay attention to the hetman's governments. on june 2, 191

, as in the white guard, the passage and the whale, but the stage of shameful the flight of hetman skoropadskymany was, as it were, not burdensome for the perception of modern ukrainian societies. this is roman, and it would be unfair to consider him anti-ukrainian. he is in that to the same extent, anti-biogvardeisky and at the same time, anti-bolshevik, this is bulgakov's novel, in which, it seems to me, he expressed his horror, his disgust at the departure of the story in which he found himself precisely because of this novel. some ukrainians are arguing about the expediency of keeping in cues. bulgakov's places they say a kind word about ukraine is not said. the master himself, who, by his own admission, survived 14 coups in the ukrainian capital, substantiated his attitude to language and culture and history in a unique essay, kiev city ​​published in the twenties. and in this essay, he makes such predictions that the chain brain that the poles blew up. they themselves will restore at their own expense this did not happen and the memory of petliura. dezginets did not disappear, as it seem

hetman. skoropadsky addressed the people from the first reading.tated that he took power into his own hands in order to establish order and tranquility in ukraine. the ukrainian people's republic was abolished instead, a new ukrainian state was proclaimed, all laws adopted by the central rada were canceled. the old administrative division into provinces, uyezds and volosts was being restored. all executive and legislative power passed into the hands of the hetman. however , the independent hetman's power was only on paper in the field, the real power belonged to the heads of the german garrisons and commandant's offices. at in kiev itself, the hetman and his ministers were controlled by the generals eigorn and graner. the house of the former governor-general, in which skoropadsky settled with his whole family around the clock, was guarded by the german king. even at night, a german sentry stood at his bedroom door as the cornerstone of the political program. hetman, was the restoration of the right to private property, as well as free sale and purc

counted, as in white guards about a cat and a whale, and the scene of the shameful flight of hetman skoropadsky which made a sensation during the productions of the play in 1929 in moscow and berlin, was, as it were , not burdensome for the perception of modern ukrainian societies. this is roman and his m-m. it would be unfair to consider him anti-ukrainian, he is to the same extent anti-bioguard and at the same time anti-big whiskey, this is bulgakov's novel, in which, it seems to me, he expressed his horror, his disgust with the departure of the story in which he got into it's because of this novel. some ukrainians are arguing about the expediency of preserving bulgakov's places in kiev, they say a good word about ukraine has not been said. the master himself, who, by his own admission, survived 14 coups in the ukrainian capital, substantiated his attitude to language and culture and history in a unique essay published in the twenties. and in this essay, he makes such predictions that the chain brain that the poles blew up. they themselves will restore at their own expense this did not happen

are trying to earn themselves millions or some political points , mainly on our mountain. hetman of skoropadsky in ancient times oh doroshenko excuse skoropadskyi doroshenko and supported ukraine in many ways well, they fought with the turks, well, in any case, now, uh, i think the world has already decided who is for whom, even china, which does not seem to condemn putin is so openly calling for diplomacy, so calling for a solution to the issue until the escalation of the tension, but even china refused to invest in russia, but in this project there is one uh-uh there van bellt uh-uh and and and i don't know what this initiative international so you baldat e-e he bolt e-e initiative you see this is the only belt the only way ivan velta and there are reasons why investments in russia were at the level of more than 10 billion from the 14th to the 17th year this is such a big initiative when japan i am not japan, china invests in the project in different countries, well, in order to create opportunities for trade for growth and so on, this is very important, but they have now withdrawn from the p

and tomorrow i will go to serve this nonentity. hetman skoropadsky i never understood you.lyevna and what leisure should elena vasilyevna ask about this? he made, and animals. i love you know he will say that he is getting married don't believe he won't get married, can't you say hello to a person? good morning. do not be angry. i love you and you love me. and the fact that i got nasty yesterday, do not pay attention. are you thinking? what am i, some kind of rascal? looking at you is healthy why are you so weak yesterday, sit down, drink tea, maybe make it easier for you? and you today elena yasnaya look wonderful and god this dress. so it suits you, i swear on my honor. tell me which dress. what good is elena very beautiful? it's not a dress, it's a hood. yes, you can immediately see how you say what's the matter. do you see lena yasnaya after yesterday's story? me can migraine happen? and it is impossible to fight migraines in a buffet. everything is just a glass. better than any pyramidon. as if reborn. drink and you can fight. lenochka you about military operations, no

yes when the bolsheviks occupied ukraine, there was a ukrainian state, the palace of the skoropadsky hetman, or the ukrainian people's republic, the territory of the state there was 800 thousand square kilometers, and in the 91st year, lenin created ukraine for us, which became 600 thousand square kilometers, the question where did 200,000 multiple kilometers happen and here it is the question to them is that you, someone, lenin or stalin, created ukraine. if we were deprived of essentially a quarter of our territory, how did you create ukraine? if we entered the soviet union with 50 million and left having 50 million, what is the distribution of 30-40 million of the main increase in population, who created what, in fact, they robbed, suppressed, destroyed, and today they tell us that someone created ukraine . the streets and they ask, uh, do you want to return to the soviet union and why? well, most of them immediately start saying that they gave me an apartment for free in the soviet union, and that's a lie, they didn't give anyone free apartments we have to understand that if you didn't

hetman. pavel skoropadsky.kiev by russians vladimir the baptist in 1853 bogdan khmelnitsky in 1888. in 1911, under the russian empire, who will go to fight for his excellency hetman because of his ukraine yes, no one, even those bastards that are now climbing out of their skin, trying to become holier than the pope and yellow-deeper than the ukrainian flag. and such a wholesale ukrainization 100 years ago was written by a russian writer born in kiev. mikhail bulgakov, witnesses, a participant in those events, so they ask how ukrainian is a cat, he answers, he stopped, his eyes bulging. they can not have the word whale, because ukrainians do not have whales in ukraine and now they are confused about the history of ukraine in the history of ukraine there were several dates that can be to call independence day or the restoration of independence is obviously june 30, 1941. on this day, the act of proclaiming the ukrainian state was adopted, the ukrainian state will honestly interact with the national socialist grea

whole complete set is all presented, everything is there in the history books, the hetman begins, ending with skoropadskya, shukhevych. here is an interesting subject, which means, zahi is a bright name, what a beautiful name yes, a beautiful defense patriotic defense of the fatherland. why did the eleventh grade do dozens of the eleventh vasily the tenth eleventh grade this year handed over to each in a general educational school. this subject has been introduced since the twelfth year. here is the training for the eleventh year, approved here. if you open, i'll remind you. it was also yanukovych. yes, we have written here, separated by commas, our strategic partners, the european union, the united states, nato, by the first peter arkadyevich stolypin, who said we will not survive. here i am kedmi came up to the shift change today . yes, he says, we have been living for 3,000 years. we have every year all students teenagers must go to the fees. we do not survive, as a state this will not happen. and now i have a specific question, what will we say to these students who come through our programs. no, fat

hetman. pavel skoropadsky. to vladimir the baptist in 1853, to bogdan khmelnitsky in 1888, princess ulga. 1911 under the russian empire, who will go to fight for his excellency the hetman because of his ukraine yes, no one, even those bastards that are now climbing out of their skin, trying to become holier than the pope and yellow-deeper than the ukrainian flag. and such a wholesale ukrainization 100 years ago was written by a russian writer born in kiev. mikhail bulgakov, witnesses, a participant in those events, ask how in ukrainian the year he answers, his eyes bulge the word whale cannot be with them, because ukrainians do not have whales in ukraine and are now confused about the history of ukraine in the history of ukraine there were several dates that can be called independence day or the restoration of independence , obviously this is june 30, 1941. on this day, an act of proclamation of the ukrainian state was adopted . the ukrainian state will honestly interact with the national socialist greater germ

just want to remind you about, it’s good that prokhmelnitsky was said, because the last hetman of ukraine skoropadsky his uh, as a government yes, there was a concurrent minister, also a philosopher penza zenkovsky, and here he is in the thirty-first year in 1931 discussing what relations between ukraine and russia should be let's let's see. russia cannot and should not lose ukraine. ukraine should know this, even if this knowledge was given to it as a result of the bloody war, cede ukraine to someone else, and the real independent existence of ukraine outside of russia is generally impossible. russia is not must. ukraine must reckon with the fact that russia will never cede ukraine to anyone, no matter how the historical circumstances develop. whatever the will of ukraine itself, even against the will of ukraine, it must be part of russia, this must be firmly and once and for all understood by ukrainian politicians if they want to understand the real historical situation. well, look, it was said in the thirty-first year, it’s true, ukrainian politicians don’t understand russian, it seems, as they un

set is all presented, everything is there, they stick out in the history books, the hetman starts, the end of skoropadsky a beautiful name yes protection patriotic defense of the fatherland. why is education in the eleventh grade in general the tenth, eleventh grade this year was handed over in every general educational school, this subject was introduced from the twelfth year. here is the textbook in the eleventh year approved here. if you open, i'll remind you. it was also yanukovych. yes, we have written here, separated by commas, our strategic partners, the european union usa nato everything in the fourteenth year, a new textbook is being published, in which russia is no longer a partner, this is a potential enemy, look further everything is according to the standards. nato see links to nato sites you can see all these abbreviations ss march this is all nato abbreviation. here is a required item. right for every student. vasily said in general , an educational school in ukraine now look at september 1st. children zaporozhye kherson mariupol goes to school according to our textbook according to our pr

just want to remind you about it’s good that you said prokhmelnytsky, because the last hetman of ukraine was skoropadskyo a philosopher, that is, zenkovsky. and here he is in the thirty-first year in 1931, discussing what should be the relationship between ukraine and russia let's see. russia cannot and should not lose ukraine ukraine should know this, even if this knowledge was given to it as a result of the bloody war, cede ukraine to someone else, but the real independent existence of ukraine outside of russia is generally impossible. russia should not. ukraine must reckon with the fact that russia will never cede ukraine to anyone, no matter how the historical circumstances develop. whatever the will of ukraine itself, even against the will of ukraine, it must be part of russia, this must be firmly and once and for all understood by ukrainian politicians if they want to understand the real historical situation. well, look, it was said in the thirty-first year, it’s true, ukrainian politicians don’t understand this, russian ones, it seems, as they understand and now we are forcing ukraine to what to