Peripherality and Intentionality

Following the Soviet Union’s collapse, and especially under the government of former president Viktor Yushchenko, the shared experience of a famine perpetrated by Russia has served as a key element in the formation of a Ukrainian national identity.

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The Cyril and Methodius Review Slavic Academic Journal
Published
2024-12-22
DOI
https://doi.org/10.33137/saj.v2i1.44244
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Soviet and Russian History
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Peripherality and Intentionality

William Kilbride
The Cyril and Methodius Review Slavic Academic Journal
Soviet and Russian History
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Peripherality and Intentionality

William Kilbride
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Abstract

Following the Soviet Union’s collapse, and especially under the government of former president Viktor Yushchenko, the shared experience of a famine perpetrated by Russia has served as a key element in the formation of a Ukrainian national identity.

The Cyril and Methodius Review Slavic Academic JournalVol. 2(1)
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Soviet and Russian History
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