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Portnov, A. (2021). 'How History Writing Became ‘Official’' In K. Amacher, A. Portnov, & V. Serhiienko (Eds.), Official History in Eastern Europe (1st ed., pp. 39-64)
Portnov, Andrii. "How History Writing Became ‘Official’: Soviet Ukrainian Historiography Reconsidered". Official History in Eastern Europe, edited by Korine Amacher, Andrii Portnov and Viktoriia Serhiienko, fibre Verlag, 2021, pp. 39-64.
Portnov, A. (2021): 'How History Writing Became ‘Official’', in Amacher, K, Portnov, A, Serhiienko, V (eds.). Official History in Eastern Europe. fibre Verlag, pp. 39-64.
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How History Writing Became ‘Official’

Soviet Ukrainian Historiography Reconsidered

Portnov, Andrii

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fibre Verlag
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https://doi.org/10.3790/978-3-88640-433-9.2020.39
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26

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Andrii Portnov

Portnov, Andrii, Prof. Dr., Professor of the Entangled History of Ukraine at the Viadrina European University in Frankfurt (Oder), Guest Professor at the University of Potsdam, and Director of the PRISMA UKRAЇNA Research Network Eastern Europe

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Section Title Page Action Price
Andrii Portnov: How History Writing Became ‘Official’. Soviet Ukrainian Historiography Reconsidered 39
The Collectivization of the Academy of Sciences 40
The Institute of the History of Ukraine 43
Another Academic Tradition and Its Limitations 48
The Soviet University in Ukraine 50
The Higher Attestation Commission and the Granting of Academic Degrees 53
The Singularity of Ukraine in the Soviet Historiography of the 1960s–1980s 56
The Social Status of the Historian and the Non-Conformist Arena 57
The Challenges of Perestroika 61

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