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once the vast lands in the Far
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East of Russia were called the new Ukraine, the
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green Ukraine, the Far Eastern
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Ukraine, or most often the green wedge,
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Latvians, Estonians, Belarusians, Koreans,
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Chinese, Japanese lived here, small indigenous
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peoples and Russians, but the most numerous
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ethnic group in the green wedge at the end and
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beginning of the 20th century were
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Ukrainians for thousands of kilometers from the banks of the
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Dnieper they felt a connection with Ukraine
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during the decline of the Russian Empire in
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1918, the inhabitants of the green Klin would
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demand broad national autonomy
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and even discuss the idea of ​​joining the
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independent Ukrainian People's
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Republic as a
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colony in Khabarovsk on a street named
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after the Ukrainian writer Taras
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Grigoryevich Shevchenko there is a bronze monument erected
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with the money of local residents in 2008
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Yakov Dyachenko
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Dyachenko, a Ukrainian native of the Poltava region
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here on the banks of the Amur River On May 13,
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1858, the commander of the Thirteenth Siberian
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Line Battalion Dyachenko founded the
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military post of
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Khabarovka, which eventually became the
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largest city in the Far
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East
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in February
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1858 The Russian Empire secured the
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Left Bank of the Amur for itself,
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taking advantage of the weakness of China, which
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at that time was waging a second opium war with
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Great Britain and France, then in
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1858, from a small Cossack village
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on the left bank of the Amur, the city of
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Blagoveshchensk appeared, this is how these events are described
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in the Blagoveshchensk directory
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published in In the spring of 1926, 1856, in the
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villages and villages of the Trans-Baikal
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Cossack brigade, a call was made about who was
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the Hunter of the Amur, but there were no hunters.
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Despite the fact that they were promised the most
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convenient for the
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cultivators and 15 rubles in benefits, as a result,
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Cossacks were recruited by force by lot and
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sent to the Amur in the spring. In 1857,
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by rafting on bazha and leopards, the Russians seized, by the
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right of the strong, the territory of China from the hump
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on the Shilka River down the Amur and seizing
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forces did not pay attention to the protests
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of China, the Chinese wrote to Ant the
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Governor-General of Siberia, you will
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forcibly take over the places of the middle
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state and, as it seems, not at all to
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repel the British, Governor General, you
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violated friendly relations for 4 years in a row,
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traveled up and down and built many
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houses. What is the reason for this, it is necessary to explain
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for inflicting higher government, but
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the ants did not pay attention to this as
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a result of such antics of Muravyov,
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who demonstrated the
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Russian forces to the Chinese at the beginning On November
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1860, the final
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agreement between the Chinese and the Russians was signed, which assigned
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us the Amur Territory to the second opm
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war. China finally lost in
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1860. Then the Beijing Treaty was signed,
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which expanded the borders of the
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Russian Empire and cut off China from the
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Sea of ​​Japan. China was on the brink of
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disintegration and, of course, as
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a result pressure from Russia,
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China was forced to make such
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concessions, the new territories of the empire
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were sparsely populated lands
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with untouched nature, in order to secure them
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for themselves not only on paper,
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Alexander’s government had to
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conquer and
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cultivate the territory for the warrior followed by a
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plowman, the road from the European part of
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the country sometimes takes up to 3 years advanced
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military detachments continue to establish more and more
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new posts 2 years after the founding of
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Khabarovsk in
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1860, a
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military team of forty
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people lands in the Golden Horn Bay and equips a post in its place, a
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port grows, this is how the history of the
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city of
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Vladivostok begins
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[music]
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the settlers set off on their journey a few years ago the
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first Ukrainian villages are finally arriving on new lands,
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founded by immigrants from Poltava in the Amur
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region in the early
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1860s, this is the Troitskoe
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middle-white layer, new settlements appear
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on the map one after another, and so that you
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understand, the first ponies on horseback are
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what they said, they were carrying with the
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stones are this oppression for fermenting the cabbage,
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which is in barrels, that is, people did not
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understand where they were going, by and large,
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what awaited them there, it was a very rocky
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land, a lot of it
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was occupied by all kinds of hills. But the most
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interesting thing is that when they came here, they did
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not eat
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its red caviar at first they gave it to the pigs, they fed it and
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tried harder, and in general they didn’t eat much sea fish, it was
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very suspicious that the
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flounder was applied, which was flat
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on top of the eye, it was not very familiar.
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The Ukrainians called the new lands a green
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wedge, then they called the plots of land,
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and because of the lush vegetation of the
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Far East, they began to call the Klin a
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green name. similar to the green Klin
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are also applied to other regions of
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compact settlement of Ukrainians in
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the territories colonized by them
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outside the ethnic lands crimson
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Klin Kuban yellow Klin in two gray
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Klin South-
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IR Kazakhstan but we are moving to the Far East
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due to the significant distance the process
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of colonization of new territories is
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slow We can imagine what
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if even now, how to fly by plane
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to the Far East takes some
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time and effort. You can imagine how
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people got there on horse-drawn carts
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and so on. This happened over the years, there were whole
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tragedies when people did not
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reach, organize resettlement by sea
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mainly for residents of
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Central Ukraine, since there are people there
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suffer from a shortage of land and this can
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lead to destabilization, because the Earth
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is the only source of
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food and income for the majority of the
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inhabitants of this region in
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1883, the first steamships arrived from Odessa to the port of Vladivostok;
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on board they were
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five thousand migrants from the Chernigov region;
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they were on the road for more than 50 days; their route
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lay through the straits of the Bosphorus, the Dardanelles, the
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Suet Canal, the island of Ceylon and Singapore,
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but there are Memories of immigrants and about
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voyages lasting more than 3
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months, bending Africa and stopping on the
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island of Madagascar, this is what
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Yulia Vashchenko tells about the journey of her ancestors,
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you understand the most interesting thing that is so
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fascinating to my grandfather, his grandfather
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told him in detail about this route and
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all his life he told the same thing and in the
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same details without ever getting
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lost there, but when you superimpose these
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points on their road, it does not coincide with the
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existing routes of the good fleet
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Black
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Moreon Suet Canal Island of Ceylon
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Singapore and Vladivostok So there is this that is, it didn’t didn’t
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cross the Equator didn’t get around
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Africa, mine
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turns out,
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firstly,
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they sailed, but then there was a flexible strait,
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we had good hope, then He said
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that at Cape Madagascar they replenished
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water supplies there, feed for livestock and
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everything else, Singapore and Vladivostok and
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he said that twice they
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crossed the Equator and twice
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forcibly, roughly speaking, almost all the
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passengers were
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bathed at the equator, such a
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dedication, the sailors know the tradition, yes. When
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they bathed in the sea, those who did not know how to swim were
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tied there to ropes anyway.
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Pull the eye back into the water. He doesn’t want to laugh,
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but he doesn’t want you.
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bathed the first groups of settlers,
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in addition to travel at state expense, they
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provided food for six months, up to
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100 rubles for building materials, seeds,
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two shafts, one cow and 100 acres of land,
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this is more than 100 heirs, a colossal area
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for a rural resident of Central Ukraine
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at that time, the news of the wealth of the new
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lands was transmitted by the colonialists to
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homeland in
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1886, the Tsarist government decides to
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cancel state funding for
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immigrants, but people, under the pressure of
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economic circumstances, continue to
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travel for their own
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money and money
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[music]
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considerable here is a document that gives us an
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idea of ​​​​the cost of travel six
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people from the Babinets volost of the Kiev
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district, all adults plus 20 poods of luggage
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is more than 320 kg fare 970
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rubles another family of six adults and
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one child under 10 years old luggage 40
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poods fare 1,000 rubles whether this is a lot
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or a little can be understood, for example, from a
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letter from Chekhov in
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1889, who, by the way, also sailed from the
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Far East to Odessa And in
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fact, he was a fairly wealthy person, he
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needs to leave home, he needs to start living for
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700
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rubles a year and not for 34, as now, with his own
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money, he went to Green Klin and
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the family about Yulia’s great-grandfather they moved for
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their own at that time Although they already upon
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arrival, ST received 100 rubles per
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man with them they had 311 rubles and 40
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kopecks, that is, apparently all of
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their entire property, they sold off,
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although the sea route was still much
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faster than the land route; it
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was impossible to call it easy; the settlers in
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Vladivostok were met by the cross-worshipping
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hill now at the foot of the cross
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stood temporary Barracks and its ruins
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were covered with the grave crosses of those who,
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due to illness, were never destined to
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realize their
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dreams here, here are a few lines from a note from
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the Amur department of the Russian
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Geographical Society in
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1898 in Barracks the cold ones placed on the
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way the exhausted people who were ill those who were
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first treated and buried who would die Who
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died those were buried a percentage of such and such
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melodiously Yulia's ancestors also passed
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through Baraki on the cross hill they were
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sent to Baraki for quarantine for 2
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weeks there a lot of
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children died and people there were epidemics
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because after all, Barracks are Barracks
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are a large gathering of people, but 2
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weeks after people served
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quarantine they were put on small
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longboats that were already sailing up the river
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further to places of settlement, by that time my
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grandfather was already assigned to
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Zharikov. This is near the lake Khanka village is
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like this. You can imagine it’s
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just that people came to an ordinary forest and they
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were evicted there from the ships, they said that there was
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Taiga, these were the areas that were allocated to people
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who wandered the taiga and completely began to uh
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settle in these places uh It was hard, one
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might say, hellish work to master
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these territory and the Ukrainians started from
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scratch, the arriving residents of the Far
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East were greeted by something like this
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impenetrable
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Taiga And this is a photograph of the hard work of
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laying a road in the taiga Green Wedge is
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rich in forest wild animals fish coal and
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gold Here is one of the family stories
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finally from
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dreams life washed gold and this the gold did
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not leave him even in his old age
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when he had already moved further away and
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no longer lived in Zharikovo. And
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he went beyond the Iman River and got geese there. The geese began to
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slaughter geese in the fall. And gold glitters in their navel.
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Well, to that Zaton where
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he drove the geese he went and panned for as much
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gold as he needed and
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handed over the rest to the state and there was industrial
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mining of the state
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then the life of Ukrainian settlers in the
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vast green Klin
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was documented in detail thanks to the unique
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photographs of Arkady for rems they
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were given to us by the candidate of historical sciences
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ethnologist Oksana
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[music]
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kosmina, it seemed to me that this everything was
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shot in Ukraine, such a picture is
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traditional for a
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Ukrainian village. And this is the Dalniy Sun
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[music]
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East, the next photo is simply
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luxurious and it is luxurious in that we not
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only see women with children and
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some of them have traditional clothes. Who
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knows the pottery of the Poltava region? He can easily recognize
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all the products characteristic of the Poltava region are
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theirs,
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this product has its own name, a very
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interesting photo, this
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was a very wealthy peasant and we can
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say that the name of this man is named after the
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inhabited one. In the next photo we
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see his wife, here on the porch of their
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house she has a set of traditional
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clothes that She brought from Ukraine
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But they dressed their daughter in these traditional clothes
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in the photograph, here we see
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the whole complete set on the girl’s head, a
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scarf, and the girls wore scarves, and what
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else she The girl testifies to us is
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this photograph where we see from the scarf
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uh, that means you can see the spit with
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Len, this is such a characteristic speech of
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the coastal type, that is, the Chernigov region,
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the Poltava region and this entire region in general,
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Ukraine, if we look only at the
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stoves, it is clearly divided into two, two
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large parts on the right bank and on the left
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bank, and that’s all this is clearly visible from the stoves,
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most willingly, settlers
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from Ukraine settled the Primorsky Territory, the
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local climate was more close to
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the climate of Central Ukraine for them, this is
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how Nichols Usuriysky describes the city
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now simply Usuriysk, correspondent of
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the Moscow newspaper, news Ivan Olevich
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Svitoch in 1905,
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the main and oldest street Nikolskaya
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along the entire streets On both sides
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there are white mud huts in some places and
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now still covered with thatch, the same
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Ukrainian clothes in public and on a hot
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summer day you might think that you
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are somewhere in Mirgorod
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Reshetilovka or Sorochintsy from the time of
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Gogol, many Ukrainians in the Far
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East are engaged in agriculture,
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they brought their traditional agricultural
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crops wheat rye OBC and barley, the demand
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for them was ensured by quartermaster
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purchases to maintain a military
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garrison and everything would have been fine, but European
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crops were not entirely adapted to
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local conditions. This is how Ukrainian journalist and writer Mykola Novitsky describes his
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impressions of a trip to Green Klin to
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hope for the harvest is more or
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less possible only with the cultivation of sheep,
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especially in the area of ​​​​the city of Olga,
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the south-eastern region, and buckwheat almost everywhere
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on
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Primornefteprodukt, relying on it as the
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main crop, then the farm
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becomes like a gambling game of
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cards, you can win even several times
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in a row, but you can also Gorko
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lose wherever fogs reach from the
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sea, wheat often When fogs catch
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it in bloom produces so-called drunken
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bread, good-looking grain acquires
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something in its chemical composition
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that is not suitable for humans or livestock as
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food, causing signs of acute
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poisoning rolls adapted to these
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According to them, these are Koreans and there was a period
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when the Koreans came to develop the
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territories. Yes, their small number
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compared to the Ukrainians is generally ok.
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But they are more adapted for cultivating
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those lands, this is true. It was even
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visible at the time when I lived there according to Well,
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according to the markets Who Who grows What
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products, and so
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on, the pace of resettlement of Ukrainians to the
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Far East reached a new level with the
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launch of the railway at the beginning of the 20th
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century, movement along the
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Trans-Siberian Railway begins, travel time is
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reduced to several weeks, and
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after 8 years, employees of the general zemstvo
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organization
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examine to this
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conclusion there is
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very little indigenous Great Russian population and without a big
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mistake we can say that the Primorsky
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region represents the second Ukraine with
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significant revenge
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of the Belarusians, this is how Yulia Ivashchenko
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describes the village of Zharikovo in which
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her great-grandfather and his sons settled, I
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researched precisely the period of settlement of
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Zharikov First, peasants
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from the Chernigov province went there
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the bulk. And then the
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peasants of the Kiev province began to be added to it,
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and for good measure. The entire village is
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entirely immigrants from Ukraine; the cultural
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life of Ukrainians in the Russian Empire is
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subject to oppression and prohibition, and
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Green Wedge was no exception; in
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1876, Alexander II in the German city of Bams
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signs the Emsky The decree is a memorial
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plaque in the BAD EMS with a brief content of
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the decree; it prohibits the use of the
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Little Russian dialect in the public sphere,
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namely, a ban is introduced on teaching, the
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introduction of documents in the Ukrainian language,
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its use in music and church
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services, the decree also prohibits both printing
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on the territory of the empire and import from it.
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books printed in the Ukrainian language,
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as well as the staging of Ukrainian-language
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theatrical performances and concerts,
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even the printing of sheet music with Ukrainian texts was
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banned. Well, it is clear that this was a
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disastrous decree for Ukrainian
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cultural life, before that there was the Valuev
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circular; essentially, Ukrainian
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cultural life
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was largely well Let's just say that the
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development of the Ukrainian national
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movement was limited. Well, of course, this made itself felt
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in the Far East. Moreover,
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people there were just migrating and they did
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not have their own press of
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their books. For the next 24 years, the cultural
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and national life of Ukrainians throughout the entire
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territory of the empire was actually is
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banned, slight weakening
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brings the revolution of 1905, the Emsky decree
00:20:00
loses force, the first public
00:20:02
Ukrainian organization in the green wedge
00:20:04
is created in 1907 by students of
00:20:07
the Oriental Institute in Vladivostok, but the
00:20:10
revolution does not bring radical changes in the country,
00:20:12
national movements;
00:20:14
organizations, in the opinion of the leadership,
00:20:16
pose a threat to the peace and even the
00:20:18
existence of the empire uh, so you
00:20:21
understand that the Tsarist government did not
00:20:23
leave, it was just a matter of chance,
00:20:25
it was all under control. I saw
00:20:27
the documents.
00:20:28
Where
00:20:30
they tracked
00:20:32
the gendarmerie in an official note, where they were secretly
00:20:35
gathering, Ukrainians, who exactly, and who
00:20:37
attached such invitations to these
00:20:40
events in 1909, the Ukrainian
00:20:43
student organization in The Eastern
00:20:45
Institute of Power was closed in 1910 by the
00:20:49
Minister of Internal Affairs of the Russian
00:20:51
Empire, Pyotr Stolypin, who issued a circular
00:20:53
which imposed a ban on the
00:20:55
activities of national
00:20:57
organizations, aggravating the beginning of
00:20:59
national isolation and discord, and
00:21:01
Naroch society, including Ukrainian
00:21:04
Jewish ones, was closed by the only
00:21:07
legal organization on the entire
00:21:08
territory of the green Klin. According to the
00:21:10
historian Vyacheslav the black man
00:21:12
remains the Ukrainian club in Blagoveshchensk,
00:21:15
founded in
00:21:19
1911, the turning point is brought by the revolution of
00:21:22
1917 in the first weeks and month after the
00:21:25
overthrow of tsarism. Ukrainian communities appear in almost all
00:21:27
cities of the Far East
00:21:29
in Vladivostok,
00:21:31
Nicholas Ku Suris, Imane, Khabarovsk,
00:21:33
Free Couple, Verkhneudinsk, now London
00:21:36
communities appear in their villages the main
00:21:38
goal of the national unification and the
00:21:58
year shows that 421,000 Ukrainians live in the green wedge;
00:22:01
this figure does not include the
00:22:04
majority of the male population who were
00:22:06
mobilized for the First World War; the
00:22:09
further fate of the green wedge is
00:22:11
inextricably linked with the fate of the historical
00:22:13
homeland of its Ukrainian settlers; since the
00:22:16
period of the
00:22:17
sowing year, Ukrainians spent four
00:22:20
Far Eastern Ukrainian congresses, that
00:22:23
is, the Ukrainians, as it were, defined it for
00:22:25
themselves so that this is not so much a
00:22:28
social revolution as for the
00:22:29
Ukrainians a national push which and the
00:22:32
events that took place in Ukraine.
00:22:33
They of course
00:22:35
stimulated the life of the Armed Forces, all
00:22:37
public activities of the Armed Forces on June 10,
00:22:40
1917 at a meeting of the Central The Rada
00:22:43
in Kiev proclaimed the autonomy of Ukraine
00:22:46
within Russia, and the very next day,
00:22:48
June 11, in the green wedge in Nicole Skus,
00:22:51
at risk, they held the first Ukrainian
00:22:53
Far Eastern Congress, which was
00:22:55
attended by delegates from more than nationalities in the
00:22:58
region; the main political demand was the
00:23:01
transformation of the Russian Empire into a
00:23:04
federal Republic with the
00:23:06
provision broad national-
00:23:07
territorial autonomy for Ukraine and its
00:23:10
colonies, colonies meant places of
00:23:13
compact residence of Ukrainians, among
00:23:16
them was the Green Wedge in Russia, power in
00:23:18
Petrograd is seized by the Bolsheviks,
00:23:20
the Ukrainian People's Republic
00:23:22
declares independence in the Green
00:23:25
Wedge, Ukrainian district
00:23:27
councils are created, these are bodies of national
00:23:29
self-government, they register the
00:23:31
population and issue certificates and also
00:23:34
serve as consulates of the independent
00:23:36
Ukrainian People's Republic on the
00:23:37
territory of Russia; this right was
00:23:40
enshrined in the treaty between the UPR and the RSFSR
00:23:43
signed in
00:23:48
1918. In December 1918, the Bolsheviks
00:23:52
violate the peace treaty and cross the
00:23:54
border with Ukraine. The war will last. For almost
00:23:57
a year,
00:23:58
Far Eastern Ukrainians find themselves in a
00:24:00
difficult situation in the Far East. the
00:24:03
Czechoslovak corps is operating, the
00:24:05
Allied forces of the Entente are landing
00:24:14
the largest contingent.
00:24:16
Japan has 70,000
00:24:19
people. The second largest were
00:24:23
US troops. This is what the port of Vladivostok looked like in
00:24:26
1919. And this is a parade of allies in the
00:24:31
city itself; they do not support the national
00:24:33
movement of Ukrainians and stand for the
00:24:36
integrity of Russia between the Urals and
00:24:38
Lake Baikal in
00:24:40
Admiral Alexander Kolchak is declared the supreme ruler of Omsk; he
00:24:43
heads the white movement in the region; Ataman
00:24:46
Semyonov is also acting and Ataman Semyonov is
00:24:49
fighting for power with all of them; the Red Bolsheviks are fighting for power due
00:24:51
to the heterogeneity of the
00:24:54
ambiguity of the white movement;
00:24:55
fatigue from war and increasingly loud
00:24:58
calls to return the soldiers home; the
00:25:00
Entente countries are withdrawing their troops from In the
00:25:02
end, the Bolsheviks prevail in Russia, that the
00:25:05
Bolsheviks, that the White Guards, they
00:25:07
treated the Ukrainian movement
00:25:09
absolutely identically, they did not perceive the
00:25:11
Ukrainian movement in any way, they did
00:25:14
not imagine Ukraine
00:25:15
in any way. of the
00:25:28
Ukrainian movement,
00:25:30
not only members of the Rada are under arrest, but
00:25:32
even school teachers, all Ukrainian
00:25:35
organizations are dissolved And their property is
00:25:40
confiscated, the trial of the leaders of the green
00:25:42
Klin will take place In
00:25:43
1924, they were sentenced to
00:25:47
long prison terms and were
00:25:49
accused of
00:25:59
carrying out their work, Russian historian
00:26:01
Vyacheslav Chernomaz believes that it was
00:26:04
after During this process, the Ukrainians of Green
00:26:06
Klin began to hide their origin
00:26:08
and already according to the 1927 census there
00:26:12
were significantly fewer of them here than in tsarist
00:26:18
times. At the same time, the Soviet government
00:26:20
decides to continue the policy of settling the
00:26:22
Far East with Ukrainians in 1926
00:26:26
with a summer plan for the resettlement of Ukrainian
00:26:29
peasants to the Far East. According to
00:26:32
According to the document, 400,000 people were supposed to leave Ukraine;
00:26:34
people were forced to
00:26:37
go to the Far East to escape the
00:26:39
repressions of poverty, dispossession and
00:26:41
hunger. As a result of this
00:26:45
dispossession and other such
00:26:47
repressive measures,
00:26:50
a lot of Ukrainians ended up in the Far East.
00:26:54
We can’t even say exactly how many
00:26:57
there were 400,000 half a million Million Well
00:27:01
I believe that in any
00:27:04
case, well, at least a million or so
00:27:08
Ukrainians could have ended up in the
00:27:11
Far
00:27:12
[music]
00:27:15
East at that time. It should be noted that during
00:27:17
Soviet rule in the Far East there was a
00:27:19
short period of so-called
00:27:22
Ukrainization, in particular in six regions of the
00:27:25
Far East - it was decided to transfer
00:27:29
business management in the Ukrainian language, after all,
00:27:32
six districts - this is not so little And
00:27:36
uh, at that time in the Far East
00:27:39
quite a few 809 schools were opened where
00:27:44
they studied the Ukrainian language, well, can you
00:27:47
imagine 809 schools also began to conduct classes at the
00:27:51
Blagoveshchensk Agrarian Pedagogical Institute
00:27:54
in Ukrainian,
00:27:58
but on the direct orders of Stalin, by the
00:27:59
decision of the Central Committee of the All-Russian Communist Party of Belarus on January 15, 1932,
00:28:04
the policy of Ukrainization was stopped;
00:28:07
all Ukrainian
00:28:08
cultural and educational institutions
00:28:10
throughout the territory of the RSFSR were liquidated. The
00:28:13
Soviet government begins active
00:28:15
total Russification. A year even a little
00:28:18
less than a year passed; everything was just as
00:28:20
abruptly liquidated And in the same way,
00:28:24
together with
00:28:26
the people,
00:28:29
today he actively showed the will of the people to the entire Soviet people
00:28:37
Loika Pes Loika Pes Loika Pes his
00:28:44
children our and their future the future of the
00:28:47
Russian fatherland Yeltsin Protect
00:28:52
Yeltsin Yeltsin Yeltsin Yeltsin
00:28:59
[music]
00:29:00
I’m leaving
00:29:03
I did everything I
00:29:15
could [music] after the fall of the Soviet Union In
00:29:19
independent Russia, dear comrades,
00:29:22
Good afternoon, where President Putin in his
00:29:25
articles resurrects the term Maro in the
00:29:28
All-Russian Population Census of
00:29:30
2021 in the Primorsky Territory,
00:29:32
only
00:29:34
11.3 people will be Ukrainians in the Amur Region, a little
00:29:37
less than
00:29:38
4,500 in the Khabarovsk Territory 7,000 in the
00:29:41
Sakhalin Region, a little over 3,500
00:29:45
people This is all that remains, according to
00:29:47
historians, of more than a million
00:29:49
Ukrainian immigrants and their descendants, according to
00:29:52
official
00:29:56
statistics
00:29:57
[music]
00:30:04
Di

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Когда-то обширные земли на Дальнем Востоке России называли Новой Украиной, Зеленой Украиной, Дальневосточной Украиной или — чаще всего — Зеленым Клином. Тут жили латыши, эстонцы, беларусы, корейцы, китайцы, японцы, малочисленные коренные народы и русские. Но самым многочисленным этносом в Зеленом Клине в конце XIX – начале XX веков здесь были украинцы. За тысячи километров от берегов Днепра они чувствовали связь с родиной. Во время распада Российской империи в 1918 году жители Зеленого Клина будут требовать широкой национальной автономии и даже обсуждать идею о присоединении к независимой Украинской народной республике в качестве колонии. Как сложилась судьба этой территории — в фильме Миколы Немченко "Зеленый Клин". https://www.currenttime.tv/a/zeleny-klyn-kak-ukraincy-osvaivali-dalnii-vostok/32788310.html

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