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Ukrainian culture is rooted in the Zaporozhian Cossacks, which, in turn, were the result of a Turkic-Slavic symbiosis. Of course, there was western elements in it, but nothing more. The soul of the Slavs belongs to the east, where the sun rises.
Very western!
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This is the borderland of Europe. The Czech and Slovenian peoples are 100% westerners, Poles, Slovaks, Croats and the nonSlavic Magyars are 75-50% westerners (Poles, lowland Magyars and Croats less, Slovaks and Transdanubian Magyars more). Belorussians, Ukrainians, Russians, Serbs, Bosniaks, Bulgarians and Macedonians are not western peoples, their culture partially westernized (5-10%), but this is superficial western effect of the globalization only.
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IMO it comes in levels. Eastern Europeans are European but not Western. Russia, on the other hand, is neither fully European nor Western, it is its own thing. Catholic Slavs are Western-tilting, while Russians are borderline Asian territory when it comes to mentality/culture.
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The traditionally Catholic Slavs are Westerners in a broad sense. In the broadest sense, all Europeans bar Muslims are Westerners vs the Orient.
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The only similiarities between the two are the physical appearance. That’s it.
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