July 18 1946: Ukrainian Youth Association resumes work in immigration.
1968: Zaporizhstal launches a unique hoop rolling mill.
July 19 1918: Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church is founded in Canada.
1995: The National Bank of Ukraine releases the commemorative coin “Bohdan Khmelnytsky” worth 200,000 rubles to mark the 400th anniversary of the birth of the outstanding Ukrainian hetman.
July 20 1920: The Council of Peoples’ Commissars of the Ukrainian SSR resolves to set up the first medical research institute.
1993: UN Security Council decrees that Russia’s Supreme Council’s resolution concerning the status of Sevastopol is legally invalid.
July 21 1944: The Institute of history under the Academy of Sciences of the Ukrainian SSR is reorganized as two institutes: the Institute of History of Ukraine and the Institute of Archaeology under the Academy of Sciences of the Ukrainian SSR.
1992: The Ministry of Justice of Ukraine registers the Ukrainian Conservative Republican Party and the Association of Ukrainian Youth.
July 22: 1899: Ivan Kotliarevsky’s Natalka Poltavka premieres in Ukraine.
2001: PRC leader Jiang Zemin starts his official visit to Ukraine and signs a number of bilateral agreements with Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma.
July 23 1920: The first gubernia convention of komnezam [commiittes of impoverished peasants] starts in Poltava, discussing measures to enhance the komnezam network, work out an alliance between the working class and middle-class peasantry.
1990: Leonid Kravchuk is elected Chairman of the Supreme Council of the Ukrainian SSR.
July 24 1880: Kyiv hosts a major political trial over members of a united group of Narodnaya Volya and Chorny Peredel [crack revolutionary] adherents.
1990: The national gold-blue colors are for the first time raised on the flagpole, alongside the official flag of the Ukrainian SSR, in front of the Mayor’s Office on Khreshchatyk St. in Kyiv.