Who are the Rusyns? In 3 Minutes | Тко суть Русины? За 3 минуты

Who are the Rusyns of Carpathian Rus'? Here is a quick 3 minute introduction on the topic. If you would like some in depth content on Rusyns be sure to check out my other videos!
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[@myhal-k]

Short but detailed, as the history video is supposed to be

[@lemkowithhistory]

Also great to share with people who have no idea who we are but don't want a long video.

[@romankuchevskiy7446]

lemkowithhistory а я знаю звідкі ля ти родом 😂 з Ханти-Мансійська 🤔

[@romankuchevskiy7446]

Мигаль Кушницькый це не тобі я написав😉

[@Forevertrue-z2w]

​@@lemkowithhistoryyou speak old serbian language 😊

[@WMCR2001]

I am kicking myself that I didn't know I was Rusyn in time for the 2020 census. But I will definitely make it clear on the next one!!!! :)

[@lemkowithhistory]

@@vladimirskala They are north american.

[@michaelkopcza3157]

@WMCR2001 Same!

[@TR-zx1lc]

I recently discovered that my Slovak ancestry is actually Rusyn. This is very helpful.

[@mentalyunstabletable9148]

aj ja

[@docrofo2573]

How did you go about that? I’m trying to track down mine. My family name is Fousek. It’s thought to be Czech or Bohemian, but I don’t know for sure

[@TR-zx1lc]

@@docrofo2573 I was able to figure it out because I was told my great grandparents spoke "Russian." I figured they meant Slovak due to illiteracy or something. My great grandfather's immigration documents say that his race was "Russian" and nationality was "Hungarian." The Russian part is merely a translation error. Hungarian makes sense as his birthplace fell within the former Kingdom of Hungary half of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Once I found their hometowns, it was clear that the Rusyn People made up much of the population. I then was able to find some old tape recordings of them talking and although I don't know Rusyn or Slovak, I do know some Russian, and what I heard was much closer to Russian than Slovak.

[@Biełaruski_Slavian]

​@@TR-zx1lcrussian has nothing to do with Ukrainian.

[@gavriloprincipgaming7857]

Maybe the Rusyns are the lost “Central Slavs” from before the Magyars came in.

[@rusynnation]

I think no because we are white croats

[@noro8294]

Stupid. Huns was earlier than any Slavs and Germans over here, Arians came from India.

[@sing-maestro804]

This was really interesting, I appreciate the time you took to make this!

[@lemkowithhistory]

Thank you!

[@m.p.6573]

Very interesting! I have recently started watching videos about Rusyns and their history mainly in my home country Slovakia. I hope you will continue posting stuff like this in the future. : )

[@lemkowithhistory]

Thanks for watching! Many more videos like this to come.

[@cyraoh6420]

Nice work on the maps! You can see the work put in!

[@lemkowithhistory]

It did take absolutely forever tbh.

[@cyraoh6420]

lemkowithhistory I Bet!! Nice work again on it!

[@Damian_Stefann]

Great job my friend :)

[@West-rn-showvn-ist-chick]

It’s so weird! That time frame is exactly when my family immigrated to Canada and my last name is RUSNAK!!

[@davidrus00]

i have cousins in Canada as well, nickname is Ruskovski as mine is as well.

[@davidrus00]

also rysins

[@user-ge3ml1dg6h]

Rusnak is the name that Romanians call Ruthenians. You are likely from Bukovina.

[@West-rn-showvn-ist-chick]

@@user-ge3ml1dg6h I AM!!! My great grandparents were from there!! AMAZING you knew that!! Lol!

[@user-ge3ml1dg6h]

@@West-rn-showvn-ist-chick According to the website, Other than Bukovina this name is most popular in zakarpattia, Oblast which is where Carpathian Rusyns are located today. Other than that it is most popular in Odessa, because there are many Rusnak colonists from Moldova in Odessa region.

[@rosesarered7353]

National policy in socialist Yugoslavia was very different from that of the USSR. In Yugoslavia, in 1974 Ruthenians gained the status of a "constitutive nation" in the Serbian region of Vojvodina. While a national minority has its right, the constitutive nation is considered to be an identity that shapes society and invoke special cultural rights in the country. How much this status was important plays the fact that Serb rebellion in Croatia started because the new Croatian constitution didn't mention Serbs as the constitutive nation. And modern example is Bosnia, which has three constitutive nations (Serbs, Croats, and Bosniaks), and instead of the president, they have a three-member body where each member represents an constitive nation Serbs, Bosniaks, and Croats.

[@jednamalavjeverica]

The part with "serbs" in croatia is not true. This "serbs" are orthodoc Vlachs and croats! Its a little bit complicated

[@DrozhCom]

As a half russian half ukrainian i support the independence of Ruthenia

[@unau792]

Ruthenia is an old name of Ukraine

[@Thomas-lu7dn]

​@@unau792Ukrainian denial of the Rusyn existence is so hypocritical, especially when Russians claim that Ukraine is just a version of Russia.

[@unau792]

@@Thomas-lu7dn We are not talking about Rusyns existense right now or smth. I just point out that old name of Ukrainian state is Rus' or Ruthenia (in latin).

[@jareovvichenko4380]

This is really great!! Something to show friends and family who don't understand!

[@lemkowithhistory]

That was the hope :)

[@kzbr2264]

Your family don't identify as Rusyns?

[@jareovvichenko4380]

@@kzbr2264 Majority of my family stuck in Ukrainian orientation.

[@OrkosUA]

@@jareovvichenko4380 Rusyns are Ukrainians and have always been Ukrainians. Rusyn is an old etnonym of Ukrainians.

[@jareovvichenko4380]

@@OrkosUA Fuck off I know who I am

[@someone3425]

Serbs and Croats brothers Russians ... yet we didn’t know - so very similar

[@lordofgamers2577]

This is some good shit 👍

[@lemkowithhistory]

Thanks my guy.

[@williamsisko503]

чнчко/Czyczko/Sisko. Hello Lemko From Pennsylvania. Our family was from Trizciana.

[@akosvittula1403]

Just one addition to the rant below: I discovered that Hungarian ultranationalism (counting harassments against Hungarians all the way back to 3000 BC, etc) really depends on one's attitude towards his father (or other close male relative, like uncle). The ones who show unconditional love towards their father - albeit he might happen to be an alcoholic tractor driver - often take his beliefs on history as granted, which - given the odd outcome of the XXth century for our folk - are rather foul and angry. On the other hand the ones, who discovered that their father is not a God, but - on the contrary - a metal lathe operator wannabe from the 9th floor of the block - tend to reconsider the failure our predecessors accumulated till date, and look into a /more beautiful future/, in which the default relationship towards any neighbouring nation is not hatered. Central European history is very toxic, and can drive anyone insane for the first glance; today's task is not counting death tolls and forced evacuation of each village in the I & II world wars, but to maintain in an era of hitherto unprecedented problems, like climate change, etc - and ruminating on previous losses does not really seem to help this.

[@josephinemedows7200]

When will you do those dark videos again?

[@lemkowithhistory]

Probably in a month or so I'll have another good one out.

[@MMerlyn91]

In one photo, I saw Rusyns/Ruthenians, aren't they different? I am asking because I don't know for sure, I see all the time this constant switch between Ruthenians/Rusyns, sometimes Ukrainians or Hutsuls. As far as I know, these 4 are separate ethnicities. Am I wrong?

[@Zaporizhzhian]

Rusyns/Ruthenians-are old names of Ukrainians. While Carpathian Rusyns is the common name of Boykos, Lemkes, and Hutsuls, which is living in the Transcarpathia region. Belarusians are justly mixed ehnos of Kryvians, Dregoviches, Radymyriches, and Lytvanians. They're not Rusyns.

[@MMerlyn91]

@@Zaporizhzhian Could you take your Ukrainian nationalist propaganda and shove it where the sun don't shine, please?

[@michaelmarczinko7081]

Very nice the editing is more sublime with the wood I think background.

[@lemkowithhistory]

I think it's an old map if I remember correctly.

[@retronic9302]

Was really impressed with the transitions and figurine guys. Do they represent real folk costumes?

[@lemkowithhistory]

Most of them yes :)

[@cordialclashiare7544]

Those folk costumes are fake

[@coleyesparza8293]

My mother has records that my great grandmother was Rusyn. I feel I have no identity with my ancestral roots. How can I get connected?

[@karpatorusinska_natsia]

It would be more correct to call "Carpatho-Rusyns"

[@thomaspawlyszyn3128]

I have heard that the Croatian and Serbian Rusyns are the same people. Split after Jugoslavia.

[@lemkowithhistory]

Yes, essentially same immigration group. Still Rusyn though

[@thomaspawlyszyn3128]

@@lemkowithhistory Now I understand. Heard they left in 1800 to the Pannonian basin.

[@myhal-k]

@@thomaspawlyszyn3128 the first wave was in the year 1746 or something

[@anatoliidanylo165]

Історія русинів ще давніша, а території проживання в рази більші

[@mariuszlech9173]

Tak? A gdzie to terytorium sięgało ?

[@anatoliidanylo165]

@@mariuszlech9173 Оd Uralu po Bałkany.

[@mariuszlech9173]

@@anatoliidanylo165 A to ciekawe. To coś jak historia wielkiej Lechii od Renu po Don. Wiesz w każdym narodzie są megalomani.

[@anatoliidanylo165]

@@mariuszlech9173 Czy możete odróżnić Rusina od Polaka?

[@mariuszlech9173]

@@anatoliidanylo165 Po wyglądzie zewnętrznym się nie da . Trochę inny język i trochę inna kultura. Ale i tak mniej różnic miedzy Rusynami a Polakami jak między Polakami a Ukraińcami. Między Polakami a Lemkami Polskimi niema żadnych różnic poza religią i pewnym folklorem .

[@dklaus4889]

You forget about Boykos. We still kicking!

[@patriotpioneer]

Yeah, I Would Like A Piece of My Ancestral Land Back , Now That I Think About it.......

[@jenniferyoung8317]

We recently discovered my husband has Rusyn ancestry. His Grandfather and Great Grandparents were from the area of Uzhhorod or Uzhgorod. In this video you mention a specific name for the Rusyns in that area. Can you or someone please spell this for me? Thank you!

[@lemkowithhistory]

Dolinyans (Долинянй)

[@oleksandromeliukh4745]

That's all came from acient Rus: culture, religion, language... Territory of Rus is easy to find out. At those times there was no moscow and "russians". Policy of countries occupaid these territories were to assimilate or at least to separate these people from their all ethnic group. Why they were deported??? On your example (and not only your) we can see result of this policy: you want to say us that it is something separate from Rus. All those assimilations and deportations we can not see at all. But truth is truth. And maybe deep inside you feel it (but long time of policy made their job).

[@user-hg5kw9ho1g]

Маячня, русини це історична назва українців, всі українці колись називали себе русинами (на відміну від московитів, литвинів, новгородців і інших які були частиною Київської Русі). Це настільки очевидні речі, що коментувати тут нічого... Ганебні потуги московії розвинути цю тему виглядають нікчемними.

[@lemkowithhistory]

We are not Ukrainians, and if you ask Carpatho-Rusyns themselves we will say we are a distinct people. You don't get to decide what someone identifies as. Fyi, I get paid nothing for this. This is my own thoughts on the matter nobody else.

[@user-hg5kw9ho1g]

@@lemkowithhistory 90% русинів Закарпаття розуміють очевидні речі і називають себе українцями, щодо решти, то сподіваюся, що здоровий глузд переможе. Жодних аргументів для іншого просто не існує ні історичних ні культурних ні лінгвістичних, це все мильна бульбашка і Ваші коментарі це тільки підтверджують

[@mariuszlech9173]

@@user-hg5kw9ho1g The nonsense of Ukrainian chauvinism. Ruthenians is the general name for the Ruthenian tribes. It has nothing to do with the Ukrainians. When the Ruthenians began to form into distinct nations, they adopted the names Belarusians, Ukrainians, Russians and Carpato-Ruthenians. Because they have nothing to do with Ukrainians, they identify themselves as Carpatorusins. They are also Tatars, Russians, Poles and dozens of other nations identifying themselves as Ukrainians. Today, only a part of Ukrainians are only a half of Ruthenians. Do not fool yourself, because you give this stupid primitive propaganda a testimony of your primitivism.

[@user-hg5kw9ho1g]

@@mariuszlech9173 primitive polish and moscow propaganda

[@lpssatellitesonyasmilecat3667]

@@user-hg5kw9ho1gwhy polish and Moscow? Not Warsaw and Russia? So offended that Russia is bigger and richer than your shitty country?

[@memesadda69]

where can i contact you?

[@lemkowithhistory]

In the about section the channel email is there.

[@fkusky70]

🙏🏻💙☦️

[@sammisgametv3988]

My grandpa was Rusyn 👍

[@vladimirkaminski8601]

Расскажите о индейцах северной Америки.

[@user-ds1th4vw1g]

Русини Прикарпаття та Закарпаття-це тіж самі етнічні українці,які не змінили своєї самоназви від назви держави Русі,на противагу русинам з інших регіонів України,які стали називати себе українцями,починаючи з 16-го століття,щоб відрізнити себе від московитів,котрі з 1721 року стали зватися росіянами,коли цар Петро-1 змінив назву Московіі на Росію!Ruthenians of Prykarpattia and Zakarpattia are the same ethnic Ukrainians who did not change their self-name from the name of the state of Rus, in contrast to Ruthenians from other regions of Ukraine, who began to call themselves Ukrainians since the 16th century to distinguish themselves from Muscovites. In 1721 they became known as the Russians, when Tsar Peter I changed the name of Muscovy to Russia!

[@lemkowithhistory]

No

[@user-ds1th4vw1g]

@@lemkowithhistory Ви можете з цим не погоджуватися,але справжня історія каже,що русини та украінці-це один і той самий нарід!You may disagree, but the real story is that Ruthenians and Ukrainians are one and the same people!

[@lemkowithhistory]

@@user-ds1th4vw1g You may disagree, but we don't think that at all, and we're Rusyns! Not your decision to make.

[@user-ds1th4vw1g]

@@lemkowithhistory Я з вами можу погодитись тільки в одному випадку: якщо ви наведите праці,або дослідження відомих вчених,які підтверджують,що русини-це окрема від українців,або інших народів нація!Якщо ви не володієте потрібною літературою,тоді все що ви кажете про русинів-це тільки ваші домисли та ви вводите людей в оману!I can agree with you only in one case: if you cite the works or studies of famous scientists who confirm that the Ruthenians are a separate nation from the Ukrainians or other peoples! If you do not have the necessary literature, then everything you say about the Ruthenians -it's just your conjecture and you are misleading people!

[@user-mf6oy2gj5i]

@@user-ds1th4vw1g думка Академіка НАН України вас влаштує ? kzbin.info/www/bejne/baWwZ5tsocmVhrM

[@southamptonfan3460]

as a bulgarian it acc strikes me as crazy when they say rusyn is like ukrainian or russian. the rusyns are technically the "original" russians they still speak a language closest to old church slavonic and culture is still very similar. get very annoyed when russians and ujrainians think they always know best. ussr education system sucks ass!

[@AHOSE97HuN]

Great stuff, I didnt even know anything about the 1947 deportation of Rusyns. This just intensify the tragic happenings of 1946-47 when the ethinc facade of Europe radically changed like the deportation of Hungarians from the Upperlands (todays Slovakia) and the deportation of Germans from almost all over of East and Central Europe.

[@lemkowithhistory]

Thank you! I had no idea about the Hungarian deportations, looked into it for a bit and found numbers around 400,000 sent to the Czech lands. What was the motivation for such an ethnic cleansing of the area? To strengthen the Slovak population percentage I assume.

[@AHOSE97HuN]

Of course in the name of the homogeneous national-state. I think 400.000 is exaggerated, about 40-45.000 Hungarians were deported to Czech lands in forced labor camps, and about 250.000 Hungarians at all were deported to labor camps all around in Czechoslovakia for a longer-shorter period after the war. And between 1946-47 76.000 Hungarians were forcefully expelled from their homeland in Czechoslovakia (Slovakia) to Hungary, to the houses of the deported Germans and the Slovaks that decided to move to Czechoslovakia. The rest Hungarians in Czechoslovakia had to "reslovakize" to avoid deprivation of rights. The most painful thing is that the Beneš decrees are still valid even today in both Slovakia and Czech Republic, despite being EU-members. The decrees that deprived Hungarians and Germans of the state from their civil rights...

[@julopollak9945]

@@AHOSE97HuN To be honest,be objektive...my english is bad to explain so difficult things.See how many of Slovaks lived in todays Hungary and Magyars in Slovakia.Take look on it like process.You told about deportations,but there is some prehistory,or not?"Little war",madyarization before 1918. See also rights of Magyars in Slovakia now and slovaks right in Magyarorszagh.We,in Slovakia,have no problems with Rusnaks or Madyars, or any minority..only problems are made by politics and media. Sorry for my weak english, I hope is understandible..Have a nice day.

[@lemkowithhistory]

Theres still a couple hundred thousand germans in Kazakhstan if I remember correctly. Pretty sad that no one has done a good video on the topic of the German expulsions.

[@AHOSE97HuN]

@@julopollak9945 I understand what you mean, I try to answer as simply as I can. 1. According to the 2011 census, there are ca. 35.000 Slovaks in today's Hungary, and there were 142.000 in 1920. About 60-65.000 of them moved to Czechoslovakia in 1947. The rest is ca. 77-80.000; today there are ca. 35.000 so the loss is about 45.000. In 1910, there were 884.000 Hungarians in today's Slovakia, lets say 800.000 because of magyarized Slovaks and Hungarian-speaking jews. In 1946-47, 76.000 Hungarians were expelled from their homeland, so lets say 725.000 in 1947. According to the 2011 Slovak census, there are 508.000 Hungarians (mother language, 458.000 nationality) in Slovakia. So the loss is 217.000! 2. Talking about pre-history lets mention the bloodshed of Czech legion in 1919 in Pozsony/Bratislava (9 deads) and Komárom (more than 120 deads). The little war broke out because the Czechoslovak border guards near Ungvár/Uzhorod kept harrassing (armed) the people of the town in 1938-39 when it was again part of Hungary, so the Hungarian army made an offensive to secure the valley of the Ung river and the security of the town. 3. Magyarization wasnt more brutal thing than the other education/nationality laws in the beginning of the 20th century in Europe, the French, English and Russian laws were even more strict. Children within the empire had to learn the state's official language, nothing else than in today's Slovakia, where everyone must learn the Slovak language. And one more thing I find exaggerated about magyarization that from Slovak perspective they speak about 1000 years-oppression, but Lex Apponyi came in to force in 1907, so we can only speak of 11-12 years of magyarization. 4. Im happy that most people, like you have no problems with national minority, and I can say that also Hungarians have no problems with minorities living with us, except one, but I think we all know who they are... Although we have to say that Hungarians in Slovakia still live as second-rate citizens. Benes-decrees are still in law, some Slovaks will be angry if they hear Hungarian speech and Hungarians have to fight for their rights in using their language like in town-name tables or singing their anthem or also in education... 5. I 100% understand with your last words. I hope that this political era will vanish and a new age of humanity will begin. Slovaks and Hungarians have much in common, just check our DNA-haplogroup build-up. We both live in the Carpathian basin and have a common past and future. And Slovaks are also the part of the Hungarian Holy Crown with the same rights as the other nations of this big community.

[@Bartekfigo96]

Please add polish subtittles

[@cyndagomano4149]

Watching again and I wonder why Boykos are not included....

[@lemkowithhistory]

Not enough information on them to be able to put them in the video.

[@julopollak9945]

Ja som Slovák a poznám veľa Rusnákov..Sú to povačšine dobrí ,pracovití ľudia.No anglicky by asi nerozumeli..komunikovať poľsky,ukrajinsky,či rusky by bolo asi rozumnejšie.Vo videu sú nepresnosti,možno pre jeho krátkosť..

[@myhal-k]

Ahojte, doufam že se budeme rozumět aj když budu psat česky. Tady nešlo o žadny vyber v jakem jazyku točit video, protože zakladatel tohoto kanalu mluvi jen anglický, neměl zatím jiny varianty. Ja se snažim občas pomahat z titulkami v ukrajinštině. A v tomto videu vidite aj titulky v rusínštině, ktere jsem psal podle sveho dialektu. Bohužel KZbin momentalně nenabizi možnost přidavat rusínske titulky jako normalní titulky v jinych jazycich.

[@cyndagomano4149]

Was a good watch I'll say

[@lemkowithhistory]

Thank you Cyndago.

[@kimzaytsev7286]

Молодец!!

[@lemkowithhistory]

Thanks :)

[@Andriy_Moskalenko]

Are there any solid scientific research about Rusyns in the west of Ukraine? Because nor lemkowithhistory, neither ukrainians in the comments provide solid arguments for their statements.

[@lemkowithhistory]

It's not that hard to look up various literature on Rusyns to find the answer. Western scholars such as Paul Robert Magosci, head of Ukrainian studies at U of Toronto have done extensive research.

Rusins is how population of Rus was called

[@djm1999lfc2]

How have I never heard of these people lol bigger than all Native American tribes combined.

[@lemkowithhistory]

Most people haven't heard of ethnic groups that arent around them.

[@channelgamer9730]

Uh why did I only get a notification about this now fml.

[@lemkowithhistory]

So it sent you a notification after a few days? Quite odd.

[@channelgamer9730]

no idea before notification

[@lemkowithhistory]

Perhaps I'll put in a notification bell animation at the end of the video. Should stop that, can hope at least.

[@apollon6870]

you forgott the panonain rusyns

[@user-xj1db3es7l]

Rusyns and Ukrainians are the same nation.

[@lemkowithhistory]

No

[@user-xj1db3es7l]

@@lemkowithhistory that's very cool to delete comments you don't like)

[@lemkowithhistory]

@@user-xj1db3es7l I haven't deleted yours have I ;) besides this place isn't a democracy. My channel my rules.

[@mutaitomaster]

It's like saying Poles are the same nation as Ukrainians.

[@dacicus090]

So the slavs who are a migratory population are native to Transcarpathia, but not the romanians, the native people and the oldest population of the region and beyond. Weird thinking, really.

[@ionbrad6753]

Original Slavic populations developed in a region without mountains and without access to the sea (according researchers, based on linguistic evidence: Slavic languages only have loanwords related to mountain vegetation and sea). That original country seems to the the Ukraine - Belarus border area. However, after living centuries in a certain area, people become ”native”. Romanians were not present in high numbers far North, in present-day Poland / Slovakia / Czechia. The ”Wallachian” shepherds were less in numbers - only due to transhumance - and quickly assimilated in the Slavic mass, nor before influencing the local dressing, sheep breeding, cheese making, songs etc.

[@user-jw9sj5qn7y]

It is necessary to turn on the consciousness of the people

[@OrkosUA]

Definitely, so that they stop considering Ukrainian Rusyn subetnos as separate entity and thus playing along with Moscow.

[@lemkowithhistory]

@@OrkosUA You love to spam this video haha, thanks for the analytics boost.

[@dechtickymiro]

Velka Morava,Uhorsko,Ceskoslovensko

[@xandrrusyn]

Ahahah, my name is Rusyn Olexandr))))it's serious))

[@lemkowithhistory]

Hilarious

[@user-mf6oy2gj5i]

You are afroamerican ?

[@Alexander-lg1pk]

Slovaks ❤️ Rusyns

[@lemkowithhistory]

100%

[@user-bu9og8jn6s]

Суб-етнічтність*

[@lemkowithhistory]

Sub ethnicity of who?

[@user-qg4rz6ft9q]

@@lemkowithhistory русских, самая западная часть русского народа

[@lemkowithhistory]

@@user-qg4rz6ft9q Это не совсем так, так как Русь - это не то же самое, что Русские, всего лишь одна ветвь, но мы все четверо - все часть Руси.

[@user-qg4rz6ft9q]

@@lemkowithhistory не совсем так, смотрите, не знаю, понимаете ли вы русский (именно великорусский), но скажу, по старой этнологии русских делили на три части : великороссы, малороссы( украинцы+ русины) и беларусы, когда я говорю, что вы , карпатские русины( а я знаю многих таких, что считают себя частью русского народа ровно как и язык русинский диалектом) русские, я не говорю что вы великоруссы, я говорю что и мы великоруссы, и вы, карпатские русины, часть одного народа - народа русского, Русь к слову раньше было как раз таки и собирательным названием русского народа, это на заметку

[@yuriysydoruk5421]

Маячня і розгойдування закарпатського сеператизму!

[@kosmosdemon]

На щастя, кремлівський канал на 3 тисячі підписників мало на що здатен))

[@товмач-руснак]

@@kosmosdemon рука Кремля досягла навіть США, нічого собі!

[@nikotaraz]

Гуцули не русини,вони окремий народ/субетнос/тощо!

[@lemkowithhistory]

I said it was complicated in the video..

[@nikotaraz]

lemkowithhistory i know its

[@GENIUSGT]

2:00 Yo, Ukraine wtf?

[@ShadowFrankSt]

Ще один канал російських пропагандистів. Вам не надоїло робити фейки які розсипаються якщо відкрити хоча б один перепис населення тих часів? Русини це назва українців до появи ссср. Навіть в рос імперії коли писали про етнічну самоназву використовували термін русини, но через імперський шовінізм в побуті більш поширена була образлива форма "малоpоси". Є карти, є переписи населення із назвою русини. Ось один із пруфів - етнографічна карта випущена рос імперією: uk.wikipedia.org/wiki/Русини#/media/Файл:МовиГікманМаркс1907Фрагмент.jpg

[@grundgesetzart.1463]

lol. The long hand of the Kremlin, you people are paranoid.

[@romankuchevskiy7446]

А були синами русі колись🤔

[@mariuszlech9173]

Nie , nigdy nie było na tych terenach Rusi. To zawsze była Polska albo Węgry albo Czechosłowacja. Stalin to przyłączył do ZSRR.

[@wayfaringstranger7940]

Why do you want to be a separate nation from Ukrainians? The Transcarpathian Ruthenians made their choice when they proclaimed the independence of Carpathian Ukraine in 1938.

[@adamrainlll]

1. Czechoslovakia named the Subcarpathian as the Carpathian Ukraine. 2. Czechoslovakia (mainly is Czech) had communist party, which wanted to assimilate rusyns into ukrainian ethnic. 3. Subcarpathian was joined in 1945. In the USSR, rusyns were considered as one of the ukrainian ethnic group. That's why a lot of ukrainian and not only per se think about rusyns like that.

[@daybot8440]

Russians

[@lemkowithhistory]

Definitely not.

[@vladnikolaev1558]

@@lemkowithhistory Yes, they are. They have always been an ethnic Russian group.

[@lemkowithhistory]

@@vladnikolaev1558 East Slavic but not Russian. Being a Rusyn myself I've done extensive research on this.

[@vladnikolaev1558]

@@lemkowithhistory Historically the territory was called Red Russia or Red Ruthenia. The kingdom its rulers were the successors of the Rurik house, the same which ruled Novgorod, Kiev, Moscow. Read any work of any professional in slavic studies and you will see. Rusyns also called themselves Ruskie, the same way which ethnic Russians call themselves - meaning Russian. There had also existed a major pro-Russian Rusyn group in the 19th-20th century which saw a future together with the Russian People. Since we all belonged to the old-Rus/old-Russian state of Kiev.

[@lemkowithhistory]

@@vladnikolaev1558 I am well aware of the Dobriansky/Russophile movement in the 1800's. But that time has passed. We tried being with the other east slavs but that turned out terribly *USSR* for us. Banned from identifying as Rusyn from the 1950's-1991, damaging much of our self identity. I wish we could see Russia as a closer cultural and political ally due to how close we are historically, but this is sadly just not the case right now. Also, Rusyns call themselves Rusnak not Ruskie.

[@marnoslv]

i’m Boyko (rusyn) and we are Ukrainians and speak in a dialect of UKRAINIAN! stop spreading this bull

[@OrkosUA]

Rusyn is just old name of Ukraine and rusyns have always been a synonym of word Ukrainian. Those new Rusyns who are now only living in Slovakia and Poland are entirely new and different people who became such later. And yet despite all of that their language is still largely Ukrainian, and all folk songs are basically Ukrainian. Also it is very weird to depict whole of Ukrainian carpaty as those neorusyns since majority of people there identify themselves as Ukrainians.

[@lemkowithhistory]

Stop using such a bullshit argument unless you're ready to argue that Belarusians are Ukrainian too. Because fyi, they were called Ruthenian too. And "new Rusyns" lol...obviously have never met Rusyns from Zakarpattia then. We are not a new people.

[@OrkosUA]

@@lemkowithhistory there are less than 1% of neorusyns in Zakarpattia, people do not want it so I do not see any point in enforcing them to be what they are not. Nope, dude we never claimed belarusians to be Ukrainains. And the only one who uses bullshit argumentation is you who gives his own interpretation as "evidence". Fact is that Rusyns have always been viewed as part of Ukrainian people on every single ethnic map. Glad that you acknowledged that Rusyns are Ukrainians since both were called Ruthenians.

[@lemkowithhistory]

@@alekshukhevych2644 While I don't agree with you I respect the level of decorum in your comments. That atleast, is something truly good, Ukrainians and Rusyns being able to talk to each other politely.

[@lemkowithhistory]

@@OrkosUA Dude, then Belarusians are Ukrainians too because they were called the same thing as you! Don't know how you can't read and actually understand that.

[@OrkosUA]

@@lemkowithhistory nope, belarusians are entirely different case, they are different people, unlike you.

[@gyorgyjurijovyc8188]

Не існує такого народу - русини. Я сам із Закарпаття, Іршавського (тепер Хустський) району і я не вважаю себе русином. Ніхто із моєї сім'ї не вважає себе русином. Це все пропаганда яка вигідна Кремлеві, бо Путін спить і бачить в снах, як повільно розпадається Україна. Йому вигідно, щоб в тій чи іншій області почали себе називати "русинами" і тому подібне. На рахунок мови - так, вона досить відрізняється від української літературної мови. Але цьому є пояснення - ми були під різними державами, а мова збереглася одна!!! Наш закарпатський говір не є "русинськов бисідов", це просто діалект української мови!!!! Треба не вестися на пропаганду, яка спланована і проплачена Москвою + мадярам також вигідно. Поки не буде єдиної нації - не буде держави. Слава Україні!!!🇺🇦 Слава Нації!!!🇺🇦

[@lemkowithhistory]

Ніьт

[@gyorgyjurijovyc8188]

@@lemkowithhistory що саме "ньіт?"

[@mariuszlech9173]

Українська пропаганда мало чим відрізняється від кремлівської. Кажуть, що українська мова - це мова простих селян Росії. А ви кажете, що Карпаторусини - це український діалект. Там, де Закарпаття ніколи не належало до жодних земель руської держави - З точки зору культури, вона нічим не відрізняється від Москви, всюди ваша земля, скрізь ваш народ. З чим до Європи? Культура просто радянська.

[@gyorgyjurijovyc8188]

@@lemkowithhistory я так не почув що саме "ньіт"!!!!

[@товмач-руснак]

Те що ви українець, результат пропаганди Кремля, живіть з цим.

[@andriinykolyn7976]

Брехня в стилі роспропаганди...