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Now I will tell what happened later and give the dates so that there is no confusion. And in 1654, even a bit earlier, the people who were in control of the authority over that part of the Russian lands, addressed Warsaw, I repeat, demanding their rights be observed that they send to them rulers of Russian origin and Orthodox faith. When Warsaw did not answer them and in fact rejected their demands, they turned to Moscow so that Moscow took them away.

Now I will tell what happened later and give the dates so that there is no confusion. And in 1654, even a bit earlier, the people who were in control of the authority over that part of the Russian lands, addressed Warsaw, I repeat, demanding their rights be observed that they send to them rulers of Russian origin and Orthodox faith. When Warsaw did not answer them and in fact rejected their demands, they turned to Moscow so that Moscow took them away.

So that you don’t think that I am inventing things… I’ll give you these documents…<ref>The documents from [[Kremlin]] archives include a letter from Bogdan Khmelnitsky to Czar Aleksey Mikhailovich requesting protection for Orthodox Christians residing in the borderlands for protection from violence and discrimination in civil life from [[Roman Catholic]] Poland under the suzerainty of the [[Holy Roman Empire]]. Some 117 Ukrainian towns and 127 thousand people swore an oath of loyalty to the Czar who added "All Great and Little Russia autocrat" to his title. "Little Russia", or Malorussia, was the name used by Russians living in territories claimed by the Poland-Lithuanian Commonwealth who 3 centuries later called themselves "Ukrainian".</ref>

So that you don’t think that I am inventing things… I’ll give you these documents…<ref>The documents from [[Kremlin]] archives include a letter from Bogdan Khmelnitsky to Czar Aleksey Mikhailovich requesting protection for Orthodox Christians residing in the borderlands for protection from violence and discrimination in civil life from [[Roman Catholic]] Poland under the suzerainty of the [[Holy Roman Empire]]. Some 117 Ukrainian towns and 127,000 people swore an oath of loyalty to the Czar who added "All Great and Little Russia autocrat" to his title. "Little Russia", or Malorussia, was the name used by the Russian minority living in territories claimed by the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth who, 3 centuries later, called themselves "Ukrainian".</ref>

'''Tucker Carlson:''' It doesn’t sound like you are inventing it, but I am not sure why it’s relevant to what’s happened two years ago.

'''Tucker Carlson:''' It doesn’t sound like you are inventing it, but I am not sure why it’s relevant to what’s happened two years ago.