Maxim Krongauz Monopoly on the tongue? Z. A. Zorina, A. A. Smirnov. What did the “speaking” monkeys tell about: are the highest animals able to operate with symbols? / Scientific. Ed. d. biol. n. I. I. Poletaeva. Predwell. A. D. Kosheleva. Postwell. Vyach. Sun. Ivanova and A. D. Kosheleva. M.: Languages ​​of Slavic cultures, 2006. 424 p. (Studia Naturaha). The word "project" is now in fashion - it is used to the place and not to the place.

To print Oksana Mikheev, re -heating the playful statement of Pierre Daninos [1] about the French, we can say that Ukraine is divided into 46 million 929 and a half thousand Ukrainians. Ukrainian scientific literature is replete with evidence of the originality and uniqueness of each region, the uniqueness of its historical fate and mentality. Political discourse, filled with contrasts, replicates fears of possible clashes and as if inevitable decay of Ukraine into separate parts.

In January 2006, the Russian-Ukrainian gas conflict caused a surge in public interest not only to relations between Ukraine and Russia in the energy region, but also to Ukrainian energy and the prospects of its development. In the Russian media, the correct public polemic did not occur, and little to the public clarified.

Report of Metropolitan Plato (Christmas) on the convocation of the All -Ukrainian Church Council Publication of Alexander Kravetsky Type The intoxication of freedom after the February Revolution was reflected in church life. In the spring and summer of 1917, the clergy and laity congresses were held in all dioceses, whose participants suggested reforming everything that was possible.

This issue of OZ looks at the current state of affairs in Ukraine from the standpointofthe Russian-Ukrainian relationship which, the editors believe, will in many ways determine the future course of Russia, Ukraine, and Europe as a whole.

1 Analyzing the culture of memory, the German historian Stefan Trebst conditionally divided the post -communist societies of central and eastern Europe into four groups [1] : 1. Societies in which the point of view is predominant that the communist regime was imposed from the outside and is alien to them, including ethnically. This is, first of all, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. 2.

FROM THE EDITOR “The Ukrainian night is quiet, the sky is transparent, the stars are shining, on...” This is the average minimum knowledge about Ukraine for any secondary school graduate. However, the knowledge of Ukraine even among interested Russians (not counting specialists in Ukrainian studies) does not rise very much above this minimum.

Print Andrea Gracieros Is a new interpretation of these events possible* [1] And what conclusions it allows you to draw? “Sooner or later, the Soviet people will put you on the bench of the defendants as a traitor to socialism and revolution, the main pest, the genuine enemy of the people, the organizer of hunger ...” [2] Letter of the former Soviet ambassador in Bulgaria F. Raskolnikov Stalin of August 17, 1939 1.

The western regions of modern Ukraine-Galicia, Bukovina and Transcarpathia-until 1918 were the most oriental provinces of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.

History of the Russian-Ukrainian village of Usenka [1] The Assumption in our area is the famous village. This is the second largest station after Matveev Kurgan. But the Assumption has become especially famous in recent years. It was on this village that the state border of Russia with Ukraine passed, dividing it into two parts. We heard that the face of each state is its border.

The process of removing property from state control began in Ukraine, when the country was still a republic within the USSR. The adoption of the laws “On Individual Labor Activity” (1986) and “On Cooperation in the USSR” (1988) made it possible for small private businesses and cooperatives to develop. Cooperatives organized within enterprises were often used as channels for the transfer of assets from the public sector.

Print Yuri Shapoval Communist regime and nationalist underground in Western Ukraine in the light of archival documents Having survived the dramatic events related to the end of World War II, in June 1945, Ukraine became a member of the UN. This happened at the insistence and under the personal control of Stalin. He not only needed votes to the UN.

Print Alexander Goryanin At a press conference on April 24, 2003, the President of Ukraine Leonid Kuchma said that he wrote the work of the philosophical and historical genre, but he was in no hurry with the publication: “The release of the book is currently undesirable, since it can be inappropriately perceived and cause political problems.” Moreover, he added, "the name of the book is still a secret." Ressed up.

Notes on the language situation in Ukraine [1] Of all, of all the conditions that determine the language situation in Ukraine, one remains unchanged - this is the interaction of two closely related languages ​​- Russian and Ukrainian - having a widespread spread and have a direct influence on each other. The nature of this interaction largely depends on the language policy of the state, since it is it that determines the status of languages.

After the collapse of the Soviet Union before Ukraine, as before other republics, the question arose: which of the possible ways of integration into international political and economic structures [1] is most consistent with its long -term national interests?