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His translations span 26 centuries, three continents and almost 30 literatures. The Soviets “awarded” him with 10 years in labor camps and the status of a dissident with no right to travel
12 January, 2012
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Dmytro Drozdovsky
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More books for children are translated into Ukrainian than written in the language. Families seem to prefer “popular” classics and books made into Hollywood films
12 January, 2012
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Yelyzaveta Hrechaniuk
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Several art villages have sprung up alongside ecological settlements in Ukraine
12 January, 2012
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Olena Maksymenko
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Estonia established a museum with a good sense of humor, evidently to attract more Russians
10 January, 2012
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Igor Matveev
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How Homo Sovieticus was created
23 December, 2011
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Serhiy Hrabovsky
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On November 21, 1921, the Bolsheviks stopped the Second Winter Campaign of the UNR army which was meant to launch a united struggle against the Soviets
19 December, 2011
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Yaroslav Faizulin
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Historian Andreas Kappeler speaks on the political concept of Europe and ways to forge European identity
28 November, 2011
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Oleksiy Sokyrko
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The last mass deportation of Ukrainians was carried out 60 years ago to satisfy Moscow's interests
25 November, 2011
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Natalia Kliashtorna
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Stalin used penal battalions in the Red Army as an instrument of repression
27 October, 2011
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Yaroslav Faizulin
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A museum by this name opened in Budapest in 2002 to tell about two tragic periods in Hungarian history – the repressive rules of the Nazis and of the Soviets
26 October, 2011
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Oleksiy Ananov
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The Bolsheviks successfully utilized feuds, fear and servility among intellectuals to tighten their totalitarian regime and eliminate opponents like Serhiy Yefremov
26 October, 2011
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Volodymyr Panchenko
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Eugenijus Peikštenis, director of the Museum of Genocide Victims, speaks about how the taboo history of Soviet repressions came to light
19 October, 2011
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Zhanna Bezpiatchuk
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Lithuanian authorities set up the Museum of Genocide Victims in a building once occupied by the KGB
19 October, 2011
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Konstantinas Rečkovas
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After luring UNR General Yuriy Tiutiunnyk to the USSR, the Bolsheviks used his knowledge and connections and later shot him as “spent material”
14 October, 2011
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Yaroslav Faizulin
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The failure of Ukrainian elites to agree among themselves for the sake of independence in the 14th and 15th centuries led to the breakup of the Rus’ principality and incorporation of its parts into Poland, Lithuania and Hungary
7 October, 2011
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Oleh Odnorozhenko
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The Museum of Soviet Occupation in Georgia is a monument to the nation's critical reappraisal and rejection of is Soviet past
3 October, 2011
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Archil Bezhanishvili
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An unrealized project of Ukrainian conservatism
26 September, 2011
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Yurii Tereshchenko
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Why an American decided to set up a Museum of Communism in the Czech Republic
23 September, 2011
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Bohdan Kopchak
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The regime established by Pyotr Stolypin in tsarist Russia was largely the precursor to the Bolshevik dictatorship
15 September, 2011
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Serhiy Hrabovsky
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Writer and film director Heliy Snehirov was unable to exist in the crushing Soviet atmosphere and paid for freedom with his life
13 September, 2011
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Vadym Skurativsky
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In the outskirts of Dnipropetrovsk, one can still find the remains of a fortress built by Ivan Mazepa at the site of an older Cossack village.
6 September, 2011
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Iryna Reva
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Ivan Franko and his vision of the 20th century
31 August, 2011
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Volodymyr Panchenko
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During the retreat of the Red Army in the summer of 1941, NKVD troops committed mass executions of prisoners not only in Western Ukraine, but also in Vinnytsia, Kharkiv, and Crimea
30 August, 2011
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Oleksandr Pahiria
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Most of Galicia’s men ended up in the UK after the Second World War. There is just a handful of real participants and eyewitnesses surviving who could answer the hard questions. Their lives are a lesson to be learned from history
25 August, 2011
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Bohdan Tsioupine
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Prominent French academic Daniel Beauvois talks about quasi-patriotism, national heroes, distorted myths and the status of historical science in Ukraine
1 August, 2011
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Olena Chekan
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Heorhiy Moskalenko and Viktor Kuksa raised the blue-and-yellow flag in Kyiv 45 years ago
15 July, 2011
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Mykola Polishchuk
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