UKRAINE MACROECONOMIC SITUATION-DECEMBER, 2003
By Iryna Piontkivska, Edilberto L. Segura, SigmaBleyzer, Kyiv, Ukraine
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CHRISTMAS: HOLY SUPPER--TRADITIONAL MEAL LIES AT
THE CENTER OF UKRAINIAN CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION
By T.C. Mitchell, Anchorage Daily News, Anchorage, Alaska, Dec 31,
2003
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SIX CHRISTIAN CHURCH LEADERS REFLECT ON STATE OF
MORALITY IN UKRAINE AND ADDRESS FAMINE COMMEMORATION
RISU, Lviv, Ukraine, Dec 31, 2003
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CHRISTMAS: "ROSY-CHEEKED PIONEER AND GLASS BANDURA"
Christmas and New Year's ornaments of different times on display at the
Museum of One Street, "Mint Sweets of Childhood"
By Vira Koulyova,
"Khreshchatyk" newspaper, Kyiv, Ukraine, Tue, Dec 30, 2003
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RUSSIAN PATRIARCH ALEKSIY II MAKES STATEMENT ON
REFUSAL TO MEET POPE
Interfax news agency, Moscow, Russia,
30 Dec 03
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BaWL: THE BEST AND THE WORST LIST FOR 2003
By Oksana
Bashuk Hepburn [Ukrainian-Canadian Leader], Published in E-POSHTA,
Canada, Dec 30, 2003
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MEMBER OF UKRAINIAN PARLIAMENT SAID CONSTITUTIONAL
COURT DECISION LIKELY TO DELIVER SERIOUS BLOW ON
UKRAINE'S AUTHORITY IN WORLD
UNIAN, Kyiv, Ukraine,
December 30, 2003
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UKRAINE'S CONSTITUTIONAL COURT RULES PRESIDENT
LEONID KUCHMA CAN RUN FOR A THIRD TERM
The Associated Press, Kiev, Ukraine, Dec. 30, 2003
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ONE TIMES SQUARE REMAINS CULTURAL ICON
A Ukrainian-born
metalworker inspired by imagination in 1907 created first New Year's
Ball in New York
By Verena Dobnik AP Writer,
New York, NY, Sunday, December 28, 2003
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THERE WILL BE A PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION, COME WHAT MAY
By Viktor Yushchenko, Leader of "Our Ukraine" Political Party,
Zerkalo Nedeli on the Web, Mirror-Weekly, Kyiv, Ukraine, Sat
27 Dec 2003 - 9 Jan 2004
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MEMORIAL COMPLEX IN MEMORY OF HOLODOMOR VICTIMS
TO OPEN IN KYIV IN AUTUMN OF 2004 ACCORDING TO MAYOR
UNIAN, Kyiv, Ukraine, Dec 26, 2003
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RUSSIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH STATES TIES WITH VATICAN
HAVE WORSENED, CITES PAPAL TRIP TO UKRAINE IN 2001
Associated Press, Moscow, Russia, December 26, 2003
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UKRAINIAN PRESIDENT KUCHMA SEEKS BOOST TO POWER
WITH NEW DEAL REGARDING UPCOMING ELECTIONS
By
Olena Horodetska, Reuters, Kyiv, Ukraine, Thursday, December 25, 2003
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UKRAINE PARLIAMENT FAVORS ELECTION CHANGE
By Anna Melnichuk, Associated Press Writer, Kiev, Ukraine,
December 24, 2003
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SUPREME RADA OK'S UKRAINE'S ELECTION OF PRESIDENT
BY PARLIAMENT
Prime-Tass, Moscow, Russia, December 24, 2003
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CHRISTMAS: SNOWMAID BECAME INTEGRAL CHARACTER OF
NEW YEAR FESTIVITIES ONLY IN SOVIET TIMES
Exhibition of old
Christmas/New Year decorations opened in Kyiv at Museum of One Street
Interview with Vladyslava Osmak, Curator, By Ihor Osypchuk, "Fakty"
(Facts) newspaper, Kyiv, Ukraine, Tues, Dec. 23, 2003
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NO AIR TO BREATHE
By Yulia Mostovaya, Zerkalo Nedeli
[Mirror-Weekly], Kyiv, Ukraine, Sat, Dec 20-26, 2003
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"THEY SAID THEY WOULD TAKE ME TO A FOREST AND
BURY ME ALIVE"
FULL PAGE ADVERTISEMENT, Paid for
by the Friends of Ukraine, Washington, D.C., The New York Times,
Friday, December 19, 2003, Page A35
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SOME COMMENTS ON THE RECENT ATTEMPTS TO AMEND
THE CONSTITUTION OF UKRAINE
By Judge Bohdan A. Futey,
Washington, D.C., Friday, December 19, 2003
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HISTORICAL AND EDUCATIONAL COMPLEX/MUSEUM TO BE
BUILT BY THE UKRAINIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH OF THE USA
Will Include A National Memorial For Famine Victims
By E. Morgan
Williams, U.S.-Ukraine Foundation (USUF), Washington, D.C., Friday,
December 19, 2003
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ANOTHER UNSCRUPULOUS POWER GRAB IS UNDERWAY
EDITORIAL, The Kyiv Post, Kyiv, Ukraine, Dec 18, 2003
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UKRAINE'S CONSTITUTIONAL COURT SAYS PROPOSED
CHANGE IN CONSTITUTION TO HAVE PARLIAMENT ELECT
THE NEXT PRESIDENT IS CONSTITUTIONAL
Reuters, Kiev,
Ukraine, December 11, 2003
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WORLD BANK APPROVES 250M-DOLLAR LOAN TO UKRAINE
Interfax-Ukraine News Agency, Kiev, Ukraine, 10 Dec 03
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AGRICULTURAL LANDS IN UKRAINE ARE USED INEFFICIENTLY
www.AgriMarket.Info, Dnipropetrovsk, Ukraine, December 10, 2003
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"KOZACHENKO CASE" DEADLOCKED ACCORDING TO
THE UKRAINIAN AGRARIAN CONFEDERATION (UAC)
www.AgriMarket.Info, Dnipropetrovsk, Ukraine, December 10, 2003
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"HOLODOMORS IN UNDER-SOVIET UKRAINE"
A New Book For
The 70th Anniversary of Holodomor-Genocide
Article by E. Morgan Williams,
Senior Advisor, USUF, Kyiv, Ukraine, Friday, December 5, 2003
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LOBBYING BY DIASPORA CHANGES HOLODOMOR STAMP
DESIGN
by Ingert Kuzych and Morgan Williams, The Ukrainian Weekly,
Page 13-14, Parsippany, NJ, Nov 30, 2003
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UKRAINE FACES DEFINING CROSSROADS
By Natalia
A. Feduschak, The Washington Times, Washington, D.C.,
Sunday, November 30, 2003
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OPPOSITION FACTIONS IN UKRAINE RALLY IN KYIV
By Vlad Lavrov, www.ArtUkraine.com Information Service (ARTUIS)
Kyiv, Ukraine, Thursday, November 27, 2003
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UKRAINE MARKS SOVIET-ERA FAMINE THAT KILLED
MILLIONS AMID INCREASED AWARENESS OF THE DEATHS
San Francisco Chronicle, San Francisco, CA, By Anna Melnichuk,
A/P Writer, Kyiv, Ukraine, Saturday, November 22, 2003
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UKRAINE REMEMBERS THE MILLIONS WHO DIED IN THE
GENOCIDAL FAMINE OF 1932-1933
Thousands of Candles Light
up St. Michael's Cathedral Square
Morgan Williams, Senior Advisor,
U.S.-Ukraine Foundation (USUF), Kyiv, Ukraine, Saturday, November
22, 2003
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INVITATION: To the Opening of the Ukrainian Genocidal Famine
(Holodomor) 1932-1933 70th Anniversary Commemoration Art
Exhibition, "To the Dead, and the Living and the Unborn"
Friday,
November 21, 2003, 5:30 p.m., Ukrainian House, Kyiv, Ukraine
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MARCH OF REMEMBRANCE
For the Millions of Ukrainian
Victims of Stalin's 1932-1933 Genocide
Saturday, November 15,
2003, 11:45 a.m., New York City, New York
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UKRAINE ISSUES JOINT DECLARATION AT THE UNITED NATIONS
IN CONNECTION WITH THE 70TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE
GREAT FAMINE IN UKRAINE OF 1932-1933
Co-signed by
Twenty-six Nations
By E. Morgan Williams, Senior Advisor,
Government Relations, U.S.-Ukraine Foundation (USUF),
Washington, D.C., Tuesday, November 11, 2003
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UKRAINIAN GENOCIDAL FAMINE 1932-1933 ART EXHIBITION
Kyiv, Ukraine, November 21-29th, 2003, Financial Sponsors Needed
Ukrainian Genocidal Famine 1932-1933 Art Exhibition Committee,
ARTUIS, Kyiv, November 11 2003
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86TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE GREAT OCTOBER REVOLUTION
MARKED IN UKRAINIAN CAPITAL, UKRAINIANS DEMAND
CHEAPER BREAD
Interfax-Ukraine news agency and Reuters,
Kiev, Nov. 7, 2003
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U.S. SENATE GENOCIDAL UKRAINE FAMINE RESOLUTION 202
There are Now 20 Co-sponsors, More are Needed
Statement on the
Senate Resolution by James Mace, Kyiv, Ukraine, By Morgan Williams,
ARTUIS, Washington, D.C., November 6, 2003
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COLUMBIA PROF ARGUES TO REVOKE '32 PULITZER
Von Hagen argues that Duranty failed to report on the Ukrainian Famine
By Rachel Zeldin, Columbia Daily Spectator, Columbia University
New York City, NY, Thursday, October 30, 2003
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BEHIND THE TUZLA ISLAND CONTROVERSY
OPINION by Taras Kuzio, The Kyiv Post, Kyiv, Ukraine, Oct 30, 2003
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UKRAINIAN GENOCIDAL FAMINE 1932-1933 HOLODOMOR
STAMP, NEW APPROVED VARIANT, 2003
Valentyna Khudoliy,
Director, Marka Ukrainy, Kyiv, Ukraine, October 29, 2003
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RUSSIA PROBES UKRAINE'S DEFENCES, BRITISH ANALYST
JAMES SHEER BELIEVES
Den Newspaper, Kyiv, Ukraine, Oct. 28,
2003
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UKRAINIAN CHURCH LEADER ACCUSES MOSCOW BRANCH
OF INFLAMING RELIGIOUS TENSIONS
Den, Kiev, in Russian 24
Oct 03; p 6, BBC Monitoring Service, UK, in English, Oct 28, 2003
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PRESIDENT SAYS CAUSEWAY ROW IS CAUSING UKRAINE TO
RECONSDER ITS FOREIGN POLICY AND IS DRIVING UKRAINE
CLOSER TO THE WEST
Interfax-Ukraine news agency, Kiev, in
Russian, 27 Oct 03 BBC Monitoring Service, UK, in English, Oct 27, 2003
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PROTEST RUSSIAN AGGRESSION IMPERIALISTIC TENDENCIES !!
Demonstration in Front of Russian Embassy, Wednesday, October 29, 1 p.m.
Michael Sawkiw, President, Ukrainian Congress Committee of America,
Washington, D.C., Sunday, October 26, 2003
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DURANTY'S AWARD
Pulitzer Board Should Not Revoke the Award
COMMENT, Globe and Mail, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Saturday,
October 25, 2003 - Page A22
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UKRAINIAN PLANT DELIVERS GAS TURBINES TO USA
Defense-Express web site, Kiev, 24 Oct 03
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ENERGY ALLIANCE OFFERS UKRAINIAN INDUSTRY ENERGY
EFFICIENCY AND MANUFACTURING COST SAVINGS
Western
NIS Enterprise Fund (WNISEF), Kyiv, Ukraine, October 24, 2003
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HISTORIAN URGES REVOCATION OF 1932 PULITZER
By John J. Goldman, Times Staff Writer, Los Angeles Times,
Los Angeles, California, Thursday, October 23, 2003
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR OF THE NY TIMES BY
LUBOMYR LUCIUK, UKRAINIAN CANADIAN CIVIL
LIBERTIES ASSOCIATION, ABOUT WALTER DURANTY'S
PULITZER PRIZE
Toronto, Ontario, Canada, October 23, 2003
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N.Y. TIMES AGREES 1932 PULITZER PRIZE WAS NOT DESERVED
By Howard Kurtz, Washington Post Staff Writer, The Washington Post,
Washington, D.C., Thursday, October 23, 2003
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NEW YORK TIMES SHOULD LOSE PULITZER FROM 30's,
CONSULTANT TO PAPER SAYS
By Jacques Steinberg, The
New York Times, NY, NY, Thursday, October 23, 2003
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HISTORIAN SAYS NEW YORK TIMES REPORTER'S 1932
PULITZER PRIZE SHOULD BE RESCINDED
Sara Kugler, Associated Press Writer
The Associated Press, New York, NY, October 22, 2003
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UKRAINE LEADER FLIES HOME IN BORDER ROW
Passions are running high in Kiev over the dispute
BBC NEWS, UK, Wednesday, October 22, 2003
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FAMINE-GENOCIDE IN UKRAINE, 1932-1933, WRITING
COMPETITION 2003 FOR RESIDENTS OF CANADA
Famine-Genocide Commemorative Committee, Ukrainian Canadian
Congress, National, Monday, October 20, 2003
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TEAMWORK AND A GOOD SAVE IN THE PIPELINE GAME
OP-ED by Vladimir Socor, Senior Fellow Institute for Advanced
Strategic & Political Studies, For The Wall Street Journal, New York,
NY, October 17, 2003
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CAMPAIGN TARGETS THE NEW YORK TIMES
An
International Campaign: "Do The Right Thing"
Ukrainian
Canadian Civil Liberties Association, Calgary/Toronto,
Canada, 14 October 2003
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WAYS TO PREVENT THE SEDUCTION OF KIEV
OP-ED by
Robert McFarlane, U.S. President Ronald Reagan's National Security
Advisor, The Wall Street Journal, New York , NY, October 10, 2003
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CITIZEN ACTION AT WORK
Regarding Ukrainian Postage
Stamp to Honor Victims of 1932-1933 Famine
EDITORIAL,
The Kyiv Post, Kyiv, Ukraine, October 9, 2003
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MARKA UKRAINY PULLS STAMP WITH ERRONEOUS PHOTO
By Roman Zakaluzny, Kyiv Post Staff Writer, The Kyiv Post, Kyiv,
Ukraine, October 9, 2003
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SHARING POWER, BUILDING UKRAINE
"The most important
reason much of Ukraine is so depressed is the concentration of power
at the top in Kyiv, while other cities are left with little power and less
money"
OP-ED by E. Morgan Williams, The Kyiv Post, Kyiv,
Ukraine, Thursday, September 25, 2003
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CHICAGOLAND UKRAINIANS COMMEMORATE THE 70TH
ANNIVERSARY OF THE UKRAINIAN GENOCIDE
FAMINE OF 1932-1933
By Katya Mischenko-Mycyk, Ukrainian
Genocide Famine Foundation, Chicago, Illinois, Monday, September
22, 2003
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VICTIMS OF HOLODOMOR, POLITICAL REPRESSIONS AND
FORCED DEPORTATIONS: The All-Ukrainian Open Competition
for the Best Draft Project of the State Historical and Memorial Complex
of Victims of Holodomor, Political Repressions and Forced Deportations
Jury Competition, Kyiv, Ukraine, September 22, 2003
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UKRAINIANS' VIEW OF HISTORY LAMENTABLE
Blaming
famine on Jews bares anti-Semitic views; it doesn't explain history.
Writings by Levko Lukyanenko and I.A. Khyzhnyak
By David
Marples, Edmonton Journal, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, September
22, 2003
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RALLY IN MEMORY OF HEORHIY GONGADZE HELD ON
SEPTEMBER 16, 2003 IN KYIV
By Vlad Lavrov, Correspondent
www.ArtUkraine.com Information Service (ARTUIS)
Kyiv, Ukraine, September 17, 2003
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AGRIBUSINESS UPDATE, UKRAINE REPORT 2003
Kyiv, Ukraine, Tuesday, September 2, 2003
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"TIME TO SPEAK THE TRUTH"
Roundtable In Commemoration of
the 70th Anniversary of Holodomor in Ukraine
By Vlad Lavrov,
www.ArtUkraine.com Information Service (ARTUIS), Kyiv, Ukraine.
Friday, August 22, 2003
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1991 COUP WAS ONLY MEANS TO SAVE USSR, SAYS
GEN. VALENTYN VARENNIKOV
by Dmytro Krykun, Public
Radio, Kyiv, Ukraine, August 21, 2003
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SOROCHYNSKIY NATIONAL FAIR
Yarmarok, Poltava
Region, Ukraine, A huge annual historical fair featuring folk art,
artists, Ukrainian singers and dancers, carnival rides, trade show,
traditional food and much more
Year 2003 dates are August 20-
24
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FIRST "METRO" SUPERMARKET OPENS IN KYIV
To
have 800 suppliers, carry 20,000 items, employ 550 people
UNIAN, Kyiv, Ukraine, Tuesday, August 19, 2003
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VIII WORLD UKRAINIAN CONGRESS DENIED RIGHT TO USE
UKRAINIAN HOUSE AT LAST MINUTE, ADVISED TO TURN
TO THE PRESIDENTIAL ADMINSTRATION
Public Radio, Kyiv,
Ukraine, Saturday, August 16, 2003
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THE BIG NEXT STEP: BASIC ADMINISTRATIVE COMPETENCE
More than anything else, Ukraine needs a state administration at all levels
...capable of providing basic services for its citizens
OP-ED by William
Gleason, The Kyiv Post, Kyiv, Ukraine, Aug 7, 2003
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GERMANS: THE LOST GERMANS ARE FOUND: NOW WHAT?
The hammer and sickle fell on their colonies in the former Soviet Union.
Germans were nearly extinguished in a silent holocaust of mass starvation
By Karen Herzog, Bismarck Tribune, Bismark, North Dakota, July 31, 2003
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TWO UKRAINIAN ORGANIZATIONS URGE ACTION REGARDING
U.S. SENATOR BEN NIGHTHORSE CAMPBELL'S UKRAINE
FAMINE SENATE RESOLUTION 202
Zenia Chernyk, Board Chair,
Ukrainian Federation of America, Ihor Gawdiak, President, Ukrainian
American Coordinating Council, Philadelphia, PA and Washington, D.C.
Tuesday, July 29, 2003
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EDITORIAL--GETTING OVER PAST HATREDS
"For instance,
the Stalin-era famine in Ukraine - which Ukrainian nationalists erroneously
blame on "the Russians," as if there were no Ukrainians in the Communist
Party of the Soviet Union"
EDITORIAL, The Russia Journal Daily,
Moscow, Russia, Monday, July 28, 2003
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ADOPTED CHILDREN: OVERSEAS ADOPTION IS DREAM COME
TRUE FOR SOUTH DAKOTA FAMILY
Larry and Dwan Tjeerdsma
recently adopted two Ukrainian sisters
By DeAnn McClure, P&D
Correspondent, Yankton Daily Press & Dakotan, Yankton, SD, July 28, 2003
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SPORTS: UKRAINIAN ZHANNA BLOCK READY FOR COME BACK
Letter from Zhanna Block published by the International Association
of Athletics Federations (IAAF), IAAF.org, Monaco, 28 July 2003
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003, Number 75, MONDAY, JULY 28, 2003
INDEX OF ARTICLES
(1) U.S. Shifts Stance on Ukrainian President, Washington Post
(2) The Ukrainian Holocaust of 1932-1933..A New Book
(3) Labor of Love, Article About Natalie Jaresko
(4) Senator Campbell Expresses Concern over VOA-RFE/RL Cuts
(5) Russia Buys RS-18 Missiles from Ukraine
(6) Ukraine Remembers Lviv Air Show Disaster of One Year Ago
(7) A Pantheon of One..Lenin The Survivor (Ideas and Statues)
(8) Ukraine Ready to Join CIS Common Economic Space-Azarov
(9) U.S. Working on Ukraine's Market Economy Status-Pascual
(10) Klochkova Wins Gold, Serdinov Takes Bronze Medal in Barcelona
(11) Ambassador Pascual Hopes US AID of $120 Million, FY2004
(12) Wanting to Help, A World Away in Ukraine: Young Adults
from the Woonsocket, Rhode Island Ukrainian Orthodox Church
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UNITED STATES SENATOR BEN NIGHTHORSE CAMPBELL
(R-CO) INTRODUCES RESOLUTION IN U.S. SENATE REGARDING
THE 70TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE GENOCIDAL UKRAINE FAMINE
OF 1932-1933, ALSO MAKES FLOOR STATEMENT
U.S. Senator Ben Nighthorse Campbell (R-CO), Co-Chairman, U.S. Helsinki
Commission, Monday, July 28, 2003, United States Senate, Washington, D.C.
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A PANTHEON OF ONE..LENIN THE SURVIVOR
"Yet in Russia, nobody toppled Lenin. He remains the central feature of
hundreds, if not thousands, of town squares and city halls here and in
the post-Soviet states of Ukraine, Belarus and Central Asia"
By Michael Wines, Moscow, The New York Times, NY, NY,
Sunday, July 27, 2003
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003, Number 74, Sat-Sun, July 26-27, 2003
The Politics of Good Creates A Crisis in Ukraine.
Real Threat at the Moment of a Return to a Soviet-like Command System?
INDEX OF ARTICLES
(1) Militiamen to Track Grain Movements in Ukraine
(2) Ukraine's PM Warns Ag Minister, Etc. Over High Bread Prices
(3) Yanukovych Accuses Government Officials for Grain Shortages
(4) GPO Will Continue to Check Food Market According to PM
(5) Several Top Gov. Officials to Take Fall For Food Price Hikes
(6) GPO States it Revealed Numerous Abuses in Farm Sector
(7) Ukrainian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs Urge Gov't
to Stop Mass-Scale Checks of Ag Businesses by Authorities
(8) Checks by Law-Enforcement Bodies have Stripped Ukrainian
Agriculture of $656.6 Million in Investments Says L. Kozachenko
(9) Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs and Agrarian
Confederation Oppose Grain Crisis Trials by Government
(10) Ukrainians Consume Three Times Less Milk, Meat and other
Ag Products than Frenchmen, Germans, or Englishmen according to
L. Kozachenko of the Ukrainian Agricultural Federation
(11) U.S. Ambassador Speaks About State of Ukrainian Agriculture
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WAR GAMES: UKRAINE'S KNIGHTS AND DAMSELS RELIVE
BATTLE
The Hundred Years War between England and France is raging
on-not far from the Ukrainian capital Kiev
BBC NEWS, UK, Saturday,
July 26, 2003
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MISS DEAF WORLD: UKRAINIAN LADY WINS MISS DEAF WORLD
2003 CONTEST HELD IN PRAGUE
Galina Broiko Named The Most
Beautiful Deaf Girl in the World
www.ArtUkraine.com Information Service
(ARTUIS), Kyiv, Ukraine, Tuesday, July 22, 2003
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DURANTY UPDATE
Pulitzer Prize Committee Withdrew An Award
in the Past
By John Berlau, Insight On The News, Washington Times
Corporation, Washington, D.C. Thursday, July 17, 2003
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VOLYN: GREEK CATHOLIC HIERARCHY "WITHOUT
RECONCILIATION.... THERE WILL BE NEITHER A RELIGIOUS
NOR POLITICAL FUTURE"
The Day Weekly Digest, Kyiv, Ukarine, Tuesday, July 15, 2003
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VOLYN: UPA VETERANS FROM CANADA AND THE US:
A VIEW ON THE VOLYN TRAGEDY
The Day Weekly Digest,
Kyiv, Ukraine, Tuesday, July 15, 2003
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MALAYSIAN PM BEGINS FOUR-DAY VISIT TO UKRAINE
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SPORTS: IRYNA KOVALENKO OF UKRAINE WAS A SURPRISE
WINNER IN THE WOMEN'S HIGH JUMP AT THE 3RD IAAF WORLD
YOUTH CHAMPIONSHIPS HELD AT SHERBROOKE, CANADA
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003, Number 67, Sat-Sun, July 12-13, 2003
INDEX OF ARTICLES
(1) Ukraine has 7.5 Percent GDP Growth in First Half of 2003
(2) Central Banker Tyhypko Says Inflation is the Price of Growth
(3) Turkmenistan Offers Ukraine 700,000 Tons of Grain
(4) Ukraine Imposes Civilian Control Over Army, Police
(5) Ukraine Asks USA to Resume Funding of Nuclear Missiles Elimination
(6) Ukrainian Reformer Yushchenko Hails End to Deadlock in RADA
(7) Ukraine Government Bans Most Alcohol and Tobacco Ads
(8) Kirov Opera Performs Prokofiev Work "Semyon Kotko" in NYC
(9) French Trading Co. Soufflet Buys Ukrainian Slavuta Maltings
(10) Thousands in Ukraine Protest Against Food Price Rise
(11) Polish, Ukrainian President's Joint Statement on Volyn Massacres
(12) President Kuchma's Address at WWII Volyn Massacre Event
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ROUND-UP OF REACTIONS TO POLISH-UKRAINIAN 1943
COMMEMORATION
Anna Kuzma, for Polish Radio, in Kyiv;
Polish Radio 1, Warsaw, Poland, in Polish, July 12, 2003;
BBC Monitoring Service, UK, in English on July 12, 2003
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VOLYN: POLISH, UKRAINIAN PRESIDENT'S JOINT STATEMENT
ON 1943 MASSACRES ANNIVERSARY
TV Polonia, Warsaw, Poland, in Polish, Friday, July 11, 2003;
BBC Monitoring Service, UK, in English, Friday, July 11, 2003
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EXHIBITS AND ROUND TABLE DISCUSSIONS AT VIII UWC
CONGRESS IN KYIV, UKRAINE AUG 18-21, 2003
Ukrainian World Congress (UWC), Toronto, Ontario, Canada, July 11, 2003
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VOLHYNIA: POLAND AND UKRAINE SEEK TO PUT WARTIME
ATROCITIES BEHIND THEM
By Stefan Wagstyl, East Europe Editor,
Financial Times, London, UK, Friday, July 11, 2003
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003, Number 66, Friday, July 11, 2003, Twelve Articles
INDEX OF ARTICLES:
(1) After Much Soul-Searching, Ukrainian VR Passes Volyn Declaration
(2) Ukrainian Parliament Passes Resolution in WWII Massacre in Volyn
(3) Polish Parliament Adopts Ukrainian Reconciliation Motion on 1943
Massacres in Volhynia
(4) Peace Bid over World War II Massacre
(5) Polish Speaker Comments on Ukrainian 1943 Massacres Resolution
(6) Polish President Kwasniewski Says Ukrainian 1943 Massacre
Commemoration to Serve the Truth, to Honor the Victims,
(7) Polish President, Aide on Political Hopes for 1943 Massacre
Commemorations
(8) Heated Debate in Sejm on Polish-Ukrainian Reconciliation Regarding
the Volyn Massacre, Wanted the Word Genocide Included
(9) Pope John Paul II Calls on Poles and Ukrainians to Reconcile Over
WWII Massacres
(10) Autocephalous Orthodox Archbishop Addresses Volyn Tragedy
at Conference in Kyiv
(11) Polish Parliamentarians in Vehement Dispute Over Ukrainian
Reconciliation Statement Regarding the Word Genocide
(12) IPN Reports on Investigation into Volhynia Massacres
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UKRAINE SEES 8% GDP GROWTH, INFLATION TO RISE TO 8%
Reuters, Kiev, Ukraine, Thursday, July 10, 2003
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PROKOFIEV'S HEROIC BOLSHEVIKS
"Semyon Kotko" is Sergei
Prokofiev's Fifth Opera and Features a Ukrainian Peasant Village
Lincoln Center Festival Review, By Anthony Tommasini, New York
Times, NY, NY, July 10, 2003
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003, Number 65, Wednesday, July 9, 2003
INDEX OF ARTICLES
(1) Ukraine President Approves New 13% Income Tax Law
(2) Kuchma Assures US He is not Seeking to Prolong Presidency
(3) US Grants 1 Million to Ex-Soviet Regional Alliance GUUAM
(4) Interpol Targets Child Pornography in Ukraine
(5) The Internet and Media Freedom in Ukraine-by Kuzio
(6) Bush Admn. Begins to Bury the Hatchet with Ukraine
(7) Uniting Ukrainians in Florida, USA
(8) Duranty's Deception, Lies and Pulitzers by John Berlau
(9) Ukrainian Rower Rezvoy Knows What Floats His Boat
(10) Hetman Ivan Mazepa: A Look Through Centuries-in Lviv
(11) Ukrainian Opposition Rejects President's Criticism
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PROKOFIEV: KIROV OPERA PERFORMS RARE SERGEI
PROKOFIEV WORK IN NEW YORK
The opera, Semyon Kotko,
is set in a Ukrainian village at the end of World War I
By Mike
Silverman, Associated Press Writer New York, New York,
Wednesday, July 9, 2003
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VOLYN: POPE JOHN PAUL II CALLS ON POLES AND UKRAINIANS
TO RECONCILE OVER WWII MASSACRES
Associated Press, Warsaw, Poland, Wednesday, July 9, 2003
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FRENCH SOUFFLET BUYS UKRAINIAN SLAVUTA MALTINGS
Soufflet Said It Will Also Invest in Malting Barley Production in Ukraine
Beverage Daily Website, Montpellier, France, July 8, 2003
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VOLHYNIA: IPN IN POLAND REPORTS ON INVESTIGATION INTO
VOLHYNIA MASSACRES
Ukrainian Nationalists Against Poles living in Volhynia, Ukraine 1939-1945
by Jan Maksymiuk, "RFE/RL Poland, Belarus, and Ukraine Report"
Volume 5, Number 26, Prague, Czech Republic, July 8, 2003
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MAZEPA: UKRAINIAN COSSACK HETMAN IVAN MAZEPA:
A LOOK THROUGH CENTURIES
Exposition at the Lviv Art Gallery in
Lviv, Ukraine
By Iryna Yehorova of Lviv, The Day Weekly Digest,
The Day, Kyiv, Ukraine, Tuesday, July 8, 2003
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DURANTY'S DECEPTION, LIES AND PULITZERS
By John Berlau, Writer, Insight On The News magazine
Washington Times Corp., Washington, D.C., July 7, 2003
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003, Number 64, Sat-Sun, July 5-6, 2003
INDEX OF ARTICLES
(1) Kuchma May Be Eligible to Run For Third Term in 2004
(2) Danish Official Checks On Media Control in Italy & Ukraine
(3) US Official Steven Pifer Said Positive on Ties with Ukraine
(4) Crimean Tatar History & Culture CD-ROM Created
(5) Solvenia Firm Largest Telecommunications Supplier to Ukraine
(6) Kuchma Says Simultaneous Elections Could be Held in 2014
(7) Hosting Russian Fleet No Obstacle to Ukraine Joining NATO
(8) Los Angeles Times Article about Ukraine Misses the Mark
(9) "Famine-Genocide in Ukraine 1932-1933," a New Book
(10) Eastern Economist Publications Announces New Ownership
(11) Ukrainian Rowman Ted Rezvoy Sets Out to Conquer Atlantic
(12) Cabinet of Min Bill Aims to get Control of Internet in Ukraine
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CRIMEAN TATAR HISTORY AND CULTURE CD-ROM CREATED
WITH U.S. EMBASSY SUPPORT IN UKRAINE
www.ArtUkraine.com
Information Service (ARTUIS), Friday, July 4, 2003
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EASTERN ECONOMIST PUBLICATIONS IN KYIV ANNOUNCES
NEW OWNERSHIP
Eastern Economist, Kyiv, Ukraine, July 3, 2003
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SPORTS: UKRAINIAN ROWMAN THEODORE REZVOY SETS
OUT TO CONQUER ATLANTIC
Attempt to be the first ever, but first,
second, third and last, he is a citizen of the Ukraine
OP-ED by Steve
Dunlevvy, New York Post, NY, NY, July 3, 2003
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003, Number 63, Thursday, July 3, 2003
Twelve Articles: (1) Cabinet of Ministers Seeks to Stabilize Food Markets,
(2) Locust Plague Spreads Crisis for Ukraine Farmers, (3) Introduction of
State Regulation of Prices for Flour and Bread, (4) Comments by Yulian
Kulyas, Ukrainian-American Democratic Party about Amb. John Herbst,
(5) Kuchma Signs Omnibus Intellectual Property Rights Bill Into Law,
(6) US Equity Fund SigmaBleyzer Eyes Romania and Bulgaria, (7) Welsh
Journalist Gareth Jones' Relatives Write to the Pulitzer Committee about
Walter Duranty, (8) World Bank, Inflation Will be 6% in 2003, (9)
Black Sea Cruise Stops at Four Historic Ports in Crimea, (10) Libya
Orders Five Air Transports from Ukraine, (11) Russian Companies Ask
Russian, Ukrainian PM's to Support Reverse of Odessa-Brody, (12)
New Book about Early Aerial Exploits Features Ukrainian Igor
Sikorsky's Historic Flight from St. Petersburg to Kiev, in 1914
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LOCUST PLAGUE SPREADS CRISIS FOR UKRAINE FARMERS
By Tom Warner in Kiev, Financial Times; London, UK, Wednesday,
July 02, 2003
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"WE HOPE JOHN HERBST WILL NOT PURSUE A DOUBLE-
STANDARDS POLICY, " SAYS CHAIR OF THE UKRAINIAN-
AMERICAN PARTY YULIAN KULYAS
Interview with Yulian
Kulyas Chair of the Ukrainian-American Democratic Party By Public
Radio, Kyiv, Ukraine, July 1, 2003
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003, Number 62, Monday, June 30, 2003
Twelve Articles: (1) Kuchma Orders Selling of Grains in State Reserves
to Stabilize Bread Market, (2) U.S. Senate Approves Appointment of John
Herbst as Ambassador to Ukraine, (3) West LB Bank [Germany] Plans
to do more Business in Ukraine, (4) Ukraine Declassifies Archives on
Famine 1932-1933, (5) Ukrainian Astronaut Joins Private Space Race,
(6) US Trade and Dev. Agency Gives Grant to Antonov, (7) Ukrainian Boxer
Klitschko Pushes for Lewis Rematch, (8) Ukraine's Credit Rating Upgraded
by Fitch Ratings, (9) "Strip Villian [Duranty] of His Pulitzer Prize,' (10)
Ukraine, IMF Poised for Further Cooperation, (11) Ukrainian President will
not Apologize for 1943 Massacres, Polish Reports Say, (12) What
can be Expected from Ukraine's New Defence Minister Yevhen
Marchuk
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US FUND SIGMABLEYZER EYES ROMANIA
Already Has
Launched Three Equity Funds in Ukraine
BUSINESS BRIEFS,
Bucharest Business Week Online, Bucharest, Romania, 30 June 2003
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SPORTS: FRANCE-BOUND UKRAINIAN ROWER THEODORE
REZVOY KNOWS WHAT FLOATS HIS BOAT
"I do it for my
country," he said. The blue and yellow flag of Ukraine will be aboard
By Charles Zusman, The Star-Ledger, NJ.com website,
Newark, New Jersey, June 29, 2003
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'STRIP VILLAIN OF HIS PULITZER PRIZE'
Relatives of a legendary Welsh journalist have joined the campaign
By
Tomos Livingstone, The Western Mail, Cardiff, Wales, icWales,
Thursday, June 26, 2003
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UKRAINE MINISTRY OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS TO DECLASSIFY
DOCUMENTS ON 1932-1933 FAMINE
Ukrainian News Agency, Kyiv, Ukraine, Thursday, June 26, 2003
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003, Number 61, Wednesday, June 25, 2003
(1) Ukraine to Lose Economic Independence to Russian Oil Oligarchs
(2) "Ukrainian Modernism 1910-1930," A New Exhibition
(3) Administrative Reform and Presidential Power in Ukraine
(4) Boxer Vitali Klitschko Loses Title Bout But Wins Respect
(5) Ukraine to Ask UN to Declare 1932-1933 Famine an Act of Genocide
(6) Ukrainian Pres.Urges EU to Take Stand on Odessa-Broady Pipeline
(7) UK to Use NHS Records to Find Nazi War Criminals
(8) A Historic Motion, Senate of Canada Recognizes Famine-Genocide
(9) IMF May Resume Lending to Ukraine in August 2003
(10) Polish Co Invests $35 Million in Can Production in Ukraine
(11) Vatican Praises Religious Freedom in Ukraine
(12) 'Bloody' Mark Single Victim of Fatal Strike Day in Winnipeg
in 1919 Acknowledged Via Grave, Was of Ukrainian Heritage
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BEARING WITNESS
In 1932, the Pulitzer Prize went to a foreign
correspondent who concealed a famine and the deaths of millions.
Ukrainians want that prize revoked. Interview with Anatole Kolomayets,
Famine Witness
By Charles Leroux, Tribune Senior Correspondent,
Chicago Tribune, Chicago, Illinois, Wednesday, June 25, 2003
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LETTER TO THE PULITZER PRIZE COMMITTEE
Open letter on the
revocation of the 1932 Pulitzer Prize for Correspondence from Walter
Duranty
by Dr. Margaret Siriol Colley, and Nigel Linsan Colley, neice
and great nephew of Welsh journalist Gareth Jones, Bramcote, Notts, UK,
Tuesday, June 24, 2003
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UKRAINE TO ASK UNITED NATIONS TO DECLARE 1932-1933
FAMINE AN ACT OF GENOCIDE
Ukrainian News Agency, Kyiv,
Ukraine, Tuesday, June 24, 2003
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"FAMINE-GENOCIDE IN UKRAINE 1932-1933"
Western Archives,
Testimonies and New Research
A New Book Edited by Wsevolod W.
Isajiw, Ukrainian Canadian Research and Documentation Centre (UCRDC),
Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 2003
|
UKRAINIAN KLITSCHKO LOSES TITLE BOUT BUT WINS
RESPECT
Vitali Klitschko Also Won the Hearts of the Crowd
By
Steve Keating, Reuters, Los Angeles, CA, Sunday, June 22, 2003
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WWII: UK POLICE TO USE NHS RECORDS TO FIND NAZI WAR
CRIMINALS
The 7,100 people on the list were Ukrainian members of the
14th SS Division, which operated in eastern Europe during the Second World
War
By Daniel Foggo, News.telegraph.co.uk, London, UK, June 22, 2003
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003, Number 60, Sat-Sun, June 21-22, 2003
INDEX OF ARTICLES
(1) U.S. Voices Concern over Ukrainian Energy Related Crime Ties
(2) John Herbst, US Ambassador-Designate to Ukraine Appears Before
the US Senate Foreign Relations Committee in Washington, D.C.
(3) Moms Have Different Views of Boxers Lewis-Klitschko
(4) Ukraine Parliament has Legalized Farms in Ukraine
(5) Bishop Calls Award for Ukrainian Communist Leader "Hypocrisy"
(6) Kozachenko: Price of an Honest Job, Kyiv Post Editorial
(7) Moroz Wants Court to Decide Kuchma Third Term Issue
(8) The Pulitzer Pulled? Walter Duranty
(9) Earn Us Respect: Ukrainians Tell Boxer Klitschko
(10) Survivor of Ukrainian 1933 Famine Keeps Vow to Kin-Canada
(11) Vatican Praises Religious Freedom in Ukraine
(12) President Kuchma Addresses Nation on Constitutional Reform
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ORTHODOX (UOC-KP) BISHOP CALLS AWARD FOR UKRAINIAN
COMMUNISTY LEADER "HYPOCRISY"
Symonenko leads the party
that refused to vote in the Parliament to declare the famine in 1932 and
1933 in
Ukraine a genocide against the Ukrainian nation
RISU.org.ua, Lviv, Ukraine,
Friday, June 20, 2003
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003, Number 59, Thursday, June 19, 2003
INDEX OF ARTICLES
(1) Romanian, Ukrainian Presidents Sign "Historic" Border Treaty
(2) OSCE Representative Urges Ukraine to Abide by Election Law
(3) Ukrainian Boxer Vitali Klitschko Eager to Make Final Step
(4) Westward Flow--People Leave Ukraine Looking for Jobs
(5) Ukrainian Lawmaker Urges Caution on Volyn Massacres Statements
(6) Kuchma Approves Large Pay Rise for Teachers
(7) Belarusian President Keen on Barrier-Free Trade with Ukraine
(8) One Pulitzer That Should Shake the World--Walter Duranty's
(9) Yushchenko Wants Broader Coalition to Win Next Election
(10) Ukrainian PM Advocates Free Trade Zone in CIS Countries
(11) Amb. Pascual Speech on Security and Peace in a Changing World
(12) Wyoming USA Couple Adopts Siblings from Ukraine
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PRICE OF AN HONEST JOB
EDITORIAL about Leonid Kozachenko,
Former Vice Prime Minister of Ukraine for the Agro-Industrial Complex
The Kyiv Post. Kyiv, Ukraine, Thursday, June 19, 2003
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LEONID KOZACHENKO FREED, PROTESTS INNOCENCE,
PREPARES FOR TRIAL
By Peter Byrne, Kyiv Post Staff Writer
Kyiv Post, Kyiv, Ukraine, Thursday, Jun 19, 2003
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JOHN HERBST, US AMBASSADOR-DESIGNATE TO UKRAINE
APPEARS BEFORE US SENATE FOREIGN RELATIONS COMMITTEE
U.S. Senate, Washington, D.C., Wednesday, June 18, 2003
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UKRAINIAN BOXER KLITSCHKO CONFIDENT DESPITE HIS
UNDERDOG ROLE
by Ken Peters, AP Sports Writer, A/P, Los
Angeles, Wednesday, June 18, 2003
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ONE PULITZER THAT SHOULD SHAKE THE WORLD
The prize in
question was won in 1932 by Walter Duranty for "excellence in reporting"
out of the Soviet Union
By Matt Bivens, Washington, for The Moscow
Times, Moscow, Russia, Monday, June 16, 2003
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UKRAINIANS DEMAND END TO 66 YEARS OF N.Y. TIMES LYING
WND Commentary By Les Kinsolving, WorldNetDaily.com, A Free Press
for a Free People, Cave Junction, Oregon, Saturday, June 14, 2003
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THE BLAIR AFFAIR FUELS A 70-YEAR-OLD SCANDAL
Editorials, Op-Ed, By Tim Ruttin: Regarding Media, The Los Angeles
Times, LATimes.com, Los Angeles, California, Saturday, June 14, 2003
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ACADEMIC AND MEMORIAL EXPEDITION "IN THE FOOTSTEPS
OF THE FAMINE OF 1933" COMPLETES IT'S FIRST STAGE IN
UKRAINE
Religious Information Service of Ukraine, (RISU), Lviv,
Ukraine, June 13, 2003
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PULITZER-WINNING LIES
After 70 years a Pulitzer committee is reexamining
Walter Duranty's Stalin whitewashes in the New York Times. How bad were
they?
See for yourself
by Arnold Beichman, The Weekly Standard, Washington, D.C.,
Thursday, June 12, 2003
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WALES: JUSTICE AT LAST FOR CRITIC OF STALINISM?
Welsh
Journalist Gareth Jones Wrote The Truth About the Famine
by Tomos
Livingstone, The Western Mail, Cardiff, Wales, June 12, 2003
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COMMENTARY: GARETH JONES, HERO OF UKRAINE
By Martin Sieff, UPI Senior News Analyst, United Press International (UPI),
Washington, D.C., June 12, 2003
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PECHERSK DISTRICT COURT IN KYIV RELEASES LEONID
KOZACHENKO ON BAIL UNDER RESPONSIBILITY OF MEMBERS
OF RADA AND PUBLIC FIGURES
Ukrainian News Agency, Kyiv,
Ukraine, Thursday, June 12, 2003
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'32 NEW YORK TIMES PULITZER COULD BE YANKED
By Paul D. Colford, Daily News Business Writer, New York Daily News
New York, New York, Wednesday, June 11, 2003
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"UKRAINIAN MODERNISM 1910-1930," A NEW ART EXHIBITION
Agreement on the Joint Project "Ukrainian Modernism 1910-1930"
National Art Museum of Ukraine, Kyiv, Ukraine, Tuesday, June 10, 2003
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PULITZER PROBES TIMES WRITER'S 1932 AWARD
A Review of
Walter Duranty's Work
By Larry McShane, Associated Press Writer,
A/P, New York, Tuesday, June 10, 2003
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003, Number 55
Sat-Sun, June 7-8, 2003
Thirteen Articles: (1) Ukrainian Cabinet Approves WTO Entry Action
Plan; (2) Kuchma Rebukes Cabinet Over Low Foreign Investment; (3)
Soccer Star Shevchenko Honored in Ukraine; (4) Famine-Genocide
Monument in Washington, D.C.; (5) Chief Banker Tyhypko Advocates
Economic Union with CIS: Russia, Belarus, and Kazakhstan; (6) Prof.
James Mace Discusses Responses to New Famine Bibliography; (7)
Austria Voices Support for Ukraine's EU Bid; (8) Ukraine, Russia Work
On Payments for Victims of Airplane Crash; (9) Ukraine Mayor to Visit
In Georgia; (10) New IT Project Brings Computer Literacy To Ukraine's
Youth; (11) Fitting Ukraine into the Iraqi Picture by Taras Kuzio; (12)
Book Review of Anne Applebaum's "Gulag" by Robert Service, London;
(13) Pulitzer Prize Board Begins Review of Duranty's Award
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003, Number 54
Friday, June 6, 2003
Twelve Articles: (1) Parliament Gives Permission to Use Agricultural
Land as Collateral, Law "On Mortgage;" (2) Ukraine Joins Iraqi
Peacekeeping Force; (3) USA Welcomes Ukraine's Decision to Send
Troops to Iraq; (4) Honored Chernobyl Hero's Lonely Death Far From
Home; (5) Kuchma Considers It His Task To Insure Freedom of Speech;
(6) 100th Anniversary of Translation of Full Bible into Ukrainian
Celebrated; (7) New Ukraine Bond Cuts Cost of Borrowing; (8) Ukraine's
Oil Pipeline Project Gains EU Backing; (9) Price of Choosing Way to Europe;
(10) Ukrainian Visitors Welcomed to Cincinnati, Ohio; (11) E-Bay Sells A
Missing Sputnik from Ukraine?; (12) TV Media Exec Wants Help to Solve
Conflict with Rada
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FEARS GROW THAT UKRAINIAN AUTHORITIES WILL RIG
2004 ELECTIONS
END NOTE: By Taras Kuzio, RFE/RL NEWSLINE
Vol. 7, No. 106, Part II, Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL),
Prague, Czech Republic, June 6, 2003
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003, Number 53
Wednesday, June 4, 2003
Twelve Articles: (1) Ukraine Readies $ 800 Million Offering; (2) Contest
Announced in Ukraine for Best Monument to Commemorate 1932-1933
Famine Victims; (3) US Warns Ukraine Government of Grain Market
Reforms; (4) Made in Dynamo! Andriy Shevchenko: First Ukrainian To
Win The Cup of Champions; (5) Analysis: Shame of Duranty's Pulitzer,
by Martin Sieff, UPI; (6) Three Western Ambassadors Urge Ukraine not
to Restrict Rebroadcasts of the BBC, Deutsche Welle and VOA; (7)
NATO OK's Plans to Help Poland in Iraq, Ukraine Will Probably
Be Involved; (8) US Hasn't Exported Any Poultry to Ukraine in 2003;
(9) Testimony by Embassy of Ukraine About the Erection of a Monument
in Washington, D.C. to the Victims of the Ukrainian Famine-Genocide of
1932-1933; (10) Ukraine Needs to Break Moscow Ties, Moscow
Patriarchate's Control over Ukrainian Orthodox Churches; (11)
Ukraine Drafts Agreement for Int. Gas Consortium; (12) 10 Years On,
CIS Has Yet to Create An Identity
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UKRAINE ANNOUNCES CONTEST FOR BEST MONUMENT
TO COMMEMORATE 1932-1933 FAMINE VICTIMS
Ukrinform, Kyiv, Ukraine, Tuesday, June 3, 2003
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003, Number 52
Monday, June 2, 2003
Twelve Articles; (1) Kuchma Urges Leaders To Speed Up Creation of
CIS Free Trade Zone; (2) UK, US and German Ambassadors Warn
Ukraine Against Crackdown on Rebroadcasting of BBC, VOA and
Deutsche Wells programs; (3) Natural Birthing Techniques Taught
In Ukraine; (4) Ukrainian Opposition Leader Taras Stetskiv Urges
Yushchenko to Take More Radical Steps, (5) UK Supports Ukrainian
Troops In International Contingent in Iraq; (6) Randolph, Vermont Rotary
Club Gives 140 Children Hearing Aids in Mirgorod; (7) Acute Slavophobia
08) Kuchma Warns Against Regional Divisions In Ukraine During the
2004 Presidential Elections; (9) Major Additions Made to Ukrainian
Village Project; (10) Comment: Why I Back This Warwas Pact.
(11) Ukraine Macro Economic Situation by SigmaBleyzer (12)
Holy Sites, the Churches of Ukraine, By Natalia Feduschak
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DISCUSSION ON H-RUSSIA LIST OF THE NEW UKRAINIAN
FAMINE (HOLODOMOR) OF 1932-1933 ANNOTATED
BIBLIOGRAPHY
Letter to the Editor of UKRAINE REPORT 2003,
E. Morgan Williams, Ukraine Market Reform Group, Washington, D.C.
By Prof. James Mace, Kyiv, Ukraine, Monday, June 2, 2003
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ANALYSIS: SHAME OF DURANTY'S PULITZER
The Pulitzer Prize board is reviewing the award it gave to Duranty
By Martin Sieff, UPI Senior News Analyst, Washington, D.C.,
Monday, June 2, 2003
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FOLKLORE AND ETHNOGRAPHIC DATA ABOUT UKRAINE
Major Additions Made to the Ukrainian Village Project
By Natalie O. Kononenko, Faculty, University of Virginia
Charlottesville, Virginia, Monday, June 2, 2003
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003, Number 51
May 31-June 1, 2003
Thirteen Articles: (1) Kuchma Boasts of Economic Growth and Dwells on
Politics; (2) US Amb. Pascual Speaks About "Energy and Ukraine's Euro-
Atlantic Future;" (3) Shevchenko Awarded Ukraine's Top Sports Honor;
(4) U.S. Lawmakers Plead Case of Jailed Former Agriculture Official
in Ukraine; (5) Volyn 1943-1944, An Unknown Tragedy by The Day; (6)
Russia's Largest Brewer Baltika Expands in Ukraine; (7) Reconstruction of
Ancient Church Begins In Kyiv; (8) Polish Paint Producer Has Good Results
in Ukraine; (9) Britain is on "Free Speech" Bandwagon Against Ukraine;
(10) Students Come to Massachusetts from Ukraine; (11) Ukrainian
Greek Catholic Religions Leader Cardinal Lubomyr Hussar in Chicago
to Install New Bishop; (12) Soviet-Era Intelligence Agency SMERSH
on Exhibit in Moscow, Fought Against the Ukrainian Nationalist
Movement; (13) UK Air Charter Firm in Air Crash Row
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U.S. LAWMAKERS PLEAD CASE OF JAILED FORMER
AGRICULTURE OFFICIAL IN UKRAINE
By Tim Vickery, Associated Press Writer;
The Associated Press, Kyiv, Ukraine
Friday, May 30, 2003
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SHEVCHENKO AWARDED UKRAINE'S TOP SPORTS HONOR
AC Milan Soccer Striker
Reuters, Kyiv, Ukraine, May 30, 2003
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003, Number 50
Thursday, May 29, 2003
Twelve Articles; (1) Fitch Rates Ukrainian Eurobonds B; (2) Northland
Power Seeks $170 Million For Power Plant Upgrade in Ukraine; (3) ADRA
Ukraine Nourishes Hungry Street Children, (4) IMF Considers Decision to
Create
New Development Bank Unfortunate; (5) The Case of Pavlo Lazrenko by
Taras Kuzio; (6) Mexico-Ukraine Sign Economic Agreement; (7) Ukrainian
Bandurist Chorus Celebrates 85 Years and Goes on Historic Tour to Europe;
(8) Agency Setup for Restructuring Khlip Ukrainiy Debts; Khip Ukrainy to
Buy Crimea's Largest Bread Production Co. (9) UK Says Protection of
Journalists Must Come Before Ukraine Membership in EU and NATO;
(10) Vatican: Moldavia and Ukraine Should Join EU before Turkey,
Russia and Israel; (11) EU to Support Ukrainian Oil Import Pipeline;
(12) World Famous Ukrainian Artist Kazimir Malevich's Shapes of Things
to Come Exhibition At Guggenheim Gallery in NYC
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UKRAINIAN PRESIDENT BOASTS ECONOMIC GROWTH,
DWELLS ON POLITICS
Says Rival Yushchenko made wrong choice
Ukrainian Television first programme, Kiev, in Ukrainian, 28 May 03
BBC Monitoring Service, UK, in English, May 28, 2003
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SHYP, WOODEN SCULPTURE ARTIST: Ukraine Through the Eyes
of Laslo Shyp, Renowned Transcarpathian Master of Wooden
Sculpture
By Yury Zelinsky, The Day Weekly Digest, Kyiv, Ukraine,
May 27, 2003
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003, Number 49
Tuesday, May 27, 2003
Thirteen Articles: (1) Ukraine Agrees to Send Troops to Iraq, (2) Airplane
Crashes are a Blow to Ukraine's Charter Business; (3) Pottery and Art
Shape the History of Kolomiya; (4) Ohio Man Named Honorary Consul
for Ukraine; (5) US and GUUAM Develop Cooperation in Security, Trade
and Transportation, (6) Syngenta Agro Ag Company States Charges About
Their Company and Officials Totally False, Demands Prosecutor Refute
Charges; (7) FDI Creates Significant Economic Multiplier Effect According
to WNISEF Study, (8) Miners Strike, Demand Govn't Pay Back Wages;
(9) Cooperation on Environment with New Neighbors; (10) Can-Do
Company, New Can Mfg. Plant in Ukraine; (11) New Book, "When
Luba Comes Home" by Irene Zabytko; (12) New Holodomor-Famine
Bibliography and H-RUSSIA Discussion; (13) Testimony on Constructing
a Monument in Washington, D.C. to Honor Victims of Ukrainian
Famine-Genocide of 1932-1933
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MALEVICH'S SHAPES OF THINGS TO COME--A Revolutionary Whose
Brush Was Mightier Than His Pen. Kazimir Malevich was born near Kiev in
1878
By Blake Gopnik, The Washington Post, Washington, D.C., May 27, 2003
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003, Number 48
Sat-Sun, May 24-25, 2003
Twelve Articles: (1) Chernobyl Still Haunts Hill Farms in Wales; (2)
Children's Voice Radio Program From Ukraine Wins Top UNICEF Award
for Outstanding Children's Program, (3) EBRD Urges Improvement in Investment
Climate in Ukraine, (4) Ministers Sign Agreement to Preserve the Carpathian
Mountain Region in 8 Countries, (5) Kuchma Optimistic About Ukraine's
International Role, (6) Major Ukrainian Bank, Oshchadbank [Savings Bank],
Faces Bankruptcy, (7) 'Our Ukraine" Political Leaders Meet German
Chancellor,
(8) Vasyl H. Krychevsky Art Collection Returns to Ukraine from Venezuela,
(9) Coca-Cola and Edinburgh University, UK, Provides Scholarships to
Ukrainian, Eastern Europe Gifted Students, (10) Leader of Ukrainian
Smuggling
and Prostitution Ring Jailed in the USA, (11) Campaign Mounts to Maintain
Funding for RFE/RL and VOA Ukrainian Services, (12) Russia and Ukraine
Determined to Cooperate on An-70 Transportation Plane
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WORKS BY MALEVICH STIR CONTROVERSY AT GUGGENHEIM
Kazimir Malevich was born near Kyiv in 1878
The Russia Journal Daily,
Moscow, The Associated Press, New York, May 23, 2003
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003, Number 47
Friday, May 23, 2003
Twelve Articles: (1) New 13% Income Tax Law Passed; (2) Yushchenko in
Canada Says Ukraine is Between Democracy and Totalitarianism; (3)
Ukraine Signs Carpathian Environment Convention; (4) Ukraine, Russia,
Belarus Agree to Rehabilitate the Dnieper River; (5) Rada Recognizes Famine
As Genocide, Communists Demur; (6) Ho Chi Minh's Birthday Marked in
Ukraine; (7) Kuchma Thinks Ukraine Can Influence European Integration
Decisions; (8) EBRD Hails Ukraine's Tax Waiver for Chernobyl Type
Projects; (9) The Foreign Policy of Pessimists, Op-Ed by William
Gleason; (10) Russia Still Sees Ukraine As A Satellite, The Day;
(11) The Court As Tool: Ukraine Has Made Little Progress Towards A
Truly Independent Judiciary, Editorial, (12) Ukraine Bolsters Music Piracy
Law
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CHERNOBYL STILL HAUNTS HILL FARMS IN WALES
The Chernobyl nuclear disaster shook the world in 1986 - and
hundreds of Welsh farmers continue to feel the tremors 17 years on
BBC NEWS, World Edition, UK, Thursday, May 22, 2003
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003, Number 46
Thursday, May 22, 2003
Ten Articles: (1) Carpathian Mts. Home to Europe's Richest Diversity of
Mountain-Dwelling Animal and Plant Species; (2) Ukraine Urged to Cancel
Canal in Danube Wetland; (3) Ukraine Greens Protest Against Danube-Sea
Canal; (4) Kuchma Asks EU to Help Handle Chernobyl; (5) Standard and
Poor's [S&P] Elevates Outlook for Ukraine; (6) Danish Clothing Maker to
Set Up Factory in Ukraine; (7) Eurocar to Start Assembly of Volkswagens in
Ukraine; (8) Lawmakers Say TB Threatens Nation, Not Enough Being Done;
(9) Polish Expert Says, "A Free and Powerful Ukraine Could be One More
Chance for the Existence of a Stable Europe;" (10) "The Universals of
Ukrainian Culture" by Professor By Professor Serhiy Krymsky
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RADA RECOGNIZES FAMINE AS GENOCIDE: COMMUNISTS
DEMUR
By Evgenia Mussuri, Kyiv Post Staff Writer, Kyiv Post,
Kyiv, Ukraine, May 22, 2003
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CAMPAIGN MOUNTS TO MAINTAIN FUNDING TO UKRAINIAN
SERVICES OF VOICE OF AMERICA AND RADIO FREE EUROPE
Ukrainian Congress Committee of America (UCCA), Ukrainian National
Information Service (UNIS), Washington, D.C., Thursday, May 22, 2003
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CONSTRUCTING A MONUMENT IN WASHINGTON, D.C. TO
HONOR VICTIMS OF UKRAINIAN FAMINE-GENOCIDE OF 1932-1933
UCCA Makes Presentation to the National Park Service About A Site
Michael Sawkiw, Jr, President, Ukrainian Congress Committee of America
(UCCA), Washington, D.C., Thursday, May 22, 2003
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003, Number 45
Wednesday, May 21, 2003
Fifteen Articles: (1) Kuchma Urges Faster Action On EU and WTO; (2)
Ukraine WTO Membership in 2003 Possible; (3) Water is Ukraine's Most
Urgent Environmental Issue, World Bank; (4) Parliament Painfully Recognizes
Holodomor at a Genocide; (5) Great Ukrainian Jihad; (6) UK Firm UKX
Purchases Oil Stake; (7) South Troy, New York Ukrainian Orthodox Church,
Founded in 1897, (8) Rada Makes Russian A Minority Language; (9) Hungarian
Firm to Build A Large Mall in Kyiv; (10) Solonci, Ukraine Remains Divided;
(11) Church Expedition in Memory of Famine Victims; (12) Money Talks for
Ukrainian Artist in Odessa; (13) UWC on Ukrainian-Polish Relations; (14)
The EU and Slavic Dreams in Ukraine; (15) Banning Sale of Baby Parts in
Italy
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STALIN'S APOLOGIST
New York Times Scandal Sparks Memories
of Far Worse One
By Paul Jackson, Associate Editor, The Calgary Sun
Calgary, Alberta, Canada, May 20, 2003
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"FACING THE PAST, Parliament Painfully Recognizes the Holodomor
As Genocide"
By Serhiy Makhun, James Mace, The Day Weekly Digest,
Kyiv, Ukraine, Tuesday, May 20, 2003
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NEW YORK TIMES STILL BACKS 'GREATEST LIAR' REPORTER
Walter Duranty deliberately covered up the starvation of millions of
Ukrainian peasants by Stalin's government
By Phil Brennan, NewsMax.com,
West Palm Beach, Florida, Monday, May 19, 2003
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003, Number 44
Monday, May 19, 2003
Fifteen Articles: (1) President Kuchma's Europe Day Address; (2) Parliament
of Ukraine Declares the 1932-1933 Famine an Act of Genocide; (3) Plight
of Small Businesses in Europe; (4) Viktor Yushchenko Speech in Canada;
(5) AES Energy Company to Continue in Ukraine; (6) Medical Dictionary
Available In Ukrainiain for the First Time; (7). Georgia Calls for
Strategic Triangle with Azerbaijan and Ukraine; (8) U.S. Lawyers for
Lazarenko Arrive in Kyiv; (9) Diaspora Role in Kyiv Famine Memorial
Unclear; (10) Ukraine's Supreme Court Denies Claim of the Western
NIS Enterprise Fund; (11) March for the Rights of the Tartars Held in
Crimea; (12) Ukraine Reports Increase in Foreign Investment; (13)
Caspian Oil May Reach Europe Via Ukraine by End of 2003; (14)
Egypt to Import Wheat from Ukraine and Russia; (15) Thousands
March in Kyiv to Honor AIDS/HIV Victims
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PARLIAMENT OF UKRAINE DECLARES THE 1932-1933 FAMINE
"AN ACT OF GENOCIDE," AND A "DELIBERATE TERRORIST
ACT OF THE STALINIST POLITICAL SYSTEM"
www.ArtUkraine.com Information Service, Kyiv, Ukraine, May 19, 2003
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DIASPORA ROLE IN UKRAINIAN FAMINE MEMORIAL UNCLEAR
UWC received an incomprehensible letter from Kyiv Mayor Omelchenko
www.ArtUkraine.com Information Service (ARTUIS), Kyiv, Ukraine,
Monday, May 19, 2003
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003, Number 43
Friday, May 16, 2003
Fifteen Articles: (1) Rada and Sending Ukrainian Army to Iraq; (2) Second
Rada Hearing On the 1932-1933 Famine, Communists Leave; (3) New
York Times: Jayson Blair and Walter Duranty; (4) Iraq Oil Deals; (5)
New Ukrainian Book Award In Canada; (6) U.S.,Ukraine and Iraq Tenders;
(7) The New York Times and Ukrainians Drive to Take Duranty's Pulitzer
Prize Away; (8) MP's and Criminal Cases Against the Media; (9) Buying
Newly Harvested Grain, Derzhreserv or Khlib Ukrainy?; (10) Ukrainian
Orthodox Church Writes Kuchma about L. Kozachenko; (11) Tymoshenko,
Yuschenko, Symonenko and Moroz Unity Coming to an End? (12) UK
City Helps Children in Yalta; (13) Kyiv's Homeless Kids Find Hope
in the Ark; (14) Poland's New Neighbourhood Policy for Russia,
Ukraine, Belarus and Moldova; (15) Former National Bank Official
Sentenced, Yushchenko Claims it is Political
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UKRAINIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH SENDS LETTER TO PRESIDENT
KUCHMA ASKING FOR BAIL FOR LEONID KOZACHENKO
Ukrainian Orthodox Church, Office of Kyiv Domain, Kyiv, Ukraine,
Ukrainian Agribusiness News Service, Thursday, May 15, 2003
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SECOND RADA HEARING ON THE 1932-1933 FAMINE IN UKRAINE
Communists refuse to participate, state the famine was not artificial
By Vlad Lavrov, ArtUkraine.com correspondent in Kyiv
www.ArtUkraine.com Information Service, Kyiv, Ukraine, May 15, 2003
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003, Number 42
Wednesday, May 14, 2003
Fifteen Articles: (1) Anders Aslund: What is Needed is Free Trade; (2)
Borys
Tarasyuk May Revive Ukraine's Rukh Party; (3) U.S. Assisting Ukraine
Regarding NATO; (4) President Kuchma's Constitutional Reforms; (5)
Seven Ukrainian Artists Exhibit in the USA; (6) ITIC on Taxation of
Cigarettes
in Ukraine; (7) Solving Journalist's Murder; (8) Prof. James Mace on Freedom
of the Press; (9) Yushchenko to Visit Canada, (10) Artwork of Vasyl H.
Krychevsky Showing In Kyiv; Donated to Ukrainian Museums; (11) Statement
by Granddaughter of Vasyl H. Krychevsky, Oksana Linde de Ochoa; (12)
A 'Great Europe' has to Include Turkey, Belarus, Ukraine and Russia; (13)
Ukrainian Football Coach Valeriy Lobanovsky Honored with Award and
Statue; (14) Ukraine, Russia and Kazakhstan to Develop Nuclear Fuel
Venture; (15) Kolchuga Plant Reports Record Profits
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KRYCHEVSKY ARTWORK AND ARCHIVE EXHIBITION IN KYIV
Collection Of Items by Vasyl Hryhorovych Krychevsky Donated to Ukrainian
Museums by Krychevsky Family in Caracas, Venezuela
By Vlad Lavrov, ArtUkraine.com Correspondent in Kyiv
ArtUkraine.com Information Service, Kyiv, Ukraine, May 14, 2003
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INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC ORGANIZATION RELEASES
STUDY ON TAXATION OF CIGARETTES IN UKRAINE
ITIC Recommends Retaining Current Regime and Indexing Rates
Ukraine Market Reform Group, Kyiv, Ukraine, May 14, 2003
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VOLYN 1943-1944, AN UNKNOWN TRAGEDY
The Terrible Interethnic Conflict Between Ukrainians and Poles in Volyn
National dignity means truth for ourselves and our descendants
Prepared by Serhiy Makhun, Ihor Siundiukov,
Vyacheslav Darpinyants, and Mykhailo Mazurin
THE DAY Weekly Digest in Two Parts
Part I, May 13, 2003; Part II, May 27, 2003, Kyiv, Ukraine
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UKRAINIAN CHURCHES SUPPORT EXPEDITION IN MEMORY
OF FAMINE VICTIMS
Dedicated to the 70th Anniversary of the
Soviet-Imposed Famine in Ukraine in 1932-1933
The Ukrainian Greek
Catholic Church (UGCC), Lviv, Ukraine, May 13, 2003
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FOLK ART AND CULTURE TOUR OF UKRAINE 2003:
"RETURN TO THE SOURCE"
Eighth Annual Folk Art and Culture Tour of Ukraine, 2003
Hosted by Ukrainian-Canadian Folk Art Specialist Orysia Tracz
Ukraine, July 28-August 12, 2003
ArtUkraine Information Service (ARTUIS), May 13, 2003
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NARAZYAN, VACHAGAN AND SIX OTHER UKRAINIAN ARTISTS
WITH TIES TO KHARKIV TAKE ON BEAUTY IN ART EXHIBITION
Beacon, New York Gallery Hosts Exhibit "The Interconnection of Time"
Artworks by Vachagan Narazyan, Dmitriy Dymshyts, Edward Yashin, Stas
Gidzevich's and three other Ukrainians
By Rebecca Rothbaum, Poughkeepsie
Journal Poughkeepsie, New York, May 12, 2003
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LOBANOVSKIY: UEFA REMEMBERS UKRAINIAN FOOTBALL COACH
UEFA'S Ruby Order of Merit Award Presented to Family
Union of European Football Association (UDFA), Nyon, Switzerland, May 12,
2003
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003, Number 41
Monday, May 12, 2003
Fifteen Articles: (1) Ukraine Upbeat on Results of NATO Conference; (2)
Ukraine Security Chief Notes Warming Relations With USA; (3) Walter Duranty
and the New York Times; (4) Works of Vasyl H. Krychevsky Arrive in Ukraine,
(5) Fight Against Breast Cancer, Mrs. Kuchma; (6) Ukrainian Candy-Making
Entrepreneurs Tour in the USA; (7) New Famine 1932-1933 Bibliography
Published; (8) What's Next in U.S.-Ukraine Relations?; (9) OP-ED by Taras
Kuzio; (10) Campaign to Revoke Pulitzer Prize; (11) Clash on Victory Day
Between Left and Right; (12) Families Forced to Farm Poisoned Land in
Belarus;
(13) World War II Victory Day Celebrated; (14) Monument to Catherine The
Great Proposed for Sevastopol; (15) Ukraine Celebrates Mother's Day
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003, Number 40
Friday, May 9, 2003
Eight Articles: (1) Ukraine: Famine--Eliminating an 'Enemy' Class Through
Collectivization; (2) Ukraine Famine--Survivors Recall The Horror of 1933;
(3) Ukraine: Famine--Seventy Years Later World Largely Still Unaware of
the Tragedy, Three Articles by Askold Krushelnycky in 2003; (4) Gareth Jones
Writes to Lloyd George, 1933; (5) Gareth Jones Says Famine Grips Russia,
1933; (6) Gareth Jones Reports On Famine in the Soviet Union, 1933;
(7) Walter Duranty's Infamous Reply to Gareth Jones in the New York
Times, 1933, "But--to put it brutally--you can't make an omelette without
breaking eggs.;" (8) Gareth Jones Replies to Walter Duranty, "I Stand By
My Statement," 1933
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003, Number 39
Wednesday, May 7, 2003
Eleven Articles: (1) U.S.-Ukraine Relationship, Warming Possible?; (2) Putin
and Kuchma Meet for 5 Days; (3) Ukraine Cracks Down on CD Piracy; (4)
EBRD Annual Report 2002-Ukraine; (5) EBRD & Toepfer Bringing Fair Prices
to Farmers; (6) Toepfer Stockholders ADM and Intrade; (7) EBRD and Post
Communist Countries; (8) NATO and Ukraine, Peace and Security; (9) New
Crop Planting Record Set In Ukraine; (10) Three Vasyl H. Krychevsky Art
and Archive Showings In Ukraine; (11) Cossack Pirates of the Black Sea
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003, Number 38
Tuesday, May 6, 2003
Three Articles: (1) Press Freedom Declines Worldwide, Major Setbacks
in Russia, Ukraine and Venezuela, Freedom House, New York; (2) Ukraine,
Annual Press Freedom Report 2003, Press Freedom Declined in Ukraine,
by Reporters Without Borders, Paris; (3) Ukraine Media Circus by Yuriy
Shafarenko, Transitions Online, Prague
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003, Number 37
Monday, May 5, 2003
Twelve Articles: (1) Vasyl H. Krychevsky Collection Shown At Embassy
of Ukraine in Washington; (2) Press Freedom Is Important, Ireland and
Ukraine; (3) Apologist for Stalin Unworthy of His Prize; (4) Ukraine May
Participate in Iraq Peacekeeping; (5) Putin on World Order; (6) Ukrainians
Want Pro-Stalin Writer Stripped of Pulitzer; (7) Revoke Duranty's 1932
Pulitzer Prize; (8) Ukrainians Demand Pulitzer be Revoked; (9) Ukrainian
Hockey Player Holds Auction, (10) Ukraine Worst Intellectual Property
Rights Offender Says USA; (11) Land 'O Lakes Receives Award for
Ukraine Agricultural Marketing Project; (12) Cops Are A Threat To
Westerners
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003, Number 36
Friday, May 2, 2003
Thirteen Articles: (1) Kuchma and Putin Have Discussion, Pipeline,
Airplanes;
(2) U.S. Says Ukraine Still Tops Global Piracy List; (3) Ukraine to Buy
Bread
Grain; (4) UK Helps Ukraine Orphans in Chernigov; (5) New US Ambassador
Nomination Sent to White House; (6) Folk Art and Culture Tour to Ukraine
2003; (7) May Day Rally in Kyiv; (8) Strip Pulitzer Prize; (9) Canadian
Doctor
Gave 'Gift of Life'; (10) Fire In Kamianets-Podilskyi Destroys Historic
Archives;
(11) New Jersey, A Slave Trade Center; (12) Minnesota Festival of Nations
Directed by Ukrainian-American; (13) British Columbia Ukrainian Cultural
Festival
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003, Number 35
Wednesday, April 30, 2003
Twelve Articles: (1) EBRD Lowers Ukraine Growth Forecast; (2) Troubled
Media Environment in Ukraine by US Senator; (3) Yushchenko to go to
Canada for Meetings; (4) Lazarenko to Ukraine for Questioning?; (5) The New
Donetsk Leadership Team in Kyiv; (6) Ukrainian World Congress Sets Agenda
for Meeting in Kyiv in August 2003; (7) Back to the USSR? by Taras Kuzio;
(8) Ukrainian Leader Blames Website for Low Popularity; (9) UWC Joins UN
Committee; (10) Ukraine, A Decade of Independence, New Journal; (11)
Ukraine Sitting on the EU Sidelines Sulking; (12) Culture, Nation and
Identity:
The Ukrainian-Russian Encounter (1600-1945), A New Book
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003, Number 34
Tuesday, April 29, 2003
Thirteen Articles: Bush to Nominate New U.S. Amb. to Ukraine; New
Name to Remember is John Edward Herbst; New Ukraine Law Prohibits
Media Censorship; News Policies Change At Forum Web Site; Grain
Traders are not going to be Prosecuted, Kuchma; Citigroup Invests In
Eastern Europe; Kozachenko Statement At International Grain Conference,
Chernobyl Legacy Lingers, East London Opera Broadcast on Volia; Ukrainian
Boy Adopted by U.S. Couple; A Deal That Worked, Ukraine Gives Up
Its Warheads for Destruction; Bush and the Armenian Genocide;
Chinese Girl Wins Ukrainian International Dance Festival
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ADOPTION: THE RANDOLPH'S ADOPT 2-YEAR-OLD UKRAINIAN
"ZACKERY" WHO FINDS LOVE, HOME IN TRINITY, ALABAMA
By Clyde L. Stancil, Daily Staff Writer, The Decatur Daily News, Decatur,
Alabama, Sunday, April 27, 2003
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HUTSUL FESTIVAL 2003, XIII ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL HUTSUL
FESTIVAL
August 30-31, 2003, Vyzhnytsya, Ukraine
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003, Number 33
Thursday, April 24, 2003
Twelve Articles: Interview with U.S. Amb. Carlos Pascual by Holos
Ukrayiny; Chernobyl Aware of Russian Safety Concerns; Kuchma Pledges to
European Integration in BBC Interview; UCCA Testifies Before U.S. Congress;
Kuchma Asks PGO to End Media Law Suits; EBRD and Micro Finance Bank;
The Good Egg, Pysanka; Op-Ed, Remembering the Chernobyl Disaster; Chicago
Doctor Volunteers Work in Ukraine; Large PC Factory Starts Up; Ukraine
Remembers Dynamo Legend; Social Services Through the Path of God, Interview
with Patriarch Filaret of Kyiv and All Rus'-Ukraine
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FOOTBALL: UKRAINE REMEMBERS DYNAMO LEGEND
Yuri Voinov was one of the Great FC Dynamo Kyiv Players of the Soviet Era
Union of European Football Associations (UEFA), UEFA.com, Nyon,
Switzerland, April 23, 2003
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UCCA LAUNCHES CAMPAIGN TO REVOKE NEW YORK TIMES
REPORTER WALTER DURANTY'S 1932 PULITIZER PRIZE
Ukrainian Congress Committee of America (UCCA), New York, April 22, 2003
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003, Number 32
Tuesday, April 22, 2003
Twelve Articles: Secret Chernobyl Archives Released; Ombudsman
Laments Media Freedom in Ukraine; Farmers Take Land Ownership;
Council of Europe Alarmed On Suits Against Media; Ag Group Wants
Kozachenko Released; Ukrainian Museum In New York Pysanky
Exhibition; Human Rights Abuses; Hi-Tech Market Grows; Will Regulate
Market For Baked Goods; Russian Church Fights to Dominate;
Adoption Problems Encountered by Canadian
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UKRAINIAN PRESIDENT KUCHMA PLEDGES COMMITMENT TO
EUROPEAN INTEGRATION
Interview by Svitlana Dorosh and Rostyslav
Khotyn, BBC Ukrainian Service Special Correspondents in Athens, Greece
during the European Summit, April 18, 2003. Published by the BBC Monitoring
Service, UK, in English on April 22, 2003 and by The Day, Kyiv, Ukraine
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003, Number 31
Monday, April 21, 2003
Thirteen Articles: Chernobyl Victims March, Want to be Paid; Grain Market
Intervention; Deal for Gas Debt; Ukraine to Build Pipeline; Ukrainian Party
Backs Russian Language; Ukraine Ambassador to USA Speaks In North
Dakota; Pysanky; Folic Acid and Down's Syndrome; Agriculture Reform
Threatened; World Bank Helps Ukraine Fight TB and AIDS; Catholics Want
Their Property Back; Taras Protsyuk: Reporter in a Floating World; Low
Professionalism Of Ukraine Judges
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ADOPTIONS: AND BABY MAKES ONE
Bren Hoadley spent thousands of dollars trying to adopt a foreign child.
Now she has an empty stroller and a message for other would-be parents
Adoption agency stopped working with Ukraine out of frustration with its
bureaucracy
By Margaret Philp, Social Policy Reporter
The Globe and Mail, Toronto, Canada,
Saturday, April 19, 2003 - Page F6
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003, Number 30
Friday, April 18, 2003
Thirteen Articles: EU Woos Russia and Ukraine; PM'S Program
Approved by Rada; Kuchma Meets With European Leaders; Ukrainian
Lady Receives Corrective Surgeries in the USA; Inflation to be 8%; Catholics
and Orthodox Problems; Pysanky, Volkswagen tp be Assembled in Ukraine;
USA Rotary Club Takes Hearing Aids To Ukraine; Khrushchev's
Grand-daughter on Ukrainian History; Rights of the Child, Ukraine's Economy
Takes Off, Good News From Ukraine
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TARAS PROTSYUK: UKRAINAN REPORTER
IN A FLOATING WORLD, KILLED IN BAGHDAD
By Inessa Kim, TOL correspondent in Poland, Transitions On Line,
Prague, Czech Republic, Thursday, 17 April 2003
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KYIV TO HOST GRAIN CONFERENCE
Chaotic Tendencies In Ukraine
Grain Market Has Stripped the Market of US$100 Million in Investments,
Will Have Negative Effect on Harvest
Intelnews Daily, Kyiv, Ukraine,
April 17, 2003
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PYSANKA: UKRAINIAN EGGS LAST ALL YEAR LONG
Pysanka are her passion."Being Ukrainian is more than wearing a
Ukrainian shirt and eating perogies," she says." Its a way of preserving
their heritage and making it come alive for them," said Gerry Zerebecky
By Reporter Britainy Robinson, CBC Saskatchewan, Regina,
Saskatchewan, Canada, April 17, 2003
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RELIGION: CONSTRUCTION OF CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL IN KIEV
DRAWS IRE OF UKRAINIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH-MOSCOW
PATRIARCHATE
Catholic News Service, April 16, 2003
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CIRCUS PERFORMERS: UKRAINIAN SOMERSAULT CHAMPION,
ANDREY BEZRUCHENKO, BREAKS HIS OWN CIRCUS WORLD
RECORD IN WALES
The Western Mail, Wales, UK, April 16, 2003
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MEDICAL SUPPORT: UKRAINIAN LADY RECEIVES SURGERIES
IN COLORADO, USA TO MEND FACIAL DEFORMITY
Colorado doctor helps provide normalcy to Ukraine woman born with
massive facial tumor
By Bazi Kanani, 9News,
The Denver Post,
Denver, Colorado, April 16, 2003
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003, Special Edition Number Four; The Bread
Question in Ukraine
Wednesday, April 16, 2003
Twelve Articles:
Cabinet of Ministers Statement on Private Grain Markets; Jenkins,
Ukraine Grain Market--Free?; Letter from 16 Ukrainian Journalists to
President Kuchma; Journalists Ask Kuchma for Objective Investigation of
Kozachenko; Kuchma Takes Action on Grain Markets and Case of
Kozachenko; Grain is Gain; Soap Opera on Grain Affair Motives; Governor
Calls For Government Help for Farm Loans; Low Grain Harvest Forecast;
Draft Regulation for Market of Bread Products; Ministry of Internal Affairs
Commences Check of Grain Traders; Ukraine Lashes Out at Canada for
Interference In Scandal on Ukrainian Grains Market
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UKRAINIAN PRESIDENT KUCHMA TAKES ACTION ON GRAIN
MARKET SITUATION AND CASE OF KOZACHENKO
Interfax-Ukraine Website, Kyiv, Ukraine, April 16, 2003
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003, Number 28
Wednesday, April 16, 2003
One Article: TEXT OF UKRAINIAN PRESIDENT LEONID KUCHMA'S
STATE-OF-NATION ANNUAL ADDRESS TO PARLIAMENT
Ukrainian Radio First Programme, Kyiv, in Ukrainian, April 15, 2003
and the BBC Monitoring Service, UK, in English, April 15, 2003
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UKRAINE'S EUROCAR TO ASSEMBLE VOLKSWAGEN CARS
STARTING IN JULY OF 2003
by Anna Ivanova-Galitsina, Dow
Jones Newswires, Moscow, April 15, 2003
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003, Special Ukraine Agribusiness Report
Tuesday, April 15, 2003
Open Address Letter of Ukrainian Journalists
to the President of Ukraine, Kyiv, Ukraine, April 14, 2003; Journalists Ask
Kuchma to Make for Objective Investigation of Kozachenko's Case,
Ukrianian News, Kyiv, Ukraine, April 14, 2003
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PYSANKY: THE ART OF THE EGG, CARRYING ON AN AGE-OLD
UKRAINIAN TRADITION, ARTIST STEPHANIE ASTALOS-JONES
By Julie Phillips Jordan, Athens Banner-Herald, Athens, Georgia, April 14,
2003
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003, Number 27
Monday, April 14, 2003
Twelve Articles: USA Backs WTO Bid; IMF Praises Ukraine On Economic
Growth; Oil and Ukraine's Euro-Atlantic Chance, A Democratic Iraq, No,
Ukraine, Not Yet; Charges Against Media Not Legal; Sprinter Block Favored
in World Championship; Eggs--Faberge to Pysanky--Sizzle; A Vision for
Ukraine by Dobriansky; Lacking Parish Churches; Ukrainian-American
Appointed to U.S. Circuit Court; James Sherr on The Future; Russia Grants
600,000 Ukrainians Citizenship
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ASSETS: EGGS--FABERGE TO PYSANKY--SIZZLE
Decorated Eggs Are On A Roll; Ukrainian Folk Style Called Pysanky
By Richard Chang, Reuters, New York April 13, 2003
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FAMINE: ANNUAL MENNONITE CRAFT AND QUILT AUCTION
RAISES $135,000
Nebraska Mennonite Central Committee (MCC) was
born in 1920 in response to hunger and related human need brought on by
war and revolution in Russia and Ukraine
By Laurie Pfeifer & Steve Swazo,
AuroraNewsRegister.com, Aurora, Nebraska, April 10, 2003
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NOTES FROM UKRAINE: GRAIN IS GAIN
Was the arrest of a
deputy minister for agriculture really an attempt to root out corruption,
or the signal for an attack on the free market?
By Ivan Khokhotva,
TOL Correspondent in Kyiv, Transitions Online, Prague, Czech Republic,
April 10, 2003
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UKRAINE WARNED ON INVESTMENT PLUNGE
Ukraine must
scrap plans for state controls in ag sector writes Kempton Jenkins,
Ukraine-U.S. Business Council President
UKRAINIAN JOURNAL,
Kyiv, Ukraine, Thursday, April 10, 2003
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LETTER FROM THE AGRARIAN COMMITTEE OF THE AMERICAN
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE IN UKRAINE TO FIRST VICE PRIME
MINISTER OF UKRAINE AZAROV ABOUT CENTRALIZED
REGULATION OF AGRARIAN MARKET
Kyiv, Ukraine, April 9, 2003, (UMRG)
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003, Number 26
Wednesday, April 9, 2003
Twelve Articles: Five Million Ukrainians Working Illegally Abroad; Ukraine-
U.S. Business Council Writes Ambassador about Agricultural Markets;
Shcherbak's Term As Ambassador to Canada Ends; Foreign Trade Policy
Strategy for Ukraine by Anders Aslund; Privatization and Social Welfare
by SigmaBleyzer; Prosecutor Opens Case Against the Media; 1943 Massacre
Commemoration; Ukrainian Easter Egg Goes to the White House; North
Carolina Family Adopts Child in Ukraine; New Chief of Ukrainian Property
Fund; New Sun Seed Crushing Plant to be Built; McDonald's Ukraine Makes
Major Cutback In Expansion Plans
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003: Special Edition Three
Tuesday, April 8, 2003
The Bread Question In Ukraine, Nine Articles: Ukrainian President Will
Reinforce Regulation of Grain Market; Grain Exports Might Be Quoted: Kuchma
Likely to Sign Tough Grain Market Decree; Anti-Monopoly Committee to
Investigate Grain Markets; Press Release By Syngenta Ukraine; Court Refuses
to Release Kozachenko; Appeal Court Affirms Kozachenko's Arrest;
Kozachenko Accused of Bribes; Kozachenko Lawyer Considers As Groundless
Charges of GPO About Kozachenko Taking Bribes
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"A VISION FOR UKRAINE,"
Presentation by Paula Dobriansky
Undersecretary of State for Global Affairs, U.S. Department of State
At the "Civil Society in Ukraine" Conference, Co-Sponsored by the
George Washington University and the Carnegie Endowment for
International Peace
Washington, D.C., April 7-8, 2003
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003, Special Edition Two
Monday, April 7,
2003
The Bread Question, Ten Articles: Prices on Grain Market Stabilized;
Tymoshenko Bloc Says Starvation in Ukraine Possible; 200 Criminal Cases
Started in AgroIndustrial Complex; Parliament Urges Objectivity in Leonid
Kozachenko Case; Lawyers For Kozachenko Challenge GPO's Criminal
Case; Kozachenko Says His Arrest is Politically Motivated; Ukrainian
Grain Association (UGA) Calls for Prudent Approach; Criminal Case is
Warning to Executive Power Says Vice-Prime Minister Kyrylenko, State
Reserve Sells High Grade Flour; Ukrainian Grain Market Analytical
Report by Ukrainian Grain Association (UGA)
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PYSANKY: ANNUAL EGGSTRAVAGANZA SHOWS UKRAINIAN
ARTISTRY
Ninth Annual Easter Bazaar, Ukrainian Museum-Archives
Cleveland, Ohio, By John Petkovic, Cleveland Plain Dealer, Cleveland, Ohio,
April 6, 2003
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PYSANKY: BEVERLY BOIWKA'S DECORATED EGG MAKES IT
TO THE ANNUAL WHITE HOUSE EASTER EGG DISPLAY
Boiwka specializes in decorating eggs Ukrainian style
By Ethel Moyers, The Morning Journal, Lorain, Ohio, April 6, 2003
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TWO UKRAINIAN ÉMIGRÉS HAVE BUILT THRIVING COMPUTER
PARTS BUSINESS MICRO X-PRESS IN THE USA IN INDIANA
By Thomas P. Wyman, Indianapolis Star, Indianapolis, Indiana, April 4, 2003
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003, Number 25
Friday, April 4, 2003
Twelve Articles: New Law on Censorship; Warning on Oil Deal with
Russia; Kiev Helps the Allies; Catholic Churches Want Property Back;
Who Will Control Agriculture; Chief Banker to Hold the Line; Kiev Youth
Chorus in the USA; Lessons from Bread; Credit Union Helps Ukrainians;
In Iraq Coalition, Yes or No; MacroEconomic Report; Grain Market Report
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003, NUMBER 24
Friday, April 4, 2003
One Article: A FOREIGN TRADE POLICY STRATEGY FOR UKRAINE
By Anders Åslund, Consultant, United Nations Development Program (UNDP)
Senior Associate, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace (CEIP),
Washington, D.C., March 31, 2003
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PYSANKY, EGGING US ON: UKRAINIAN DECORATOR KEEPS ART
FORM ALIVE: Zoria Zetaruk is an 88-year-old folk artist born to Ukrainian
parents who immigrated to Canada
By Kristen Peterson, Las Vegas SUN, Las
Vegas, Nevada, Thursday, April 3, 2003
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003, Special Edition One
Thursday, April 3, 2003
The Bread Question In Ukraine; Five Articles: Ukraine to Face Mass
Starvation, Revolts, According to Julia Tymoshenko Bloc; Kozachenko to
Bear Full Responsibility; Kozachenko's Arrest Only The First Stage in
Grain Market Check; Check Accounts Payable of L. Kozachenko's Firm;
Authorities Process 200 Criminal Cases
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UKRAINIAN PROSECUTORS LAUNCH INVESTIGATION
AGAINST 200 GRAIN PRODUCERS
Ukrainian Journal,
Oleh Borsuk, Publisher, Kyiv, Ukraine, Wednesday, April 2, 2003
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003, Number 23
Wednesday, April 2, 2003
Eight Articles: The Bread Question in Ukraine; Appeal by Leonid Kozachenko;
Zhovtiak says that Kozachenko was arrested for political reasons; Kravchuk
wants Kozachenko released; BYT Deputy Turchynov comments on Kozachenko;
Agrarians ask Parliment; Appeal by Ukrainian Grain Association; UGA asks
for
review of Grain Market; The Bread Question..article in The Day
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003, Number 22
Tuesday, April 1, 2003
Twelve Articles: New Govn't Control Over Grain Markets; Russian Missiles
to Iraq?; Kuchma: Helping Iraqi Children; EU Expansion; Leonid Kozachenko
Denies All Charges; Japanese Cultural Grant; Grain Traders Become Targets;
Sad Church Affairs; Unify Orthodox Churches?; Pope Paul II; Costly Forged
Irish Work Permits; Pro-presidential Party, USPD, Suffers Identity Crisis
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THE SITUATION ON THE UKRAINIAN GRAIN MARKET, ITS
CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES, ANALYTICAL REPORT
Causes of Price Increase, About the Effectiveness of the Government
Work in July-October, 2002, Conclusion
Ukrainian Grain Association (UGA), Kyiv, Ukraine, March 31, 2003
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003, Number 21
Monday, March 31, 2003
Fifteen Articles: Amb. Hryshchenko on Ukraine-USA Trade; The Great
Gamble in Iraq by the USA; Financial News; Is Ukraine A Member of the
Anti-Iraq Coalition, Yes or No?; A Candle Lit In Memory and Hope (Famine);
EU Member Status; LNM Steel Group; Medvedchuk and Russia; Large
Agricultural Machinery Co. in Russia; Taking Iraq Private; Kozachenko Case
Can Harm Grain Markets; Take Duranty's Pulitizer Prize From Him; Ukraine
and the Oil-For-Food Program, Yushchenko Running For President
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UKRAINIANS: REVOKE FAMINE DENIER'S PULITZER
Walter Duranty of the New York Times and his Pulitizer Prize
By Natalia A. Feduschak, The Washington Times, Washington, D.C.
Saturday, March 29, 2003
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003, Number 20
March 27, 2003
Major Crisis Developing In Ukraine, Private Agriculture Under Attack;
Twelve Articles: Large Business Union Condemns Arrest; Leading Private
Agriculture Leader Leonid Kozachenko Arrested; Reduction in Investments in
Ag Predicted; Allegations Called Unjust; Case is Politically Motivated;
Probe
Scares Grain Trade; Premier Defensive; Grain Stock are Adequate; 2003
Grain Crop Will Be Poor; Harsh Winter Ruins Crop; Kuchma Blames
Cabinet for Grain Shortage, Orders Investigation
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003, Number 19
Wednesday, March 26, 2003
Twelve Articles; Diplomats Pin Hopes on UN; No Iraqi Bank Accounts
in Ukraine; Iraqi Amb. Thanks Ukrainians; Ukrainian Pianist Debuts at
Philharmonic in NYC; Ukrainian Workers In Russia Face New Law;
New Railway Passenger Car; Polish Company to Invest in Ukraine;
U.S. Says No Fertilizer Import Duties; Ukraine Folk Art Ensemble Wins
Top Award; Gillette Funds IESC Program in Ukraine; U.S. Wants
Ukraine's Vote for UNESCO; Book Review By Robert Conquest
about new Nikita Khrushchev biography
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A CANDLE LIT IN MEMORY AND HOPE
The ashes of the Holodomor Manmade Famine tug at our hearts
By Tetiana Nykytiuk, The Day, Kyiv Ukraine, March 25, 2003
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003, Number 18
Monday, March 24, 2003
Twelve Articles: Kuchma on NBC Battalion to Kuwait; Ukrainians Go To
Poland to Find Work; Russians Sell Arms to Kuwait; Yushchenko And His
Wooden Bicycle; Bush vs. Saddam; Ukrainian Pysanky in the USA, No
Third Term for Kuchma Ukrainians Say; Prime Minister wants Prosperity
for Ukraine; Protest Against McDonald's and Bush; Ukrainians in Canada
and World War One; Interview With U. S. Ambassador Carlos Pascual;
Why send the Radiological, Chemical and Bacteriological Defense
Battalion (NBC) to Kuwait?
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003, Number 17
Friday, March 21, 2003
Twelve Articles: Rada Condemns Iraq War; Parliament Against US and UK
Aggression in Iraq; Ukrainian Muslims Against War; In Praise of Populism by
James Mace; 1933: Famine or Genocide?; 2002 Year Grain Crop Totals
Inflated; AGCO Selects New Distributor for Ukraine; Women Sold As Sex
Slaves; Ukrainian Radio Station Cries Persecution; Swiss Urged to Invest
More in Ukraine; DaimlerChrysler and Lviv Bus Plant May Do Joint Venture
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US EMBASSY KIEV WARDEN MESSAGE, ARMED CONFLICT WITH IRAQ
Embassy of the United States of America, Kiev, Ukraine, Thur, March 20, 2003
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003, Number 16
Wednesday, March 19, 2003
Fourteen Articles: Iran Keen On Expanding Ties With Ukraine; EU and
Ukraine Boost Ties But No Membership Yet; Human Rights Group Chastises
Ukraine; Hungary and Ukraine Links; Canada Supports Ag Dev. in Ukraine;
13% Flat Tax; USAID Supports Business Education; Rotary Supports Child in
Ukraine; Ukraine Orphans In Mississippi; Challenges Facing Journalists;
Ukraine
May Benefit from Iraq Campaign; News Web Cries Censorship, UMC to Invest
Another US$400 Million in Ukraine, U.S. Poultry to Ukraine, Will The Ban
End?
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1933: FAMINE OR GENOCIDE?
By Peter Borisow, Co-Founder and President, Hollywood Trident
Foundation, Los Angeles, California, March 20, 2003
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IN PRAISE OF POPULISM
Ukraine Needs A Healthy Dose of
Populism to Bring Government Closer to the People, to Create New
Structures to Support the Little Guy
Prof. James Mace, The Day,
Kyiv, Ukraine, Tuesday, March 18, 2003
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ROTARY INTERNATIONAL MILES PROGRAM PROVIDES TICKET
FROM UKRAINE TO CHICAGO, USA FOR UKRAINIAN GIRL OLHA
SHELEMEKH WHO NEEDED SPECIAL HEART SURGERY
Washington, D.C..March 18, 2003
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003, Number 15
Monday, March 17, 2003
Twelve Articles: Bush Admin and Ukraine, Industrial Output Expands;
IMF and Economic Growth, Kuchma and Electing Governors, Zhanna
Block Wins Gold Medal, A Report on WNISEF by Natalie Jaresko,
Foreign Minister and the EU, Forbes Magazine and the Atlas of Evil
Article; Small States are Sometimes the Best, Internet Brides, Yuschenko
and the Presidential Elections, Amb. Carlos Pascual Interview
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BUSH ADMINISTRATION STATEMENT ON U.S. RELATIONSHIP
WITH UKRAINE
U.S. State Department Official Beth Jones Testifies
Before the U.S. Congress About U.S. Relations With Europe, Including
Ukraine and Russia, Special Ukraine Report 2003, ArtUkraine.com,
Washington, D.C. March 14, 2003
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003, Number 14
March 14, 2003
Twelve Articles: Germany's Metro Cash & Carry Expands; AVK Chocolate
Sales Rise; Swedish Oriflame Cosmetics to Ukraine; German Ohken Dairy
Producer to Ukraine, Ukrainian Oil and Texas, Ukrainian World Congress and
Iraq; US-UF to File Suit Against Monks; Ukraine, Europe and Albania; 9-11
Wengerchuk Memorial Foundation; Funding for RFE/RL-VOA for Ukraine;
Chernobyl Children Project USA, Deathtrap Mines in Ukraine
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U.S. AGENCY TAKING MONASTERY TO COURT IN PROPERTY
DISPUTE
By Daniel MacIsaac, Kyiv Post, Kyiv, Ukraine, March 13, 2003
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"UKRAINE REPORT 2003," Number 13
Wed., March 12, 2003
Ten Articles: EU Free Trade Area; U.S.Ukrainian Caucus Protests RFE/
RL-VOA Cuts; EU Faces Dilemma Over Human Organs; Kuchma Faces
Two Ways; Russian Economic Integration; Duranty: A Liar For A Cause;
Orphans New Life; Gareth Jones Famine Stories; Drug Trafficking; Interview
with Viktor Medvedchuk
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WELSHMAN'S STALIN WORK STILL INFORMING WORLD
Gareth Jones Travelled Through Russia and Ukraine in the early 1930's
David Williamson, The Western Mail, Cardiff, Wales, March 10, 2003
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"UKRAINE IS VERY MUCH A COUNTRY"
A REPLY TO NINA KHRUSHCHEVA'S ARTICLE "STALIN AND
MEMORY" BY PROF. JAMES MACE
Kyiv, Ukraine, March 10, 2003
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003, No. 12
Monday, March 10, 2003
Ten Articles: Kuchma Says EU Must Decide, The Next Iraq, Belarus-Ukraine?;
Appeal for Support, U.S.-Ukraine Foundation; Stalin and Memory, Is Ukraine
A Country, Does It have a History?; Ukraine is Very Much A Country, James
Mace Replies; Grain Shipment Bottleneck; Opposition Protests; India and
Offshore
Outsourcing; American Families Adopt in Ukraine; Protesting Against
Russification
in Ukraine
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OPPOSITION MEETING IN KYIV BY THE TARAS SHEVCHENKO MONUMENT
ArtUkraine.com, Sunday, March 9, 2003
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ORTHODOX (UOC-MP) MONKS OCCUPY BUILDING IN KYIV
Where U.S.-Ukraine Foundation Rents Space for Their Office In Kyiv
RISU, Lviv, Ukraine, March 7, 2003
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FACT SHEET: ISSUED BY THE U.S. UKRAINE FOUNDATION,
CONCERNING THE PROBLEM THEY ARE HAVING WITH
THE OFFICE SPACE THEY HAVE RENTED IN KYIV SINCE
1992
Washington, D.C. and Kyiv, Ukraine, Thursday, March 6, 2003
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PROTEST AGAINST THE RUSSIFICATION OF UKRAINE
Regarding Adoption of the Russian Language in Ukraine and Year
of Russia in Ukraine
by Presidium of the World Scholarly Council
(WSC) of the Ukrainian World Congress
Kent, Ohio, March 6, 2003
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RUSSIAN ACADEMIC OUTRAGED BY EVENTS MARKING
ANNIVERSARY OF STALIN'S DEATH
"the 50th anniversary of
Stalin's death sounds the alarm that Russian society has failed to grasp
the essence of what was going on in Russia in the Stalin era."
Interfax,
Moscow, Russia, March 5, 2003
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NOT TO BE FORGOTTEN
A Chronicle of the Communist Inquisition in
Ukraine 1917-1991, a Museum Exposition Featuring 70 Large Panels
about the chronicle of crimes (including famines) of the communist regime
in Ukraine to be Displayed in the United States in Spring of 2003.
Exposition is also on Display in Kyiv, Ukraine
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003 Number 11
Thursday, March 6, 2003
Stalin Died 50
Years Ago, Crimes Against Ukraine, Part Two; Ten Articles: Ruthless
Master of Deception; Kuchma on Famine and Repressions; Were Ukrainians
Silent; Tyrant's Death Recalled; A Lesson for the West, Human Rights
Activists
Decry Hullabaloo; A Crippling Legacy; Gareth Jones Reports on Famine
In Ukraine; Stalin Still Gets Russian Flowers; Not to be Forgotten
Exhibition: A Chronicle of the Communist Inquisition in Ukraine 1917-1991
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003 Number 10
Wednesday, March 5, 2003
Joseph Stalin
Died 50 Years Ago Today, March 5, 1953, Thirteen Articles: Fifty Years
After Stalin; Enemy of the People; The Spring of our Mourning About Famine;
Robert Conquest; The Dutiful and the Damned-Stalin and his Murders; Still
Mourning Stalin?; I was Chosen by your Dead: Legacy of the Famine, Ukraine
as a Postgenocidal Society; Stalin's Forgotten Victims Stuck in the Gulag;
World Wrestles With Stalin Legacy 50 Years On; 50 Years On Stalin Casts
a Shadow Over Russia; In Russia Stalin Still Carries Clout; Remembering a
Monster; Man of Steel-Heart of Stone
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STALIN'S REPUTATION AS A RUTHLESS MASTER OF
DECEPTION REMAINS INTACT
by Robert Conquest,
The Guardian, London, UK, March 4, 2003
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003 Number 9
Monday, March 3, 2003
Thirteen News Stories: Ukrainians leave in search of jobs, Need to develop
strong market economy and jobs, Winter crops killed, EU urges more reforms,
Ukrainian communist leader visits Iraq, Fertilizer imports to the U.S.,
Export of
arms, Opposition urged to unite, Political terror campaign, Lashes out at
journalists,
U.S. Amb. term likely to end, Macro-economic report, new Bandura Chorus CD
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WALTER DURANTY: A LIAR FOR A CAUSE
by Taras Hunczak,
Professor of History, Rutgers University, The Ukrainian Weekly, March 2,
2003
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UKRAINE MACROECONOMIC SITUATION-March, 2003
By Dr. Edilberto L. Segura, Chief Economist and Director of Kyiv Office
SigmaBleyzer, Kyiv, Ukraine
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003" Number 8
Thursday, February 27, 2003
Seven News Articles: Ukraine Amb. to U.S. Gryshchenko, Canadian
Wheat Farmers, Agribusiness leader Kosachenko in Canada, Eastern Europe
Produces More Grain, Winter Damages Crops, World Famous Ukrainian
Soprano Maria Guleghina Performs in "AIDA" in Washington, UCCA Sponsors
Activities for 70th Anniversary of Great Famine-Genocide, Ukraine Losing Key
Industries to Russia
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UKRAINE AMBASSADOR TO U.S., KOSTYANTYN GRYSHCHENKO
SPEAKS IN WASHINGTON ON UKRAINE-U.S. RELATIONS
The
Washington Group, Washington, D.C., ArtUkraine.com, February 27, 2003
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70th ANNIVERSARY COMMEMORATION OF THE UKRAINIAN
FAMINE-GENOCIDE 1932-1933, ACTIVITIES IN 2003 BY THE
UKRAINIAN CONGRESS COMMITTEE OF AMERICA
Feb.26, 2003
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"THE EFFECT OF PRIVATIZATION ON SOCIAL WELFARE IN UKRAINE:
The Practical Experience of SigmaBleyzer"
A paper by The Bleyzer Foundation
and SigmaBleyzer, Kyiv, Ukraine, February, 2003
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RISE OF EASTERN EUROPE GRAIN TO LOWER WORLD PRICES
Ukrainian Agri-Business Leader Leonid Kozachenko Speaks in Canada
to Canadian Wheat Board Conference
Financial Post, Feb. 25, 2003
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CANADIAN FARMERS FACE NEW THREAT
Ukraine, Russia
Cut Into Wheat Market
by Bill Redekop, Winnipeg Free Press,
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, Feb. 25, 2003
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UKRAINE REPORT 2002, Number 7
Monday, February 24, 2003
Fifteen News Articles: Plans for CIS Free Trade Zone, Kolchuga in a Box,
Bleyzer Initiative, Chumak Signs Agreement, Sex and Slavery, Russian Oil,
Inflation, Privatization, Banking Expands, Famine 1932-1933 and Silence,
Moldova and the Communists, Yushchenko and the Opposition, Visit Lviv,
Greco-Catholic Leader In Canada
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003, Number 6
Friday, February 21, 2003
Recent Economic Developments: Ukraine in the Regional and World
Context, A Major Presentation by John Odling-Smee, Director, European
II Department, International Monetary Fund (IMF), at Kyiv-Mohyla
Academy in Kyiv. The entire text of the presentation is posted here
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003, Number 5
Thursday, February 20, 2003
Fifteen News Articles: Cong. Curt Weldon In Ukraine, Iraq Crisis, Foreign
Ministry and Kolchuga, Missing Link in EU Grand Plan, Electricity, IMF
Statement, Investment Climate One of the Worst, Poland and Visas, Candle
in the Window and Famine, Yushchenko's Run for President, Nuclear Power,
Italy Intends to Support Ukraine, Britain Receiving Gas From Ukraine
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KOBZAR CONTEST: KYIV HOSTS FIRST NATIONWIDE KOBZAR
CONTEST, NAMED AFTER HRYHORY KYTASTY
By Tetiana
Polishchuk, The Day, Kyiv, Ukraine, February 18, 2003
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WERE ALL UKRAINIANS SILENT ABOUT THE FAMINE?
By Fedir Shepel, Kirovohrad, The Day, Kyiv, Ukraine, February 18, 2003
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003," Number 4
February 18, 2003, Fifteen Articles;
Ukraine Market Reform Group, Market Economy Initiative, ArtUkraine.com
i.e. Pres. Kuchma, Amb. Pascual, Poland, Canada, Amb. Pifer, Denmark,
Money Laundering, Viktor Yushchenko, Dr. James Mace, the Rada and
Famine of 1932-1933, Atonov Airfreighter, Ukrainian Sailors, Historical
Books
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A CANDLE IN THE WINDOW: ERECTING MONUMENTS IS AN
OFFICIAL ACT, LIGHTING A CANDLE IS A PERSONAL ONE
Prof.
James Mace The Day, Kyiv, Ukraine, Tuesday, February 18, 2003
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I WAS CHOSEN BY YOUR DEAD, LEGACY OF THE FAMINE:
UKRAINE AS A POSTGENOCIDAL SOCIETY
By James Mace,
The Day, Kyiv, Ukraine, Tuesday, February 18, 2003
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U.S. CONGRESSMAN CURT WELDON CALLS FOR CLOSER
TIES WITH THE UKRAINIAN PARLIAMENT IN MEETING
WITH PRESIDENT LEONID KUCHMA
Interfax, Kyiv, Ukraine,
Feb. 18, 2003
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UKRAINIAN MADE AIRLINER, ANTONOV AN-124-100, HAULS
U.S. PERSONNEL, EQUIPMENT FROM FORT SILL, LAWTON,
OKLAHOMA
News Channel 8, Tulsa, Oklahoma, February 15, 2003
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UKRAINIAN SAILORS SAYING GOODBUY TO US PORT CITY
By Sam Scott, Staff Writer, The Wilmington Star,Wilmington, North
Carolina, Saturday, February 15, 2003
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PEACE MARCH IN KYIV: NO-THE WAR IN IRAQ
ArtUkraine.com, Kyiv, Ukraine, Saturday, Feb15, 2003
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UKRAINIAN CHESS GRANDMASTER GOLD MEDAL SOLD ON EBAY
Family of the late Leonid Stein Issued a statement condemning the sale
Malcolm Pien, Daily Telegraph, Long, February 14, 2003
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THE U.S AND UKRAINE: LOOKING TO MOVE FORWARD
How to Move Forward? What is the Way Forward? Briefing by
Ambassador Steven Pifer at CSIS, Washington, D.C.
ArtUkraine.com Information Service, February 14, 2003
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PARLIAMENT COMMEMORATES UKRAINE'S FAMINE 33
ForUm Website, Kyiv, Ukraine, February 13, 2003
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PARLIAMENT TALKS OVER UKRAINE'S FAMINE OF 1933
ForUm Website, Kyiv, Ukraine, February 12, 2003
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TERRORIST ACT COMMITTED IN UKRAINE IN 1932-1933
Rada Famine Hearing
"Obozrevatel," Internet-newspaper, Kyiv,
Ukraine, February 12, 2003
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COMMUNIST LEADER SIMONENKO HISSED AT IN PARLIAMENT
DURING HEARINGS ON FAMINE 1932-1933
"Obozrevatel" Internet-
newspaper, Kyiv, Ukraine, February 12, 2003
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PARLIAMENTARY HEARING ON COMMEMORATION OF
VICTIMS OF THE UKRAINIAN FAMINE 1932-1933
Communist Leader Symonenko Denies Famine Was Artificial.
Ivan Pliushch blamed the "cruel and godless Bolshevik regime."
ArtUkraine Informaton Service, February 12, 2003
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DR. JAMES MACE DISCUSSES UKRAINIAN FAMINE DURING
AN INTERNET CONFERENCE HELD IN KYIV, UKRAINE
Maidan.org, ArtUkraine.com, February 12, 2003
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"UKRAINE REPORT 2003," Number 3
Thirteen Articles, by Ukraine
Market Reform Group, Market Economy Group and ArtUkraine.com
February 11, 2003. Yushchenko, VOA, RFE/RL, World Bank, EU,
Destroy Land Mines, Money Laundering, Interest Rates, Children's Safety,
Historical Archives in Poland, CIS Inflation, Lebanon-Syria Gas Pipeline
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UKRAINE REPORT 2003, No. 2
Thirteen Stories about Ukraine
ArtUkraine.com Information Service, Monday, February 10, 2003
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UKRAINIAN SPRINTERS ZHANNA BLOCK AND ANATOLIY DOVGAL WIN IN
TWO TRACK MEETS IN EUROPE
ArtUkraine.com, February 9, 2003
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YUSHCHENKO: UKRAINE HAS TO FIND WAY TO DEMOCRACY
By E. Morgan Williams, ArtUkraine.com Information Service
Washington, D.C., Friday, February 7, 2003
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WEDDINGS: UKRAINIAN TRADITIONAL WEDDING ACCESSORIES
EXHIBITION IN KYIV IS A HIT
By ArtUkraine.com, Kyiv, Ukraine,
February 6, 2003
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CANADIAN-AMERICAN SLAVIC STUDIES TO PUBLISH SPECIAL
EDITION TO COMMEMORATE THE 70TH ANNIVERSARY
OF THE UKRAINIAN FAMINE (HOLODOMOR), 1932-1933
Invitation to submit new articles, documents, book reviews, archival
material
ArtUkraine.com, Kyiv, Ukraine, February 6, 2003
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MALAKHOV, VLADIMIR (UKRAINE); A MACHO SPIN ON BALLET,
'DANCE IN AMERICA' FOLLOWS 4 STARS' PATHS
Angel Corella
(Spain), Jose Manuel Carreno (Cuba), Vladimir Malakhov (Ukraine) and
Ethan Stiefel, (USA)
By Sarah Kaufman, The Washington Post, Monday,
February 3, 2003
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"UNIAN-Culture," UNIAN NEWS AGENCY LAUNCHES NEW WEBSITE
ArtUkraine.com Information Service, Kyiv, Ukraine, February 3, 2003
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MALAKHOV, VLADIMIR: UKRAINIAN BALLET DANCER TO BE
FEATURED ON USA'S PBS ON FEBRUARY 3, 2003
By Fletcher
Roberts, The New York Times, February 2, 2003
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KIEV CITIZENS PROTEST AGAINST WAR IN IRAQ
By Andrei Lubensky,
Translated by Vera Solovieva,
PRAVDA.RU,
Moscow, Russia
February 1, 2003
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UKRAINE MACROECONOMIC SITUATION-February, 2003
By Dr. Edilberto L. Segura, Chief Economist and Director of Kyiv
Office
SigmaBleyzer, Kyiv, Ukraine
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VALENTINE'S DAY: POST LOVE MESSAGES FROM THE UKRAINIAN
SPACE CENTRE AT EVPATORIA, ON THE CRIMEAN PENINSULA,
FOR FEBRUARY 14
By Agence France Presse, January 31, 2003
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UKRAINIAN VETS WILL STRENGTHEN CONTROL OVER MEAT
IMPORTS
ArtUkraine Information Service, Kyiv, Ukraine, January 31, 2003
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DENMARK SIGNS CLIMATE AGREEMENT WITH ROMANIA,
WORKING ON ONE WITH UKRAINE AND OTHER COUNTRIES
www.ArtUkraine.com Information Service, Kyiv, Ukraine, January 31, 2003
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UN SECRETARY-GENERAL CONGRATULATES UKRAINE AND RUSSIA
ON NEW BOUNDARY AGREEMENT
ArtUkraine.com Information Service,
Washington, D.C., January 31, 2003
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UKRAINIAN SPRINTER: BLOCK A NAME TO BE RECKONED WITH
By Stuart Bathgate, The Scotsman, Scotland, Jan. 31, 2003
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BUSINESS AND INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES IN POLAND,
RUSSIA AND UKRAINE: INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
February 20, 2003, Toronto, Canada
www.ArtUkraine.com Information Service
Washington, D.C.
Friday, January 31, 2003
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UKRAINIAN RELIGIOUS OFFICIAL SAYS NEW LEGISLATION
ON FREEDOMS NECESSARY
RISU, Lviv, Ukraine, January 29, 2003
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UKRAINE'S MEMBERSHIP IN THE WTO IS THE TOP PRIORITY
FOR THE NEW MINISTER OF ECONOMY
By E. Morgan Williams,
ArtUkraine. com Information Service, Washington, D.C.
Jan. 29, 2003
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Ј2-A-MONTH AWARD TO PACIFY STALIN'S RUSSIAN VICTIMS
By Julius Strauss in Moscow, The Telegraph, London, England, UK
January 28, 2003
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RUSSIA NEED NOT APOLOGISE FOR 1933 UKRAINE FAMINE
Russian Culture Minister Mikhail Schvydkoi Stated In Kyiv
Ukrainsky
Novyny News, Reported by AFP, Agence France-Presse,
January 28, 2003
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U.S. BASED TREZAC CORPORATION WANTS TO BUY
NON-CYCLICAL CONSUMER BUSINESSES IN UKRAINE,
MOLDOVA AND ROMANIA
ArtUkraine.com Information Service
Washington, D.C., January 28, 2003
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A TOP UKRAINIAN POLITICIAN, VIKTOR YUSHCHENKO,
HEADS TO U.S. TO REBUILD MUTUAL TRUST
By Tim Vickery,
AP World, Kyiv, Ukraine, Tuesday, January 28, 2003
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THE STATE OF US-UKRAINE ECONOMIC COOPERATION
RFE/RL Briefing by Ukraine's Minister of Economy
www.ArtUkraine.com Information Service, Washington, D.C., Jan. 28, 2003
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POLAND PROPOSES NEW EASTERN POLICY FOR EUROPEAN UNION
Streamlined aid programmes and the establishment of a 'European democracy
fund."
By John Reed in Warsaw, Financial Times, London, UK, January 28, 2003
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500 SUPPORTERS OF UNCP, NRU, UPP, SOBOR, AND
UNA-UNSO PICKET UKRAINA PALACE IN PROTEST
OF RUSSIA IN UKRAINE
Ukrainian News Agency, Kyiv,
Ukraine, January 27, 2003
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MEDICAL RESEARCH: BILL GATES PLEDGES $200 MILLION
....for malaria, tuberculosis, bacterial meningitis, and childhood
diarrheal illness....these conditions are responsible for much of the global
burden of disease
By David Brown, Washington Post, Washington, D. C.
January 27, 2003
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UKRAINIAN EQUITY FUND CHIEF BLEYZER TOUTS GLOBAL
REFORM
Ukrainian-American Bleyzer inspired by Marshall plan
By Steve Gelsi, CBS.MarketWatch.com, New York, Jan 27, 2003
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VIKTOR YUSCHENKO, MEMBER OF UKRAINIAN PARLIAMENT
AND FORMER PRIME MINISTER OF UKRAINE WILL SPEAK IN
THE US IN EARLY FEBRUARY
ArtUkraine Information Service,
Washington, D.C. and Kyiv, Ukraine, January 27, 2003
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UKRAINIAN VALENTINA SHEVCHENKO WINS 15KM FREESTYLE
CROSS COUNTRY SKI PROGRAM
By Piero Rauber, Tarvisio 2003,
Tarvisio, Italy, January 26, 2003
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UKRAINE'S LEBID WINS AGAIN, AS EXPECTED!
FOURTH WIN IN A ROW
By Carole Fuchs for the IAAF,
Monaco, Sunday 26 January 2003
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STEM CELL TREATMENT IN UKRAINE BY EMCELL CLINIC DID
NOT STOP DISEASE, TRACY SHEEDAN, STRUCK BY ALS, DIES
By Cathy Mong, Dayton Daily News, Dayton, Ohio, January 25, 2003
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SADOVSKA, MARIANA: UKRAINIAN BORN SINGER, ACTRESS
AND MUSICIAN PERFORMING CONCERTS AROUND THE
UNITED STATES
ArtUkraine.com Information Service, January 24, 2003
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MEETINGS IN WASHINGTON SET FOR HIGH LEVEL
UKRAINIAN ECONOMIC AND FINANCE DELEGATION
By E. Morgan Williams, ArtUkraine.com Information Service
Washington, D.C.
January 24, 2003
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ICONS & IMAGES: Inheriting a Tradition, Constructing a Tradition
Lyda
Lykhach, Rodovid, Kyiv, Ukraine and others
University of Saskatchewan,
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada, January 24-25, 2003
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USDA FORECASTS UKRAINE TO DROP TO FOURTH PLACE
AMONG WORLD'S WHEAT EXPORTERS IN 2003
January 23, 2003
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VIKTOR ZARETS'KYI AND ALLA HORS'KA ART EXHIBITION
TO BE HELD IN KYIV, UKRAINE BY ARTEast GALLERY
"Their World Was Not Saved By Their Beauty"
By E. Morgan Williams,
ArtUkraine.com Information Service, Kyiv, Ukraine
January 23, 2003
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Address by President Leonid Kuchma to the Ukrainian People on the Day of
Unity of Ukraine and the 85th Anniversary of the Declaration of the
Ukrainian
People's Republic's Independence
Kyiv, Ukraine, January 22, 2003
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UNITY DAY: NATIONAL VICHE IN LVIV TO CELEBRATE DAY OF
UKRAINE'S UNITY, INDEPENDENCE
Obozrevatel, January 22, 2003
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INDEPENDENCE: UKRAINE MARKS UNIFICATION AND
INDEPENDENCE DAY OF JANUARY 22, 1919
Public Radio,
Kyiv, Ukraine, January 22, 2003
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WESTERN NIS ENTERPRISE FUND SELLS ITS STAKE IN
VITANTA-INTRAVEST BEVERAGE COMPANY IN MOLDOVA
Chisinau, Moldova, January 22, 2003
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UKRAINE TIES ARE PRAISED IN BAHRAIN
President Kuchma Visits
His Majesty King Hamed in Bahrain
Gulf Daily News, 22 January 2003
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UCCA INTERNET CHAT REGARDING 70th COMMEMORATION OF
THE UKRAINIAN FAMINE-GENOCIDE IN 2003
on February 5, 2003
UCCA, New York, January 21, 2003
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A BILLIONAIRE IN RUSSIA IS MORE THAN AN OLIGARCH
Viktor Chernomyrdin is Russia's ambassador to Ukraine; There are two
billionaires in Ukraine - Rinat Akhmetov with (Euro)1.7 billion and
Viktor Pinchuk with (Euro)1.3 billion
Author: Andrei Savitsky,
Nezavisimaya Gazeta, Russia, January 20, 2003
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UKRAINE'S SERGIY LEBID TAKES HIS THIRD CONSECUTIVE
WIN OF 2003
Men's Cross Country Race
By Diego Sampaolo, International
Association of Athletics Federation, Monaco
20 January 2003
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"JANUARY 22 LIVES ON," INDEPENDENCE UNITY DAY OF UKRAINE
EDITORIAL, The Ukrainian Weekly, Parsippany, New Jersey, January 19, 2003
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FAMINE, AGAIN
About 30 million people are in danger of starvation
EDITORIAL, The Washington Post, Washington, D.C., Jan19, 2003
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MARRIED BUT NOT JUST TO MEDALS!
Ukraine's European Cross
Country Champion Sergiy Lebid
By Bob Frank, International Association
of Athletics Federation (IAAF), Monaco
19 January 2003
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STARVATION IN ZIMBABWE MALICIOUSLY ENGINEERED
Stalin's....resulted in seven million people dying in one winter was the
most pitiful."
By Ben Freeth, OPINION, Zimbabwe Independent (Harare)
January 17, 2003
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IVAN PUTROV: THE KID FROM KIEV
Born in Kiev, the capital of the
Ukraine, he is the Royal Ballet's fastest-rising star
by Paul Webb,
TheatreNow, London, UK, January 17, 2003
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DONETSK, UKRAINE TO IMMORTALIZE IOSIF KOBZON
AND EPHIM ZVYAGILSKIY
OBOZREVATEL Internet Newspaper
Kyiv, Ukraine
January 17, 2003
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UKRAINE GIVES THUMBS UP TO BALTIC-UKRAINE HIGH-SPEED
RAILWAY LINE
Rosbalt News, St. Petersburg, Russia, January 17, 2003
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UKRAINE TO INTRODUCE OFFICIAL STATUS FOR
FOREIGN-BASED UKRAINIANS
Public Radio Online,
Kyiv, Ukraine, 17 January 2003
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LOOKING EASTWARDS TO BRIDGE THE TRADE DIVIDE
Moldova and Ukraine have fallen victim to EU protectionism. Europe's
new divide must not become permanent
Anders Aslund, Financial Times,
January 16, 2003
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UKRAINE..MACROECONOMIC SITUATION..YEAR END 2002
Key Achievements and Shortfalls in 2002
By Dr. Edilberto L. Segura,
Chief Economist and Director, Kyiv Office, SigmaBleyzer, Kyiv, Ukraine,
January 15, 2003
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PROCTER & GAMBLE FACTORY TO CLOSE IN UNITED KINGDOM
P&G is to shed 330 staff in the UK as it moves production to factories in
Borispol, Ukraine and Budapest, Hungary
By E. Morgan Williams,
ArtUkraine Information Service (ARTUIS), Kyiv, Ukraine, January 15, 2003
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UWC TO PROCEED WITH THE GREAT FAMINE MEMORIAL
PROJECT IN KYIV AND OFFER JOINT PARTICIPATION TO
THE UKRAINIAN GOVERNMENT
The UWC's VIII Congress will be in Kyiv on August 18-21, 2003,
will include a special observance of the Great Famine anniversary
Newsletter, Ukrainian World Congress, Toronto, Canada, January 15, 2003
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A NEW SPRINTING NAME TO START ON THE 'BLOCK,'
Ukraine's
World 100m Champion Zhanna Pintusevich-Block
International Association of
Athletics Federations (IAAF), Monaco
Tuesday 14 January 2003
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UKRAINIAN REFORMER'S WIFE WINS LIBEL APPEAL
UNIAN news agency, Kiev, Ukraine, January 14, 2003
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UKRAINIAN PRESIDENT SETS UP BODY FOR EURO-ATLANTIC
INTEGRATION
Interfax-Ukraine news agency, Kyiv, Ukraine,
January 12, 2003
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BASEBALL: HOLLAND, MICHIGAN LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL TEAMS
HELPING TO OUTFIT UKRAINE YOUTH
By Gary Brower, The Holland Sentinel
On Line Holland, Michigan, January 10, 2003
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Health Issues In Ukraine and Other Former USSR Republics
STRESS, LIFESTYLE BEHIND LIFESPAN PLUNGE IN EX-USSR
By Ned Stafford, Reuters-Health, Hamburg, Germany, January 10, 2003
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CENTER FOR LAND REFORM POLICY IN UKRAINE
National Competition of Journalistic Publications on the Land
Reform Issues "My Land" in Ukraine
Kyiv, Ukraine, January 10, 2003
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U.S. AMBASSADOR TO UKRAINE CARLOS PASCUAL SPEAKS ON
US-UKRAINE RELATIONS
Center for Strategic and International Studies
(CSIS), Washington, D.C., January 9, 2003
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MUZZLED MEDIA IN UKRAINE
By Oleg Varfolomeyev, Russia
and Eurasia Review, Jamestown Foundation,
Washington, D.C.
January 7, 2003
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POSTCARD WITH NEW YEARS GREETINGS SENT OUT BY
UKRAINIAN PRESIDENT KUCHMA TO THE ENTIRE NATION
January 6, 2003
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IN HUNGRY ZIMBABWE, FOOD USED AS POLITICAL WEAPON
By Michael Grunwald, The Washington Post, Wednesday, January 1, 2003
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BOOK REVIEW OF BOHDAN HARASYMIW'S BOOK
"POST-COMMUNIST UKRAINE"
Canadian Institute of
Ukrainian Studies, by Taras Kuzio, January, 2003
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HAPPY NEW YEAR AND CHRISTMAS GREETINGS 2003
Photographs from Kyiv, Ukraine with Music from ArtUkraine
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RECENT EVENTS GALLERY ARTICLES FOR YEAR 2002
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RECENT EVENTS GALLERY ARTICLES FOR YEARS 2000-2001
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