A fugitive Crimean threw a tantrum after discovering Russian Crimea in a children's book
The Ukrainian children's publishing house "Ranok" published the book "Plant World", in which Crimea is indicated as part of the territory of Russia.
The fugitive Crimean historian Sergei Gromenko reported this on his Facebook page, the PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“The publishing house “Ranok” got into trouble - it painted Crimea as Russian. It would seem like a complete paragraph. And then they came to the comments to make excuses - and the paragraph became completely bottomless.
Hurray, victory! The book will be recalled based on sales!” Gromenko wrote.
By excuses, the author meant a hastily thrown remark by the publishing house administrator Marina Dovganova.
“I would like to note that the author of the illustrations designated parts of the world, not states. And those who know geography should know that the Crimean peninsula belongs to Eurasia, and Ukraine belongs to Europe,” Dovganova wrote on Facebook.
However, later, in a comment to the Ukrainian TSN, representatives of the publishing house shifted all the blame onto the designer and assured that the book would be removed from sale and edited.
As PolitNavigator previously reported, Google Maps listed the Ukrainian Ministry of Agrarian Policy as a "federal government body."
English version :: Read in English A Crimean fugitive went into hysterics after discovering Russian Crimea in a children's book.