Index
Abazyn, Andrii, Cossack leader
Abwehr, German military intelligence
Act of Federation
Action Plan
Activist Church of Christ
Adamkus, Valdus, president of Lithuania
Adelaide
Adventists (Seventh Day)
Aegean Sea
agrarian civilizations and societies 6
association of Ukrainians with
Agrarian Party
Agricultural Academy
agriculture: in Kievan Rus 9
and grian boom 7
in the Hetmanate 9
percent of labor force in
commercialization of 5
percent of West Ukrainians in
restructuring of 13
old problems in
Soviet failings in
attempts to improve 5
recent problems in
recent reforms in 2
in post-Soviet period
Akademicheskii kruzhok
Akhmetov, Renat
Akkerman, Ottoman fortress
Alans
Alaska
Alaska Herald
Alberta
alcoholism
among peasants
attempts to combat
Aldeigjuborg
Aleksei Mikhailovich, tsar of Muscovy:
and Pereiaslav Agreement
Alexander I, Russian emperor:
hopes for reform by
and founding of Kharkiv University
Alexander II, Russian emperor:
and emancipation of serfs 4
passes Ems Ukaz
assassination of
Alexander the Great
Algirdas (Olgerd), Lithuanian ruler
Algirdovych, Volodymyr
Allies
All-Russian Constituent Assembly
All-Ukrainian Association of Proletarian Writers. See VUSPP
All-Ukrainian Congress of Teachers
All-Ukrainian Church Council
All-Ukrainian Union of Zemstva
Amazons
America and Americans
American Circle
American Civil War
American mainland
American Revolution
Ameryka
Amur Basin: immigration to
anarchists. See Makhno, Nestor
Anastasia, wife of Iaroslav Osmomysl
Andrew, king of Hungary
Andrievsky, Dmytro
Andrii, son of Prince Iurii
Andropov, Iurii, Soviet leader
Andrusovo, Treaty of
Angles
Anglo-Saxons
Anhel, partisan leader
Anne, daughter of Iaroslav the Wise
Antes
Anti-Apokrisis
anti-Semitism
traces of
and Kichko book
Antonenko-Davydovych, Borys:
and Ukrainization
Antonov-Ovseenko, Vladimir, Bolshevik commander
Antonovych, Volodymyr, Ukrainian historian:
leader of khlopomany
views of
opts for compromise
and General Ukrainian Organization
and Galicia 30
Apokrisis
Apostol, Danylo: hetmancy of 8
landholdings of
Apostol
apparatchiki
Arabs
Arakcheev, Aleksei, Russian minister:
and military colonies
arenda and arendar
Argentina:
Ukrainians in interwar period
DPS in
Arianism
Arkhangelsk
Armenia and Armenians
in Poland-Lithuania
in Lviv
Helsinki Group in
relationship with diaspora
Armija Krajowa (AK)
army:
in Kievan Rus
Russian garrisons in Ukraine
disintegration of Russian imperial
Ukrainians in Austrian and Russian
Central Rada view of
in Skoropadsky Hetmanate
of Directory
of ZUNR and UNR
of Soviets
size of Nazi and Soviet
Army Staff 50
Arpad dynasty
Arrow Cross
Arsenal
Arsenii, Greek scholar
Asia,
Asia, central
Asia Minor,
Askold, Varangian leader 7
Assembly of Estates
assimilation: in the USSR 5
among Ukrainians abroad
Association of Ukrainian Youth (SUM)
Athos, Mount
Atlantic Ocean
An Attempt at a Collection of Ancient Little Russian Songs
Audit Union of Ukrainian Cooperatives (RSUK)
Augsburg
Australia: DPS in
Ukrainian community in
Austria
alleged support of Ukrainophiles
capital from
weakness of
invades Ukraine
removes Central Rada
refugees in
DPS in
Austrian Empire: nature of
change in
impact of reforms of 1848 in
Galicia as internal colony of . See also Austro-Hungarian Empire
Habsburg empire
Habsburgs
Austrians
Austro-Hungarian Compromise
Austro-Hungarian Empire: transformation into
defeat of
autocracy: arguments in favor of 3
Shevchenko rejection of
autonomy: Poltava nobles desire for
support of peasants for
demands for Galicia and Bukovyna
cultural for Jews and Russians
Provisional Government reneges on
proclaimed in Third Universal
of Transcarpathia
Hungarian promise of
and Shelest
Azov Sea
Babii, Ivan, educator
babski bunty
Babyn Yar (Babi Yar): massacre at
Bachchesarai, Peace of
Bachynsky, Iuliian
Bachynsky, Lev
Baka region
Badeni, Casimir, governor of Galicia
and elections of 1895
Badowski, Polish nobleman
Baghdad
Bahalii, Dmytro, Ukrainian historian
Bahazy, Volodymyr
Bahriany, Ivan
bakalary
Bakhmach: pogrom in
Bakunin, Mikhail, Russian revolutionary 8
Balaban, Dionysii
Balaban, Gedeon, churchman 100
Balitsky, Vsevolod, OGPU chief
Balkans
Balta
Baltic ports
Baltic republics
Baltic Sea: and trade in
Hansa in
Teutonic Order on
Baltic tribes
Banat region
Bandasiuk, Semeon, Russophile
Bandera, Stepan, nationalist leader:
arrest of
revolutionary activity of
and rift in OUN 60
and Germans 4
assassination of
Bandera, Volodymyr, economist
Banderites: conflict with Melnykites
gain control
in Great Britain
bandura, musical instrument
Bantysh-Kamensky, Dmytro, historian
Baptists: in Ukraine
in USA
Bar
Bar, Confederation of
Barabash, Iakiv, Cossack leader
Baran, Stefan
Baranovych, Lazar, churchman 6
Barbareum
Bariatinsky, Prince, Russian official
Baroque: in Ukraine 6
barshchina
Barsky, Ivan Hryhorovych, architect
Batoszice
Barvinsky, Oleksander, Ukrainian activist
Barvinsky brothers
Basilian Order
Batih, battle of
Batory, Stefan, king of Poland
Batu, Mongol leader
Baturyn
Hetmans residence in
massacre at
plans for founding university in
Bavaria
Bayer, Gottlieb, German scholar
Bazhan, Mykola, poet
Beauty and Strength
Beketov, N., scholar
Belarus. See Belorussia
Belgium and Belgians
investment in Ukraine
Belinsky, Vissarion, Russian critic
Belorussia
and Union of Brest
Belorussians
in Duchy of Lithuania
in Commonwealth
in Poland
Belorussian language
Belsky, Fedir
Belz
Belz, province of
Bender
Bender Constitution
Benedict XII, Pope
Berchtesgaden
Berdychiv
Berestechko, battle of
Bereza Kartuzka, concentration camp:
established in
Ukrainians in
OUN leadership in 6
Berezil, theatrical troupe
shut down
Berezovsky, Boris
Berezovsky, Maksym, composer
Beria, Lavrentii, secret police chief
Berlin:
and OUN
support of
Berynda, Pamba
Bessarabia
Bestuzhev-Riumin brothers
Bezborodko, Oleksander:
views of
Bezborodko family
Bezsmertny, Roman, government minister
Bibikov, Dmitrii, Russian governor-general:
and reforms on Right Bank 12
Bible
bidniaky, formation and features of . See also peasants
Bila Tserkva
Directory base
Bilas, Vasyl, nationalist
Bilhorod
biliny
Bilozersky, Vasyl
Bilshovyk Ukrainy