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"Ukrainian peasant" is th e collection of scientific works on the agrarian history, peasantry history, particularly of historiography, methodology, source studies, as well as the historical development of peasantry at the main stages of the history development. For a wide range of specialists in Humanities, teachers, post-graduate students, students and everyone, who is interested in agrarian history. Established in: 2000 ISSN: 2413-8142 (Print) 2788-5364 (Online) Extract from the Register of…

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Family wineries of Тranscarpathia (1991–2025)

The purpose of the publication is to clarify the features of the development of family wineries in the Transcarpathian region during the years of Ukraine’s independence. Results. Currently, the Transcarpathian region ranks fifth among the six «grape» regions of Ukraine. Transcarpathian winemakers have switched to craft wine production, focusing on quality. One of the first who managed to introduce…

Agrarian Legislation of the United States, 1789–1865: From the Land Ordinances to the Homestead Act

The aim of the article is to conduct a comprehensive analysis of U.S. agricultural legislation from 1789 to 1865 as an instrument for shaping the American model of statehood and regulating land relations in the process of territorial expansion. Conclusions. The article provides a comprehensive legal and historical analysis of the agrarian legislation of the United States from the adoption of the…

On the brink of famine: Odesa Province in the food policy of the communist regime in the early 1920s

The study aims to provide a systemic analysis of the implementation of the food dictatorship policy by the Communist (Bolshevik) regime in the Odesa Province in the early 1920s (on the eve of the mass famine): identifying regional specifics of its implementation, the reaction of the local population, and its role in the formation of a food crisis as a key precondition for the famine catastrophe in…

The concept of peasant inferiority in bolshevik ideology

This article provides a comprehensive analysis of the concept of peasant inferiority within Bolshevik ideological thought in the context of the socio-political transformations of the early twentieth century. The study is grounded in the understanding of the peasantry as a numerically dominant and economically significant social stratum of the Russian Empire, attitudes toward which largely shaped…

Historical stages of rural medicine evolutionin Ukraine: from soviet modernization to transformations of the early 21st century (1953–2014)

The aim of the article is to provide a comprehensive study of the historical evolution of rural medicine in Ukraine from 1953 to 2014. It involves identifying and scientifically substantiating the key stages in the transformation of the medical network, as well as assessing the impact of state policy on the quality of healthcare for rural populations. The scientific novelty . The study identifies…

Typology of publications on the history of villages on the pages of the journal “Litopys Boikivshchyny” journal (1969–2020)

The purpose of the article is to present the results of a historiographical study of works on the history of Ukrainian villages in the Carpathians and Subcarpathia, published on the pages of the journal “Litopys Boikivshchyny” (“Chronicle of Boykivshchynа”) in 1969–2020. Scientific novelty : for the first time in Ukrainian historiography, a set of works on the history of villages and peasantry…

Images of the Ukrainian village of the second half of the 19th – early 20th century in the prose of Dmytro Yavornytskyi

Purpose. The purpose of this article is to identify the main characteristics of the lives of peasants and landed gentry in the post-reform period as represented in the prose works of Dmytro Yavornytskyi. Scientific novelty. For the first time, the author analyzes the vision of peasant issues and the specific features of landed gentry life under conditions of capitalist modernization in Dnipro…

Ukrainian peasants and landowners: social and interethnic conflict on the Right-Bank Ukraine through the prism of publications of the «Dziennik Kijowski»

The aim of the article is to clarify the preconditions and essence of the peasant–landowner confrontation in Right-Bank Ukraine at the beginning of the twentieth century and to examine its nature and dynamics as reflected in the pages of the newspaper «Dziennik Kijowski». Scientific novelty lies in the analysis of materials from the Polish periodical «Dziennik Kijowski» as an important source for…

The patriarch of Ukrainian historical and agrarian science: to the 80th anniversary of professor Anatoliy Morozov

The purpose of this personalistic article is to provide a general overview of the life path and scholarly work of Anatoliy Heorhiyovych Morozov, a prominent Ukrainian scholar in the field of historical and agrarian science, Doctor of Historical Sciences, Professor, and Head of the Department of Archaeology and Special Branches of Historical Science at Bohdan Khmelnytsky National University of…

The Prime Minister of the Ukrainian State of 1918: A New Study of the Figure of Fedir Lyzohub

The purpose of the article is to provide a comprehensive analysis of the monograph Fedir Lyzohub – Prime Minister of the Hetman Government (May–November 1918) by R. Pyrih and R. Tymchenko, to determine its scholarly significance, source base, methodological approaches, and the authors’ contribution to the study of Fedir Lyzohub’s personality and the functioning of the governmental institutions of…