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Prvá svetová vojna a Ukrajina : transnacionálna perspektíva

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Hlibiščuk M.

Acta historica Neosoliensia Vedecký časopis pre historické vedy

2023

vol. 26

issue 2

119-128

The article deals with the prospects of research of history of Ukraine throughout the years of the First World War from the perspective of transnational aspect. This educational approach has been a dominant one in Western historical study nowadays. However, in Ukrainian historiography, it has not received such popularity and influence yet. The author tries to demonstrate research prospects of usage of several scientific achievements of Western historians, depicting the connection with Ukraine in the First World War. In particular, this is the Ukrainian issue in international relations in 1914–1918, the history of Ukrainian cities during the First World War, the refugees from Ukrainian lands, violence during the War period 1914–1918, propaganda. On the one hand, these particular stories and plots from the War time show us the need of additional educational investigations done by Ukrainian historians. On the other hand, they convincingly demonstrate the value of Ukrainian narrative of the Great War, that significantly complements transnational history of this global confrontation since the beginning of the last century. Moreover, it outlines the potential perspective of a large-scale scientific project, namely – the rethinking of Eastern European history of the First World War, where the scientists from European countries would be involved.

Môže „teória brutalizácie“ vysvetliť výbuch násilia v období Ukrajinskej revolúcie (1917 – 1921)?

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Hlibiščuk M.

Acta historica Neosoliensia Vedecký časopis pre historické vedy

2020

vol. 23

issue 1

179-185

The author of this study tries to analyze the possibility of using George Moss' "brutalization theory" to clarify the outbreak of violence during the Ukrainian Revolution (1917–1921). After researching each part of this theoretical concept, the author claims that it does not fit into the Ukrainian case. The author's arguments prove that this construct, built on the Western European narrative, cannot be used to understand the causes of violence during the Ukrainian Revolution.

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Prvá svetová vojna a Ukrajina : transnacionálna perspektíva

Môže „teória brutalizácie“ vysvetliť výbuch násilia v období Ukrajinskej revolúcie (1917 – 1921)?