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2759:) is defined by some Ukrainian authors as a provincial complex they see in parts of the Ukrainian community due to its lengthy existence within the Russian Empire. They describe it as an "indifferent, and sometimes a negative stance towards Ukrainian national-statehood traditions and aspirations, and often as active support of Russian culture and of Russian imperial policies".
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The name "Little Rus'" went out of use in the late 15th century as distinguishing the "Great" and "Little" was no longer necessary since the
Muscovite Rus' church was no longer tied to Kyiv/Kiev; in this period, the term Rus', including the Greek-influenced spelling "Rossiia", was used to refer to
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Several centuries later, when Moscow became the main colonizing force, Ukrainians were given a label which they were to find insulting. The
Russians of Muscovy were the 'Great Russians'. Ukraine was called 'Little Russia', or Malorus. Although the phrase was geographical in origin, it could not
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Shevchenko wrote "Little Russia" or "Little Russian" twenty one times, and "Ukraine" 3 times ("Ukrainian" – never) and ("Kozak" – 74). At the same time in his poetry he used only "Ukraine" (and "Ukrainian" – never). Roman Khrapachevsky,
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to
Russified Ukrainians, whose national character was formed under "alien pressure and influence" and who consequently adopted the "worse qualities of other nationalities and lost the better ones of their own". Ukrainian conservative ideologue and politician
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has also been seen as perpetuating this demeaning image. Danylko himself usually laughs off such criticism of his work, and many art critics argue that his success with the
Ukrainian public is rooted in the unquestionable authenticity of his presentation.
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is found as early as 1292, in the
Byzantine writer Codinus. The distinction between "Great" and "Little" Rus' probably originated among Byzantine, Greek-speaking clerics who wanted to separate the two Ruthenian ecclesiastical metropolises of
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The specific meaning of the adjectives "Great" and "Little" in this context is unclear. It is possible that terms such as "Little" and "Lesser" at the time simply meant geographically smaller and/or less populous, or having fewer
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Russians" has also been used to denote stereotypically uneducated, rustic Ukrainians exhibiting little or no self-esteem. The uncouth stage persona of popular Ukrainian singer and performer
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3317:«…Самой столицы Киева, також части сие Малые Руси нашия». "Воссоединение Украины с Россией. Документы и материалы в трех томах", т. III, изд-во АН СССР, М.-Л. 1953, № 147,
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1904 map showing boundaries of Little Russia (including portions of
Sloboda Ukraine) and South Russia (in place of New Russia) as separate provinces.
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defined the term as "the malaise of statelessness". The same inferiority complex has been said to apply to the
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in C minor, Op 17, is nicknamed the "Little Russian" from its use of Ukrainian folk tunes. According to historian
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were formed and existed for several decades before being split and renamed in subsequent administrative reforms.
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in 1917, and with the amalgamation of Ukrainian territories into one administrative unit (the
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3300:Русина О. В. Україна під татарами і Литвою. – Київ: Видавничий дім «Альтернативи» (1998),
3262:Русина О. В. Україна під татарами і Литвою. – Київ: Видавничий дім «Альтернативи» (1998),
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published a 7000-word essay, a large part of which was devoted to expounding these views.
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Dialectal partition of the Russian language in 1915 (including Little Russian "dialect").
3670:"The Origins of the Slavic Nations: Premodern Identities in Russia, Ukraine and Belarus"
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Analysis of the events of the Orange Revolution in Ukraine by Prof. Y. Petrovsky-Shtern
3212:"The Origins of the Slavic Nations: Premodern Identities in Russia, Ukraine and Belarus"
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modern Belarus and Ukraine by their inhabitants. However, with the rise of the Catholic
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was the prevailing term for much of the modern territory of Ukraine controlled by the
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had only a geographical meaning, referring to the borderlands of both states, but
3086:
3377:"Листи Івана Сірка", изд. Института украинской археографии, К. 1995, с. 13 и 16.
3279:Грушевський М.С. Історія України-Руси, том I, К. 1994, "Наукова думка", с. 1–2.
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that competed with the local Ukrainian identity. The territories of modern-day
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since the 14th century (it first appeared in church documents in 1335). The
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2986:"The Development of a Little Russian Identity and Ukrainian Nationbuilding"
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The usage of the name was later broadened to apply loosely to the parts of
17:
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Ihor Hyrych. "Den". Lypynsky on the imperative of political independence
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44:"Little Russian" redirects here. For the composition by Tchaikovsky, see
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when it was annexed by Russia at the end of the 18th century upon the
3462:Костомаров М. Две русские народности // Основа. – СПб., 1861. – Март.
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was introduced into Russian. In English the term is often translated
366:, after being annexed by Russia in the 18th century, became known as
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3199:"The Roots of Ukrainian Nationalism: Galicia As Ukraine's Piedmont"
3037:// Вопросы истории. – М.: Изд-во АН СССР, 1947. – № 7. – С. 24–38.
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meant the nearer part, as after the division of the united Rus'
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Eternal Russia: Yeltsin, Gorbachev, and the Mirage of Democracy
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Some works of modern scholars that make such distinction are:
2699:. But it was not until the 20th century when the modern term
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2952:. История украинского народа. К., "Лыбедь", 1990, стр. 87.
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of Little (Southern) Russian people. In his prominent work
3172:(in Russian). Vol. 1. Moscow: Progress. p. 289.
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in the titles of their paintings of Ukrainian landscapes.
739:, when the latter fell under Russian protection after the
678:, after the downfall of which the name ceased to be used.
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acknowledged the fact that during the Russo-Polish wars,
743:(1654). From 1654 to 1721, the official title of Russian
623:
himself «dux totius Rusiæ Minoris». The name was used by
537:. "Apple blossom. In Little Russia." 1895. Oil on canvas.
278:, is a geographical and historical term used to describe
503:
in his "Geography of historic lands of the Old Poland" (
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help being felt by Ukrainian nationalists as demeaning.
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The first recorded usage of the term is attributed to
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Soviet occupation of Bessarabia and Northern Bukovina
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3569:On the Historical Unity of Russians and Ukrainians
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712:, etc. The term has been applied to all Orthodox
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3246:. Geography of historic lands of the Old Poland.
3236:Province of Little Poland (Prowincya Małopolska)
2804:who advocated for the union of that region with
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902:, Nikolay Aleksandrovich Sergeyev, photographer
894:(1867–1870). Different prominent artists (e.g.,
727:The term was adopted in the 17th century by the
3551:Преодоление «украинства» и общерусское единство
3169:Etymological dictionary of the Russian language
917:was used by the state authorities in the first
499:The Russian-Polish geographer and ethnographer
3592:Ihor Pidkova (editor), Roman Shust (editor), "
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3442:, «Вестник Юго-Западной Руси», № 1, 2006 г.
890:titled his first fundamental historic work
3087:"Russia rejects new Donetsk rebel 'state'"
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2771:in his historical works, applied the term
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812:by Archimandrite Ioannikiy (Golyatovsky).
559:(European Russia) published in 1895–90 by
509:"Geografia historyczna ziem dawnej Polski"
427:called the northern and southern parts of
75:
50:
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2816:is an embodiment of this stereotype; his
800:has been used in Ukrainian chronicles by
691:Metropolitan Matthew of Kiev and All Rus'
838:Up to the very end of the 19th century,
105:, and the legend “Ukrain” straddles the
27:Historic and geographic term for Ukraine
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3854:18th-century establishments in Ukraine
3411:: CS1 maint: archived copy as title (
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3201:, University of Toronto Press (2002),
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1318:Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists
823:. In the 18th and 19th centuries, the
681:In the post-medieval period, the name
3673:, Cambridge University Press (2006),
3214:, Cambridge University Press (2006),
2739:The concept of "Little Russianness" (
825:Russian Imperial administrative units
477:consisted of only 6 of the 19 former
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3127:. Harvard University Press. p.
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693:(1606), Bishop Ioann (Biretskoy) of
646:and Little Rus' with its centers in
3774:(New York: Random House, 1995), 87.
3717:НРУ: Верка Сердючка – позор Полтавы
383:Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic
37:For the area of San Francisco, see
334:, especially the territory of the
25:
3819:Bibliography of Ukrainian history
3693:Serhiy Hrabovsky. "Telekritika".
3097:from the original on 5 April 2019
2962:Morfill, William Richard (1890).
1338:Post-Soviet transition in Ukraine
3786:"Symphony No. 2, Little Russian"
3485:, Вестник Европы. – 1870. – Июнь
2640:
1534:
1467:
1268:West Ukrainian People's Republic
1213:Kingdom of Galicia and Lodomeria
959:
769:has been used in letters of the
553:This original German map titled
419:term, used in medieval times by
3849:Early modern history of Ukraine
3824:List of Slavic studies journals
3814:Bibliography of Russian history
3440:Rus`, Little Russia and Ukraine
3394:from the original on 2018-12-24
3176:from the original on 2011-08-15
2790:gente ruthenus, natione polonus
2552:Not internationally recognized.
892:Little Russia in Its literature
670:and Little Rus'." According to
295:Natus dux totius Russiæ minoris
3844:Early modern history of Russia
2546:
2010:General Secretariat of Ukraine
1138:Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth
1093:Mongol invasion of Kievan Rus'
699:Metropolitan Isaiah (Kopinsky)
484:In the 17th century, the term
328:Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth
87:A complete system of geography
1:
3864:Historical regions in Ukraine
3695:"Sour Milk of Andriy Danylko"
2560:
1778:Great Stand on the Ugra River
1258:Ukrainian War of Independence
925:From Little Russia to Ukraine
808:Leontiy (Bobolinski), and in
676:Halych-Volhynian Principality
605:Boleslaus George II of Halych
595:"In Little Russia". Photo by
389:Etymology and name variations
97:is shown as “Little Russia”.
3859:Historical regions in Russia
2984:Kohut, Zenon Eugene (1986).
2697:Ukrainian national awareness
1253:Ukraine after the Revolution
627:in 1361 when he created two
563:Meyers Konversations-Lexikon
457:
441:
421:Patriarchs of Constantinople
318:" denoted a Greek colony).
198:), also known in English as
46:Symphony No. 2 (Tchaikovsky)
39:Little Russia, San Francisco
30:For the area of London, see
3614:" (t. 2), Kiev, 1993–1999,
3476:Малороссия в ее словесности
3028:Великая, Малая и Белая Русь
2904:
2892:
2880:
2814:Andriy Mykhailovych Danylko
2755:
2707:gradually fell out of use.
2074:Provisional Priamurye Govt.
1393:Russian invasion of Ukraine
1353:Russia–Ukraine gas disputes
1263:Ukrainian People's Republic
978:Trypillian–Cucuteni culture
379:Ukrainian People's Republic
354:
291:Kingdom of Galicia–Volhynia
266:
242:
222:
194:
174:
3900:
3594:Dovidnyk z istorii Ukrainy
2796:has been used to describe
2703:started to prevail, while
1328:Reichskommissariat Ukraine
1298:Communist Party of Ukraine
1248:Ukraine during World War I
928:
876:Two Russian nationalities,
829:Little Russian Governorate
451:
435:
407:The toponym translates as
400:
373:After the collapse of the
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3839:Little Russia Governorate
3704:Retrieved on May 23, 2007
2990:Harvard Ukrainian Studies
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101:is located north-east of
85:published in 1747 in his
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3772:Tchaikovsky: A Biography
3047:Schlegel, Simon (2019).
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1108:Grand Duchy of Lithuania
1103:Principality of Moldavia
804:, in a chronicle of the
666:was called "the king of
599:, between 1905 and 1915.
415:and is adapted from the
3509:Encyclopedia of Ukraine
3452:s:ru:Дневник (Шевченко)
2854:Memories of Tchaikovsky
2335:Eurasian Economic Union
2184:Parade of sovereignties
1648:Principality of Polotsk
1313:Ukraine in World War II
915:Little Russian language
579:, which literally mean
360:Little Russian identity
324:Ruthenian Uniate Church
89:. The territory around
3869:Place name etymologies
3051:. Leiden. p. 33.
1925:Provisional Government
1866:Grand Duchy of Finland
1744:Principality of Moscow
1283:Directorate of Ukraine
904:Sergey Prokudin-Gorsky
858:, Dmytro Bahaliy, and
749:"The Sovereign of all
685:was first used by the
674:, Little Rus' was the
609:Dietrich von Altenburg
607:. In a 1335 letter to
600:
597:Sergey Prokudin-Gorsky
588:
575:
569:
561:
555:
546:
538:
508:
496:depending on context.
398:
3360:Глава двадцать шестая
2964:"The Story of Russia"
2763:, who used the terms
2566:Not fully controlled.
2400:Republic of Tatarstan
2293:Constitutional crisis
929:Further information:
921:, conducted in 1897.
919:Russian Empire Census
706:Zacharias Kopystensky
664:Casimir III of Poland
594:
556:Europäisches Russland
552:
544:
526:
401:Further information:
396:
297:, but the expression
293:, signed his decrees
32:Little Russia, London
2792:). The related term
2735:"Little Russianness"
2339:Annexation of Crimea
1947:Constituent Assembly
1824:Second Patriotic War
1158:Khmelnytsky Uprising
1126:Early modern history
1078:Principality of Kiev
900:Kostyantyn Trutovsky
860:Volodymyr Antonovych
852:Mykhaylo Maksymovych
833:General Governorship
821:partitions of Poland
741:Treaty of Pereyaslav
3884:History of Ruthenia
3874:Russian nationalism
3744:Алексей Радинский,
3474:Михаил Драгоманов,
3196:Paul Robert Magocsi
2802:Carpathian Ruthenia
2778:Vyacheslav Lypynsky
2761:Mykhailo Drahomanov
2519:Zaporizhzhia Oblast
2351:Invasion of Ukraine
2140:Great Patriotic War
2112:Cultural revolution
2053:Transcaucasian SFSR
1921:February Revolution
1808:Emancipation reform
1706:Council of Uvetichi
1556: •
1552: •
1363:Russo-Ukrainian War
1223:Carpathian Ruthenia
1023:Chernyakhov culture
888:Mykhailo Drahomanov
790:Kiev-Pechersk Lavra
710:Kiev Pechersk Lavra
672:Mykhaylo Hrushevsky
286:, the ruler of the
3784:Robinson, Harlow.
3751:2007-09-29 at the
3722:2007-09-29 at the
3700:2008-08-21 at the
3654:2008-05-21 at the
3610:2007-05-26 at the
3599:2009-04-10 at the
3575:2022-01-25 at the
3556:2017-05-24 at the
3533:2020-02-10 at the
3514:2009-08-15 at the
3503:2007-05-03 at the
3481:2011-07-18 at the
3365:2007-03-20 at the
3241:2021-04-17 at the
3033:2018-05-16 at the
2833:In popular culture
2773:Little Russianness
2435:Republic of Crimea
2386:Russian Federation
2329:Presidential terms
2221:Karelo-Finnish SSR
2174:Chernobyl disaster
1914:Russian Revolution
1812:Russo-Japanese War
1800:1812 Patriotic War
1714:Battle of Kulikovo
1702:Council of Liubech
1474:Ukraine portal
1416:Historical regions
1018:Zarubintsy culture
817:Right-bank Ukraine
774:Bohdan Khmelnytsky
757:, the Little, and
601:
589:
547:
539:
399:
3770:Holden, Anthony,
3746:Полюбить Сердючку
3729:Korrespondent.net
3549:Mikhail Smolin, "
3138:978-0-674-26837-1
2884:. Alternatively:
2753:
2681:
2680:
2647:Russia portal
2575:
2574:
2269:Belavezha Accords
2251:
2250:
2162:Era of Stagnation
2128:Industrialization
2094:
2093:
1971:Soviet-Polish War
1907:
1906:
1888:Russian Manchuria
1834:Tsardom of Russia
1820:October Manifesto
1804:Decembrist Revolt
1796:Petrovian reforms
1764:
1763:
1724:Novgorod Republic
1688:
1687:
1604:
1603:
1508:
1507:
1405:Topics by history
1388:COVID-19 pandemic
1348:Orange Revolution
1323:Volhynia genocide
1208:Habsburg monarchy
1168:Cossack Hetmanate
886:interchangeably.
856:Mykola Kostomarov
737:Left-bank Ukraine
733:Cossack Hetmanate
729:Tsardom of Russia
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336:Cossack Hetmanate
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2908:
2907:
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2895:
2889:
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2410:
2393:
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2279:USSR dissolution
2195:
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2124:Collectivization
2042:Byelorussian SSR
1999:Russian Republic
1995:
1994:
1830:
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1792:Treaty of Nystad
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1436:Economic history
1343:Cassette Scandal
1148:Zaporozhian Host
1142:Kiev Voivodeship
1048:Early East Slavs
1008:Bosporan Kingdom
988:Catacomb culture
963:
953:
935:
896:Mykola Pymonenko
878:Kostomarov uses
802:Samiilo Velychko
796:Tsars. The term
782:Innokentiy Gizel
731:to refer to the
687:Eastern Orthodox
617:Teutonic Knights
578:
572:
566:
558:
536:
528:Nikolay Sergeyev
519:Historical usage
460:
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2846:Harlow Robinson
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2826:Verka Serduchka
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2359:Mass emigration
2347:2020 amendments
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1939:Kornilov affair
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1877:Congress Poland
1855:Russian America
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1783:
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1734:Vladimir-Suzdal
1718:
1710:Mongol conquest
1698:
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1622:Baptism of Rus'
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1570:pre-9th century
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1411:Name of Ukraine
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1178:Sloboda Ukraine
1128:
1118:
1117:
1113:Crimean Khanate
1083:Kingdom of Rus'
1043:
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983:Yamnaya culture
973:
951:
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931:Name of Ukraine
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3272:
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3231:Zygmunt Gloger
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3025:Соловьев А. В.
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2893:malorossiyanin
2864:
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2861:
2858:
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2769:Little Russian
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2729:Vladimir Putin
2725:Russian nation
2712:
2711:Modern context
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570:Klein-Russland
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2950:Ефименко, А.Я
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2926:Lesser Poland
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2116:Korenization
2086:full list...
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1943:Directorate
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1695:Feudal Rus'
1693:1240–1480:
1566:Rus' people
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1073:Kievan Rus'
950:History of
850:historians
767:Little Rus'
683:Little Rus'
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368:Novorossiya
274:equivalent
270:), and the
267:Mikrá Rosía
256:Μικρὰ Ῥωσία
204:Little Rus'
175:Malorossiya
109:river near
3833:Categories
3498:Ukrainians
3398:2018-12-23
3180:2010-10-10
3144:3 December
2937:References
2820:-speaking
2800:Rusyns in
2798:Magyarized
2331:amendments
2243:Tannu Tuva
2166:Afghan War
2101:Soviet Era
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1550:Prehistory
1456:Television
1451:Technology
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1203:New Russia
1183:Right bank
971:Prehistory
778:Ivan Sirko
660:Navahrudak
656:Novgorodok
636:Great Rus'
471:Metropolis
425:Byzantines
403:Rus (name)
248:Rus' Minor
223:Malaya Rus
212:Малая Русь
200:Malorussia
195:Malorosiia
163:Малороссия
59:Малая Русь
18:Malorossia
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3528:Retrieved
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3308:– с. 276.
3270:– с. 274.
3067:cite book
2881:malorossy
2875:малороссы
2794:Madiarony
2750:romanized
2741:Ukrainian
2715:The term
2683:The term
2624:1982–1991
2620:1964–1982
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2014:1917–1918
2003:1917–1918
1989:Emigrants
1975:Priamurye
1959:Civil War
1935:July Days
1903:1914–1921
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1870:1809–1917
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1597:Garðaríki
1554:Antiquity
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1333:Chernobyl
1303:Holodomor
1173:Left bank
1053:Onoghuria
913:The term
810:Thesaurus
806:Hieromonk
765:The term
759:the White
755:the Great
714:Ruthenian
701:of Kiev,
695:Peremyshl
479:eparchies
349:romanized
312:eparchies
288:Ruthenian
261:romanized
237:romanized
232:Мала Русь
228:Ukrainian
217:romanized
189:romanized
184:Малоросія
180:Ukrainian
169:romanized
3795:June 14,
3749:Archived
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3698:Archived
3652:Archived
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3622:(t. 1),
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3091:BBC News
3031:Archived
3002:41036271
2915:See also
2872:Plural:
2824:persona
2588:860–1721
2584:Timeline
2321:Putinism
2275:Protocol
2273:Alma-Ata
2178:Karabakh
2158:transfer
2144:Cold War
1967:Red Army
1951:election
1784:Troubles
1662:988–1402
1652:987–1397
1642:882–1136
1587:Arthania
1516:a series
1514:Part of
1380:timeline
1218:Bukovina
1163:The Ruin
1133:Cossacks
1013:Sarmatia
993:Cimmeria
941:a series
939:Part of
872:ethnonym
870:was the
662:). King
640:Vladimir
355:Maloross
344:Малоросс
243:Mala Rus
103:Smolensk
91:Voronezh
3638:(t. 3).
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3350:(v.2),
3342:(v.1),
2905:malorus
2899:малорус
2818:Surzhyk
2806:Hungary
2782:Galicia
2752::
2701:Ukraine
2693:Ukraina
2689:Ukraine
2630:present
2530:present
2509:present
2488:present
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2355:Prelude
2152:Comecon
1782:Time of
1545:Periods
1431:Judaism
1421:Banking
1088:Cumania
1068:Khazars
1003:Scythia
998:Taurica
952:Ukraine
864:Ukraine
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304:Halych
272:French
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2998:JSTOR
2860:Notes
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1618:Rurik
745:tsars
722:Vilna
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252:Greek
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