- by
publishing pamphlets in Ukrainian.
Ukrainophiles of the
Russian Empire also
created a
network of
Ukrainophile organizations, the most
important of which...
- its
democratic Cossack traditions.
Orlov recommended punishing the "
Ukrainophiles"-a term that he
invented to
refer to the core
members of the Brotherhood—though...
-
Galician parliament the same year by
taking 11 seats, the
Ukrainophiles 10. In 1913, 30
Ukrainophile and only 1
Russophile delegate were sent to the Galician...
- well. Of
particular significance were the
Ukrainophiles, Russophiles, Hungarians, and communists.
Ukrainophile and
Russophile tendencies were strengthened...
- Rus' as part of
national history has also been a
topic of
contention in
Ukrainophile vs.
Russophile schools of
historiography since the
Soviet era. Today...
- orientations: Russophiles, who saw
Ruthenians as part of the
Russian nation;
Ukrainophiles, who like
their Galician counterparts across the
Carpathian Mountains...
- the two
major factions in
Subcarpathian Ruthenia, the
Russophiles and
Ukrainophiles,
agreed on the
establishment of an
autonomous government,
which was...
- poet
Taras Shevchenko (died 1861), who was
fiercely anti-Russian and
Ukrainophile,
leading many
earlier Galician Ruthenians to
abandon their Russophilia...
- Identities.
Cambridge University Press. p. 31. ISBN 978-0-521-59968-9. The
Ukrainophile claim is that, in the
words of the 1991
declaration of
Ukrainian independence...
- the two
major factions in
Subcarpathian Ruthenia, the
Russophiles and
Ukrainophiles,
agreed on the
establishment of an
autonomous government,
which was...
