History
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Oleksii Mustafin — “History of Civilization. Ukraine. Volume 1”
Who Won World War II and How by Yurii Mushketyk explores little-known pages of WWII history through the eyes of a Ukrainian prose writer.
Overcoming Silence is a study by Marta Havryshko on sexual violence during World War II, the silenced history of women whose voices remained unheard for decades.
“Kruty: January 1918” is a historical documentary book (edited by Yaroslav Fayzulin) dedicated to one of the most tragic and, at the same time, most heroic chapters in Ukrainian history—the battle at the Kruty railway station on January 29, 1918.
Ivan Krypiakevych’s book *An Overview of Ukrainian History* is a fundamental yet accessible and concise work by one of the most outstanding Ukrainian historians of the twentieth century, a student of Mykhailo Hrushevsky.
“The Heroism of the Tragedy at Kruty” is a historical and documentary collection dedicated to one of the most tragic and, at the same time, most heroic chapters in Ukrainian history—the Battle of Kruty, which took place on January 29, 1918.
Erika Mann’s *School for Barbarians* is a non-fiction book about how the Nazi regime transformed the education system into a tool of propaganda and control. The author shows how children were raised to embrace blind obedience, hatred, and the cult of the Führer.
The book *Ukraine: History, Nature, Art* by Yuriy Chernetsky explores Ukraine’s historical past, its natural resources, and its cultural heritage. The book introduces readers to the most significant events in the country’s history, its notable landmarks, and the beauty of Ukraine’s natural landscape.
