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Honest History 12: To whom does Crimea belong? EXCLUSIVE
Honest History
Honest History 12: To whom does Crimea belong?
Editor’s Note: This is the 12th story in the Kyiv Post’s Honest History series, which aims to debunk myths about Ukrainian history. The series is supported by the Black Sea Trust, a project of the Ger
By Bermet Talant
Jul. 13, 2018
Honest History Episode 11: Saying ‘the Ukraine’ is more than a mistake EXCLUSIVE
Honest History
Honest History Episode 11: Saying ‘the Ukraine’ is more than a mistake
Editor’s Note: This is the 11th story in the Kyiv Post’s Honest History series, which aims to debunk myths about Ukrainian history often exploited by Kremlin and other propaganda. The series is suppor
By Olena Goncharova
Jul. 6, 2018
Honest History 10: How one treaty made Ukraine vassal of Russia for 337 years EXCLUSIVE
Honest History
Honest History 10: How one treaty made Ukraine vassal of Russia for 337 years
Editor’s Note: This is the 10th story in the Kyiv Post’s Honest History series, which aims to debunk myths about Ukrainian history often exploited by Kremlin and other propaganda. The series is suppor
By Denys Krasnikov
Jun. 22, 2018
Honest History 8: Volyn Tragedy — Polish, Ukrainian ethnic cleansing still used as political tool EXCLUSIVE
Honest History
Honest History 8: Volyn Tragedy — Polish, Ukrainian ethnic cleansing still used as political tool
Editor’s Note: This is the eighth story in the Kyiv Post’s Honest History series that aims to debunk myths about Ukrainian history. The series is supported by the Black Sea Trust, a project of the Ger
By Oksana Grytsenko
Jun. 8, 2018
Honest History 2: Where, why Ukrainians speak Russian language (and how Kremlin uses it to stoke conflict in Ukraine) EXCLUSIVE
Honest History
Honest History 2: Where, why Ukrainians speak Russian language (and how Kremlin uses it to stoke conflict in Ukraine)
Editor’s Note: This is the second story in the Kyiv Post’s “Honest History” project, a series of stories and videos that aim to debunk myths about Ukrainian history that are used by propagandists. The
By Mariya Kapinos
Apr. 6, 2018