On April 29, 1918, the All-Ukrainian Congress of Grain Growers was held in Kyiv. It… Read the postOn Whether or Not to Accept Ukrainian Citizenship in Kharkiv in 1918
As is well known, in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, there was no… Read the postAbout "Ukrainka" in Kharkiv
In our world, there have always been, there are now, and there will always be… Read the postOn the Impossibility of Banning Prostitution in 1914
On June 28, way back in 1914, a young Bosnian Serb named Gavrilo Princip assassinated… Read the postKharkiv, August 1, 1914
Lately, a lot of people have been racking their brains over the question, “What is… Read the postFor the First Time in Kharkiv, or A Tale of Why It Wouldn't Hurt to Erect a Monument to the Number One in Our City
On “Voice of Freedom” radio On June 4, 2016, on the program “Voice of the… Read the postThe Voice of the City. Archives: How Exactly and What Kind of Information Can You Find There?
In April 1917, an interesting book for merchants and businesspeople was published in London; it… Read the postKharkiv Through the Eyes of an English Sales Agent in 1917
You can find many “hidden treasures” in the courtyards of Kharkiv’s streets. This house is… Read the postLutheran Orphanage
Back in 1841, the second volume of the book *Journey into the Depths of Russia… Read the postA 1838 map of the central part of Kharkiv by the German Johann Georg Kolya
We recently wrote about the Kharkiv uniform, Model 1794. In a hall at the National… Read the postThe Kharkiv Uniform, Part 2