Ukrainian History
La rivolta ucraina nasce sotto una cattiva stella: all’ombra di una Russia revanscista e di un Occidente in crisi. Eppure, è l’occasione per avviare un percorso di desovietizzazione e di riconciliazione con la Polonia. Purché l’Ue faccia... more
La rivolta ucraina nasce sotto una cattiva stella: all’ombra di una Russia revanscista e di un Occidente in crisi. Eppure, è l’occasione per avviare un percorso di desovietizzazione e di riconciliazione con la Polonia. Purché l’Ue faccia la sua parte.
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Ukrainian Politics, Memory Studies, Holocaust Studies, Ukrainian Nationalism, Holocaust education, and 17 moreUkraine (History), Politics of Ukraine, Ukraine, Jewish heritage, Polish-Jewish / German-Jewish Relations, klezmer revival, Jewish heritage tourism, Holocaust commemoration, antisemitism, social identity, oral history, Foreign Policy of Ukraine, Ukrainian History, International Holocaust Denial, Holocaust denial (negationism), Holocaust and genocide education, Ukrainian Nationalism, Nationalism, History of Ukraine, history of OUN UPA, Ukraine in WWII, ukrainian nationalism, holocaust in Ukraine, Holocaust and Holodomor in Ukraine, Democratization In Ukraine, Holocaust In Ukraine, and Politics of the Holocaustedit
This was originally published in Polish: “Refleksje żołnierza Ukraińskiej Powstańczej Armii. Pamiętnik Ołeksandra Powszuka (1943–1944) [Reflections of a Soldier of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army: The Memoirs of Oleksandr Povshuk... more
This was originally published in Polish: “Refleksje żołnierza Ukraińskiej Powstańczej Armii. Pamiętnik Ołeksandra Powszuka (1943–1944) [Reflections of a Soldier of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army: The Memoirs of Oleksandr Povshuk 1943-1944].” In Prawda historyczna a prawda polityczna w badaniach naukowych. Przykład ludobójstwa na Kresach południowo-wschodniej Polski w latach 1939-1946, ed. Bogusław Paź, 179-90. Wrocław: Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Wrocławskiego, 2011.
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Medieval History, Ukrainian Studies, Medieval Archaeology, Ukraine (History), Petroglyphs and Pictographs, and 8 moreArchaeology of Caves and Caverns (Archaeospeleology), Ukrainian History, Cave and Karst Studies, Petroglyphs, Medieval Ukraine Archaeology, Cave churches, Cave Monastery, and Middle Dniesteredit
The article deals with one of the important problems of the social and economic history of the
Livoberezhne Cossacks at the end of the 18 century – in the middle of the 19 century.
Livoberezhne Cossacks at the end of the 18 century – in the middle of the 19 century.
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Finance, History, European History, Military History, Economic History, and 35 moreSystematics (Taxonomy), Rural Sociology, European Studies, Russian Studies, Law, Tax Law, Historiography, Rural History, Taxation, Ukrainian Studies, Central European history, Rural Development, Russian History, Social History, Fiscal policy, Ukraine (History), Imperial Russian Army, Fiscal History, Politics of Ukraine, Fiscal Policy and debt Management, Law (History), Historia Social, Central and Eastern Europe, Ukraine, Historia, History of Law, Ukrainian History, Rural livelihoods and economy, Historia fiscal, Fiscal Policy and Economic Growth Relationship, Fiscal Administration, Historiografía, Russian Imperial History, History of Law and Administration, and Imperial Russian Historyedit
The article is devoted to the problem of history of forming of tax policy in relation to foreign migrants and colonists in the Russian empire in the second half 18 – to the middle 19 е. Keywords: colonists, podushnoe taxation, landed... more
The article is devoted to the problem of history of forming of tax policy in relation to foreign migrants and colonists in the Russian empire in the second half 18 – to the middle 19 е.
Keywords: colonists, podushnoe taxation, landed tax, tax deductions, tax policy.
Keywords: colonists, podushnoe taxation, landed tax, tax deductions, tax policy.
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History, European History, Economic History, Systematics (Taxonomy), European Studies, and 35 moreRussian Studies, International Tax Law, Historiography, Rural History, Taxation, Tax reform, Migration, Ukrainian Studies, Russian Politics, Eastern European and Russian Jewish History, Colonialism, Taxonomy, Rural Development, International Migration, Tax Policy, Migration Studies, Russian History, Social History, Sociology of Migration, Fiscal policy, Ukraine (History), Empire, Historia Social, Ukraine, Historia, Migrant workers, Ukrainian History, Russian Empire, Historia Política y Social Siglos XVIII-XIX, Etnologia, Colonisation, Historiografia, Historiografía, Etnología, and Etnologyedit
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Finance, History, European History, Economic History, Systematics (Taxonomy), and 34 moreEuropean Studies, Russian Studies, Financial Economics, Government, Historiography, Taxation, Tax reform, Governance, Ukrainian Studies, Colonialism, Taxonomy, Ukrainian Politics, Tax Policy, Russian History, Social History, Fiscal policy, Ukraine (History), Politics of Ukraine, Fiscal Policy and debt Management, Control Systems, The problem of Government, Historia Social, Russia, Ukraine, Historia, History of Law, Ukrainian History, Europe, Controls, Colonial Studies, Fiscal Administration, Historiografia, Historiografía, and The House of Romanov In Russian Historyedit
The dissertation in competition on an academic degree of a Doctor of Science, specialty 07.00.01 – History of Ukraine, 07.00.02 – World history. – Institute of History of Ukraine National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Kiev, 2008. The... more
The dissertation in competition on an academic degree of a Doctor of Science, specialty 07.00.01 – History of Ukraine, 07.00.02 – World history. – Institute of History of Ukraine National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Kiev, 2008.
The tax policy of Russian Empire’s government at the end of the 18 century – in the middle of the 19 century was first in the historiography fully investigated in this dissertation. The systems and comparative analyses of this policy in different regions of Russian Empire were done. The main attention was paid to Poltava, Chernihiv, Slobozhanschina (Kharkiv), Volyn, Kyiv, Podillya, Katerunoslav, Kherson and Tavria provinces, and a historical and comparative analysis with the regions of Byelorussia and Baltic were also held.
The origins, the principles of administration and the main factors of the influence on the policy of Romanov Empire’s government in taxation were explicated. The common and different in taxation of “Great Russian” and “suburban” provinces were shown. It was proved, that the tax policy of Russian autocracy in the Ukrainian provinces as in the Empire in whole had some regional peculiarities. So, in Slobozhanschina and in Livoberezhzhi it essentially differed from other regions of Ukraine by the availability of the special groups of people – as military citizens and Cossacks. It was established that the rates of the poll tax were the same for the state, and the rates of the tax were determined by social classes. It was shown, that the charge of the tax obligation according to the number of the revision persons without the inclusion of the demographic changes continued the phenomenon of “Dead Souls”, when it was necessary to pay taxes for dead people between the revisions by the communities and landowners. It was proved that the taxation of the trade and industrial population of the towns was more progressive – the tradesmen who were united into the guilds. The considerable attention was paid to the guild reform by E. Kankrin (1824) which had the positive consequences for agrarian Russian Empire in the development of the cities, trade and industry. It was established that the tax policy of Russian Empire was determined not only by the social class approach, there was the taxation by the religious stripe and ethnic origin. The author made the systematic and comparative analyses of the taxation of Jewry, Crimean Tatars and foreign colonists.
It was fixed that the most important moment in the fiscal relations among the indirect tax and fees in Romanov Empire was the drinkable income (the manufacture taxation and alcohol trade); and the distillation was one of the most developed industry. If in Russian provinces there was a payment system of tax collection of the alcohol, in Ukrainian provinces there was a partial free sale of the spirit with a specific system of its taxation that aroused the considerable difficulties in its administration for the leading structures.
It was fixed that in the pre-reform period the taxation was least ordering by the structural taxation system of Romanov Power in spite of all authority’s attempts and it served as a hotbed of various functionaries’ abuses of local imperial and elective administrations. It was pointed that the town taxation and fees from the times of Rich Pospoluta continued to exist in cities and towns in Ukrainian and Russian provinces even in the 40 ths of the 19 centuries.
It was proved, that all components of Russian fiscal policy acted uncoordinated, asynchronously as in Ukrainian provinces so as in whole Empire, that is there was any united system of the state actions in this sphere. Partial and mainly local actions of central and regional leading structures as to the optimization of tax policy of Russian Empire couldn’t solve all these problems. Tax system required the urgent complex reformation that can be started only after the liquidation the basis of the feudal system – serfage – and the refusal from the poll tax system that was in the base of the national and local taxation.
Key words: taxation policy, Russian Empire, government, governmental institution, state finances, taxes, fees, tax position, tax rate, province, region.
The tax policy of Russian Empire’s government at the end of the 18 century – in the middle of the 19 century was first in the historiography fully investigated in this dissertation. The systems and comparative analyses of this policy in different regions of Russian Empire were done. The main attention was paid to Poltava, Chernihiv, Slobozhanschina (Kharkiv), Volyn, Kyiv, Podillya, Katerunoslav, Kherson and Tavria provinces, and a historical and comparative analysis with the regions of Byelorussia and Baltic were also held.
The origins, the principles of administration and the main factors of the influence on the policy of Romanov Empire’s government in taxation were explicated. The common and different in taxation of “Great Russian” and “suburban” provinces were shown. It was proved, that the tax policy of Russian autocracy in the Ukrainian provinces as in the Empire in whole had some regional peculiarities. So, in Slobozhanschina and in Livoberezhzhi it essentially differed from other regions of Ukraine by the availability of the special groups of people – as military citizens and Cossacks. It was established that the rates of the poll tax were the same for the state, and the rates of the tax were determined by social classes. It was shown, that the charge of the tax obligation according to the number of the revision persons without the inclusion of the demographic changes continued the phenomenon of “Dead Souls”, when it was necessary to pay taxes for dead people between the revisions by the communities and landowners. It was proved that the taxation of the trade and industrial population of the towns was more progressive – the tradesmen who were united into the guilds. The considerable attention was paid to the guild reform by E. Kankrin (1824) which had the positive consequences for agrarian Russian Empire in the development of the cities, trade and industry. It was established that the tax policy of Russian Empire was determined not only by the social class approach, there was the taxation by the religious stripe and ethnic origin. The author made the systematic and comparative analyses of the taxation of Jewry, Crimean Tatars and foreign colonists.
It was fixed that the most important moment in the fiscal relations among the indirect tax and fees in Romanov Empire was the drinkable income (the manufacture taxation and alcohol trade); and the distillation was one of the most developed industry. If in Russian provinces there was a payment system of tax collection of the alcohol, in Ukrainian provinces there was a partial free sale of the spirit with a specific system of its taxation that aroused the considerable difficulties in its administration for the leading structures.
It was fixed that in the pre-reform period the taxation was least ordering by the structural taxation system of Romanov Power in spite of all authority’s attempts and it served as a hotbed of various functionaries’ abuses of local imperial and elective administrations. It was pointed that the town taxation and fees from the times of Rich Pospoluta continued to exist in cities and towns in Ukrainian and Russian provinces even in the 40 ths of the 19 centuries.
It was proved, that all components of Russian fiscal policy acted uncoordinated, asynchronously as in Ukrainian provinces so as in whole Empire, that is there was any united system of the state actions in this sphere. Partial and mainly local actions of central and regional leading structures as to the optimization of tax policy of Russian Empire couldn’t solve all these problems. Tax system required the urgent complex reformation that can be started only after the liquidation the basis of the feudal system – serfage – and the refusal from the poll tax system that was in the base of the national and local taxation.
Key words: taxation policy, Russian Empire, government, governmental institution, state finances, taxes, fees, tax position, tax rate, province, region.
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Finance, History, Economic History, Systematics (Taxonomy), Russian Studies, and 24 moreTax Law, International Tax Law, Historiography, Taxation, Tax reform, Ukrainian Studies, Eastern European and Russian Jewish History, Central European history, Taxonomy, Tax Policy, Russian History, Social History, Fiscal policy, Ukraine (History), Fiscal History, Fiscal Policy and debt Management, Central and Eastern Europe, Ukraine, Historia, History of Law, Ukrainian History, Fiscal Administration, Historiografia, and Historiografíaedit
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Finance, History, Economic History, Systematics (Taxonomy), Russian Studies, and 23 moreFinancial Economics, Government, Taxation, Governance, Ukrainian Studies, Central European history, Taxonomy, Tax Policy, Russian History, Social History, Central Eurasian Studies, Fiscal policy, Ukraine (History), Fiscal History, Fiscal Policy and debt Management, Control Systems, Historia Social, Central and Eastern Europe, Ukraine, Historia, History of Law, Ukrainian History, and Fiscal Administrationedit
In the report, the author reveals the role of the House of the Ukrainian provinces' state
properties in the financial policy of the Russian empire.
properties in the financial policy of the Russian empire.
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History, European History, Economic History, European Studies, Russian Studies, and 22 moreHistoriography, Governance, Ukrainian Studies, Russian Politics, Central European history, Russian History, Social History, Fiscal policy, Ukraine (History), Fiscal History, Fiscal Policy and debt Management, Control Systems, Historia Social, Central and Eastern Europe, Ukraine, Historia, History of Law, Ukrainian History, Goverment, Fiscal Administration, Historiografia, and Historiografíaedit
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Finance, History, European History, Economic History, Systematics (Taxonomy), and 34 moreEuropean Studies, Russian Studies, Political Economy, Taxation, Ukrainian Studies, Russian Politics, Central European history, Islamic Studies, Tax Policy, Fiscal Sociology, Russian History, Social History, Islam, Fiscal policy, Ukraine (History), Fiscal History, Fiscal Policy and debt Management, Historia Social, Central and Eastern Europe, Ukraine, Historia, Orientalism, History of Law, Oriental Studies, Imperialism, Ukrainian History, Etnologia, Etnopolitika, Fiscal Administration, Crimean Tatars, Europian History and Politics, Etnología, History of Oriental studies, and Etnologyedit
The article deals with the problem of taxation of inhabitants In Slobozhanschina and Livoberezhna Ukraine; the peculiarities of this process in the mentioned regions are described. Key words: taxation, taxes, fees, poll tax, Livoberezhna... more
The article deals with the problem of taxation of inhabitants In Slobozhanschina and Livoberezhna Ukraine; the peculiarities of this process in the mentioned regions are described.
Key words: taxation, taxes, fees, poll tax, Livoberezhna Ukraine, Malorosiya, Slobozhanschina, Cossacks, military citizens, peasantry.
Key words: taxation, taxes, fees, poll tax, Livoberezhna Ukraine, Malorosiya, Slobozhanschina, Cossacks, military citizens, peasantry.
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Finance, History, European History, Economic History, Systematics (Taxonomy), and 27 moreEuropean Studies, Russian Studies, Russian, Government, Historiography, Peasant Studies, Taxation, Tax reform, Ukrainian Studies, Russian Politics, Taxonomy, Tax Policy, Russian History, Social History, Ukraine (History), Politics of Ukraine, Russia, Central and Eastern Europe, Ukraine, Historia, History of Law, Imperialism, Ukrainian History, Peasant History, Historiografía, Kozak History, and Colonialism and Imperialismedit
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European History, European Studies, Romanian History, Ukrainian Studies, Central European history, and 9 moreRomanian Studies, Ukraine (History), Politics of Ukraine, Etnohistoria, Central and Eastern Europe, Etnography, Ukrainian History, Romanian Cultural Studies, and Romanian History, Istoria Romanieiedit
Collective statement by experts on Ukrainian nationalism on the role of far right groups in Ukraine’s protest movement, and a warning about the Russian imperialism-serving effects of some supposedly anti-fascist media reports from Kyiv
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Russian Literature, Ukrainian Studies, Ukrainian Church History, Petrine Literature, Ukrainian History, and 8 moreUkrainian Baroque Literature, Simeon Polockij, Literature of Kyjevan Rus, Russian Literature in the 18th century, 18th Century Russian Literature, Russian Baroque Litereture, 17th Century Russian Literature, Epifany Slavinetsky, and Ukraine in 17th centuryedit


