Ukraine's Many Faces : : Land, People, and Culture Revisited.

• Superior document: New Europes
• Author: Palko, Olena.
• TeilnehmendeR: Gil, Manuel Férez.
• Place / Publishing House: Bielefeld : : transcript,, 2023.; ©2023.
• Year of Publication: 2023
• Edition: 1st ed.
• Language: English
• Series: New Europes
• Physical Description: 1 online resource (403 pages)

Table of Contents

• Cover
• Contents
• Illustrations
• Timeline of Ukrainian History
• Foreword. Where is Ukraine?
• Introduction. Ukraine's Many Faces
• Notes
• I. Modernity at the Crossroads of Empires
• Primary Sources
• Ukrainian Draft Treaty of 1654
• To My Fellow‐Countrymen, In Ukraine and Not in Ukraine, Living, Dead and as Yet Unborn
• Bohdan Khmelnytsky's Entry to Kyiv in 1649 (1912)
• Conversation Pieces
• Revealing Pan‐Slavic Russian Imperialism
• Works Cited
• Ukrainian History through Literature
• Works Cited
• Analytical Articles
• Between East and West: Understanding Early Modern Ukraine
• Selected Bibliography
• Between Empires: Ukraine in the Nineteenth Century
• Selected Bibliography
• Jews in Habsburg Galicia: Challenges of Modernity
• Economic Life and Opportunities
• Mass Migration
• The Social Transformation of Judaism in Galicia
• Jews in the Galician Political Context
• The Development of Modern Jewish Culture
• The End of Galicia
• Selected Bibliography
• Grain, Coal, and Gas. Ukraine's Economy since the Eighteenth Century
• Imperialism and Economy
• Grain
• Coal
• Natural Gas
• Conclusion and Afterthoughts
• Notes
• Selected Bibliography
• II. Ukrainian Selfhood in the Soviet Era
• Primary Sources
• Ukrainian Declaration of Independence (1918)
• Letter from the Collective Farmer Mykola Reva to Joseph Stalin about the Famine of 1933 in Ukraine
• Fedir Krychevsky, Life Triptych (1925)
• Conversation Pieces
• Ukraine: Between Empires and National Self‐Determination
• Works Cited
• Analytical Articles
• The Ukrainian Revolution, the Bolsheviks, and the Inertia of Empire
• Imagining a Ukrainian National Space in the 19th Century
• The February Revolution: Defining the Boundaries of the Nation
• Bolshevik Mental Geographies and the Challenge of the National Struggle.
• Soviet Ukraine: An Antidote to Nationalism or a Reactionary Fantasy?
• Did Lenin Create Ukraine?
• Notes
• Selected Bibliography
• The Territory of Ukraine and Its History
• Border Agreements in the Back Rooms of the Party andStateLeadership
• Western Expansion in the Course of the Second World War
• Crimea and its Historical Belonging
• Notes
• Selected Bibliography
• Constructing Ethnic Identities in Early Soviet Ukraine
• The Soviet Minorities Experiment
• The Criteria for Ethnicity
• Motives Behind Ethnic Identification
• Unravelling the Soviet Dilemma
• Notes
• Selected Bibliography
• Street Children in Early Soviet Odesa
• Genesis
• Multiple Structural Poses
• Teetering Forward
• Overlapping Competencies
• The Promise of Collectivism
• Notes
• Selected Bibliography
• Selfhood and Statehood in Interwar Ukraine: Inventing the "New Man"
• Spaces
• Practices
• Memory
• Notes
• Selected Bibliography
• Stalinism and The Holodomor
• Notes
• Selected Bibliography
• Ukrainian Greek Catholics in Search of Ancestry, Belonging, and Identity
• Brief Overview of Historical Context
• "Homecoming" Pilgrimage as a Means of Forging Identity
• Notes
• Selected Bibliography
• Crimean Tatars: Claiming the Homeland
• Deportation
• A Point of no Return?
• Return
• Conclusion
• Notes
• Selected Bibliography
• III. Sovereignty Regained: Ukraine in the Post‐Soviet Age
• Primary Sources
• Declaration of State Sovereignty of Ukraine (1990)
• Kyiv, July 16, 1990
• I. Self‐Determination of the Ukrainian Nation
• II. Rule of the People
• III. State Power
• IV. Citizenship of the Ukrainian SSR
• V. Territorial Supremacy
• VI. Economic Independence
• VII. Environmental Safety
• VIII. Cultural Development
• IX. External and Internal Security
• X. International Relations
• Home is still possible there.
• Matvey Vaisberg, The Wall [Stina] (2014)
• Conversation Pieces
• Between the Holodomor and Euromaidan: In Search of Contemporary Ukrainian National Identity
• Works cited
• Ukraine: Between National Security and the Rule of Law
• Works cited
• Analytical Articles
• Society in Turbulent Times: The Impact of War on Ukraine
• Ukrainian Ambivalence
• The Flickering War
• Nation‐Building to the Sound of Sirens
• Conclusion
• Notes
• Selected Bibliography
• Competing Identities of Ukraine's Russian Speakers
• Making Sense of People Speaking Russian
• Competing Identifications of Russian‐Speakers
• Explaining the Low Salience of Russian‐Speaking Identity
• Acknowledgment
• Notes
• Selected Bibliography
• The Donbas: A Region and a Myth
• 1. Territory and History
• 2. Languages and Identity
• 3. Separatism and Beyond
• 4. Re‑Imagining Ukrainian Donbas
• Notes
• Selected Bibliography
• Towards Gender Equality in the Ukrainian Society
• The Women's Movement in Ukraine: A Brief History of Visibility
• Ukraine's International and National Obligations toEnsureGenderEquality
• Successes of the Ukrainian Women's Feminist Movement inBuildingGenderEquality
• Selected Bibliography
• The Art of Misunderstanding
• Notes
• Selected Bibliography
• The Territory Resists the Map
• Notes
• Selected Bibliography
• Afterword. Let Ukraine Speak
• Integrating Scholarship on Ukraine into Classroom Syllabi
• Where to Begin? Putting Ukraine on Students' Mental Maps
• General Historical Overviews of Ukraine
• Understanding Russia's War on Ukraine in Historical andContemporaryPerspective
• Highlighting 20th Century Ukraine in European History Courses
• Ukraine's 1917 and the Formation of the Soviet Union
• The Interwar Period
• WWII, the German Occupation, and the Holocaust
• Postwar Ukraine and Chornobyl
• Independence.
• Understanding 21st Century Ukraine
• Further Resources in Lieu of a Conclusion
• Notes
• Bibliography
• Contributing Authors.