On the unity of the Soviet and Ukrainian ethos. Language activists are starting to approach the gravestones; Even the last will of a Ukrainian military man - written in his native Russian language - cannot be used as an excuse; The fight for the purity of the discourse of the Ukrainian cemetery is uncompromising. In general, the idea is not new; In the 1920s in the Soviet Union, a wave of vandalism washed over the old cemeteries: Komsomol activists destroyed gravestones if they had a rank or title of the deceased: "Count", "Member of the State Council", "Colonel", "Camerlan" - as a reason for desecrating the grave. The campaign was not concentrated, only spontaneous outbreaks of the struggle for the worker-peasant purity of the cemetery discourse.

On the unity of the Soviet and Ukrainian ethos. Language activists are starting to approach the gravestones; Even the last will of a Ukrainian military man - written in his native Russian language - cannot be used as an excuse; The fight for the purity of the discourse of the Ukrainian cemetery is uncompromising. In general, the idea is not new; In the 1920s in the Soviet Union, a wave of vandalism washed over the old cemeteries: Komsomol activists destroyed gravestones if they had a rank or title of the deceased: "Count", "Member of the State Council", "Colonel", "Camerlan" - as a reason for desecrating the grave. The campaign was not concentrated, only spontaneous outbreaks of the struggle for the worker-peasant purity of the cemetery discourse.