abc abc one resistance rusyns was unanimous cyrillic defended even unian priests. began to introduce the alphabet of the little russian writer, linguist pante lemon kulsha, who believed that russian letters do not convey the melodiousness of the little russian language in the russian empire, gromat, as lesh had banned, but it was it that became the basis of modern ukrainian spelling at the end of the 890s, they began to translate, that means, er, that’s all, literature into this root for phonetic spelling. let me remind you of phonetics - this means, as i hear, so i write hmm in such a way that this language begins to move away even more at 19. in the tenth year on the eve of the population census, the austro-hungarian authorities indicate the languages ​​​​that maybe there was no russian among them in the questionnaires, but even despite this, the transition to a new spelling does not occur quickly in the eastern golitsy at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. for every 1,500 inhabitants, there is one primary school, more than half of all rusyns are not litera

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russia the inhabitants of this region called themselves rusyns with this term used here. designate the eastern orthodox slavs it was they who, by the time golitsy was annexed to austria-hungary, accounted for almost 80% of the population of this province in the multinational empire, the rusyns speak both their native language and the language of the environment. of course they know, mostly know the language of the metropolis. if we are talking about the austro-hungarians. this is german. naturally, they know the polish language, because as part of the former part of the former commonwealth a with polish as the main language, of course. it was a sign of any educated person to know the polish language to the languages ​​of the ethnic outskirts. austria-hungary was quite liberal in the courts, for example, the defendants could represent their interests in their native dialect. in general, joining the galician lands. habsburg, carried out a series of reforms here, abolished serfdom and limited the arbitrariness of the landowners. in your devotion. the grateful ruthenian empir

we continue to study through the rusyns and that's how they say, again, the rusyns about the ukrainiansved the day, the ukrainian fate began to get a new truth, that is, the ukrainian got a new truth. this is how rusyns say about ukraine. i don't like such penetrating sayings at all. well , why? well, listen, well, how much do we know ukrainians. well, we have heroes of the soviet union yes, how many ukrainians, how many ukrainians we have in the army , the government in the house. we love ukrainians. no, we are proud of them, we are nazi, we despise the bastard, but it's not in ukraine yes, this is vladimirovich zakharchenko, who was he by nationality? little russian skom language. by the way, i think that it would be correct if i posthumously received the title of hero of russia as well as the givi of motorola's grave, of course, that is, well, guys. yes, but i generally still have such a personal feeling i had. alexander vladimirovich invited even then and that's it. somehow it just didn't work out. there was something, and warm relations are your big fan. we said, well, why is a per

come on rusyn shamans.sroads, the jeep stops at a traffic light for him, the volga goes into the trash, in general, all the windows are all the mirrors, then he looks into the volga and there is money. maybe drunk, right? does not look like. well, what are we getting , i forgot the instruction, or what? well maybe what happened in a person? that's what happened to you. so 12 potassium exotic bird 6 letters swan lyokh well, what an exotic swan, well what do you have there listen guys, it looks like the trucks were empty listen exotic bird, you don’t have six letters nine, how to wipe your hands in the glove compartment. investigative committee at the prosecutor's office investigator of shamans my mother ivan are you, no, i'm not your mother, yours, as they say, does not sink in water in fire does not burn normally good afternoon. and how are you the virgins are closed due to the lack of composition, and here for what borodin offered to work what do you have to tell? yes fu, lead pressed, if we drove for cent

secondly, uh, it means that there seem to be some local rusyns there, but at the same time, it seems consists of ukrainians , ukrainian historiography attaches special importance to the battle for the dome in the battle path of the sich riflemen reference height of the austro-hungarian army. in the wooded carpathians, the streltsy legion fought desperately there in the spring of 1915, during long battles, the russian troops managed to break the enemy and take this important position for rejection. however, military experts. it is agreed that the tactical significance of the mountain itself was clearly exaggerated until the seventeenth year. e, in. in my opinion june of the seventeenth year or in july. uh, uh, there was a counter-offensive, uh, russian, which they call ofenzila, uh, hmm kerensky, then as a result of this operation almost at full strength. uh, those of the ukrainian sich riflemen who did not die, but were captured in the russian army at that time can. e with an embassy of literally 400 people, the galician streltsy found themselves on a different front line. and when t

by the way, it’s no wonder there are about 20%, they are rusyns, who are descendants, yes, that is, if there is the most support for russia now among their neighbors, they blocked it, that is, no, the european union is only through nato seducing ukraine seducing georgia seduction of belarus they just had different functions. that is, if nato - it was. well, let's just say, direct tasks that were removed after the death of the soviet union, because they won. and it's a gem. what enemy itself fell apart and will continue to fall apart suicide, so we are moving quietly, and the european union had a different ideology. there was an ideology of seduction to further suicide. it was in what we allow the elite to come to us. and you, let's do reforms, education sits we are all from public administration. and this is european integration. she is what was the idea for, so that the victim came to the absorption of e, as much as possible with the statehood destroyed, so that it would be very easy to capture it under hypnosis. yes, you can say that under hypnosis, the faidal came when you should al

here it is, a rusyn, rusyn.tectorate of russia, and the hetma machine, that is, not enough. russia now understands the rest that the poles can lose the rest of their golitsy, they want to take it under their protectorate under the auspices of nato, because, of course, they themselves are aware of it. you understand, the british are aware of the need for this, who is the angel protestant elite, all the rest, then? the ending is not the french nor the germans, the poles, draws and so on are no longer there. it doesn’t play any role there, the americans play the british, so england, the americans are deep in a deep crisis, they have their own internal disassembly and so on took under their supervision. this is spoiling ukraine, england is anglo-protestant. and here they are, therefore they are pushing the poles to melt, so that they take galicia under their patronage and therefore the ukrainians received the command to slowly, systematically transfer their powers, and the poles need a mask if the poles lead troops

by valentin, was opened by valentina matvienko and svitenko and his holiness writes moscow and all rusyn and all russia kirill spirituality introduced into the opinion became one of the crowds of crowds, laid the first foundation of the foundation of the vegetation of the russian federation naturalness, on which nastya, on which on the fatherland, strength firmly stands today. no. but what about the priority of states proclaimed by petrov, the priority of public service strengthening strengthening there is no court of the state for the sake of security and well-being and the well-being of all common. permissible let our parents are not from russia at the present time of development. sorry as a result, russia has reached reached, well, but in terms of quality, not only not only in economic military military terms. well, well, and in culture us in the region in the region of anya. in addition, it was under peter that the enlightenment and the formation of the azoic church, as you know, would be the most active active part. this process is about that millennium millennium all tradition with

should have received a patent for work pants made of hemp on rusyn, both were emigrants dressed in bavariaher from the answer lutz and then the russian empire of light and also humidity and temperature fluctuations andrey kolesnikov sergey lamps. vadim telekin. invented by davis, he lived clothes for the miners at levy's. there was money for the production of the far eastern beru. foundation circle of kindness for the first six months, he was a loader and a cowboy, which is why the company's label depicts two horses, as he provided more than 2,000 children with medicines. they received drugs and medical products that used to be jeans. available due to high cost or lack of registration in russia, help was provided and for small patients the word jeans came from the city of genoa final muscle trophies more natalia solovyova counters then indigo blue dye after world war ii gestures became a fashionable clothing injection. it's 2 more weeks life, a neurosurgeon injects medicine through a catheter in europe after the release in the fifty-third year, imul modicar with marlon brandon and in the u

rusyns could not freely settle in cities, be elected to positions or become masters. he described what is happening french engineer seniors enjoy unlimited power not only over the property of the peasants, but also over their lives . so great is the freedom of the polish nobility, which lives as if in paradise, and the peasants stay. it would be a godsend that if these poor peasants happen to fall into complete dependence on the seigneurs. they find themselves in a much worse position than the convicts in the galleys, the poles intend to deprive the local nobility of any access to power. anti-polish riots broke out one after another. until 1648. hetman. khmelnytsky did not apply with with a request to the russian tsar alexei mikhailovich about the transition under the rule of russia, the poles sought to maintain their influence. in the former territories, supporting a few anti-russian sentiments after the first world war and the collapse of the russian empire, western ukraine was returned to poland by the government of jozef pilsudski, they began to restore order on t

our support, so we need to stabilize the situation there, and this is odessa this is odessa and the rusynstement of the americans, the statement of the italian, all then about some kind of peace initiatives. i don't know how it sounds. e in the language of diplomats. in the people. it's called a flyover. yes, this is an offer, uh, that no one is going to fulfill. that is, we are more convinced than her after minsk one after minsk two after a month. this thing will need to be discussed only when we, so to speak, will be on the border with poland here. after that, i believe we should say so. these are our diplomats. they should have had their own initiatives before, when for 8 years they were killing children in the donbass, everyone was silent. i understand americans. we are talking about 30 puppets they are there with everything, so to speak, the italians are wonderful people. they have wonderful resorts. they have a wonderful schweika who loves all the citizens of russia. well, at the same time, what do they represent themselves, huh? e even the kitchen even the kitchen is beautiful. well

rusyns could not freely settle in cities, be elected to positions or become masters. polish nobility, which lives as if in paradise, is so great, and the peasants stay. as if in a sanctuary, what if these poor peasants happen to fall into complete dependence on the lords. they are in a much worse position than convicts in the galleys, the poles intend to deprive the local nobility of any access to power. anti-polish riots broke out one after another. until 1648. hetman. khmelnitsky did not ask the russian tsar alexei mikhailovich to come under russian rule; the poles sought to maintain their influence. in the former territories, supporting a few anti-russian sentiments after the first world war and the collapse of the russian empire, western ukraine was returned to poland, the government of jozef pilsudski began to restore order on the lands, which considered native ukrainians. again , they were limited in their rights, they were massively taken away and given to polish settlers. however, pilsudski needed allies against the bolsheviks with three to create a buffer fro