Post by pothik514 on May 18, 2024 21:46:46 GMT -6
Flag of Ukraine from in to in Coat of arms of Ukraine from to Anthem of Ukraine from . to . In addition the share of those who are proud of the state language increased from to and the national currency hryvnia from to . Specialists of the Razumkov Center also note that representatives of younger age groups are more often than representatives of older age groups proud of the state symbols of Ukraine and the attributes of an independent state of respondents under.
The age of and of those and older are proud of the flag Herboma respectively and Anthem and Language and Hryvnia and .. Visit Ukraine in social networks Telegram YouTube Sierra Leone Email List Instagram Facebook Twitter TikTok How do Ukrainians feel about Ukrainian culture and what tradition do they belong to Answering the question to which cultural tradition do you belong the absolute majority of respondents said that they belong to the Ukrainian cultural tradition.
Compared to the percentage of such people has increased significantly since then it was . Also from to the share of those who refer to the panEuropean cultural tradition has increased. At the same time there are almost no Ukrainians who identify themselves with Russian or Soviet cultural traditions from to . and from to respectively. Specialists note that the increase in the share of those who refer to the Ukrainian cultural tradition occurred in all regions but to.
The age of and of those and older are proud of the flag Herboma respectively and Anthem and Language and Hryvnia and .. Visit Ukraine in social networks Telegram YouTube Sierra Leone Email List Instagram Facebook Twitter TikTok How do Ukrainians feel about Ukrainian culture and what tradition do they belong to Answering the question to which cultural tradition do you belong the absolute majority of respondents said that they belong to the Ukrainian cultural tradition.
Compared to the percentage of such people has increased significantly since then it was . Also from to the share of those who refer to the panEuropean cultural tradition has increased. At the same time there are almost no Ukrainians who identify themselves with Russian or Soviet cultural traditions from to . and from to respectively. Specialists note that the increase in the share of those who refer to the Ukrainian cultural tradition occurred in all regions but to.