Titlebook: Ukrainian PastUkrainian Present; Bohdan Krawchenko (Director) Book 1993 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 199

Occlusion

Fallibility

,Restructuring from Below: Informal Groups in Ukraine under Gorbachev, 1985–89,ine remained in control. . in Ukraine was undoubtedly sacrificed in the interests of maintaining centralised control. As the former political prisoner Iuri Badzio noted, ‘Gorbachev wanted to maintain political stability in Ukraine at the expense of democracy.’.

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From Savage Ukrainian Steppe to Quiet Russian Field: Ukrainian Ethnographers and Imperial Russia inand unofficial redefinition of . A third and more pressing question for the empire emerged from this inquiry: how should the modern empire accommodate nation? Two Ukrainian ethnographers took advantage of the reform era, that brief moment of . and . of the last century, to offer answers to that question.

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,The State and the Ukrainian Triumvirate in the Russian Empire, 1831–17,leimon Kulish (1819–97) and Taras Shevchenko (1814–61) in the creation of a new body of knowledge around which all subsequent Ukrainian experience has been centred. Kostomarov created a new paradigm of Ukrainian history based on contemporary standards of scholarship.. Kulish played a key part in the

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From Savage Ukrainian Steppe to Quiet Russian Field: Ukrainian Ethnographers and Imperial Russia ina study of the Ukrainian . (people).. In 1855 two Ukrainian ethnographers joined this ongoing inquiry. Hitherto, educated people and state servitors had asked two kinds of questions about the common people: what was the . (in order to know what it meant to be ‘Russian,’ or ‘Ukrainian/ or ‘Slavic’);

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Ukrainian Migration to Siberia before 1917: The Process and Problems of Losses and Survival Rates,and 1914, some five million people from all regions of the Russian Empire crossed the Urals to the east. Of this total, nearly 1.5 million returned, but more than 3.5 million settled in Asiatic Russia..

改良

Blatant

Gobble

圣歌

,Restructuring from Below: Informal Groups in Ukraine under Gorbachev, 1985–89,on of all forms of dissent, an all-embracing campaign of Russification and subservience to Moscow authorities had characterised his tenure of office.. While the Western media speculated on Shcherbytskyi’s demise after Mikhail Gorbachev came to power in April 1985,. the arch-conservative boss of Ukra