February 28, 1654. Polish King Jan II Kaziemerz issued a universal calling the Zaporozhzhian Army to remain loyal to the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth.
1920. The commander of the Southwest Front issued an order On Creating Home Front Director’s Office to fight the rural insurgent movement throughout Ukraine.
March 1, 1944. Mass works began to reconstruct Khreshchatyk Street in Kyiv.
1996. Regular bus communication was began between Kyiv and London.
March 2: 1993. By presidential order, the Academy of Medical Sciences was founded in Ukraine.
1994. Ukraine and Japan signed a framework agreement, On Cooperation in Liquidating Nuclear Weapons in Ukraine and Creating a Committee on Cooperation.
March 3, 1919. The Council of People’s Commissars of Ukrainian SSR issued a decree On Canceling Tuition Fee in Secondary Schools.
1989. The founding conference of the Memorial Ukrainian History and Educational Society took place in Kyiv.
March 5, 1918. The Small Rada of the UNR approved a law On the Administrative Statute of the City of Kyiv.
1992. Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine passed the law On the Representatives of the President of Ukraine.
March 6, 1919. An All-Ukrainian Congress of Soviets took place in Kyiv, where the only actually functioning Soviet was located, ratifying the Constitution of the Ukrainian SSR.
1939. A monument to Taras Shevchenko was unveiled in Kyiv to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the poet’s birth.
