In a single photograph taken from Kulykivskyj Descent, you can see an old 19th-century house,… Read the postThree Centuries of Kharkiv in a Single Photograph
Our beloved city has been a melting pot of many nationalities for centuries. Kharkiv’s commercial… Read the postConsulates in Kharkiv, or Brief Notes on Grand Diplomacy: Persia and France
Back in 1891–1894, a church was built in the village of Borki near Kharkiv, on… Read the postThe Cathedral of Christ the Savior near the Borki Station
What are the people of Kharkiv like? What sets them apart from everyone else? We… Read the postThe Kharkiv Mindset
As the saying goes: “If you were to list all the ways Kharkiv was first… Read the postAnd once again, first…
An appreciation for beauty and a tolerant attitude toward other religions have always been characteristic… Read the postSlobozhansky Anecdotes…
On April 21, 1910, while returning to his estate, Zatyshok (Kharkiv Governorate), from a tour… Read the postThe Father of Ukrainian Theater in Kharkiv
The Sloboda Ukraine region was indeed large and images of typically Ukrainian mud huts “surface”… Read the post“Under Belgorod” by Nikolay Sergeev
To cool off the hot summer, today in our book section is the educational book… Read the postEducational book “On the Polar Countries” by A. N. Krasnov
Is there a Kharkiv dialect of the Ukrainian language? Indeed, there is! In any case,… Read the postAbout the Kharkiv Dialect of the Ukrainian Language