Comments by "Восточный Славянин" (@user-uk5qe1xn8h) on "Knowledgia" channel.

@cliffordcarrera8150 1. Did US/NATO nazi have any basis to invade and destroy such countries like Yugoslavia, Iraq, Libya, Afghanistan, Syria, Yemen? Or it was just an opinion? Did US follow any international law when bombed Russian-German Nord Stream pipeline? Opinion again? 2. Yes, by some definitions prohibiting territories from using their native language is a sign of a genocide, also called, you can google it, "Linguistic Genocide". 3. Right now Ukraine officials calling for "physical purge" in Crimea after their invade there. Ethnic cleanings, physical genocide. Google Mykhailo Podolyak, the adviser to the head of Office of the President of Ukraine.
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Yeah, that's why one of the greatest ataman of Zaporozhe Cossacks - Ivan Sirko was called Urus-shaitan (Russian Devil) by turks. But anyway for historians in Ukraine facts does not count.
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@cliffordcarrera8150 1. If Quebec decides to murder citizens judging on their French ethnicity, then yes France has all the right to invade Canada. 2. Under Ukraine regime there was only one official language - Ukrainian in schools, on tv, government, despite that 90% of Crimea population is Russian speaking/ Right now there are 3 official languages - Russian, Ukrainian and Crimean-tatar.
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1. It was Stalin's plan to build The Northern Crimea Canal project of late 1940, Stalin never planned to assign Crimea to Ukraine. 2. The head of Crimea in 1954 - Pavel Titov was fired for opposing Khrushchev decision to assign Crimea to Ukraine. 3. There could not be any "conflict over water between the two republics" - it was one country, with the government in Moscow.
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@jaystrickland4151 Two people already pointed you, that you are telling nonsense. There could not be any conflicts between republics, political system itself could not allow that to happen. These were not republics like states or countries, rather like counties or regions within one state.
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1. Таганрог основан Русским Царём Петром I в 1698 при чём здесь Украина вообще? 2. Донецко-криворожская республика существовала до УССР, и только позже была приписана к УССР. 3. РСФСР и УССР - это части одной страны - СССР с правительством в Москве. О каких обидах может идти речь, если это одна и та же страна?
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@asbest2092 1. Turks lived there, like neighbors, they had common borders and Turks were stealing Slavic people for slavery. Do you think Turks that stupid? 2. Ivan SIrko was a dedicated follower Russian Orthodox Church as well as the Zaporozhe Cossacks, and Ukrainians (called small/little Russians back then) were Ruthenian Uniate Church.
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@DerussifyDonbabwe-zd9xe This region is called Malorossiya and it has nothing to do with Ukraine and ukrainians. Another language, another culture, another religion, genetically different.
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1. The Northern Crimea Canal was planned by Stalin in late 1940, work on Kahovska station started in 1952, when Stalin was alive, and Stalin never bothered to admin. assign Crimea to Ukraine. 2. The head of Crimea in 1954 - Pavel Titov was fired by Khrushchev for opposing his sick idea to assign Crimea to Ukraine. 3. Taganrog was founded by Russian Czar (Russian Emperor) Peter the Great in 1698, Ukraine was not existed back then and Ukrainians have nothing to do in Taganrog, it's a Russian city.
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