Georges Mink: "The confrontation with Russia has had one result: The Ukrainian nation has become consolidated and can no longer submit to attempts to destroy the Ukrainian identity"

The following interview with Georges Mink, a French sociologist and specialist in the field of memory studies and the use of the politics of memory in the pursuit of geopolitical goals, zeroes in on the...

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During the Second World War, Transcarpathia was one of a few regions where no pogroms took place, says historian Yuriy Slavik

A conversation about the Holocaust in Transcarpathia with the historian Yuriy Slavik, Candidate of Historical Sciences and researcher of the Holocaust in Transcarpathia. Vasyl Shandro: When we talk about Transcarpathia and the history of Jewish...

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Kai Struve: "Coming to terms with the past, especially the Holocaust, should be a constant reminder to champion a democratic and tolerant society"

The role of Ukrainian nationalists in the Holocaust is a question that figures prominently in Russian propaganda. The following interview with the German historian Kai Struve, a specialist in anti-Jewish violence in Ukraine, focuses on...

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