History | Modern Ukraine
D320 | 27718 | Kuromiya


27718		6:30-9:00	W			KUROMIYA
Above section carries culture studies credit
A portion of the above section reserved for majors
Above section open to undergraduates only

Topic: From Cossacks to Independence

This course discusses the history of one of most neglected nations in
European history, once the breadbasket of the Soviet Union and now
one of the largest nations in Europe.  Covers the entire history of
Ukraine, but emphasis is placed on the modern period.  Examines
issues of national identity and national consciousness and explores
the place of Ukraine in Russian and European history.  Some knowledge
of
Russian/(East) East European history is helpful, but not required.
The main textbook is Subtelny, Ukraine, A History. Combines lecture
and discussion. Requirements include regular attendance, a mid-term
exam, and a final exam or essay.