by the middle of the 15th century , residents of the western lands of kievan rus. became part of thelish-lithuanian commonwealth. from that moment on, forced polization and assimilation of the indigenous russian population began on these lands. poland, or rather the polish-lithuanian commonwealth, is indeed one of the first states that began to work on the formation of a special ukrainian identity. the need was purely practical; it was necessary to have a certain stability in these territories. polish historian tomasz jankowski arranged a meeting for journalists in the center of warsaw to show where exactly the idea to create it was born in the 15th century. trains run on which ukrainian cities are marked as polish territory. all smart people understood that poland would take lviv for itself, what else is there, what other city, lviv, what else? ivanovrankovsky, this is, well, historically, this is your land, no one has anything to do with this he argues that we will take it without war. in polish, these territories are more often called the eastern kres. the concept of western ukrai

, in general, this great state formation, which was called kievan rus, later, later ukraine in itsarious guises, and the cossack state, the hetmanship and so on, did you manage to communicate there with people who... believe and perceive themselves as ukrainians, despite the fact that they may have russian passports, communicate in russian, but they say that they do not, but we know that we, we ukrainians, we have some connections with ukraine, yes, indeed, almost everyone with whom we talked, he told us, or that he he himself is from ukraine, or that he has relatives in ukraine, there is another notable moment here, that i did not switch to russian with them, i spoke ukrainian and they understood me perfectly there, there was an interesting moment... when we met two women who were leaving with a notice with a bunch of products, they spoke to me in russian, and then a shot rang out somewhere nearby, and they instantly spoke ukrainian, we will not be shot, i say no, everything will be fine with you, well, in general, i would still like to ask about the humanitarian situation, becaus

is the title history of ukraine rus is as simple as possible: they turn out to be residents of kievan rus, this is a separate nation from the russians, only they are related to european civilization. the ukrainian people belong to the western european, or, in short, simply to the european circle, not only because of the historical ties that over the centuries have connected ukrainian life with western life, but by the very nature of the people’s character. for the austro-hungarian authorities, who generously paid the scientist, these views turned out to be very suitable. they use them. and today it is modern.

coordinate system... you look at a glass bracelet and you understand when it was made there during the kievan rus it's such beauty, you understand that people didn't graduate from any specialized institutions to create such magnificent jewelry, it's all natural, our department of archeology, security, historical and cultural heritage, more than 100,000 items are stored here, this is one of the largest collections, in principle, in the museum and in belarus in general, one of the largest archeology collections, and here are stored items from the paleolithic period to the beginning of the 20th century. we have such a unique feature, open storage funds, and anyone can come here by buying a ticket. just recently we received a mammoth skull. they found it in the besed river, you know, when you walk and just look at this object , your heart skips a beat, we have a paleontology collection, there are mammoth teeth, there are other fossil animals, there are tusks and so on, and here is a mammoth jaw and two teeth still preserved in place, here it is still drying, we turned it over specially with the jaw u

by the middle of the 16th century, the inhabitants of the western lands of kievan rus became part of polish kingdom, called the polish-lithuanian commonwealth. from that moment on, forced polishization and assimilation of the indigenous russian population began on these lands. poland, or rather the polish-lithuanian commonwealth, is indeed one of the first states that began to work. but only on condition of complete renunciation of one's russian identity. now, hundreds of years later, many poles consider these lands to be theirs, and trains run around the country on which ukrainian cities are marked as polish territory. all smart people understood that poland would take lvov for itself, what other city was there? what else? ivanofrankovsky. this is your land, no one argues with that. here on the front line, no one is surprised that it is poland that supplies kiev with its weapons and was the first from nato to transfer the latest tanks to ukraine. as in the 15th century, the poles again fought with the russians in the same territories. how many of you? are you in the fields or what?

ten-volume work entitled history of ukraine and rus is as simple as possible: the inhabitants of kievan rusrns out, were ukrainians, they are a separate nation from the russians, only they are related to european civilization. ukrainian people belong to western european, if we say, in short, simply to the european circle, not only due to the historical ties that over the centuries have united ukrainian... western life, but by the very nature of the people's character. for the austro-hungarian authorities, who generously paid the scientist, these views turned out to be very suitable. they also use... ukraine is the work of my hands, i created ukraine in order to be able to make peace with at least one part of russia. this is a unique chronicle footage of soldiers of the german imperial army marching through the streets of kiev, near. standing with the german generals are the so -called builders of ukrainian independence, who signed a very strange peace treaty with germany and austria. according to it, ukraine, in exchange for an imaginary recognition of independence, pledged to pay huge repa

“it turns out that the inhabitants of kievan rus were ukrainians, this is a separate nation from theussians, only they are related to european civilization. the ukrainian people belong to the western european, in short, simply to the european circle, not only because of the historical ties that over the centuries have connected ukrainian life with western life, but by the very nature of the people’s character. for the austro-hungarian authorities, who generously paid the scientist, these views turned out to be very suitable." also because during the revolution that broke out in russia in february 1917, it was grushevsky who headed the central rada, a new ukrainian parliament announced the creation ukrainian state. behind these processes, germany and austria-hungary were interested in making peace with the new state and not fighting on two fronts. from an interview with the chief of staff of the german eastern front, general max hoffmann, to the british newspaper daily mail. 918 in reality, ukraine is the work of my hands. i created ukraine to be able to make peace with at least one p

it turns out that the inhabitants of kievan rus were ukrainians; they are a separate nation from the only they are related to european civilization. the ukrainian people belong to western europe, in short, simply to the european circle, not only due to historical ties that over the centuries since... they have completely restored this concept of grushevsky. portrait of the historian grushevsky even appears on ukrainian banknotes, also because during the revolution that broke out in russia in february 1917, it was grushevsky who headed the central rada, the new ukrainian parliament announced the creation of the ukrainian state. germany and austria-hungary stood behind these processes. were interested in making peace with the new state and not fighting on two fronts. from an interview with the chief of the german staff of the eastern front, general max hoffmann, to the british newspaper daily mail, 1918. in reality, ukraine is my business hands i created ukraine to be able to make peace with at least one part of russia. this is unique chronicle footage, soldiers of the german imperial

understand each other perfectly, we have very close cultures, our orthodox faith, which originates from kievan rus, yes, therefore, well, we must be together, this is very important, the exhibition also tells about the history monastery, in 25 years the st. elisabeth monastery has become a center of spiritual enlightenment, education, missionary work and social service, it is a place of power, faith and love, nine churches, 120 monastic sisters and more than 300 sisters and brothers of mercy. the church is such a force that... supports and opens the way to the future for a person, therefore we really learn to love, learn to serve people, and the monastery is such a big hospital for wounded, sick souls that need warmth, attention, of course, in love. nun marfa is an artist by profession, she connected her life with the monastery in the late nineties, while still a student at the belarusian academy of arts. at that time , the monastery town was just beginning to be built, so she stayed here, helping those in need to heal the souls of the sick. at the exhibition in moscow, together with the belarusia

in the memory of these lands, kievan rus, the grand duchy of lithuania, the polish-lithuanian commonwealth, poland, the soviet union. architects of the seventies of the last century considered pinsk to be the second city in belarus after grodno, in terms of the number of preserved architectural monuments. well, let's see. the streets, buildings and citizens themselves will tell us about the history of the city. by the way, do you know how to determine who is in front of you? a native of pinsk or a visitor, you need to ask a simple question: with whom do you have the honor. money is being brought in, find 10 differences, i came from pinsk, says the real pinchuk, then bends his finger and lists all his merits. it seems that, although i doubt it very much, all the residents of this region introduced themselves this way. well, and to list all the sights of pinsk with its rich history, the fingers of our hands are not enough. our entire film crew. in this building behind the polish hour there was one of the best hotels in the city. the rooms here were telephoned and even with amenities. as a ru

bagan in the present yanmi, formerly burma, bagan - it was the capital at about the same time when kievan rus europe, the kingdom of bagan, the kingdom of bagan, it dominated in southeast asia on the territory of indochina, what we call indochinese, that is ... and then indeed a lot of interesting monuments were built, mostly, mostly they were buddhist, and then they were, of course, destroyed over time, so what, and now lately, as you know, in m' yangmi came to power in fact a junta of generals, as we would say, so much similar to putin's power, and therefore they are, by the way, very closely related to each other, putin helps the general. the reality of myanmar and vice versa, here and there is the same myanmar junta, it did the same thing that putin did with chersonesus, they quickly, disregarding all the rules of archeology of excavations, rebuilt uh and made such a little kitch out of these monuments of medieval bagan, and for that, and in order to show prestige, to raise the prestige of their power, to legitimize additionally... their power , and by the way, they had the full cooperati

a unit of special operations forces named after a prince who was a kurdish prince, a prince of kievan rusy the way, by the way, very revealing, well, plus the suzhan hundred, the troops.

kursk, prince of kievan rus, this is very true, by the way, by the way, it is very revealing, well , was also the suzhan hundred, the troops of the ukrainian cossacks, and actually, this the territory which, well, which was definitely historically a part of kyivan russia, in general, this, this great, great state entity, which was called kyivsk, later, later, ukraine in its various forms, and the cossack state, the hetmanship and so on, er. did you manage to communicate there with people who consider and perceive themselves as ukrainians, despite the fact that they may have russian passports, communicate in russian, but they say that they do not, but we know that we are ukrainians, we have ukraine some connections, yes indeed almost everyone with whom we talked told us either that he himself is from ukraine or that he has relatives in ukraine, here is another noteworthy point that i did not switch to russian with them, i spoke ukrainian and i was fine there.. . understood, there was an interesting moment when we met two women near the convenience store who were leaving with a cart, w

trade and political relations connected it with dozens of countries, including, by the way, with kievan rusd they were called dragons, which, according to legends, had from three to seven heads, well, in byzantine mythology, this comparison with mythical creatures implied that each head of the dragon, the translator or something, knew its own language, great, in general it is this is china, the japanese dragon has one head, and the byzantine one is from three to seven, what is the logic in this, give me three hints then, then just like the dragon also has three heads, from three, so the first one here is the frontal one. yes, translating across the road, translating, translating grandma from russian into english, it’s all as simple as that, maria zakharova in the second clue has already given you the right answer, well, usually foreign ministry employees know more than one language, and the third clue is interesting, sasha, it seems to me , the furry one should react to her, although it’s not a fact, show me, this is a participant in the first season of the show amazing people nyatkina, who