Romania / Hungary / Kingdom of Romania / Poland / Russia / Soviet Union / Ukraine / /
Event
Diplomatic Relations / /
Facility
Ivan Kotliarevsky Museum / Ukrainian Cossack stronghold / /
IndustryTerm
law obliging / printing / /
NaturalFeature
Dnipro River / /
Organization
Methodius Brotherhood / Russian Senate / CC CP / Central Committee / Council of Ministers / Kyiv Mohyla Academy / Cyril / USSR / Russian Orthodox Church / Ministry of Religion and Sciences / Ministry of Culture / Union of Soviet Socialist Republics / Soviet party / Educational Committee of the Polish Diet / Soviet government / Russian Academy of Sciences / Russian Communist Party / Council of People / Russian Congress / Politburo / Main Administration of Publishing Affairs / Ministry of Education / /
Person
Peter / Lazar Baranovych / Mikhail / Petr Valuev / Nicholas II / Ivan Kotliarevsky / Anna Ivanovna / Petr Stolypin / Aleksei Shakhovskoi / Catherine II / Alexander II / Taras Shevchenko / Stalin / Dmitrii Tolstoy / Simeon Polotsky / /
Position
Prime Minister / Minister / Tsar / General / education minister / Prince / writer / Major / Empress / national poet / ruler / /
CHRONOLOGY OF PROHIBITIONS OF THE UKRAINIAN LANGUAGE Seventeenth century: 1622: At the request of Patriarch Filaret of Moscow, Tsar Mikhail issues order to