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Paul Robert Magocsi. Ukraine: A History. Lecture 38: Soviet Ukraine's Other Peoples, University of Toronto, 12 February 2024. 4:22 Nationality composition of Soviet Ukraine, 1926 6:05 Nationality districts in Soviet Ukraine, 1931 4:40 Nationality subdivisions in Soviet Ukraine, circa 1931 15:59 Mikhail / Mykhailo Volobuiev, Nikolai Fitilev / Mykola Khvylovyi 21:51 Jewish agricultural settlements in the steppe of southern Ukraine and Crimea 22:35 Learning how to drive agricultural tractors: Jewish students and their course instructors near Kherson, March 1926 23:23 Shtetl market square, Rzhyshchiv, central Soviet Ukraine, 1920s 24:05 Kultur-Lige publication: Yiddish-language translation of Charles Dickens, Oliver Twist (Kyiv, 1925) 28:24 Three Jewish nationality districts in southern Ukraine 28:47 Ukrainian and Yiddish languages, dialects 30:11 Jewish students at the Ratmansky school in Kyiv under a portrait of Lenin and a banner in Yiddish which reads: "Long live the Komsomol tribe, the powerful reserve force and reliable helper of the Communist party" 36:03 Polish district in Ukraine 37:15 Polish-language daily newspaper in Soviet Ukraine, Sierp / The Sickle (Kyiv, 1922-1941) 42:43 Gathering the harvest on a German village soviet collective farm in the steppe Ukraine 45:55 Crimean Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic 46:37 Nationality composition of Crimean ASSR, 1926 49:48 Veli Ibrahimov (1888-1928), seated in the center among the members of the Presidium of the Central Executive Committee of the Crimean ASSR 55:49 Mongol invasions, The Golden Horde, ca. 1300 1:00:02 Children’s books from 1920s and 1930s depicting the change of alphabets imposed on the Crimean Tatar language: Arabic, Roman/Latin, and Cyrillic For further information, you may wish to consult: A History of Ukraine: The Land and Its Peoples (University of Toronto Press, 2010). https://utorontopress.com/9781442610217/a-... Chair of Ukrainian Studies University of Toronto