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Ukrainian Culture and Conversation Table

Eggers Hall, 341

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Crimea Uncovered: History, Heritage, and Indigeneity

“Those who forget their past are not worthy of his future.”

Maksym Rylskyi

Join us for the next stop in our journey across Ukraine’s diverse regions—this time, we turn to Crimea, a land of stunning coastlines, mountain peaks and layered histories. From prehistoric footprints and Greek colonies to the Crimean Khanate and Russian imperial ambitions, Crimea has long been a crossroads of civilizations and cultures.

This interactive session will explore the ancient roots of civilization in Crimea, the Indigenous people of Crimea and their cultural legacy, natural and architectural treasures, as well as imperial myths and modern struggles.

Together, we’ll dismantle myths and reaffirm an undeniable truth: Crimea has never been a question—it is Ukraine.

This event is open to al—no Ukrainian language skills required. Come to learn, discuss and connect.

Pizza and drinks provided. 

This event will be hosted by Viktoriia-Anna Oliinyk, Fulbright and Hursky Graduate Scholar.

Support from the SU Ukrainian Club makes events like these possible, join today!

Remaining events in this series:

Dec. 4


Category

Social Science and Public Policy

Type

Discussions

Region

Campus

Open to

All Students

Faculty and Staff

Organizer

Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs

Contact

Ciara Hoyne
315.443.2935

cchoyne@syr.edu

Accessibility

Contact Ciara Hoyne to request accommodations