A 19th-century novel for a 21st-century war — Why Panteleimon Kulish’s ‘Black Council’ still matters
In 1663, the Cossacks stood at a crossroads. Six years after the death of Hetman Bohdan Khmelnytskyi, the architect of the Cossack state, rival factions vied for power. Left-bank and Right-bank ...
With a population of more than 600,000 people before the illegal invasion by Russia in February 2022, Kryviyi Rih is a mining and industrial hub. Oksana and Khristina worked quickly to make the food ...
Police continue to investigate the Akrams’ gun membership and the training they received, and have questioned officials from the Zastava Hunting Association in western Sydney, which provided gun ...
Archaeologists have spent decades excavating the remnants of the Cossack capital of Baturyn in north-central Ukraine. Based on the excavation’s findings, the Ukrainian government has reconstructed the ...
Before assuming the presidency of Boston College in 1932, Louis J. Gallagher, S.J., spent 15 months on a mission of danger and diplomacy in Russia Edmund A. Walsh, S.J., signs a contract to expand the ...
In a book of memoirs published in Russia by Sergius Tschoudnovsky was described the last moments of Admiral Kolchak and his able comrade, General Pepeliayev, the two leaders of the Siberian White Army ...
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