A Survey of Ukrainian History Dmytro Doroshenko; introduction by Oleh W. Gerus
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TextLanguage: English Publication details: Winnipeg Humeniuk Publication Foundation Trident Press Limited 1975Description: 873 pSubject(s): Summary: Ukrainian historical thought suffered a setback after the disintegration of Kyivan Rus in the fourteenth century and its partition and occupation by the Tatars, Lithuanians, and Poles. Historical studies were revived only in the sixteenth century in consequence of the religious conflict raging in Polish Ukraine between the Orthodox and Catholic Churches, in which both sides turned to history as a basis for their ideas. Among the polemics, the works o Hryhori Rohatynets, Ipati Potii, Meleti Smotrytsky, and Yov Boretsky were of special significance to Ukrainian historiography.
ASIN: B000VLEMXE
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| Current library | Collection | Call number | Status | Notes | Barcode | |
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| ВІЛ - Відділ іноземн. літератури НБ | Paul Gordon Brodoway Collection | 94(477) D74 | Available | Дарувальник Бродовей Пол Гордон | 215226 | |
| ВІЛ - Відділ іноземн. літератури НБ | 94(477) D74 | Available | 205705 | |||
| Наукова бібліотека ІДУД | Available | 2134644 |
Ukrainian historical thought suffered a setback after the disintegration of Kyivan Rus in the fourteenth century and its partition and occupation by the Tatars, Lithuanians, and Poles. Historical studies were revived only in the sixteenth century in consequence of the religious conflict raging in Polish Ukraine between the Orthodox and Catholic Churches, in which both sides turned to history as a basis for their ideas. Among the polemics, the works o Hryhori Rohatynets, Ipati Potii, Meleti Smotrytsky, and Yov Boretsky were of special significance to Ukrainian historiography.
ASIN: B000VLEMXE
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