, but he became a pylypenko because they used to be taken into the army and then passports were alreadyssued from the army , i.e. passports were issued to the army, this led to the fact that , for example, there was a boy there whose last name i do not know. olena kvasny was kvasny, but plus, after the army of the soviet armed forces, he already returned as kvasny . because they were kvasny, it was difficult to pronounce something. how old are you and he has already become russian, but besides all that, for example, when a person in ukraine was called a woman, er, i literally read this yesterday, the real story of er, er, grandmother of a er, facebook user. she says she was written as matrona usyevna by patronymic, everyone in our country and already when it was written down in russian, they wrote that she is matrona e moiseevna so and so and so and so from ukrainians it was changed to - it is not even known who to russians or jews who knows him anyway kateryna nemchenko e-e, the deputy of the dnipropetrovsk regional council is in touch with us. we continue our roll call ms. kateryna go