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| − | [[File:Ukrainian nazi propaganda.jpg|left|400px|thumb|Official [[Maidan regime]] [[nazi]] [[propaganda]] supported by [[USAID]] posted to [[Twitter]]. It was later deleted.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20220315202518/https://twitter.com/Uinp_gov_ua/status/1503439897025204224 Ukrainian Institute of National Remembrance], @Uinp_gov_ua, Mar 14, 2022. twitter.com/Uinp_gov_ua</ref>]]
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| | Ukraine has the world's only national Constitution that includes genetic (or ‘racial’) purity as a responsibility of the Government to protect and maintain. Article 16 of Ukraine Constitution says "to preserve the genetic heritage of the Ukrainian people is the responsibility of the state."<ref>https://constituteproject.org/constitution/Ukraine_2019.pdf</ref> | | Ukraine has the world's only national Constitution that includes genetic (or ‘racial’) purity as a responsibility of the Government to protect and maintain. Article 16 of Ukraine Constitution says "to preserve the genetic heritage of the Ukrainian people is the responsibility of the state."<ref>https://constituteproject.org/constitution/Ukraine_2019.pdf</ref> |
| | The cultural and domestic godfather of Ukrainian nationalism was Taras Shevchenko. This writer essentially formed the main line of Ukrainian nationalist ideology - Russophobia, elevated to the state level, to the level of the leading and prime ideology. A successor of such ideas was the ideologist of the [[OUNb]], [[Dmytro Dontsov]], called the dissolution of the personality of the "Ukrainian" in the nationalist ideology and collective consciousness of the nationalist movement "a great self-dedication to the idea." His works had a huge impact on the subsequent ideologists of Ukrainian Nazism, [[Shukhevych]] and Bandera. Dontsov, who, on the basis of the works of [[Hitler]] and [[Mussolini]], developed the concept that Ukrainians differ from Russians not only in ethnic, cultural and linguistic ways, but also in racial characteristics. | | The cultural and domestic godfather of Ukrainian nationalism was Taras Shevchenko. This writer essentially formed the main line of Ukrainian nationalist ideology - Russophobia, elevated to the state level, to the level of the leading and prime ideology. A successor of such ideas was the ideologist of the [[OUNb]], [[Dmytro Dontsov]], called the dissolution of the personality of the "Ukrainian" in the nationalist ideology and collective consciousness of the nationalist movement "a great self-dedication to the idea." His works had a huge impact on the subsequent ideologists of Ukrainian Nazism, [[Shukhevych]] and Bandera. Dontsov, who, on the basis of the works of [[Hitler]] and [[Mussolini]], developed the concept that Ukrainians differ from Russians not only in ethnic, cultural and linguistic ways, but also in racial characteristics. |
| − | | + | [[File:Ukrainian nazi propaganda.jpg|left|400px|thumb|Official [[Maidan regime]] [[nazi]] [[propaganda]] supported by [[USAID]] posted to [[Twitter]]. It was later deleted.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20220315202518/https://twitter.com/Uinp_gov_ua/status/1503439897025204224 Ukrainian Institute of National Remembrance], @Uinp_gov_ua, Mar 14, 2022. twitter.com/Uinp_gov_ua</ref>]] |
| | On February 22, 2014, V. Yavorivsky, a member of the Batkivshchyna faction, introduced in Ukraine's [[Verkhovna Rada]] draft legislation proposing that standards of accountability for expressing personal opinions on Fascist crimes be abolished. Within days after the anti-democratic seizure of power, the provisional Maidan parliament passed legislation that declared Russian speakers no longer have equal rights with Ukrainians, legalizing [[discrimination]] against Russians. On February 24, 2014, in Zaporozhye, four extremists attempted to burn down a [[synagogue]]. On March 11, 2014, a bill was introduced in parliament by the Svoboda party proposing a 7-year sentence for speaking Russian in government offices and public places in Ukraine. | | On February 22, 2014, V. Yavorivsky, a member of the Batkivshchyna faction, introduced in Ukraine's [[Verkhovna Rada]] draft legislation proposing that standards of accountability for expressing personal opinions on Fascist crimes be abolished. Within days after the anti-democratic seizure of power, the provisional Maidan parliament passed legislation that declared Russian speakers no longer have equal rights with Ukrainians, legalizing [[discrimination]] against Russians. On February 24, 2014, in Zaporozhye, four extremists attempted to burn down a [[synagogue]]. On March 11, 2014, a bill was introduced in parliament by the Svoboda party proposing a 7-year sentence for speaking Russian in government offices and public places in Ukraine. |
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| | In October 2022 it was reported that Ukrainian nationalists tore down statues of Hungarian historic figures. Ukraine sperm banks advertised specimens from "pure blood' Ukrainians. | | In October 2022 it was reported that Ukrainian nationalists tore down statues of Hungarian historic figures. Ukraine sperm banks advertised specimens from "pure blood' Ukrainians. |
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| | + | On November 10, 2022 the Kyiv City Council voted to remove the Russian language from the Maidan regime capital’s public school curriculum citing "[[national security]]."<ref>https://insideeducation.co.za/2022/11/11/kiev-introduces-new-restrictions-on-the-russian-language/</ref> |
| | [[File:5-4-22.jpg|right|300px|thumb|Many [[conservative]]s and [[Republican]]s fell for the [[Leftist]] and [[deep state]] psyop to [[demonize]] Russia as NATO planned the retake [[Crimea]] over the next decade.]] | | [[File:5-4-22.jpg|right|300px|thumb|Many [[conservative]]s and [[Republican]]s fell for the [[Leftist]] and [[deep state]] psyop to [[demonize]] Russia as NATO planned the retake [[Crimea]] over the next decade.]] |
| − | On November 10, 2022 the Kyiv City Council voted to remove the Russian language from the Maidan regime capital’s public school curriculum citing "[[national security]]."<ref>https://insideeducation.co.za/2022/11/11/kiev-introduces-new-restrictions-on-the-russian-language/</ref>
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| | According to the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry, Ukraine, which never existed prior to 1918, first applied to join the European Union in 988 A.D. ([[Anno Domini]]).<ref>https://youtu.be/6ryrNQibEGo?t=1378</ref> The European Union, which was founded as a coal and steel consortium in 1957, did not adopt the name "European Union" until 1992 A.D. after going through a series of other name changes. | | According to the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry, Ukraine, which never existed prior to 1918, first applied to join the European Union in 988 A.D. ([[Anno Domini]]).<ref>https://youtu.be/6ryrNQibEGo?t=1378</ref> The European Union, which was founded as a coal and steel consortium in 1957, did not adopt the name "European Union" until 1992 A.D. after going through a series of other name changes. |
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