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List of Maps

1 Geographic features

2 Ukrainian ethnolinguistic territory

3 The Greeks and the Scythians in Ukraine

4 The East Slavic tribes and the Khazars

5 The original homeland of the Slavs

6 Trade routes, eighth to tenth centuries

7 Kievan Rus’, circa 1054

8 Kievan Rus’, circa 1240

9 The Mongol invasions

10 The Golden Horde, circa 1300

11 Galicia-Volhynia, circa 1250

12 The expansion of Lithuania

13 The Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, circa 1570

14 Landholding patterns in Polish-ruled Ukraine, 1569-1648

15 Religion and culture, sixteenth and seventeenth centuries

16 The Crimean Khanate and southern Ukraine, circa 1625

17 Zaporozhia

18 The Khmel’nyts’kyi era

19 The Cossack state, 1651

20 Ukrainian lands after 1667

21 Ukraine, circa 1740

22 Sloboda Ukraine

23 Zaporozhia and New Russia

24 The Right Bank and western Ukraine, 1750

25 The Partitions of Poland

26 Dnieper Ukraine, circa 1850

27 Overland routes and railroads before 1914

28 The peoples of Ukraine, circa 1900

29 Ukrainian lands in the Austrian Empire, 1772-1815

30 Ukrainian lands in Austria-Hungary, circa 1875

31 Western Ukraine during World War I

32 Ukraine, 1917-1918

33 Ukraine, 1919-1920

34 The West Ukrainian National Republic, 1918-1919

35 Ukrainian lands, 1923

36 Soviet Ukraine, 1932

37 Nationality districts in Soviet Ukraine, 1931

38 The Great Famine

39 Ukrainian lands in Poland, circa 1930

40 Ukrainian/Rusyn lands in Romania and Czechoslovakia, circa 1930

41 Carpatho-Ukraine, 1938-1939

42 Western Ukraine, 1939-1941

43 Ukraine, 1941-1944

44 The advance of the Red Army

45 Soviet Ukraine, 1945

46 Independent Ukraine

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Source: Magocsi Paul Robert. Ukraine: An Illustrated History. University of Toronto Press,2007. — 336 p.. 2007

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