Demchenko T., Kaganova I.

Natives of the Chernihiv region as figures of Ukrainian Revolution of the period of the Central Rada in modern biographical studies

Section: Resources of biographical data about the Ukrainian revolution (1917–1921)

Abstract: The article defines the approximate number of figures of the Ukrainian Revolution of the period of the Central Rada – the natives of the Chernihiv region and the active participants in the events of 1917–1918 in the province. The number and quality of modern biographical research and similar popular scientific literature have been analyzed, and the selected bibliography of publications is given.

Keywords: Ukrainian Central Rada, Chernihiv region, participants of revolutionary events, I. Shrag, bibliography, historical and biographical essays, memoirs.

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• Demchenko T. (T. Shevchenko Chernihiv National Pedagogical University Chernihiv)
• Kaganova I. (V. Korolenko Chernihiv Region Library, Chernihiv)

Cite:
Demchenko T. (2017). Natives of the Chernihiv region as figures of Ukrainian Revolution of the period of the Central Rada in modern biographical studies. Biographistica Ukrainica, (15) 305-325. (In Ukrainan). https://doi.org/10.15407/ub.15.305

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