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The Icelandic Parliament recognized the Holodomor of 1932-1933 as a genocide of Ukrainians

The Icelandic parliament recognized the Holodomor of 1932-1933 as genocide of the Ukrainian people. This was announced by the head .....

The House of Representatives of Belgium recognized the Holodomor as genocide of the Ukrainian people

On Thursday, the Belgian federal parliament’s Chamber of Representatives adopted a resolution recognizing the 1932-33 famine in Ukrainian, known as .....

“A Year” is the author’s documentary project by Dmytro Komarov. Part two (English subtitles)

Dmitry Komarov was the first journalist who saw with his own eyes and filmed the horrors of the newly liberated .....

Ukraine in 2 minutes: Crimea. A Story of the Occupied Peninsula

The Ukrainian Institute, together with UkraineWorld, has prepared 10 videos in English about Ukraine: from Kievan Rus to the modern IT capital. .....

Ukraine in 2 minutes: HI-TECH Ukraine. Why Ukraine Can Be An IT Powerhouse

The Ukrainian Institute, together with UkraineWorld, has prepared 10 videos in English about Ukraine: from Kievan Rus to the modern IT capital. .....

The profile committee of the Italian Parliament recognized the Holodomor as a genocide of the Ukrainian people

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni told Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky that the relevant committee of the Italian Parliament recognized the .....

Ukraine in 2 minutes: Why Donbas Is An Integral Part of Ukraine and Europe

The Ukrainian Institute, together with UkraineWorld, has prepared 10 videos in English about Ukraine: from Kievan Rus to the modern IT capital. .....

Ukraine in 2 minutes: What Makes Ukrainian Culture Interesting

The Ukrainian Institute, together with UkraineWorld, has prepared 10 videos in English about Ukraine: from Kievan Rus to the modern IT capital. .....

The history of Odessa, since its foundation and during its first century of growth, shows how rich was the contribution of many foreign communities, like: Italians, French, Greeks, Jewish, German, British, Polish and Turkish. Odessa has a cosmopolitan DNA, which is not only tradition but also energy for its development. This memory of the past makes Odessa a more opened place to foreigners than other cities.

TOJ tells international readers the historical events happened in Odessa, which shows a city familiar to cultural innovation and business creation. It was the most modern and liberal city of Russian Empire. TOJ publishes historical amenities, which paint Odessa as an intriguing city to be visited.

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