… The importance of this work to Ukrainians may be measured … growth of national political
aspirations and self-awareness. … Hrushevsky died in 1934. His body was brought from Caucasia …

… -fold purpose: to provide a history of Ukrainian nationalism in … English spelling: Dzyuba,
Podgorny, Hrushevsky, etc. With the … The Marxist approach to national character differs from that …

… The establishment of the Ukrainian National Republic … be called a ‘hyper-sensitized
self-awareness.’16 To look to their … rejected narrow definitions of national character and the moral …

… have been possible, I think, if self-awareness (Said) in the form of continual … Hrushevsky
(1866–1934), the most important modern Ukrainian historian, has described as the “traditional …

… to wide scientific audience • Fostering knowledge exchange in scientific community •
Promotion of the unification in scientific approach • Creation of basis for innovation and new …

… to decide whether a person is “really” Ukrainian (or Belorusian… , a change in the self-awareness
of Russian émigrés during … edition 1939; first edition in German 1934), is too narrow, …

… a survey of Ukrainian-language work on Ukrainian history for … was 1934.4¹ In 1934 the
history faculties in Moscow and … following]: in the winter of 1916 the notorious Hrushevsky,¹9 …

… family history and long-standing research on national and … A collection of traditional farmhouses
from across the region … of the Rumanians, Hrushevsky of the Ukrainians—are no mere …

… Ukrainian school; its role and place in the revival of the national identity of Ukrainians and
the formation of nationally conscious citizens, patriots of Ukraine. M. Grushevsky thought the …