№24, (2009)
15.09.2009 - 00:00
Monument to Holodomor victims unveiled in Warsaw
President Viktor Yushchenko of Ukraine and his Polish counterpart Lech Kaczy ski took part in the ceremony of unveiling a monument in Warsaw to commemorate victims of the 1932–1933 Holodomor. The two...
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Stalin. Hitler. Ukraine
Article One The world will soon mark the 70th anniversary of the beginning of World War II, the most tragic event in human history and one that radically changed the worldwide geopolitical situation...
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Sara BLOOMFIELD: “The history of genocide is so emotionally overpowering that it does not require any additional epithets.”
Sara BLOOMFIELD, director of one of the world’s best known museums — the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington — has recently visited Ukraine. Since the museum’s opening in 1993 it...
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Shukhevych and the Nachtigall Battalion: Soviet Fabrications about the Ukrainian Resistance Movement
(Conclusion. For the beginning, see previous issue)
The Nachtigall Battalion spent one week in Lviv providing security for the bases for which they were responsible. Some soldiers also participated...
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People’s Movement of Ukraine to mark its 20th anniversary
These days Ukraine marks the 20th anniversary of the People’s Movement of Ukraine (Narodnyi Rukh Ukrainy, NRU). On Sept. 8-10, 1989, the NRU Constituent Assembly was held in Kyiv, where the First NRU...
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Environmental problems become economic issues
Although this country’s industry is in the doldrums, scientists have concluded that Ukraine is making a considerable contribution to climate change and, accordingly, global warming. Experts claim...
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A turning point
Whoever reads news in London or Ukraine is aware that the world financial system is going through a period of radical changes. The harsh reality is that nobody can be protected from the financial...
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<I>Extract 150</I>: top product of Ukrainian intellectuals
Extract 150 is the ninth book in The Day’s Library Series, another supplement to the Ukrainian passport, to quote The Day’s editor in chief Larysa Ivshyna. The reading and thinking Ukraine has amply...
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Prince’s mysteries to be solved?
This is the fourth time that scientists have taken up examining Prince Yaroslav the Wise’s sepulcher, which is stored in the Saint Sophia Cathedral. Previously, it was opened for scientific research...
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Jewels made of... textile
The Kyiv Museum of the Hetmanship launched a new project that combines two distinct genres of fine arts, painting and weaving. Displayed are the works of two artists — Lesia Dovzhenko and Halyna...
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This week in history
Sept. 15 1991: An all-Ukrainian rally is held on St. Sophia Square in Kyiv in support of the Declaration of Ukraine’s state independence. 1995: Ukraine signs the Convention on Laundering, Search,...
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Black streak of Ukrainian aircraft industry over
The state-run Antonov Aeronautical Company (consisting of the Antonov Aeronautical Design and Production Complex, the Kyiv-based Aviant Aircraft Factory, and the Kharkiv-based state-run Civil...
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Kharkiv, 1940: Nuclear prelude
Virtually all media on the post-Soviet territory recently reminded their readers that 60 years ago the Soviet Union activated its first nuclear weapon, an A-bomb, on the trial ground at Semipalatinsk...
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What kind of teacher do we need today?
New times put forward new challenges for educators. Teachers say that children come to school with the moulded sense of their own dignity, they are often overly emotional and sensitive and burst...
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Nina Matvienko’s book
I am like a stork that slowly walks in a vast field, bending to peck, picking whimsical word patterns embellished with the flowers of songs, proverbs, folk sayings, puns, anecdotes, and miniature...