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If only Iraq were like Ukraine: a journalist's experiences
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Ukrainian Weekly, The
05-15-2005
Yaroslav Trofimov, who was born in Ukraine, is a roving foreign
correspondent for The Wall Street Journal and the author of "Faith at War:
A Journey on the Frontlines of Islam, from Baghdad to Timbuktu" (Henry
Holt, May 2005; www.faithatwar.com). In 1990-1992 his free-lance articles
were published in The Ukrainian Weekly; many of them were written for Rukh
Press International. Mr. Trofimov will present his new book an...
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"The Ukrainian Weekly 2000"
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; ... divisions, struggle and remembrance" and "The 1990s: The dream, and the reality," they are meant to help set the stage for the news reports and commentaries that follow by placing them in a broader context that allows readers to better understand the events ...
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The Ukrainian Weekly: Ukraine lives!
Ukrainian Weekly, The
; ... many naively thought it would all be smooth sailing ahead. Our spirits were lifted even higher after we heard the incredible news about the nationwide referendum of December 1, 1991, in which an overwhelming 90 percent plus of the people of Ukraine voted ...
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THE UKRAINIAN WEEKLY: Our 69th anniversary
Ukrainian Weekly, The
; ... the Internet dedicated to the Great Famine, the full texts of all issues published in 1996-2001, as well as excerpts of the top news stories published each week during the current year. As well, there is an index of stories published in the years 1933-1948 ...
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The Ukrainian Weekly: Ukrainians and the diaspora; life together
Ukrainian Weekly, The
; Ukrainian Weekly, The 08-26-2001 THE UKRAINIAN WEEKLY: Ukrainians and the diaspora; life together This prior week witnessed the passing and celebration of Ukraine's first independent and "democratic" decade. While its citizens, the diaspora and we here at The Ukrainian Weekly celebrate a truly
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THE UKRAINIAN WEEKLY: The 11th anniversary
Ukrainian Weekly, The
; On August 24, 1991, we witnessed an unprecedented event that brought about the realization of an age-old dream and the culmination of Ukraine's decades of hope and struggle under the Soviet regime. Citing "the mortal danger surrounding Ukraine in connection with the state coup in the USSR on August
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The Ukrainian Weekly: Celebrating the 10th
Ukrainian Weekly, The
; Ukrainian Weekly, The 09-02-2001 THE UKRAINIAN WEEKLY: Celebrating the 10th The gala celebrations in Kyiv of the 10th anniversary of Ukraine's independence assumed many forms: public and private, official and unofficial, those for the elite, those to which one had to have an official invitation Our
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Meanwhile, here at The Ukrainian Weekly
Ukrainian Weekly, The
; ... Kyiv's famed horse chestnut trees; from news of the closings of schools in Newark, N ... July we began a special section of brief news items related to the presidential campaign ... text to go online in late February.) Staff news Layout artist Larissa Oprysko, joined our ...
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THE UKRAINIAN WEEKLY: A tribute and a celebration
Ukrainian Weekly, The
; ... The book contains contemporaneous reports on events leading up to the re-establishment of Ukraine's independence, as well as news reports filed from the scene by our Kyiv Press Bureau on that momentous day in 1991 when the Parliament of the Ukrainian SSR ...
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The Ukrainian Weekly releases a new book, "Ukraine Lives!"
Ukrainian Weekly, The
; ... to the re-establishment of Ukraine's independence, as well as news reports filed from the scene by The Weekly's Kyiv Press Bureau ... the two-volumes of "The Ukrainian Weekly: 2000." It contains news stories and features prepared by the editorial staff of The Weekly ...
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THE UKRAINIAN WEEKLY; Seventy years
Ukrainian Weekly, The
; Ukrainian Weekly, The 10-05-2003 What is 70 years? Once it was considered a person's lifetime. But what is 70 years for a newspaper? How does one quantify what that means in the life of a publication like ours? For The Ukrainian Weekly - which first rolled off the presses as a publication of the
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