, it does not completely exterminate anyone, but some indigenous peoples went to the north of the mansis staged the bashkir rebellion. here's a trick question. what keyword colonization colonize, and how is it leveled? the one that's not as tough as, uh , it was in the united states of america, who's got the boost? we read further on the territory of modern yekaterinburg, at first the nomadic tribes of the turks lived, then the hungarians came here, as well as the ancestors of the khanty and mansi, and then the tatars, bashkirs became the main peoples, and they prayed. again colonization, and then what happens, that is, when some peoples are some tribes, and they crowded out others, this is normal and only when the russians came. this is called colonization. how is that? well, then there is, in all seriousness, within the country within a single one, according to the idea of ​​the people, we are being introduced into our consciousness. that the russians colonized other regions of the country, but not as hard as it was in america. does anyone hear? that goes understands someone struggles

pechora and chetlyaga there is a unique geological monument manpupuner, which in the language of the mansieople means a small mountain, idols, a real miracle of nature, many legends are associated with it. one of them is the legend of the seven bogatyrs. they were the brothers of the girl who wanted to take a wife, rich in an evil man, the girl refused him and the rich man decided to force her to marry him, the beauty along with her brothers fled to the mountains. the failed groom equipped. the chase, the brothers fought for a long time as pursuers, but the forces were not equal. the gods did not enter the hot prayers of the girl and turned her, along with her brothers, into stone idols. the closer you come to these stones, the more bizarre their appearance becomes, one table stands somewhat to the side, six others lined up in a row. at the edge of the cliff , the locals have always deified the grandiose stone statues and worshiped them to climb the manpupuner was considered the greatest sin. long nights to hunt ural owl comes out today she decided to eat a frog. they are very gluttonous f

tribes of the turks lived, then the hungarians came here, as well as the ancestors of the khanty and mansi the main peoples were the tatars, bashkirs, and the mari know. again colonization, and then what happens, that is, when some peoples are some tribes, and they crowded out others - this is normal. and only when the russians came. this is called colonization. how is that? well, how, that is, in all seriousness within the country within a single, according to the idea of ​​the people, we are being implanted with the consciousness that the russians have colonized other regions of the country. well, not as hard as it was in america. does anyone hear? here it is understood by someone who is struggling with this, no. by drop in us injected with the fact that we need to fall apart as a single country, but in the nineties it was proposed to create the ural republic we talked about this, remember. governor rossel offered to create a ural republic, and even regional deputies accepted this idea, moreover, there was already a currency. ural look at the sketch of the ural frank, moreover, in 1997 ,

apologize to the tatars, the same ones, i don’t know, the same free udmurts, the same free khanty-mansits of the khakhomansi district well, they have to do it, we do some work for you, but i remembered to myself oatmeal, when you think, what is happening to her now? and it turns out that she gave an interview to french journalists, where she told how she had a hard time escaping from the brain, how she changed all the cars, how she literally walked like a rebel in the field, i orient myself to the stars, and i thought, i remembered i was eating dry food under a snack bar, who had been shot in the legs, who had taken her family members away in a car, remembered those people who were filtered from mariupol, who were looking for some kind of tattoo it seemed to the russians that with some nationalist movements there were hints and something else, how families were divided, children were taken away in front of the material or mothers were taken away in front of the children, and i just think that now there is talk in russia, everyone thinks like this, god , what a miserable lunch, but she h

urch.w up he u haven mansie you grew up heren when you say the problem has gotten worse, how much worse? >> a lot worse. i think the part that is changing is they got younger. these are children out there. >> a 12-year-old girl was rescued last week's. >> they are male and female and you see them younger, 18, 19 some even 17. >> he says they line international boulevard. >> they never stay in one place. >> watching the women carefully. they cannot walk into the church? >> no. >> white? >> -- why? >> because they are being watched. i daughter was right here inviting people to our church saying jesus loves you and he tried to take my youngest daughter in the car. >> the streets are more violent now. he says there is not a day without gunshots. even during church service on sunday but amidst the chaos -- >> we welcome them -- >> he provides a place for peace. >> they come and refresh. they shower, we feed them. we have even had some come at midnight, 3:00 or 4:00 in the morning. this is where we each. it is kind of private. we want to keep things confidential. some of the ladies that are h

america, no one was completely exterminated, but some indigenous peoples went to the north of the mansiashkir rebellion. here's a trick question. what is the keyword colonization, and how is it leveled? the fact that it is not as tough as it was in the united in the states of america, we read further before russian colonization on the territory of modern yekaterinburg, first nomadic tribes of the turks lived, then the hungarians came here, as well as their ancestors, and then the tatars and bashkirs became the main peoples. again colonization, and then what happens, that is, when some peoples are some tribes, and they crowded out others, this is normal and only when the russians came. this is called colonization. how is that? well, how, that is, in all seriousness within the country within a single, according to the idea of ​​the people, we are being introduced into our consciousness. that russians colonized others regions of the country, but not as hard as it was in america. does anyone hear? that it understands someone with it struggles is not present. drop by drop, this injection is

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