Comments on: A brief history of Ukraine before the Soviet Union http://arkow.wordpress.com An American volunteer in Ukraine Sat, 12 Dec 2009 06:16:19 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: unsumeNug http://arkow.wordpress.com/a-brief-history-of-ukraine-before-the-soviet-union/#comment-104 unsumeNug Tue, 24 Nov 2009 11:35:49 +0000 http://arkow.wordpress.com/?page_id=600#comment-104 Impressive Article , I considered it remarkable I look ahead to more innovative postings like this one. Does This Site have a newsletter I can subscribe to for more information concerning this? Impressive Article , I considered it remarkable

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]]> By: mumbaikar http://arkow.wordpress.com/a-brief-history-of-ukraine-before-the-soviet-union/#comment-29 mumbaikar Tue, 30 Dec 2008 01:06:48 +0000 http://arkow.wordpress.com/?page_id=600#comment-29 Did you know a scientist from Odessa, Ukraine - <a href="http://onlybombay.blogspot.com/2008/12/haffkine-institute.html" rel="nofollow">Dr. Haffkine</a> discovered vaccines for Cholera and Plague in late 1800s in india? There is an institute named after him in Mumbai. Did you know a scientist from Odessa, Ukraine – Dr. Haffkine discovered vaccines for Cholera and Plague in late 1800s in india? There is an institute named after him in Mumbai.

]]> By: chanteuse428 http://arkow.wordpress.com/a-brief-history-of-ukraine-before-the-soviet-union/#comment-25 chanteuse428 Wed, 10 Dec 2008 14:14:06 +0000 http://arkow.wordpress.com/?page_id=600#comment-25 UKRAINE, MARCH 1919 http://arkow.wordpress.com/files/2008/12/ucrania_marzo_1919.jpg I found this great map, but it's all in Spanish, unfortunately. Allow me to explain what you're seeing here. The black outline is the present Ukrainian border, while the lime green one delineates the Ukrainian territory controlled by the first Ukrainian People's Republic. Working in a circle, the pink mammoth in the east is Soviet Russia (Red Russia, the Bolsheviks). The light blue to the north is Belarus. The People's Republic of Western Ukraine is in green. You can see Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Bessarabia, and Romania in that yellow, red, and two-tone brown mess to the southwest. The yellow/green entity in the center is the second Ukrainian People's Republic. The gray cloud around Odessa is the short-lived French occupation. Finally, the White Army is the light yellow mass to the southeast. UKRAINE, NOVEMBER 1919 http://arkow.wordpress.com/files/2008/12/ucrania_noviembre_1919.jpg The black border delineates modern Ukraine. You can see here the great advances made by the White Forces (light yellow). Moving in a circle, counter-clockwise, the pink forces are Soviet Russia, Belarus is in light blue, Poland dark blue, Czechoslovakia yellow, Hungary dark pink, Bessarabia light brown, Romania dark brown. The Ukrainian People's Republic, shown in green, is still maintaining its central position around Kiev. You can see the now dying French occupation in gray and the anarchist forces of Nestor Makhno in a swirling blue/gray vortex near Krivoy Rog. UKRAINE, MARCH 1919
http://arkow.wordpress.com/files/2008/12/ucrania_marzo_1919.jpg
I found this great map, but it’s all in Spanish, unfortunately. Allow me to explain what you’re seeing here. The black outline is the present Ukrainian border, while the lime green one delineates the Ukrainian territory controlled by the first Ukrainian People’s Republic. Working in a circle, the pink mammoth in the east is Soviet Russia (Red Russia, the Bolsheviks). The light blue to the north is Belarus. The People’s Republic of Western Ukraine is in green. You can see Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Bessarabia, and Romania in that yellow, red, and two-tone brown mess to the southwest. The yellow/green entity in the center is the second Ukrainian People’s Republic. The gray cloud around Odessa is the short-lived French occupation. Finally, the White Army is the light yellow mass to the southeast.

UKRAINE, NOVEMBER 1919
http://arkow.wordpress.com/files/2008/12/ucrania_noviembre_1919.jpg
The black border delineates modern Ukraine. You can see here the great advances made by the White Forces (light yellow). Moving in a circle, counter-clockwise, the pink forces are Soviet Russia, Belarus is in light blue, Poland dark blue, Czechoslovakia yellow, Hungary dark pink, Bessarabia light brown, Romania dark brown. The Ukrainian People’s Republic, shown in green, is still maintaining its central position around Kiev. You can see the now dying French occupation in gray and the anarchist forces of Nestor Makhno in a swirling blue/gray vortex near Krivoy Rog.

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