that a whole passage is dedicated specifically to opa and such the impression that the ukrainian soviet socialist republiced. i still thought that it was liberated by the red army, which included millions of ukrainians, who heroically remember for the liberation of not only their republic of other republics. the liberation of the same europe from the brown plague. we are now with you in one of the schools in the city of mariupol, we still find nazi literature in public libraries and libraries of educational institutions, for example, here you are, the history of the great patriotic war. here ss soldiers are also described here, heroes are described here as fighters, as heroes, and so on. and the soviet union, respectively, as an aggression. hmm, for example, here you are, the book the european union in brief the main european choice of ukraine briefly about the main author leonid kuchma why ukraine chooses europe and not russia the national idea of ​​ukrainians in ukraine and russia here, that is, here, please, in general , we see traces of the upbringing of a new ukrainian, traces of the upbringing of an

and here's the then ukrainian soviet socialist republic yes, ukrainian iran became ukrainian and iraq and egypt we 'll talk about this now. so, at first it was the lot of urban madmen who published such small newspapers, with a circulation of 10 copies, yes, and they talked about the fact that ukrainians appeared 2 million years ago, but then it became an official ideology and around the beginning of the 2000s. uh, similar articles began to appear anywhere, but in official publications, for example, in e. to the newspaper golos ukrainy this is the official publication of the verkhovna rada of ukraine and a certain valery beg, doctor of political sciences, a professor was published there, many more different titles were published in the official building, what this person wrote, that it turns out that jesus christ lived 3,000 years ago before his canonical birth, but it happened he is from the pro-ukrainian ants tribe. this is why jesus christ is with ukraine, but this is not yet all. alexander, you will laugh, but the main uh, the ancient egyptian temple, i wrote out to correctly say

so there will be a significant part of the ethnic ukrainians residents. uh, the ukrainian soviet socialist republicion's share of these same ukrainians, certainly not bandera. they fought not for those not for others, but, of course, he does not know this. of course, he doesn't suspect it. although i remember when he was president for the first year there and what he said by may 9, he remembered these names. these kozhedubs are moshenko. so, that is, he still believed that they were still ukrainians, trying to appropriate the victory. just ukraine, yes, but it turns out, see, right here, right here they are ukrainians, where the first ukrainian front , auschwitz, was liberated. you remember, it turns out that they are ukrainians, but there is no finland, then the others were ukrainians, i probably don’t know if they had the same surname or rank. i don’t know, by the way, about finland. you say how they all changed, then they loved putin, then what else? i accidentally stumbled upon a book the other day, but i have had it for a long time, and here i look 100 years ago, it was published in 1923, just

victims among the civilian population there were more than 4 million citizens of the ukrainian soviet socialist republic, historians have noted the parallel between the events of the second world war and the large-scale invasion of russia into ukraine, so no one knows the university suffered a huge they stepped forward, machine guns were already overheated, and the soviet waves simply did not end, so in fact we are seeing exactly this and under uh, now under bahmut, the same concept of kyiv in three days, in fact, we have this soviet pre-war concept of what mr. ivan petrylyak mentioned er, they had blood on foreign territory, two states that started the world war, the nazi paradise and the soviet union, but the leaders of one state ended up on the gallows, and the leaders of the other state ended up in the warm seats of international organizations of guilt whose will is stronger than the body this year lviv became the capital of the invincible over two hundred military and veterans from all corners of ukraine took part in the national selection the game of the invincible see the details of the qualifyin

anti-hit lviv police, whether we like it or not. where ukraine joined the un as the ukrainian soviet socialist republicnt in asia of soviet statehood, but formally with all the signs it was a state because stalin would not have wanted to include additional states or additional votes in the composition of the the united nations and the world community did not recognize this, even if there were no formal signs of statehood, there were formal signs of statehood in 1975, and in helsinki, according to the helsinki agreement , all those borders up to which we are trying to get out now and that is why it is a certain trap on the one hand we talk about ukrainian statehood about ukrainians and on the other hand as the presenter rightly said when we need to we immediately use the positive aspects of what soviet ukrainian statehood gave us we will say so and here we come to the problem that we do not have a ukrainian vision of the second world war, we partially view the second world war or through soviet russian eyes and partially view it through german eyes but i specialize in the conduct of hostilities, the ter

honored, according to the statistics of the center more than 10 million citizens of the ukrainian soviet socialist republiche enemy-occupied ukraine was then called, underwent studies of the liberation movement due to the terrible repressions of the soviet punitive bodies. the totalitarian government received ukrainians in oppressive camps . there were at least 23 of them throughout the country , on the site of one of these butesguards , a memorial museum was created, the territory of terror our correspondents also visited there and they will tell you more. let's look in this room. we tried to show the inner life of the camp the life in which the victims of the nazi occupation regime found themselves yuriy kodenko talks about a creepy place somewhere in 1941 , local jews were held through the nazi camp, about 160,000 prisoners came to janivska, modern researchers say that from 35 to 80 thousand people died here, among them ukrainians poles and roma, and here is the ninar camp, and there will be an opportunity to listen to stories again , stories, fragments of memories of these people who went through the n

this mutual responsibility and responsibility and with the inhabitants of the former ukrainian soviet socialist republic terribly afraid of terribly, and hatred of the russians. it's a way to compensate for fear. here. i am so in your to this fact of fear of fear, ivan really, respect comes to really people in ukraine. people are afraid of people, people are afraid of people, but there is also a second component, which is much less than last year, part of the people part of the ukrainians, ready to fight support zelensky support the war, this is also there. it's just a much lower percentage of the process, even here are the studies that take place in ukraine they say yes, they support the power of zelensky yes, they support the war, but not not not such a large number. now another date. it seems to be small, which means that again on may 7-8 last year, the percentage of people who returned to ukraine became more than people who left from that moment. people. ukraine began to return in waves, what i 've been talking about in kiev lately, kiev here, may 1, easter was. and i read and my acquaintances say,

fair once again president russian federation vladimir putin before the creation of the ukrainian soviet socialist republicruth. and so, nevertheless. here is probably this map for this discussion and it might be worth it. well, a lot. well, to enlarge, because we understand that everything that happens here and everything that the kiev regime does and that's it. what are they sharpened for and everything that they manage and so on? this is not about any attempt by the west to help ukraine defend itself. it is, of course, completely of a different kind. uh, roughly speaking, a plan on their part. and by the way, speaking of questions, uh, which i started with some of this article, a, which published itself before the broadcast of this uh, or such a cohen. and in the atlantic, it is very useful for many of those who say that, uh, you know , it is waiting for us to understand that you, like, leave ukraine alone, you withdraw your troops from the territory of ukraine and how everything will be further. here are some always very useful snippets from this article by the cohen, which shows what what they really

uh, the ukrainian soviet socialist republic, whose descendants are in the lion's share of these same he was president for the first year there and said something by may 9, he remembered these names. these kozhedubs are moshenko. so, that is, he still believed that it was after all, the ukrainians, trying to appropriate the victory. just for ukraine, yes, it turns out. you see, right here, right here, they are ukrainians, where the first ukrainian front, auschwitz, was liberated. you remember, it turns out that ukrainians, but not in finland, then the others were ukrainians, i probably don’t know their last names or rank. by the way, i don’t know about finland. tell me how they all changed, then they loved putin, then also that i accidentally stumbled on a book the other day, well, i have it for a long time, and here i look 100 years ago, published 1923, just these days, and world fascism is called a collection of articles on the state of the party's fascist movements in different countries. uh, the world of europe asia america means analyzed 23 year 1923. yes, of course, italy unders

socialist countries of the world system, socialism, on the right, we had soviet socialist baltic republics, well, on the left, the ukrainian could, and that’s not 30 years have passed that we have gradually all the former socialist countries of the world system of socialism bypassed nato russia, our friends are gone, now we take the western baltic from the right to the north there, then they all joined nato and how ukraine tried not to join nato , but one thing must be said that in ukraine , there is a complete program for training nato specialists in their weapons, that is , the soviet one, which was soviet, has already passed and there they are not. the mercenaries are completely away, therefore, when you say, yes, no, i don’t want to be here i’m here to say, like, old comrade, the colonel is escalating the situation, but the fact is that it has formed around us. tars, which is not hostile to us, if not even hostile, but they are friendly to put it mildly, to put it mildly, unfriendly, especially since everyone knows that no matter how there are yachts , i call myself polish napoleons, that is, the leadership of the user

some sense, indeed in the 91st year the crimean autonomous soviet socialist republic was restored, this is as stated in the law of the ukrainianhe law was adopted in february 1991, but apparently few of our tv viewers know. i think it is possible that the formation of autonomy in crimea in 1991 was not completed according to all union procedures that is, the ukrainian ssr formed this autonomous autonomy, but the authorities of the union of the ssr did not approve the formation of the crimean aesr as part of the ukrainian ssr, as required by the ussr constitution, if you look at article 85 of the ussr constitution of 1977, there is a list of all autonomous republics within the soviet union, and there is no of the crimean autonomous soviet socialist republic, i am leading to the point that because of these conversations about russian activists in crimea, that ukraine oppressed them somewhere, violated their rights, and so on, they for some reason forget to tell this population that kyiv, not moscow, gave autonomy in it was kyiv that gave crimea autonomy in crimea. and only after the declaration of ukraine's independence on augus

socialist countries of the world system, socialism, on the right, we had soviet socialist baltic republics, well, on the left, the ukrainiannd that’s not 30 years have passed that we gradually have all the former socialist countries of the world system. socialism, bypassed nato, our friends are gone now we take from the right to the north there the western baltic, then they all joined nato and how ukraine tried everything not to join nato, but one thing must be noted that, well, in ukraine there is a complete program for training nato specialists not their weapons, that is already soviet, which was soviet, has passed and there they are not mercenaries completely away, therefore, when you say, yes, no, i don’t want to say here, like, old comrade, the colonel is escalating the situation, but the fact that around us has formed. ars who did not oppose me not even hostile, but they are friendly to put it mildly, to put it mildly, unfriendly, all the more so everyone knows that no matter how there are yachts , i call myself polish napoleons, that is, the leadership of the user country. i'm not that they are napoleons, but the qu

ukrainian? stop. we have been waiting for this moment for a long time. a thousand days to start waiting. fellow soldiers of our guards ground troops reach the border of the union of soviet socialist republics. but your divisions, as they go all their lives, where there was a like , we will type, a phrase book, does not want to give up the sky. our job is to get him out of there. the fight will be terrible today only old people go into battle. do you know what is the hardest part of our job? 30 digging into the motor is the hardest part of our job is to wait. here it comes to the landing, too, old people are called to me. romeo hold the car romeo calmly we will sit down. that the commander i sat down. makarych you yourself are somehow ours. first say. yes, the girl regiment flew away. or maybe it's better for her. commander when the war is over, we will return here. let's go to these places. better symphony orchestra. i'll go up to him and tell him. i myself. i'll tell you. end