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Read in the new issue:
about Volyn as an idea, not just a territory with clear borders - why it is useless to search for its "real" borders and whether Volyn can be considered a frontier, historian Petro Kraliuk tells
how the great-grandfather of Volyn native Vitalii Zvarych was in the ranks of the UPA, and 70 years later he himself continues this struggle against the Russian occupiers - an officer of the National Guard of Ukraine about his path and the hereditary memory of the family
Konstiantyn Ostrozkyi through the eyes of a Polish researcher: why the founder of the first academy in Ukraine and the defender of the Orthodox tradition remains one of the most mysterious figures in Volyn history of the 16th-17th centuries - an interview with Professor Tomasz Kempa
Hasidic tzaddiks, who were revered more than bishops: how the Belzky dynasty of rebbes from the end of the 17th century organized newspapers, invited reporters and modernists, and how the local Hasidic movement survived wars and devastation
Henryk Juzewski – a Pole who was accused of “Ukrainophilism” by the authorities and sentenced to death by the OUN: who was the Volyn voivode really and could he have prevented the tragedy of 1943
“Poles in Volyn were killed not only by the UPA, but also by the local Orthodox population. Why did they do this – Polish historians practically do not study this problem” – a sharp conversation with historian Bohdan Hud
Why did the Volyn communists between the two world wars have their own, independent understanding of communism from Moscow and how the “Lutsk Trial of the 57” attracted the attention of Romain Rolland and Henri Barbusse
The battle of Hurby in April 1944: how the UPA units broke out of the encirclement, despite the significant numerical superiority of the NKVD and why Soviet reports of the “victory” differ from the real ones losses
LuAZ - a car that Volyn residents popularly dubbed "Volynianka" and - "Volyn Combat Vehicle": how the Lutsk plant created a cult car that was adored and cursed at the same time
Samchykiv painting between survival and revival: how a unique decorative tradition became part of the rehabilitation of wounded soldiers
Kremenets celebrates 800 years - a city first mentioned in the Chronicle of Rus, and which still impresses with its castle, mountains and buckwheat dumplings