Megvédik? Kitől?
Az országuk? Az országuk próbálja épp kiverni onnan a nyugat által agymosott hülyéket és nácikat.
Az ukránok is oroszok, mi mások lennének? Az orosz a gyüjtő fogalom ott, amibe beletartozik a fehérorosz, kisorosz és a nagyorosz.
Ezt a hülye Sztálin b@szta el az erőszakos ukranizálással. Neked lehet furcsa, de a SZU első évtizedeiben az ukrán SZSZK-ban erőszakos ukranizáció volt. Aki kisorosznak tekintette, nevezte magát, az kapott a pofájára. 1917-ben alig 3 millióan beszéltek hoholul.
Between 1923 and 1933 the Ukrainian proportion of the population of
Kharkiv, at the time the capital of
Soviet Ukraine, increased from 38% to 50%. Similar increases occurred in other cities, from 27.1% to 42.1% in
Kiev, from 16% to 48% in
Dnipropetrovsk, from 16% to 48% in
Odessa, and from 7% to 31% in
Luhansk.
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Similarly expansive was an increase in Ukrainian language publishing and the overall flourishing of Ukrainian cultural life. As of 1931 out of 88 theatres in Ukraine, 66 were Ukrainian, 12 were Jewish (
Yiddish) and 9 were Russian. The number of Ukrainian newspapers, which almost did not exist in 1922, had reached 373 out of 426, while only 3 all-republican large newspapers remained Russian. Of 118 magazines, 89 were Ukrainian. Ukrainization of book-publishing reached 83%
Ezt hasonlítsd össze a 2012-es, azaz a 'szabad, szuverén' ukrajna alatti adatokkal:
A 2012 study showed that:
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- on the radio, 3.4% of songs were in Ukrainian while 60% were in Russian
- over 60% of newspapers, 83% of journals and 87% of books were in Russian
- 28% of TV programs were in Ukrainian, even on state-owned channels
Internet 2008-as adatok:
Russian is by far the preferred language on websites in Ukraine (80.1%), followed by English (10.1%), then Ukrainian (9.5%). The Russian language version of
Wikipedia is five times more popular within Ukraine than the Ukrainian one, with these numbers matching those for the 2008 Gallup poll cited above (in which 83% of Ukrainians preferred to take the survey in Russian and 17% in Ukrainian.)
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While government organizations are required to have their websites in Ukrainian, Ukrainian usage of the Internet is mostly in the Russian language. According to DomainTyper, the top ranking
.ua domains are google.com.ua, yandex.ua, ex.ua and i.ua, all of which use the Russian language as default.
[81] According to 2013 UIA research, four of the five most popular websites (aside from
Google) in Ukraine were Russian or Russophone: those are
Vkontakte,
Mail.ru,
Yandex, and
Odnoklassniki.
Magyarul ha az ukrajnai keleti szlávokat magára hagyták volna, akkor szép lassan maguktól is azzá váltak volna, amik: oroszokká.
Így majd most ehhez kell egy háború, pár évtized, néhány átnevelő tábor, meg a bunkócska te drága
.
