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Borys Kosarev: Modernist Kharkiv, 1915-1931 at The Ukrainian Museum thru May 2, 2012
Posted by Avhustyn Voloshyn on November 19, 2001 at 13:14:44:
In Reply to: Nema choho hadaty posted by Halychanyn on November 19, 2001 at 12:06:23:
: : ::: I don't share with you completely the same opinion because I noticed on this board several Ukrainians who also expressed positive and encouraging attitude towards Rusyns and people of Subcarpathia. I've got impression that the negativism towards Rusyns is harbored mainly by Ukrainians from Galicia. In my opinion, these Ukrainians in their nationalistic development are at the level where Hungarians had been 100 years ago. This kind of dangerous nationalism had been the basis of Nazism in many European countries.
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: RE: There is no negativism towards Rusyns from Halychany, but there is one towards Ukrainians from people like you. This negativism may go back to pre-Soviet times and I don't understand why.
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:::Yes, I do have negativism towards those who assume that they have right to decide the fate of people using nationalism as justification. In this I include Hungarian, Slovak, Polish or Ukrainian nationalism. You should be more observant regarding nationalistic feelings and political activities of Halychans and other Ukrainian nationalists. (See my questions regarding the Greek Catholic church). Also, stop your primitive personal attacks responding to a problem by a phrase "...people like you." And what about you? You should stop denigrate your opponents! This only shows that my statement is correct about Halychany that you are there, with your nationalism, where Hungarians had been 100 years ago.