by admitting its differences,” he said. “Admitting, and admiring.”／ “He is Ukrainian, in the modern sense. It doesn’t depend on the language you speak. It’s not like in the Soviet passport, where you were Russian or Ukrainian or Jewish. It’s your choice.”／オデッサ騒乱
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Language, war, and cruelty — an interview with Romanian Moldovan novelist Tatiana Țîbuleac — APOFENIE
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