Ukraine and Russia traced through history and myths
The author reflects on Ukraine and Russia, noting past invasions and shared heritage from Kyivan Rus to present. They recount personal memories of Ukrainian communities in New York, discuss Crimea and Putin, and cite National Geographic on centuries of conflict and the 1992 independence, ending with a teaser on Jewish Ukrainian history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukraine
Andrew Jarosz
Russia
East Village
Google
National Geographic
Kyiv
Kyivan Rus
Vladimir I
Novgorod
Crimean
Chersonesus
Vladimir Putin
Dnieper
Right Bank
Poland
July Ukrainian events highlight culture and charity in NYC
July shows offer Bare Feet Downtown Brooklyn dance nights with Michela Mallozzi, Belarus free fundraiser at Ukrainian National Home, Romanian Ukrainian Russian dances by Ensemble Barynya, Kyiv music support by Kyiv Contemporary Music Days, and charity art and boat events. Proceeds aid Ukraine relief and Nova Ukraine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Michela Mallozzi
South Asia
Middle East
Ukraine
Cuba
Ashland
Belarus
Margaryta Liavchuk
Ilya Silchukov
Margarita Levchuk
2Nd Ave
New York
Staten Island Children’s Museum
Barynya
Central Park
West 63Rd St Terrace
Valeriya Sholokova
Kyiv
Kemd
Broadway
G Gallery
Nova Ukraine
Manhattan
West 42Nd Street
Pier
12Th Ave
Kanel
Misha Jogansen
Vito Lee
Olga C
DMC
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Seava Urrainet
Ince
Veselka
Kiev
7Th Street
Surma
McSorleys
Myron Surmach
Myron
Fifth Avenue
Barclay Center
Crimea
Obama
Europe
Hitler
Putin
BLM
Soviet Union
Joseph Stalin
Stalin
By Brian Abate
LESFF
Village East
322Nd Avenue
CinemaAid
Brighton Beach
Brighton Beach Ave
Alexander Tochilovsky
Odesa
Grand Street
Ukrainian National Women’s League of America
UNWLA