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Acknowledgments ix
Note on Transliteration xiii
Maps xv
Introduction 3
The Roots of Entanglement
Empire or Nation? 19
Incorporated Identity 34
Ukraine or Little Russia? 49
The Missing Mazepa 66
Between Class and Nation
The Historian as Nation Builder 79
Renegotiating the Pereiaslav Agreement 90
Bourgeois Revolution or Peasant War? 113
The People's History 133
Post-Soviet Debates
History and Territory 165
The City of Glory 182
The Ghosts of Pereiaslav 196
Remembering Yalta 213
The Search for a New History
The History of a Non-Historical Nation 243
Imagining Early Modern Ukraine 252
Crossing National Boundaries 266
Beyond Nationality 283
Notes 303
Bibliography 348
Index 373
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Marvin Dobson
reviewed Ukraine and Russia: Representations of the Past on November 02, 2013
Ukraine and Russia
I should probably not even mark this as read... "skimmed" is really more like it. And only the second half. Another book for my research project, very little was useful for me - I only took one page of notes. Once again, however, I found myself very interested in most of the subject matter. The chapters are rather disjointed, organized both topically and chronologically, with each chapter basically comprising it's own, separate essay. I did accidentally read the entirety of chapter 12, on the Yalta Conference, even though it is not exactly relevant to my research. I made a note to track this book down again later and possibly do more reading on Yalta - super interesting stuff!
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