Edited sentence: Another group that Russians don't get along with is the Ukrainians and Polish people living in west-Ukraine.Importent to notice, the Ukrainians living in east and south Ukraine, and many who live in the west of the country don't like Poles to because they see in them occupants of Ukraine who tried to turn Ukrainians into slaves.Russians in Ukraine also have an alliance with the Ukrainians that live in East and South Ukraine, who are mostly Russian-speaking, and culturaly see themselves in a slavic brotherhood with russians.Russians in Ukraine have an alliance with the Jews in Ukraine.Russians in Ukraine see the Tatars in Ukraine as their biggest enemies.That fact is another common point, that when added to the "common culture" factor helps the Ukrainians and Russians in east Ukraine to form the alliance.The Russians see in the Tatars sons of those Tatars who came to Russian, killed its people, occupied the lands and setteled there.The Russians see in those groups historical agents of the historic Poland that tried to occupie Russian lands.The enmity beetween the groups goes back to the historic wars between Rus' people and the Mongolo-Tatars, when the Tatars brought chaos to the Russian lands.The enmity is extremely strong in Crimea, when most of the population is Russian but there is also a group of Tatars.Ukrainian Nationalists are known to hate Jews as "co-occupants" of the Russians, and that pushed the Jews and Russians in Ukraine to Unite