THE DEATH MATCH MYTH
May 9, 2013
by Oleh Slabospytsky
The Ukrainian Week
No. 8, May 2012 Ukraine's State Agency for Cinema issued, with some restrictions, a distribution permit for the scandalous
$10-million-budget Russian- Ukrainian film "The Match" in April this year. The film caused a tsunami of criticism
from the Ukrainian public, historians, and independent film experts due to its anti-Ukrainian character
and the plot being built on a propaganda myth invented in the USSR...
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AFTER WORLD WAR ONE........ THE SUFFERING CONTINUES
A Proclamation
July 7, 2010
Ukrainian Day, April 21, 1917
President Woodrow Wilson
United States of America |
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THE 1917 REVOLUTION IN UKRAINE
News Of The Tzarist Regime's Collapse Reached Kyiv on March 13, 1917
June 5, 2009
Ukrainians Staged Huge Parades
"LET UKRAINE BE FREE"
UKRAINE...A History, Part V
Twentieth-Century Ukraine
The Ukrainian Revolution
by Orest Subtelny
Published by the University of Toronto Press
in association with the Canadian Institute of
Ukrainian Studies, 1988, :Pages 345-347
Toronto Buffalo London
"News of the tsarist regime's collapse reached Kiev on 13 March 1917.
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A CURIOUS MONUMENT WITH NO EPITAPH
SUMS UP THE YEARS OF BITTERNESS
July 2, 2008
by Patrick Cockburn
The Independent
United Kingdom, July 2, 2001
 LVIV is a beautiful city full of evil memories. I have always liked cosmopolitan places and, at first site,
the bland of Italian, Austrian and slavic architecture in the heart of the unofficial capital of westrn Ukraine
gives a pleasin sense of national diversity...
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AKCJA WISLA (OPERATION VISTULA) 55th ANNIVERSARY
Declaration of the Ukrainian World Congress (UWC) on the occasion of the 55th anniversary of "Akcja WISLA"
April 13, 2008
Ukrainian World Congress (UWC)
Press Release - 55th anniversary of Akcja WISLA
April 12, 2002, New York, NY |
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THE TRAGEDY OF BABI YAR
September 21, 2007
by Yulia Samus,
What's On, No.34, 2007
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| Raisa Ester |
Everyone knows the names of Belsen, Dachau and Auschwitz, but outside Ukraine the name of Babi Yar is not
so well known. However, during the two-year Nazi occupation of Ukraine over 220,000 people were summarily
executed at Babi Yar, their bodies dumped in mass graves.
Few survived, but one 3-year old girl managed to escape the slaughter:
Raisa Ester Maystrenko is now 70 years old and still lives in Kyiv. As Remembrance Day of the tragedy of Babi
Yar approaches, she wants her story to be told....
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AN APOLOGY THAT IS LONG OVERDUE THE PAPER OF RECORDS
June 17, 2005
by Andrew Stuttaford
(The New York Times)
National Review Online
May 15, 2001 |
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UKRAINE MARKS 65TH ANNIVERSARY OF CARPATHIAN UKRAINE DEMOCRATIC SOVEREIGN STATE'S ESTABLISHMENT
AND 130TH ANNIVERSARY OF BIRTH OF ITS PRESIDENT, AVGUSTIN VOLOSHYN
March 17, 2004
Ukrinform, Kyiv, Ukraine
KYIV - The creation of Carpathian Ukraine is a heroic page in Ukraine's history of statehood creativity attainments, which eventually
resulted in gaining the long-coveted independent nation status in the late 20th Century, a message of greetings says, which President
Leonid Kuchma has sent out on the occasion of celebrations to mark the 65th anniversary of the Carpathian Ukraine democratic sovereign
state's establishment and the 130th anniversary of birth of its President Avgustin Voloshin. |
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THE ANCIENT CITY
Modern Shevchenkivsky district is located in the territory of ancient Kyiv
January 6, 2002
By Olexandr Motsya and Denys Pogorelov
Starokyivski Visti
Kyiv, Ukraine
December, 2001
Translated and edited by ArtUkraine.com
St. Sophia is located in the heart of the ancient city... |
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