- The haydamaks, also
haidamakas or
haidamaky or
haidamaks (sg.
haidamaka; Ukrainian: Гайдамаки, Haidamaky, Polish: Hajdamacy) were
Ukrainian Cossack paramilitary...
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selling it to the
Deylik of Algiers. In 1768 Russian-backed
Ukrainian Haidamakas,
pursuing Polish confederates,
entered Balta, an Ottoman-controlled town...
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artist Dmytro Hnatyuk (1925–2016),
Soviet and
Ukrainian opera singer Olha
Haidamaka (born 1990),
Ukrainian artist Milton Horn (1906–1995), Russian-American...
- Olha
Haidamaka (Ukrainian: Ольга Гайдамака, born 28
November 1990, Kyiv, Ukraine) is a
Ukrainian artist.
Laureate of the
International Art
Arkhip Kuindzhi...
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banks and
other institutions. The next day on
January 28, 1918, the
local haidamakas freed the district's headquarters, rail
station and post
office from the...
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Polish forces themselves.
Taras Shevchenko's epic poem
Haidamaky (The
Haidamakas)
chronicles the
events of the Koliivshchyna. The
event also
inspired recent...
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Cossacks The
following three Zaporizhian infantry regiments and the 3
Haidamaka Regiment of the
biggest Ukrainian military formation, the Zaporizhian...
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Kholodnyi Yar (Ukrainian: Холодний Яр) is a
relict forest area in the
Cherkasy Oblast in Ukraine,
which has
historical and
environmental significance....
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Fragment of
Polissian Sich's
press organ called "
Haidamaka", 16
November 1941. Translation: Long live the
eternal glory of the "Polissian Sich". Long...
- lyrics, all of
which are
adapted or
taken directly from the work The
Haidamakas (1841) by
Taras Shevchenko,
narrating about the
Ukrainian anti-Polish...
