Приклади вживання Ukrainian historians Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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There are very good Ukrainian historians who have been writing very well about it.
An editorial was placed above it with the title“Trust Ukrainian historians”.
Ukrainian historians are against joint work on history textbooks of Russia and Ukraine.
This fact should be stressed because some Ukrainian historians try to dispute it.
Ukrainian historians are working on the Encyclopedia of the Ukrainian Revolution of 1917-1921.
Iryna Slavinska: Based on these pages, Ukrainian historians published an open letter.
At that time, on the watersides of the river, was a defensive castle, that was surrounded by shafts-at least Ukrainian historians say so.
In their response, Ukrainian historians emphasize that Ukraine stepped away from the Soviet interpretation of the 1945 victory because.
On many issues there can be no definitive conclusions among scholarsas the far more reasoned early 21st century debates among Ukrainian historians about OUN and UPA indicated.
For Ukrainian historians and politicians, the answer is unequivocal, but to date, it has been impossible to prove this guilt in a legal manner.
Many documents, including lists of Red Army soldiers,are housed in the archives of the Russian Federation and access to these archives for Ukrainian historians is limited, or in some cases it is made totally impossible.
Many Ukrainian historians are outraged, believing that Ukrainian diplomacy began during the Hetmanate, or even in Kyivan Rus.
While Russian historians stubbornly argue about the belonging of theUkrainian lands to Russia without any documentary evidence, Ukrainian historians find archives, that prove the opposite.
More and more Ukrainian historians agree with Volodymyr Pylat's idea that the combat hopak was the key element of this educational tradition.
One of the organizers ofthe demonstration, former Head of the SBU Central Archive, Volodymyr Vyatrovych, says that the Ukrainian historians working with archival documents stand accused of divulging State secrets unlawfully.
According to some Ukrainian historians the Volhynian massacres were not the beginning of a Polish-Ukrainian war, but rather its second(if not subsequent) stage.
Interestingly, they were used as a reference by European, some Russian and Ukrainian historians, in particular, Dmytro Bantysh-Kamensky, whose notes about his journey from Moldavia and Valakhia are also on display at the exhibit.
Ukrainian historians complain that access to some Russian archives is much more restricted than it was in the'90s, and numerous requests for cooperation have been rejected.
As to portraying Russia as the only“liberator” of Europe, Ukrainian historians emphasize that out of all Soviet republics, Ukraine and Belarus suffered the most as a result of the war.
Ukrainian historians, representatives of clergy and scholars argue that the Rus' Orthodox Church it is the Ukrainian Orthodox Church at the beginning of his historical existence.
Subsequently, Kvit approached at least one of these Ukrainian historians, an established and well-regarded scholar, and demanded that he write a response to the open letter reversing his position and condemning it.
If Ukrainian historians cannot safely sign a simple letter related to free speech, what chance is there that they will be allowed to perform objective research on sensitive topics once Viatrovych gains control of the nation's critical archives?
And that is why I think that the Ukrainian state and Ukrainian historians and elites should somehow understand and ensure that this kind of primitive sense of competing memories does not emerge.
My friends, Ukrainian historians, estimate that about 25 per cent of the clergy were carried away by chauvinist sentiments and supported the ethnic cleansing or took part in them as UPA chaplains.
Provided financial backing to the group of Greek and Ukrainian historians and researchers for the creation of three documentaries about the Greeks who live in Ukraine from the time of their appearance until now, their historical route, customs and traditions.
In their response, Ukrainian historians claim that Crimea belonged to Russia only for 5.6% of its written history(instead, it belonged to the Crimean Khanate for 11.4% of its history);
Between 2005 and 2009, Ukrainian historians connected to state institutions repeated the figure of ten million deaths in the famine, without any attempt at demonstration.
This gave grounds Ukrainian historians called Roman"creator of the first national Ukrainian state that as a separate political body existed until the late 14 century.
As mentioned earlier, some Ukrainian historians tend to treat those events, which the perpetrators themselves called an“anti-Polish operation,” as a stage in the“second Polish-Ukrainian war of 1942- 1947.”.
If Ukrainian historians cannot safely sign a simple letter related to free speech, what chance is there that they will be allowed to perform objective research on sensitive topics once Viatrovych gains control of the nation's critical archives?