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To: NorseViking

” Review the forms filled by people from the area who immigrated to the US in the early 1920s. There was no such thing as Ukrainian at the time.”

I presume you have never researched this yourself and are simply regurgitating some propaganda you mindlessly swallowed.

US Census 1920 language data: https://www2.census.gov/prod2/decennial/documents/16440598v2ch08.pdf

A whole lot of people identifying as Ukrainian/Ruthenian speakers

For the Don Cossacks, they were their own ethnic group, but they spoke a dialect closer to Ukrainian than Russian.


180 posted on 01/24/2022 6:29:50 AM PST by Renfrew
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To: Renfrew

Sorry, typo on my part, make it 1900. Don Cossacks isn’t an ethnicity, they don’t have any specific dialect. Ukrainian itself is essentially a dialect of Southern Russian with some Polonisms included.


182 posted on 01/24/2022 6:47:19 AM PST by NorseViking
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