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Chernobyl/Chornobyl Story Map Journal

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Open the Map Journal The Chernobyl/Chornobyl Story Map Journal combines narrative text with maps and images. It contains entries and sections that users can scroll through. Each section in the Map Journal has an associated map or an image.

History and Identity

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In the wake of the Revolution of Dignity and the ongoing military conflict with Russia, Ukraine's public memory dramatically shifted.

Language

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The tension between language use and national belonging entered Ukraine's political scene during the last years of the USSR and has dominated public debates ever since.

Religious Revolution

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Hundreds of Ukrainian Orthodox communities abandoned the Moscow patriarchate and joined the newly formed Ukrainian Orthodox Church in 2018 and 2019.

Famine Web Map

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The Great Famine web map allows one not only to conduct spacial analysis of historical data, but also helps to formulate new questions and, we hope, stimulate new research on the history of the Great Famine. To facilitate this scholarship, web maps...

Statistics

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In the 'Statistics' module, we aim to visualize a number of demographic, social, economic, and political variables and see how they evolved during the key years of presidential elections in Ukraine (1994, 1999, 2004, 2010, and 2014). Over the years...

Revolution on Granite

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Using a unique and previously untapped dataset of telegrams sent to student hunger strikers in Soviet Ukraine, this the Revolution on Granite module examines spatial dispersion of civil resistance in a repressive political regime. The study argues that...