it turns out, uh , when, after the liberation of ukraine, uh, the great patriotic war, these uh, una unso, their families were evicted . what do you think, where not to siberia and not to kazakhstan and khrushchev’s thought on kherson was such that , uh, they will be smeared there and adapt among the russian population. uh-huh then those whom they didn't take long at all. they were treated softer than they deserved much , and now they returned to their families in kherson, and it was in this area that they were so diluted , that means settlers from the western regions, uh, and they passed on their here from generation to generation. here, uh, the mood and love for russia, for the russians, uh, for the rest, and therefore this percentage of russia's support there, let's say, uh, is lower than in the three above-mentioned areas, and what's next? uh, it can go on, but despite all my military education, it's not about the military there. sense at all. yes, the main key uh, this is how much military success will be. in ukraine , military actions have changed so much. i spoke about this at the

the course of i reached 1947 in his diaries, he repeats about western ukrainian nationalism about una unsout how it is inflated in the most negative sense. eh, very often he cares. oh , he had a lot of worries about problems, and like cargo stuck on the railroad for the needs of the front. find and how to fight spies and saboteurs and fight on the atomic bomb project. it was loaded through the roof and industry for ammunition and some type of weaponry, artillery mortar, tank , he led, and yet he is very concerned about the rebel detachments. uh, we have nationalist leaders. he devotes a lot of attention there, it’s clear that these problems bother him very much, and he gives her a lot of time and allocates, uh, his best employees to fight her, scolds khrushchev, who u belittles this problem, uh, trying to be good before stalin, uh, like in ukraine everything is normally covered over varnished uh the state of affairs, by the way, such a digression from this topic is small, although the topic. uh, i closely follow the actions in ukraine for the support of certain sentiments. and so, when in

reached the forty-seventh year in his diaries, uh he repeats about western ukrainian nationalism about una unso about how it is inflated in the most negative sense. eh, very often he cares. oh , he had a lot of worries about problems, and like cargo stuck on the railroad for the needs of the front. find and how to fight spies and saboteurs and fight on the atomic bomb project. he was loaded over the roof and the industry for ammunition and some types of weapons mortar artillery, he drove a tank and nevertheless he is very concerned about the rebel detachments. uh, we have co-leaders nationalists. he devotes a lot of attention there, it’s clear that these problems bother him very much, and he gives her a lot of time and allocates, uh, his best employees to fight her, scolds khrushchev, who u belittles this problem, uh, trying to be good before stalin, uh, like in ukraine, everything was normally varnished over. uh, the state of affairs, by the way, is such a digression from uh, the topic is small, although the topic. uh, i closely follow the actions in ukraine for the support of certain sentimen