1994: The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine outlaws the Declaration of Sovereignty of the Crimea.
2004: The Washington Times reads: “The United States has denied an entry visa to one of the most high-profile supporters of a Ukrainian presidential candidate backed by the Kremlin and the country’s current leader, Leonid Kuchma, and has put other allies of the candidate on the U.S. visa watch list.”
Nov. 19 1991: The 1st All-Ukrainian Interconfessional Forum convenes in Kyiv.
2004: President George Bush calls for measures to secure free and fair presidential elections in Ukraine.
Nov. 20 1917: The Ukrainian National Republic (UNR) is proclaimed.
1994: The Ukrainian-US Partnership, Friendship and Cooperation Charter is signed during Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma’s visit to the United States.
Nov. 21 1996: President Leonid Kuchma of Ukraine signs an edict establishing the national mother-and-child social protection foundation “Ukraine for Her Children.”
2004: Repeat presidential elections are held in Ukraine.
Nov. 22 Liberty Day
2004: Presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko declares he does not trust the Central Election Commission (CEC).
2004: Thousands of people gather on Independence Square in Kyiv for a civil disobedience rally, alongside mass rallies of protest in various regions of Ukraine, marking the start of the Orange revolution.
Nov. 23 1990: Parliamentary delegations of democractic forces in Ukraine, Belarus, Lithuania, and Latvia meet in Minsk.
2004: The Ukrainian Diaspora in the UK protests presidential election results announced by the CEC in Kyiv.
Nov. 24 Holodomor and Political Repression Victims Remembrance Day
1905: Mutinies break out on board Cruiser Ochakov and other ships of the Black Sea Fleet.
2004: The UN urges all sides to the conflict in the aftermath of presidential elections in Ukraine to show maximum restraint.
