He Believed that Ukraine Would Be Free (For the 100th Anniversary of O. Shtuhl-Zhdanovych’s Birth)
Journal Title: Українознавство - Year 2017, Vol 3, Issue 64
Abstract
The article is devoted to the 100th birth anniversary of the famous Ukrainian politician, literary critic, journalist, head of the OUN (m) (1964–1977), editor-in-chief of the newspaper “Ukrainske slovo” (1948–1977) Oleh Shtuhl. The main attention is drawn to the significance of his political and public heritage for the modern processes of state-building in Ukraine. The steps taken towards his well-deserved recognition in the modern Ukrainian state are highlighted.
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Serhii Hubskyі
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- EP ID EP316946
- DOI 10.30840/2413-7065.3(64).2017.120329
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