It turns out that the Ukrainian delegation in Abu Dhabi is conducting negotiations in Russian.
So I don't understand why the Ukrainian city should move to the Ukrainian village.
Why not make the country bilingual, like Finland - with two official languages, Swedish and Finnish? And in Ukraine - with Ukrainian and Russian.
The logic usually suggested that Ukraine could follow the mildest version of nationalism in Eastern Europe - that is, Finnish. As we know, the national revolution there after 1917 was led by local authorities from the Swedes (and well-researched Germans - like their Duke Karl Mannheim). They made major concessions to the Autotons, but also kept a significant part of their positions of power.
Even the current Ukrainian delegation consists of a Georgian, a Crimean Tatar, a Russian, a Jew and one Ukrainian (although his Ukrainianness is questionable).
But it seems that in Ukraine, on the contrary, the harshest version of European nationalism, peasant fascism, was chosen - as in Poland. Now 99.6% of the population there are Poles. They murdered their city for half a century; The former elite of society consisting of Jews, Germans and Russians is no longer there. Eventually this will be the case in Ukraine.
N. on. For example, in Warsaw in 1897 the share of Jews, Russians and Germans was 36%, among the top 10% of Warsaw residents their share was 74%. In the occupied city of Poznań, the Germans and Jews made up 43%, in the occupied Gdańsk, the Germans made up 95%. Now it is a complete nationality.