Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov responded rhetorically to a question from an American media journalist about the ...

In one sense, the US president’s overture to Putin to discuss peace in Ukraine has given the Russian president exactly what ...

A review of the official “One Victory for All” website in which the contribution in WW II of the former USSR republics – ...

Of course, the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic was not independent, but it had its parliament and government, which, during the crisis in the Soviet Union in the late 1980s, began moving toward ...

In the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic, repressions against the so-called petty-bourgeois intelligentsia were launched, in particular through fabricated trials of the “Union for the Liberation of ...

It is well-known that the territory of the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic was shaped only during the Soviet period and "before that it simply did not exist as a single administrative unit," Serge ...

According to the Russian top diplomat, erritorial concessions to what is now called Ukraine were made by the Soviet leadership upon the creation of the USSR ...

Ukraine is a fictional state...the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic." Referring to Romania's borders, Georgescu added: "The world is changing. Borders will change.... If borders change ...

The path to something like this is inevitable. Ukraine is a fictitious state. It is the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic," Georgescu said. For reference: Northern Bukovyna is part of the Bukovyna ...

Murilee Martin This car has genuine 1980s license plates from the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic (plus the much less interesting Colorado temporary plate in the rear window), so it's likely ...

The path to something like this is unavoidable. Ukraine is a fictional state. We’re talking about the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic,” he said. Georgescu insisted that a “changing world” will ...

With world-beating museums and spectacular nature, Almaty – Kazakhstan’s largest metropolis – remains surprisingly ...