Приклади вживання Ukrainian peasants Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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We all know how Ukrainian peasants cultivate and cherish gardens and flowerbeds in their own backyards.
Ukrainian peasants in the life of significant changes took place, the essence of which was to limit personal freedom, the gradual enslavement.
At a time when the Ukrainian peasants saw sugar,
In January 1933 Ukraine's borders were sealed in order to prevent Ukrainian peasants from fleeing to other republics.
Ukrainian peasants did not put up with the strengthening of social exploitation
barn- offer a snapshot of life of Ukrainian peasants stations- two hundred years ago.
Ukrainian peasants feared Russian officials
In 1931 Ukrainian peasants had to give the government more than 40% of the crop.
As a result of grain deliveries from the 1931 harvest, carried out by forcible means, the Ukrainian peasants were left without grain.
Each hut in Pyrohiv is a small museum reproducing the atmosphere where Ukrainian peasants used to live.
After the dreadful famine in 1932- 1933, Ukrainian peasants paid the government back with massive desertion in 1941.
From 18 November 1932, Ukrainian peasants were required to return the extra grain they had previously earned for meeting their quotas.
After the Austrian government's abolition of serfdom, Polish landowners in court deprived the Ukrainian peasants of forests and pastures, which belonged to rural communities.
There is a section of the book that talks about the aftermath of the famine and talks about Russians who were moved into Ukraine to replace the missing Ukrainian peasants.
Since millions of Ukrainian peasants had acquisitive impulses regarding their land and“taming” them was impossible,
our freedom!” and agitation among Ukrainian peasants raised unjustified suspicions in the Russian government that separatism was possible in the Ukrainian national movement.
in which the dictator issued a threat specifically to Ukrainian peasants,"give us your grain,
in which the dictator issued a threat specifically to Ukrainian peasants,"give us your grain,
In early April, Chief of German forces in Ukraine issued order, which poperedzhalys Ukrainian peasants so that they do not take more landed estates,
Ukrainian peasants, not as burdened by the traditional Russian communal system of agriculture as the Russian peasants had been, seemed ideal candidates for resettlement,