4th quarter 2025
New popular article
We publish the popular article "Ukrainian Old Prints" (1921).
The Pechersk printing house showed considerable versatility in its graphic technique, and over the course of two centuries, the 17th and 18th centuries, it produced a great deal of interest in both engraving and purely typographic graphics.
New encyclopedic article
We are publishing the encyclopedic article "Ukraine. History" (1915). Today – the section "Ukrainian historiography. Historical literature."
The history of the Cossack era and especially the history of the Ukrainian revival remains almost exclusively in the custody of Ukrainians.
New encyclopedic article
We are publishing the encyclopedic article "Ukraine. History" (1915). Today – the section "Ukrainian Renaissance".
The Ukrainian movement in Russia is now developing on its own soil and is striving to solve its problems within the program of developing the constitutional order.
New encyclopedic article
We are publishing the encyclopedic article "Ukraine. History" (1915). Today – the section "The Cossack Era".
By this time, the Cossack detachments had grown into a huge military force, with tens of thousands of excellent troops at its disposal.
New encyclopedic article
We are publishing the encyclopedic article "Ukraine. History" (1915). Today – the section "Lithuanian-Polish era".
The end of independent state life in Ukrainian lands is usually considered to be the mid-14th century – the death of the Galician-Volyn prince Yuriy-Boleslav.
New encyclopedic article
We are publishing the encyclopedic article "Ukraine. History" (1915). Today – the section "History. The beginning of historical life. The era of independent statehood."
Ukrainian history combines the study of the past of the Ukrainian people and the territory they occupied. These two processes overlap to some extent.
New encyclopedic article
We publish the encyclopedic article "Olelkovych" (1916).
Olelkovych, a princely family that played a prominent role in the history of Ukraine and Belarus. Its ancestor was Prince Volodymyr Olgerdovich.
New article on history
We finish publishing the article “From the Beginnings of the Ukrainian Socialist Movement” (1921). Today – the last four chapters, including "Conclusion".
Estimating the socialist future of the Slavic race and the peoples of Russia in particular in an unusually high light, Benoit Malon especially held "Little Russia, the homeland of the free Cossacks" in high regard from this perspective.
New encyclopedic article
We publish the encyclopedic article "Ostryanin Yatsko" (1916).
Ostryanin (or Ostranyn) Yatsko, Ukrainian hetman, leader of the most grandiose of the Ukrainian uprisings before Khmelnytsky.
New article on history
We continue publishing the article “From the Beginnings of the Ukrainian Socialist Movement” (1921). Today – the next three chapters, including "Podolinsky’s Disease".
Podolinsky, in the midst of his plans, having received such a paternal ultimatum and left without any means, was embarrassed to the extreme.
New encyclopedic article
We publish the encyclopedic article "Polubotok Pavel" (1914).
Pavlo Polubotok, one of the most famous people of the Ukrainian Hetmanate of the 18th century, as a political figure and as a hero of a kind of legend.