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Symbolism Of Ukrainian Easter Eggs

http://www.WatchMojo.com presents... The Ukrainian name for Easter eggs is pysanky. In this video clip learn about the pysanky and how it is an exceptional manifestation of Ukrainian culture.  
 
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hajfest (5 months ago) Show Hide
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pisanki is Polish symbol of Easter Eggs, too. Ukraine is the best. I'm Ukrainian nationalist, but I'm Polish
mgs1234567890 (6 months ago) Show Hide
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ukrainien bread is delicious i am ukrainien (not born in, heratage)
222pokeman (8 months ago) Show Hide
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im ukranian =P
gulas0000 (9 months ago) Show Hide
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Slava:)
DONNA1969A (1 year ago) Show Hide
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I LOVE UKRAINE!!!
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Kiev Rus', seems source of East Slavic primitive culture, which evolved to become Russian, Ukr, Belorus, Russyn, others?
Seems to me the culture developed NEAR what is now Ukraine, as 'adjusted' by Kruschev & Stalin... et al...

Obviously a beautiful culture, let's hope it survives long enough to bring more benefit to USA materialistic tendencies! Perhaps even Vlidimir & Dima?
Scrat335 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Wonder why this is "Ukrainian" both Byelorussians and Russians do the same thing. One thing is for sure Bluwho, nobody makes bread as good as the Ukrainians. It's addictive.
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Russians don't traditionally make pysanky, except for ethnic Ukrainians within Russia. Belarussians make their own version of pysanky, as do many other slavs. They differ in traditional patterns and motifs, and level of intricacy.
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wonderful, my betrothed doesn't know it yet but there will be Ukrainian bread at our wedding

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