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100 Key Events in Ukrainian History.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Soroka, Yurii.
Language:
English
Physical Description:
1 online resource (308 pages)
Edition:
1st ed.
Place of Publication:
Kharkiv : Glagoslav Distribution, 2019.
Summary:
The history of Ukraine resembles a half-uncharted map. This is not a mere coincidence, but the result of the deliberate public policy. Hundreds of various people serving their mother countries have been working hard on those blank spots for centuries. Those myth and fake news makers have done their best to make our history, as well as Ukraine itself, look in descendants’ eyes the way preferred by those who tried to assimilate the heritage of Kyivan Rus. However, time always puts everything in its place. So this book is an attempt to collect the events that have shaped the Ukraine we know today and will promote its further development. We sought to focus on positive events in Ukrainian history, in other words, on victories. The image of our country as a helpless continuously suffering victim that always sings sad songs and is incapable of confronting external pressure has been exploited for a long time. In fact, an insight into the actual history of Ukraine proves this image to be false. The voice of the past provides us with dozens of chronicles, documents, and historical studies. Courageous heroes, strong warriors, talented artists, prominent statesmen, unrivalled philosophers and scholars — those have been the people creating our history. And, naturally, they and their achievements must be revealed and popularized. This work is an effort to unite in a single volume the highlights of our historic heritage and show that, against all odds, Ukraine remembers its past and intends to build its own bright future, considering the extensive rich experience that has been gained.
Contents:
Intro
Аnnotation
PANTICAPAEUM AS THE OLDEST CITY IN UKRAINE AND EASTERN EUROPE
SCYTHIAN VICTORY OVER KING DARIUS'S PERSIAN TROOPS
SCYTHIAN VICTORY OVER ZOPYRION, A MILITARY COMMANDER OF ALEXANDER THE GREAT
THE GREAT SLAVIC EXPANSION IN THE 6-8TH CENTURIES
THE FOUNDATION OF KYIV
PRINCE OLEG'S CAMPAIGN TO CONSTANTINOPLE
SVIATOSLAV'S DANUBE CONQUESTS
KYIVAN RUS BAPTIZATION
KYIV SAINT-SOPHIA CATHEDRAL CONSTRUCTION
VICTORY OVER THE PECHENEGS IN 1036
ANNA YAROSLAVNA, QUEEN OF FRANCE
THE ADVENT OF "THE TALE OF BYGONE YEARS"
THE APPEARANCE OF THE TERM UKRAINE
THE CORONATION OF KING DANIEL
THE FOUNDATION OF LVIV
THE BATTLE OF SYNI VODY (1362)
THE BATTLE OF GRUNWALD (1410)
THE FOUNDATION OF CRIMEAN KHANATE IN 1449
THE APPEARANCE OF COSSACKS
INTRODUCTION OF MAGDEBURG LAW IN UKRAINIAN CITIES
THE CREATION OF PERESOPNYTSIA GOSPEL
THE OPENING OF OSTROH ACADEMY IN 1576
UKRAINIAN SPARTACUS - SAMIYLO KISHKA
EARLY HETMANSHIP OF P. SAHAIDACHNYI AND HIS CAMPAIGN AGAINST MOSCOW
THE FOUNDATION OF KYIV-MOHYLA ACADEMY
THE BATTLE OF KHOTYN (1621)
YAREMA VYSHNEVETSKYI AND HIS VICTORIES IN SMOLENSK WAR (1632-1634)
BUILDING KODAK FORTRESS (1635) - THE FARTHEST EASTERN OUTPOST OF EUROPEAN DEFENCE
COSSACKS' VICTORIES NEAR DUNKIRK IN 1644-1646
THE BATTLE OF ZHOVTI VODY IN 1648
THE BATTLE OF KORSUN IN 1648
THE BATTLE OF PYLIAVTSI IN 1648
TRIUMPH ARRIVAL OF BOGDAN KHMELNYTSKYI IN KYIV
TREATY OF HADIACH OF 1685
THE BATTLE OF KONOTOP IN 1659
LVIV UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION IN 1661
COSSACK CHRONICLES
PYLYP ORLYK CONSTITUTION (1710)
TRANS-DANUBE SICH AND COSSACK PARTICIPATION IN THE WARS AGAINST TURKEY IN LATE XVIII - EARLY XIX CEN
THE FOUNDATION OF ODESSA (1794)
ENEIDA BY IVAN KOTLIAREVSKYI
OPRYSHKY UPRISING LED BY OLEKSA DOVBUSH.
CYRIL AND METHODIUS BROTHERHOOD AND THE MAIN RUS RADA IN 1845-1851
THE OPENING OF GALICIAN RAILWAY
THE FIRST EDITION OF THE KOBZAR BY Т. G. SHEVCHENKO
THE FOUNDATION OF PROSVITA SOCIETY IN LVIV
THE CARPATHIAN TRAM (1873)
THE FIRST PROFESSIONAL THEATRE COMPANY (1882)
THE FIRST OFFICIALLY RECORDED FOOTBALL MATCH IN UKRAINE.
Notes:
Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.
ISBN:
9789660385504
9660385501
OCLC:
1136966360

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