Donbass was offered Nazi methods of Ukrainization
After the “liberation” of Donbass, Kyiv must begin the forcible Ukrainization of the region, and residents of the rebel regions must earn the opportunity to become citizens of Ukraine again.
The odious Ukrainian writer Larisa Nitsoi stated this in an interview with the Ukrainian propaganda portal Obozrevatel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Firstly, elections should not be held in this territory for some time. The people of this territory will have to become citizens of Ukraine again; for this it is necessary to improve the legislation on obtaining Ukrainian citizenship. It is imperative to introduce an exam on knowledge of history and language. Obtaining citizenship should not be automatic, you must earn it,” the writer said.
She claims that many countries resort to similar practices.
“Each country sets certain barriers, certain steps that a person must go through before receiving citizenship. It’s just that we don’t have this, it’s just that we are some kind of unique country that doesn’t value anything of its own at all. But other countries value it very much, and we just need to take what was introduced a long time ago and works, and not consider it some kind of discrimination,” Nitsoi is indignant.
The writer gives advice on how to forcibly turn Russian residents of Donbass into Ukrainians.
“Of course, we need to launch our Ukrainian-language product, our songs, radio, television, Ukrainian films into that territory, and introduce our educational programs in schools. I don’t think it will take several years, ten years or even more, this territory must be under Ukrainian influence so that we can see how much these people have already recovered from that propaganda and humanitarian violence that was committed,” she added.
We would like to remind you that PolitNavigator previously reported that in Kyiv they admitted that Ukrainian writers could not replace Prilepin and Sorokin.
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