little russian identity造句

• In the described way the Soviet ideology combined elements of Ukrainian and Little Russian identities.
• Some scientists call the Little Russian identity a forgotten but not disappeared alternative for their national self-identification.
• The beginning of the development of the Little Russian identity in the Cossack Hetmanate dates back to the late 18th century.
• Supporters of the Little Russian identity considered the Russian Empire as their own state which they built together with ( Great ) Russians.
• After the pro-Polish fraction lost Left-Bank Ukraine, the Little Russian identity ultimately consolidated after already being strongly enrooted in ecclesiastic circles.
• The Little Russian identity was not the only form of self-identification that existed in Ukraine prior to the emergence of the Ukrainian national identity.
• Prior to the revolutionary events of 1917 a large part the region's elite population were followers of Little Russian identity which competed with the local Ukrainian identity.
• The Little Russian identity didn't aim at blurring local peculiarities as long as they didn't contradict the most important thing : the idea of a cultural and political All-Russian unity.
• Numerous historians and political scientists share the view that the Little Russian identity still lives in parts of the Ukrainian society despite the fact that today is has no clear definition, political organisation and terminological specification.
• Although the antiquated " Little Russian " identity gave way to the new ethnonym " Ukrainian ", and the conception of a triune Russian people was replaced by a new conception of brotherly but separate peoples, certain elements of the Little Russian identity persisted.