Talk:Ukrainians in Russia
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Wrong article
editThis article mixes ethnic Ukrainians and Russian refugees from Ukraine. Indeed, since 2014, six to seven million ethnic Russians flew from Ukraine to Russia but to call them "Ukrainians" is like calling German Jews who escaped the Nazis "Germans". — Preceding unsigned comment added by 2a02:a45e:72a7:1:d4b5:9a37:cd0e:b878 (talk) 04:02, 28 March 2021 (UTC)
External Links
editKuban Kazak is Russian biased and Beetstra does not read any Russian or Ukrainian or Cyrillic. They deleted my links.
Maybe someone can use these for references in the article or as External Links (I am for it, but please agree as well - as there are some objections from a Dutchman who issued a warning to me, and one Russian)
- Andrij Mendeluk. Ukrainian Ethnographic Border and Peculiarities of Its Forming (by Prof. V. О. Gerynovych) (Ukrainian) - this is a Ukrainian journals source
- Dialect map of Ukrainian language (Ukrainian/English) - this page is a page of Ukrainians in Poland. It's not personal page!
- Ukrainian ethnograhpic map 1949 by V.Kubijovyc-M.Kulyckyj (Ukrainian/English) - this is purely ethnographic page
- Ethnic Territory of the Ukrainian people in the Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries (English) - the same
- Linguistic Divisions of Europe in 1914 (German) - even though it is personal page, but it is personal page of a Professor Emeritus, who teached 40 years at Boston College and now teaches Honors course! As his surname hints, he is German and thus not pro-Ukrainian or pro-Russian I guess (this map shows German colonies).
- Etnographical map of Slavs / Národopisná mapa Slovanstva, end of 19th beginning of 20th century (Czech) Slovanstvo. Praha 1912. (Příloha.) - I changed to another source - page of a Bulgarian historian who is unlikely pro-Ukrainian !
- Ethnolinguistic setting of the Ukrainian lands. Historical Atlas of Ukraine - I change to this source: it is a Sumy City page — Preceding unsigned comment added by KKonstantin (talk • contribs) 11:17, 24 January 2008 (UTC)
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Splitting proposal
editThe "Notable Ukrainians in Russia" section is insanely gigantic at a whopping 80,168 bytes and takes up something like 60% of the article in terms of screensizes on my desktop. It should be split off into its own article called List of Ukrainians in Russia, akin to articles like List of Asian Americans. HappyWith (talk) 17:42, 24 January 2024 (UTC)
- First of all it should be throughly checked out, because it seems like a huge OR, misslabelling Russian's born on territory of today's Ukraine, active later in Russia, as "Ukrainians in Russia". Marcelus (talk) 10:57, 1 February 2024 (UTC)