Russian Tsar Alexander II Banned Ukrainian Language 150 Years Ago

150 years ago, on May 30, 1876, Russian Tsar Alexander II issued a decree attempting to silence the Ukrainian national movement by banning the Ukrainian language, an act whose effects are still felt today.

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fazGerman4d ago

Vor 150 Jahren: Als der Zar das Ukrainische verbot

Mit einem Erlass versuchte der russische Zar Alexander II. am 30. Mai 1876, die ukrainische Nationalbewegung zum Schweigen zu bringen. Das wirkt bis heute nach.

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Russian Tsar Alexander II Banned Ukrainian Language 150 Years Ago

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