Ukrainian Historiography 1953-1963

Although the study of Ukrainian historiography is rather new, it can boast of three distinguished names: Dmytro Doroshenko, Oleksander Ohloblyn, and M. I. Marchenko. To Doroshenko goes credit for the first work on Ukrainian historical writing ever published. His study, the only comprehensive survey,...

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Published in:Slavic review 1965-06, Vol.24 (2), p.258-272
Main Author: Horak, Stephan M.
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Historians
History
History instruction
Nationalism
Political revolutions
Russian literature
Territories
Treaties
World wars
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Summary:Although the study of Ukrainian historiography is rather new, it can boast of three distinguished names: Dmytro Doroshenko, Oleksander Ohloblyn, and M. I. Marchenko. To Doroshenko goes credit for the first work on Ukrainian historical writing ever published. His study, the only comprehensive survey, covers the period from the eleventh century to 1920. Doroshenko's book was supplemented and updated to 1956 by another Ukrainian historian, Ohloblyn
ISSN:0037-6779
2325-7784
DOI:10.2307/2492328