Dr. Hab., professor in history, and a volunteer who has been actively helping the Ukrainian Army since 2014, speaks here about his own experience of life in occupied Kherson.…

A narrative about the frontline experience of Oleksandr Khomenko, a candidate of historical sciences and author of several poems and essays, who daily inspires his comrades with his poetic lines both in the trenches and in the rear.…

Today, Mariupol is a world-famous symbol of the indomitability of Ukrainians. However, not everyone knows what it was like before Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.…

Does the “background of a Crimean” affect the quality of a researcher's analysis and interpretation of a particular phenomenon related to the Crimean issue? Why can one be accused of Crimean Tatar’s nationalism?…

On the 24th of February 2022, Anastasiia Pankova, an experienced folklorist and ethnologist, woke up to a new reality, as did all Ukrainians. Over the past year, she has come under fire from shelling, witnessed battles, left her home with only a backpack, and travelled thousands of kilometres. Despite her trials, Anastasiia contributed to the fight against the enemy by joining the ranks of volunteers. Now, she is actively helping the military and is continuing her professional work by recording the testimonies of Ukrainians who survived the occupation.…

Can a professor become a mortar? How long does it take to study history in order to come to a “zero line” of a front line? What is the phenomenon of the comradeship? What are the main features of front-line life? What is Ukrainian military mythology today? What is the...…