never lost crimea so mediocrely, absurdly and absurdly as in 1954, when secretary general nikita sergeevich kharushchev one day took and transferred the populated russian to the ukrainian region of the ussr. and the limit was in 1954, did anyone ask us where we should go, hello, they hung a zupynka , when we lived in ukraine, all the documents were in ukrainian, this was problematic, there is no subject russian literature, for example, this from the simplest. when pushkin, this is the section of foreign literature, i tried to honestly, absolutely honestly teach and read all ukrainian literature, but also taras grigorievich shevchenko, basically this is such a stream of graphomania that, frankly, it was even embarrassing to go through it somehow, when about the first ukrainians, who were almost the first civilization in europe, we studied this absolutely seriously in school, the voter lists were translated we have one... in the ukrainian language, my father, of course, has the surname orekhovs, we are not on the list, we go, we search for a very long time, we figure it out, finally we find out , nut in

1954, when the secretary general lost crimea so mediocrely, ridiculously and absurdly, nikita sergeevich kharushchevtroke of the pen in one day took and transferred the populated russian to the ukrainian ussr region, and the limit was in 1954, did anyone ask us where? and so the crimeans in the ninety-first year voted for the creation of the crimean republic not as part of ukraine, but as part of the soviet union. and this is the key. once pushkin traveled through crimea, he was fascinated by its unique beauty. the memory of him is also kept by the raevskys’ house in gurzuf, sitting under this cypress tree, pushkin loved to listen to the incessant voice of the sea, and often dawn found him here. we lived in gurzuf, in gurzuf everyone rented apartments for rubles, and we came from the baltic states to ryanmar, kamchatka, georgia, and armenia, we had to take a place on the beach, at 6:00 in the morning, first dads ran with towels, then moms came with children, it was such a company, it really was the soviet union, no one ever divided anyone. then smaller businesses, very small ones, also mastered this

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