INDEX

Akmecet

Aleksandr I, Tsar

Aleksandr II, Tsar assassination

Alexey, Tsar

Algirdas, Grand Duke

Allies split on Galicia issue support White Russians

Andriyivsky Uzviz, Kiev

Andropov, Yuriy, links with Ukraine

Anna, Queen

anti-Semitism May Laws in Russian empire in Ukraine

Antonov, Oleg

Antonovych, Volodymyr

Aral Sea

Asquith, Herbert

Astor, Nancy

Austria in First World War nineteenth century defeats Polish rights in Galicia rule over Bukovyna rule over Lviv Autocephalous Orthodox Church

Avhustivka

Babel, Isaac in Civil War

Babiy Yar

Badayev, Yuriy

Bakhchisarai

Baluse, Jean

Balzac, Honors de

Bandera, Stepan

Basil II, Emperor

Batory, King Stefan

Batu, Khan

Baturin

Beauplan, Sieur de, A Description of Ukraine

Belarus lack of national leaders

Belzec, gas chambers

Berestechko, battle of

Bilokin, Valentyn

Bingel, Erwin

Black Sea Fleet

Black Sea steppe

Bolsheviks attack on Kiev (1918) in Crimea Jews in positions of authority

The Books of Genesis of the Ukrainian People

Brest-Litovsk, Treaty

Brezhnev, Leonid, links with Ukraine

Bryullov, Karl

Brodsky family

Brotherhood of SS Cyril and Methodius

Brusilov, General

Brzezinski, Zbigniew

The Bukovyna

Bulgakov, Mikhail Manuscripts Don't Burn The White Guard

Bush, George

Buturlin, Vasiliy

By Fire And Sword (Sienkiewicz)

Byron, Robert First Russian, then Tibet

Byzantium influence on Rus

Capa, Robert

Carpathian mountains

Carr, E.

Caspian Sea

Catherine II, Empress in Crimea dissolution of hetmanate and Sich grants privileges to Cossack nobility New Russian tour makes peace with Ottamans

Catholic Church, Polish

Celan, Paul

Celebi Cihan, Norman

Cemiloglu, Mustafa

Chamberlin, William describes famine in Russia's Iron Age

Charles XII, King of Sweden

Chechens, deportation (1944) war

Chekhov, Anton, The Steppe

Chernenko, Konstantin, links with Ukraine

Chernivtsi in First World War

Chernobyl clean-up deaths evacuation explosion fallout health consequences IAEA report Obligatory Evacuation Zone power station radiation levels television news bulletin

Chernomyrdin, Viktor

Chersonesus

Chesnevsky, Valery

Chornovil, Vyacheslav

Christians, Orthodox see Orthodox Christians

The Chronicle of Bygone Years

Chubukshiyeva, Saide

churches demolished under Stalin in Kamyanets in Lviv

Churchill, Winston

Civil War (1918-21) Jewish massacres

Clarke, Edward Daniel, Crimea

Clinton, President Bill

Colton, Tim

collectivisation

communism, unpopularity in Ukraine demonstrations against

Communist Party purges of Ukraine

Conquest, Robert purges death estimate famine death estimate The Nation Killers prison sentences

Conrad, Joseph

Constantine (schooner)

Constantine VII Porphyrogenitus, Byzantine Emperor

Constantinople

Cossacks in Civil War (1918-21) emasculation Khmelnytsky Rebellion nobles' privileges raids on Turkey

Crimea attractions demolition of Tatar buildings economy Russian annexation Russian nationalism Tatar returnees Tatar seats in parliament Tatar history

Crimean War (1854-5)

Crusades

Czartoryski, Prince Adam

Davies, Norman, God's Playground

dekulakisation

Demjanjuk, Ivan

deportee nationalities

Dmowski, Roman

Dnieper River as borderline Catherine II's royal progress mass baptism trade decline

Dnepropetrovsk

Donbass

Donetsk

Duranty, Walter, famine reporting

Dzyuba, Ivan

Edict of Ems (1876)

Einsatzgruppen, Jewish massacres

Elizabeth, Empress

Engelhardt, Pavel

evacuation zone, Chernobyl

Eye-Witness Chronicle

famine see 'Great Hunger'

Fastiv, massacre

Ferdinand, Archduke, assassination

Feuchtwanger, Lion, Moscow

First World War

food requisitioning (1928-32)

foreign investment

Forever Flowing (Grossman)

Franko, Ivan Budget of the Beasts

Frederick, King of Prussia

Galicia at the Paris peace talks (1919) electoral system under Austro-Hungary emigration German invasion (1941) inter-war Polonisation Polish domination under Austro-Hungary Polish rule between the wars Polish-Ukrainian rivalry poverty Soviet occupation (1939-41) Ukrainian language Ukrainian nationalism

Germans in Crimea (1918) occupation and evacuation of Kiev (1918)

Germany, invasion of Soviet Union (1941)

Gide, Andre

Giray khans

Gogol, Nikolai Taras Bulba Village Evenings near Didanka and Mirgorod

Gorbachev, Mikhail Chernobyl statement military coup perestroika referendum on Union Treaty return of Tatars return to Moscow

Gordeyevna, Lydiya

Goring, Hermann

Grabski, Stanislaw

'Great Hunger' (1932-3) cover-up in Western press

Grossman, Vasiliy, Forever Flowing

Hagia Sofia, Constantinople

Helsinki Group, imprisonment

Hemans, Simon

Henri I, King of France

Herald Tribune famine reports Polish 'pacification' campaign in Galicia (1930)

Herriot, Edouard, visit to collective farm

Himmler, Heinrich

History of the Russes or Little Russia

History of Ukraine-Rus (Hrushevsky)

Hitler, Adolf

Hlukhiv

Hoch, Jan Ludvik (Robert Maxwell)

Holocaust Ukrainian attitudes Ukrainian involvement in Drohobycz in Kiev in Lviv in Odessa today in Uman in Vynnytsya

Hryhoryev, Matviy

Hrytsay, Hanna

Hrushevsky, Mykhaylo exile History of Ukraine-Rus OGPU surveillance President of Ukraine

Hryhorenko, General Petro

Hurenko, Stanyslav

The Hussar (von Rezzori)

Hutsuls

Ibrahim, Veli

inflation

Ingush

International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Chernobyl report

International Monetary Fund (IMF), loan to Ukraine

Iogaila, Grand Duke

Ivan IV, Tsar (The Terrible)

Ivano-Frankivsk

Izvestiya, on Tatar deportations

Jadwiga, Queen of Poland

Jews Civil War massacres early history in Ukraine emigration hidden by gentiles Holocaust in Ivano-Frankivsk

John Paul II, Pope

Jones, Gareth

Josef II, Emperor of Austria

Kaffa

Kamyanets Podilsky churches Poles

Kaniv, Shevchenko monument

Karakumy desert

Kazakhstan, deported kulaks

Kazimierz, Jan, King of Poland

Kerr, Philip

Keynes, Maynard

Kharkiv, trials

Kherson

Khmel, Hryhoriy

Khmelnytsky, Hetman Bohdan image today Jewish massacres Pereyaslav Treaty reason for rebellion

Khotyn

Khrushchev, Nikita fall handover of Crimea links with Ukraine Sovietising Galicia (1939-41) speech on deportations

Kiev Babiy Yar Bolshevik attack (1918) churches in Civil War (1918-21) in First World War foundation independence movement (1988-1990) long decline Mongol invasion nuclear fallout poverty provincialism Rada (Central Council, 1918) Rada (Verhovna Rada, 1990+) St Vladimir's University

Kievan Rus disintegration European links foundatiaon historeography Lithuanian rule north-south split

Kirim Giray, Khan

Koch, Erich

Kochubey, Viktor

Koestler, Arthur

Kohl, Chancellor Helmut

Kohl, Johann Georg, Little Russians

Kolesnyk, Moishe-Leib

korenizatsiya

Korzeniowski see Conrad

Kostomarov, Mykola

Kotlyarevsky, Ivan

Kovalevska, Lyubov

Kravchenko, Viktor dekulakisation famine korenizatsiya

Kravchuk, Leonid during coup (1991) elected president resigns Party posts

Kuchma, Leonid economic reform elected president relations with West

Kuprin, Aleksandr, description of Kiev

Kuryno, Maria Pavlyivna

Kysil, Adam

Landau, Sergeant Felix

Langeron, Count Alexandre

Lazarenko, Pavlo

League of Nations

Lebed, Aleksandr

Lemberg

Lenin, Vladimir

Lesnaya, battle of

Lithuanians, in southern Rus

Lloyd George, David

Lukyanenko, Levko

Lukovytsya

Luzhkov, Yuriy

Lviv anti-communist demonstrations (1988) churches in First World War NKVD massacres (1941) nationalist movement under Austro-Hungary nationalist movement under Soviei Union Petlyura action Polish-Ukrainian rivalry

Lwow

Lyashenko, Stepan

Lyons, Eugene, famine reporting

Macarius, Patriarch of Antioch

Makfoud Giray, Khan

Makhno, Nestor

Maksimov, Sergey

Mangyshlak peninsula

Manstein, Erich von

Margolin, Arnold

Masol, Vitaly

Matussiv

Maxwell, Robert

May Laws

Mazeppa, Ivan

defeat at Poltava

Mclnyk, Andriy

Mengli Giray, Khan

Menshikov, Aleksandr

Meshkov, Yuriy

Mickiewicz, Adam Pan Tadeusz

Milla Mejlis

Milner, Rev. Thomas

miners, Donetsk

Mir space station

missionaries, Poltava

Moishe-Leib see Kolesnik Moldova

Mongols, rule of Kiev

Moscow State of Emergency see also Muscovy

Mriya aeroplane

Mstyslav, Metropolitan

Muggeridge, Malcolm

Muscovy see also Moscow

museums Kiev Poltava Sevastopol Zaporizhya

Nakhimov, Admiral Paul

Namier, Lewis

Nanivska, Vera

Narodychy, effects of radiation

NATO, eastward expansion

Nazis forced labour programme Holocaust prisoner-of-war camps Ukrainian recruits Untermensch philosophy

New Russia

Nicholas I, Tsar

Nicholas II, Tsar abdication

nuclear weapons, arms reduction treaty

Odessa boom foundation Holocaust immigrants Jews pogroms

OGPU (secret police) dekulakisation famine

Olha, Princess

Oliynyk, Pavlo

Orenburg

Organisation of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) in pre-war Poland help for Wehrmacht philosophy

Orlov, Count Alexey

Orthodoxy conversion of Rus Union of Brest

Ostarbeiter

Ottoman empire loss of Crimea relationship with Crimean khanate

Pale of Settlement

Paris peace talks (1919) Galicia

Paul, Archdeacon of Aleppo

Pavlychko, Solomea, Letters from Kiev

Pereyaslav Treaty

Perm, Urals

Perun (thunder god)

Pestryakov, Yuriy

Peter the Great, Tsar

Peter and Paul Cathedral, Kamyanets

Petlyura, Semyon

Petrovo, famine deaths

Pieracki, Bronislaw

Pilsudski Jozef

Pipes, Richard

Podgorodnoye

Podolchak, Ihor

Poland inter-war population invasion under Ribbentrop-Molotov pact Partitions political system Polonisation relations with Russia relations with Ukraine religion rule over Bukovyna rule over Galicia rule over Lviv serfdom Union of Lublin

Poles deported by Khrushchev massacred by Khmelnytsky massacred by UPA rivalry with Ukrainians under Austro-Hungary Russification

Poltava

Postyshev, Pavel

Potemkin, Grigory

Pravda, Chernobyl accident

privatisation

Prosvita (Enlightenment) society

Prut River

Prypyat

Pushkin, Aleksandr Eugene Onegin

Rada (Central Council, 1918) Jewish affairs

The Radetzky March (Roth)

radiation levels at Chernobyl research in Narodychy

Raim fortress

Rathenau, Walther

Ravensbriick

Repin, Ilya, They Weren't Expecting Him

Repnina, Princess Varvara

Richelieu, Armand-Emmanuel, Duede

Riga Treaty

Riurik dynasty

Romanians in Bukovyna massacre of Odessan Jews

Roth, Joseph The Radetzky March

Rozumovsky, Kyrylo

Rozumovsky, Oleksiy

Rukh

Rus see Kievan Rus

Russia annexation of Crimea (1783) nineteenth-century anti-Semitism Pereyaslav Treaty relations with post-independence Ukraine Russification see also Soviet Union

Russians in Crimea in Ukraine

Ruthenian language nobility

Sacher-Masoch, Count Leopold von

St Petersburg

Sakharov, Andrey

salo

Samoylovychyivan

Santa Sofia Cathedral, Kiev

Sarmatism, Poland

Saveraux, Bishop Gautier

Scandinavians, arrival in Slav lands

Schulz, Bruno

Schwartzbard, Sholem

Second World War deportation of nationalities numbers killed Ukrainian participation

Sejm, Poland

serfs

Sevastopol Bolsheviks in closed city Shaw, George Bernard

Shcherbak, Yuriy, Chernobyl: a Documentary Story

Shcherban, Yevhen

Shcherbina, Boris

Shcherbytsky, Volodymyr

Sheptytsky, Metropolitan Andriy

Shevchenko, Taras appearance exile expedition to the Caspian freed from serfdom poems posthumous reverence return from exile

Shukhevych, Roman

Sienkiewicz, Henryk, By Fire And Sword

Simferopol

Skarga, Piotr

Skoropadsky, Pavlo

Skrypnyk, Mykola

Slatinske Doly (Velyky Bychkiv)

Smotrych River

Sobieski, Jan

Socha, Leopold

Solidarity

Soros, George

Soshenko, Ivan

Soviet Union collapse coup (1991) occupation of Galicia (1941) political prisoners propaganda tours for Western visitors (1930s) reason for collapse response to Chernobyl see also Russia

Stadion, Count Franz

Stalin, Josef deportation policy famine food requisitions purges

Stanyslaviv, Jewish deportation centre

Stasyuk, Mykola

Steinbeck, John, A Russian Journal

steppe, Black Sea

Stetsko, Yaroslav

Stus, Vasyl

Subtelny, Orest, Russification's success

Svyatopolk, Prince

Svyatoslav, Prince

Swedes, defeat at Poltava

Szeptycki, Stanislaw

szlachta, Poland

Szporluk, Roman

Taras Bulba (Gogol)

Tatars in Civil War (1918-21) Crimean khanate deportation (1944) emigration to Turkey return to Crimea

Taylor, A.J.P, The Habsbmg Monarchy

Terehovye

The White Guard (Bulgakov)

Tisza River

Tolstonogov, Vitaly

Tolstoy, Leo

Tolz, Vera, deportation of nationalities

Tott, Baron de, envoy to Tatars

Transcarpathia autonomy bid

Trenos or Lament of the Holy Eastern Church

Tripartite Agreement

Turkey Cossack attacks treaty with Russia

Turks capture of Kamyanets in Crimea rule over Bukovyna

Twain, Mark

Ukraine anti-Semitism as borderland corruption countryside democracy east-west divide economy ethnic issues future dependent on Moscow Gorbachev's Union referendum independence inflation inhabitants killed in Second World War Jewish emigration Jewish population legal system media national character national identity nationalist movement navy position in Soviet Union post-independence relations with Poland relations with Russia relations with West Russian reaction to independence Russians in Western ignorance

Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA)

Ukrainian language

Ukrainian National Assembly (UNA)

Ukrainska Povstanska Armiya (UPA) see Ukrainian Insurgent Army

Ulam, Adam

Uman, Jewish massacres

Umansky, Konstantin

Uniate Church

Union of Brest (1596)

Union of Lublin (1569)

United States aid to Ukraine ignorance of Ukraine

Varrenikov, General

Verhovna Rada

Versailles Treaty

Vimina, Alberto

Vynnytsya, Jews massacred

Voland, Franz de

Volhynia

Volodymyr, Prince (Saint) choice of religion

Vologda

von Rezzori, Gregor The Hussai The Snows of Yesteryear

Vorontsov, Mikhail

Vyshnya, Ostap

Waschuk, Roman

Wehrmacht, treatment of prisoners

Weliczker Wells, Leon The fanowska Road Jewish escapees

Werth, Alexander, Russia at War

The White Guard (Bulgakov)

White Russians in Kiev (1918) Jewish massacres

Wilson, Woodrow

Wisniowiecki, Jarema

World Bank reports

Yaroslav the Wise, Prince

Yekaterinoslav

Yelizavetgrad, pogroms

Yellow Waters

Yeltsin, Boris

Yusopov, Felix

Zamoyski, Adam, The Polish Way

Zaporozhian Sich

Zaporozhians

Zaporizhya

Zhabotinsky, Vladimir

Zhirinovsky, Vladimir

Zvyahilsky, Yuhym

Zygmunt August, King

Zygmunt the Elder, King