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Was the Ukrainian Language ever banned under the USSR?
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No, never. No other languages were banned. Russian was more prominently pushed in the other SSRs as a second language. But it's not really different to how much English is forced on everyone today.
i've seen lib scholars push that it was banned in the 1930s, i know its untrue but its such a strange claim lol
That’s called academic fraud
Yeah but i haven't seen refutations so im having a tough time with it
making up bullshit that is 10 times as hard to debunk is a favorite pastime of libs
Tell them that’s not how burden of proof works. It’s their job to prove their allegations. If they make a claim without evidence it can be refuted without evidence.