№32, (2008)
21.10.2008 - 00:00
In the grand scheme of things
No matter whether they are politically engaged or not, no Ukrainians are indifferent to the date of Oct. 14, 1942. On that day 66 years ago the soldiers of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army fought their...
21.10.2008 - 00:00
Philosopher and warrior
(Conclusion)In 1930 Yulian Vassyian moved to the Galician city of Peremyshl. Driven by a sense of patriotic responsibility, he wanted to be at the center of the national liberation movement and be a...
21.10.2008 - 00:00
Tatiana Tairova-Yakovleva: “Hetman Mazepa is a remarkable figure that will pique interest for centuries to come”
Dr. Tatiana TAIROVA-YAKOVLEVA, a historian from St. Petersburg, stood out among the participants of the recent international conference, “Ivan Mazepa and His Age: History, Culture, and National...
21.10.2008 - 00:00
Germany’s amnesia
Don’t rile the bear. In other words, don’t provoke Russia. This is how a German journalist working for one of his country’s most influential newspapers described Berlin’s policy to me during an...
21.10.2008 - 00:00
Holodomor actions must continue
The Embassy of Ukraine in the Russian Federation recently welcomed the International Holodomor Remembrance Flame, which is traveling throughout the world in commemoration of the victims of the 1932-...
21.10.2008 - 00:00
Molodist Film Festival Begins with Short Length Jokes and Truthful Tragedies
The 38th Molodist Film Festival was launched at the Ukraine Palace in Kyiv on Saturday night, Oct. 18.The usual scenario was played out: speeches by organizers, ranking officials, the head of the...
21.10.2008 - 00:00
Autumn in Ukraine
Some Kyivites will soon be associating autumn, with its incredible colors, mystery, predictability, and the light sadness that is germane to this season, with Japan. It has already become a tradition...
21.10.2008 - 00:00
Vitali Klitschko will return
For the many-time world boxing champion Vitali Klitschko, motivation is the key thing. After last Saturday’s spectacular bout against Samuel Peter, which he later admitted in Kyiv was a difficult one...
21.10.2008 - 00:00
This week in history
Oct. 21 1897: The Chornomorsky Shipyard is launched in Mariupil. 1989: The founding meeting of the revived Shevchenko Scientific Society takes place in Lviv. Oct. 22 1918: Kamianets-Podilsky...
21.10.2008 - 00:00
Political party sponsors rebelling
Ukrainians have been waiting for one and a half months for the political crisis to be resolved (if Sept. 2, 2008, is the point of departure). At first, it seemed that the presidential decree...
21.10.2008 - 00:00
Unfinished portrait
Ivan Mazepa is one of the most prominent Ukrainians of all times. Even those historians and writers who were hostile to the famous hetman for political reasons, for example, Pushkin, the author of...
21.10.2008 - 00:00
James Mace helped create a new Ukrainian society of free individuals
The Ukrainian version of James Mace’s book Vashi mertvi vybraly mene... (Your Dead Chose Me), the latest addition to The Day’s Library Series, was published only a few months ago, but many people...
21.10.2008 - 00:00
Right-wingers and leftists debate with the aid of songs
On Oct. 17 both right-wingers and leftists were blessed with good weather. The sun was shining, and there was not a single cloud in the sky. It was a great time for public rallies and marches. But...
21.10.2008 - 00:00
The star of the OUN and the UPA
Tamara Khitko (nee Bodasiuk) was born in the urban-type settlement of Vyshnevets in Volyn oblast on Nov. 6, 1930. Codenamed Zirka (Star), she devoted almost her entire life to the struggle for...
21.10.2008 - 00:00
Two brothers
There are many dramatic and tragic events in the history of Ukrainian-Polish relations. The 1920s and 1930s were the tensest period in the uneasy relations between the Polish authorities and the...