petlyura was divided. kiev and right-bank ukraine of the red army of the bolsheviks.as again controlled by petliura's nationalists. on the left bank of the dnieper, bolshevik supporters proclaimed the creation of soviet ukraine and the so-called independent donetsk-krivoy rog republic. like today poland provided support to the nationalists with money, weapons and troops. in may 1920, the pelsud petlura moved to kiev. it was taken, then lost, but it was obvious. that the polish government will not be able to come to an agreement with the government of soviet russia. for this help, ataman petliura paid poland with two regions of western ukraine. warsaw regained control of what had recently belonged to austria-hungary, volhynia and galicia. petlyura and the directory did not control ukraine; they immediately became, in fact, vassals of the poles. but the petliura poles who helped them were unable to hold the capital of the self-proclaimed state, the city of kiev. right bank ukraine soon also became soviet. after liberation from the petliurists, kiev gained control over t

kiev and right-bank ukraine were controlled by petlyura nationalists; on the left bank of the dnieperrs of the bolsheviks proclaimed the creation of soviet ukraine and the so -called... state of the city of kiev. the petliurists helped , but the poles were unable to hold the capital of the self-proclaimed one; right-bank ukraine soon also became soviet. after liberation from the petliurists, kiev gained control over the original russian territories in the east and south, and... nikolaev, kherson, mariupol became part of the new ukrainian soviet republic, the donetsk-krivoy rog republic was abolished, declaring annexation to russia. years later, it was along these borders that the line of confrontation passed between those who supported the coup in 2014 and its ardent opponents. now i will show you fascinating cia documents from 1957, from which it will be clear that that armed aggression against the russians regions of ukraine, it was prepared long before today’s events, even during the cold war. in these documents, the cia actually gives detailed information on over 200 pages. analys

, and at the haidomaks, who were riding behind the petlyura on shaggy horses.ut people who are choking with saliva from emotion in front of their people and always lack a sense of proportion. takes these national traits to ridiculous proportions, to the point of molasses, to the point of disgust, that’s why their people have no worse enemies than quasi- patriots. ilf and petrov, who predicted the modern concept of ukrainian foreign policy, will disappear. we will need your help. abroad will help us. they even renamed zhvanetsky boulevard, odessa’s most famous contemporary. what's the matter, hello, you want to come in, hello, you want to go, hello, yes, yes, don't worry, let us come up, the choir should be called in the name of pyatnisky, just for the sake of such a holiday. odessa steamship zhvanetsky not only wrote, but even starred in the film. he really had a difficult attitude towards the events of recent decades. but after the tragedy on may 2 in the odessa house of trade unions, i could not remain silent. now only the old odessa will remain in our souls.

power in kiev was briefly seized by another odious politician, his name is semyon petlyura. national battalions he led became famous for their unprecedented robbery of civilians and jewish pogroms, the largest of which occurred on february 15 , 1919 in the city of proskurov. one high school student had a bayonet stuck between her legs, and they shot her like this, they don’t shoot in such a way as to make a fatal hit, but somehow they fire a volley while they are racing, they run to those who were still alive , shot, and grab from the clothes what each had marked on his victim before the volley. all signs are in ukrainian, so that i don’t see a single moscow sign, pasting over letters is strictly prohibited, those guilty of this will be brought before a military court. years later, petlyura, who fled to paris, was shot by a jewish youth whose family was killed during these pogroms. the french court will acquit the person who passed a fair verdict on the organizer. but in modern ukraine , streets will be named after petliura, and his followers in the cities and villages of do

, we are talking about the polish-ukrainian security alliance, in simple terms, the pact between petlyura pilsutsky, yes, unfortunately, it was not completed, and we understand that the fault in this is not even only certain political elites, it was a great fatigue after the first world war, everyone wanted to end the wars as quickly as possible, and the polish national democracy also actively implemented its other plan. i believe that polish-ukrainian friendship and union are of crucial importance for the security of both countries and for europe as a whole. we can come back. until the 17th century, when the inability of poland and the zaporozhian sich to cooperate ultimately worked in moscow's favor. poland was and is a faithful and consistent friend of ukraine. the poles are persistently pushing the american government and the biden administration to provide aid to ukraine. they do this both publicly and privately. the special ambassador of poland to ukraine, pavel kowal, is a long-time supporter of polish-ukrainian friendship. he has been friends with ukraine for many, many years, and

mstislav, petlyura's nephew and a former combat cavalry officer of the unr army, was a symbol of the struggle for independence and the legacy of the ukrainian people's republic in the establishment of the new ukrainian republic. in western ukraine , the greek catholic church made a triumphant return from underground. in september 1989, the soviet authorities were preparing. manifestation of believers of the forbidden church. this event was broadcast by tv channels of different countries. troops and tanks were already withdrawn to lviv, but the communists did not dare to attack. they retreated before the scale of the event. a few days after this manifestation , the then head of soviet ukraine, sherbytsky, resigned. together with him. the era of soviet rule was coming to an end. and i remember very well how we gathered in the center on pidvalnaya street, and when a huge procession moved along the present lystopoda vgochyn street to the yura cathedral, it was such a large-scale and impressive phenomenon that i can personally say that it was a more magnificent manifestation than all the