Category: Ukrainian Kharkiv

12.03.2018 / Anton Bondarev

How Taras Shevchenko Was Honored in Kharkiv in 1908 and 1911

During the first weeks of March, celebrations marking the great Kobzar’s birthday take place throughout…

03.03.2018 / Anton Bondarev

During World War I, our people endured one of the most terrible tragedies in their…

28.11.2017 / Anton Bondarev

Those who say that “Kharkiv was never Ukrainian” simply don’t know how much of our…

22.11.2017 / Іvan Ponomarenko

A monument to Petro Hulak‑Artemovsky, writer and rector of Kharkiv University (1841–1849), was unveiled on…

07.11.2017 / Anton Bondarev

Not long ago, in early April of this year, I was working on a book…

18.10.2017 / Іvan Ponomarenko

Cottages for workers and white-collar employees (1923–1924, architect Viktor Trotsenko) – one of the earliest…

27.09.2017 / Іvan Ponomarenko

At the corner of Kotlyarevs’koho and Volodymyrs’ka Streets, you can see a small, beautiful house…

26.09.2017 / Anton Bondarev

After Mykola Lysenko’s death on November 1, 1912, a simple cross was placed on his…

17.09.2017 / Anton Bondarev

Some events that were extremely important for Ukraine—which took place in our most beloved city…

13.09.2017 / Anton Bondarev

There are many stories connected to Mykola Vitaliyovych Lysenko—an outstanding figure in Ukrainian national culture,…