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ads. This is John Batcher, a conversation with Professor Seri Ploki of Harvard University.

His book, The Russo-Eukonian War, The Return of History.

From the beginning, there have been mischaracterizations and misunderstandings about Ukraine

not only by NATO in the United States but also I learned from the professor by Moscow.

Herein, the professor describes how what was presumed

to be a divided country after the Crimea takeover in 2014

was not.

Professor Ploke explains there's much more of this later.

Seri Ploke, professor of Ukrainian history at Harvard University,

the Russo-Ukrainean War, the beginning, the bad

bad perception by the Kremlin.

More of this later. This is one of the stereotypes of Ukraine that existed and existed for a long period of time.

If you look at the religious map of Ukraine, you will find that the so-called Catholics are really in a few

Western regions of Ukraine. This is not half of Ukraine by any standard and also the Catholics are so called

Greek Catholics so there this is a church that was created in the 16th century and it's a hybrid church between

Orthodoxy and Catholicism. So Ukraine is much more divided and much more united

so than the ideas of division on the religious basis, linguistic basis,

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