In this episode, we turn to the Ukrainian side of this linguistic tug or war. Here we find that language itself is at the heart of this conflict, fuelling Ukraine’s “linguistic decolonisation”.
Ukrainian schoolchildren began to use the Ukrainian language less for communication. Thus, the percentage of people who ...
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'God uses evil': More Ukrainians requesting Bibles in native language, sharing Gospel as war ragesA Texas-based ministry that once smuggled Bibles into the Soviet Union in the 1960s is continuing to share God's Word decades ...
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