Огромная просьба к товарищам коммунистическим историкам диалектически опровергнуть автограф или диалектически обосновать правильность увековечивания имени тов. Артëма вместо древнего русского Бахмута.
Спасибо.
Ведь это не может быть правдой? Или, если диалектически рассуждать...
"...Украинизация города, его приближение к деревне хотя бы по языку, раскацапывание города - очень полезно...
С ком[мунистическим] приветом Артем."
РГАСПИ. Ф. 5. Оп. 2. Д. 134. Л. 57-57 об. Автограф.
Огромная просьба к товарищам коммунистическим историкам диалектически опровергнуть автограф или диалектически обосновать правильность увековечивания имени тов. Артëма вместо древнего русского Бахмута.
Спасибо.
Ведь это не может быть правдой? Или, если диалектически рассуждать...
"...Украинизация города, его приближение к деревне хотя бы по языку, раскацапывание города - очень полезно...
С ком[мунистическим] приветом Артем."
РГАСПИ. Ф. 5. Оп. 2. Д. 134. Л. 57-57 об. Автограф.
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