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Short Nonfiction

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By Michael Howard, Viktor E. Frankl, Serhy Yekelchyk, Frederick Douglass
| Five Books
“This is the best single, short introduction to the whole First World War. It’s a remarkable piece of concision. Sir Michael has apparently absorbed all the research about the First World War and then boiled it down to 150 pages, which is remarkable.” Read more...
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Homage to Poland

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By Serhy Yekelchyk
| Podcasty Wszystko Co Najważniejsze
Poland’s standing with Ukraine in the darkest hour of the Russian invasion shifted Ukrainian-Polish relations to an entirely new level, that of people’s diplomacy. .When I was growing up in Soviet Ukraine, Poland appeared enigmatic to me—it was both attractive and dangerous, a place from which Ukrainian visitors brought magazines that seemed glamorous by our standards, music LPs, and chewing gum. There were also felt-tipped pens of various colors, twenty or so in a single package.
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The Birth of the Soviet Union and the Death of the Russian Revolution

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By Jonathan Davis, Astrid S. Tuminez, Serhy Yekelchyk, Natalia Chaban
| JSTOR Daily Verified
One hundred years ago, at the end of December 1922, the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) was born. A little more than five years after the end of the Russian Revolution that brought the Tsarist Empire to an end, a multi-ethnic nation-state that promised a socialist future and the protection of national identity was established out of the chaos of civil war.
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