Last Publications
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How Ukraine’s statehood collapsed in the 17th and 18th centuries
3 January, Назар Розлуцький ,
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What was concealed in the Stalin Laureate’s biography?
9 December, 2019, Yaryna Tsymbal,
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Previous Publications
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Odesa in the life of Yuriy Yanovskiy
15 November, 2019
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Volodymyr Panchenko
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Adventures of signing the Ukrainian-Russian Treaty of friendship, cooperation and partnership
2 October, 2019
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Stanislav Kulchytsky
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Roots of Moscow’s imperialist policy in Ukraine and Ukrainians’ participation in the creation of imperial Russia
13 September, 2019
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Who wanted to get rid of Alla Horska?
21 August, 2019
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Любов Крупник
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The idea of Ukraine survived in Halychyna in the mid-19th century thanks to Taras Shevchenko’s works
13 July, 2019
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Sviatoslav Lypovetsky
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The Ukraine-Russia union treaty of 1920
8 July, 2019
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Stanislav Kulchytsky
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How Russia’s policy of assimilation transformed over time
4 May, 2019
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Stanislav Kulchytsky
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What system they are trying to restore in Russia today
8 April, 2019
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Stanislav Kulchytsky
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How dissidents were punished in an era of a “real socialism”
6 April, 2019
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Любов Крупник
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How Yevhen Konovalets managed the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists as it turned to follow the course of Halychyna youth
17 March, 2019
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Sviatoslav Lypovetsky
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Who were the gentry that lived on the Ukrainian lands in the 14th-16th centuries?
9 March, 2019
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How the idea of Ukraine crossed imperial borders from East to West
3 March, 2019
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Sviatoslav Lypovetsky
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The missile rhetoric from Stalin to Putin
9 February, 2019
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Stanislav Kulchytsky
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What Stalin adopted from the Leninist experience of suppressing anti-Soviet protests in 1921
18 January, 2019
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Stanislav Kulchytsky
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Where did one of the most negative myths about Hetman Skoropadsky come from?
12 January, 2019
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Yurii Tereshchenko
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Law and self-governance in Ukraine’s territory from the 14th through the 18th century
20 December, 2018
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Why the bomb laid under the foundation of the USSR exploded
10 November, 2018
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Stanislav Kulchytsky
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While defending its interests, the soviet coal industry helped the Soviet Union collapse
3 October, 2018
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Maksym Vikhrov
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By opening a memorial in Sahryń, Ukrainians have begun to dictate the "agenda" of the Volhynia issue
6 September, 2018
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Sviatoslav Lypovetsky
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How Soviet citizens ended up voting unanimously in elections
28 August, 2018
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Stanislav Kulchytsky
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The crimes and execution of Pavlo Matsapura’s gang that inspired an 18th-century word for villain
1 August, 2018
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Yaroslav Hyrych
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Volodymyr Tatlin and his place in the Malevich’s circle in Kyiv
8 July, 2018
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Tetiana Filevska
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Henryk Józewski represents some of the most interesting aspects in the Ukrainian-Polish history of the 20th century. What was his legacy as the voievode of Volyn and why he resigned on April 13, 1938
21 May, 2018
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Sviatoslav Lypovetsky
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On March 2, 1919, the Polish government decided to polonize and colonialize Volynhia, as the Volyn region of Ukraine was then known
2 April, 2018
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Sviatoslav Lypovetsky
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A look at the housing situation in Ukraine, what ordinary Ukrainians are looking for, and how the government might help them out
yesterday, Maksym Vikhrov,
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What will the Ukrainian economy depend on in 2020?
day before yesterday, Lyubomyr Shavalyuk,
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Eight Ukrainian startups, which were selected by the Ukrainian Startup Fund during a competition, received around Hr 9 billion as seed and pre-seed grants from the state
day before yesterday, ,
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The Zelenskiy team is slowly adapting to the frozen conflict in occupied Donbas
23 February, Maksym Vikhrov,
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