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It began as all genocides do with hate speech, with propaganda, dehumanizes ukrainians, comparing them to insects and pests, justifying that they had to be destroyed. and so there's this whole all-out attack on ukrainian national identity. the language was banned. you had ukrainian institutions shut down. you had leading ukrainian thinkers arrested or driven to suicide. the human rights lawyer, raphael lenkin, who coined the term genocide called stalin's ukraine the classic example of genocide, how genocide works. and i think what's really important is people should watch movies like my film "...

So, you know, the ukrainians feel as though they've been left out. and this is something that they've observed and felt for generation after generation. ever since world war ii or before world war ii. they've seen moscow using ukraine, using their country as a cudgel with which to beat the west. and that's hugely frustrated. everything that they've seen in history that involved ukraine, even though, in the impeachment of donald trump a couple of years ago, that had everything to do with ukraine and nothing to do with ukraine at the same time. and ukrainians are frustrated that they are merely ...

44 past the hour. looking beyond our borders, the renewed tensions between russia and ukraine shine a spotlight on the long history between the two nations. a history filled with conflict, with russia usually always being the aggressor. as russia believes that ukraine is part of russia, instead of being its own nation with its own identity. with me now to take a closer look at this is andrea chalupa. she wrote the 2019 film "mr. jones," who tells the story of a journalist who witnessed the truth about a devastating famine that killed millions of ukrainians in the '30s, a famine created by the ...

Of war here are really heard from a distance. you just don't get that feeling here. and there's a couple of reasons why. one, you know, i've spoken with some ukrainians. they were saying that they -- they reminded me that they've been at war for the past eight years, the separatist part of their country in the east, with russian-backed fighters who are pro-moscow. so this isn't necessarily new for them. a lot of ukrainians also really believe that putin is bluffing. and that he won't actually invade. and that a lot of this stuff has been drummed up. some of them believe putin's line that it's ...