The History of Ukraine: Every Year

This video is a part of a massive group collaboration about Ukrainian history. See the geographical evolution of Ukraine over time from the Hetmanate to the present. Everyone on this project is also bringing awareness to the charity for the Babyn Yar Holocaust Memorial Centre, an institution damaged during the 2022 Russian invasion.

Information Sources:
Past works
State Publishing House of Political Literature
Statoids
Wikipedia
World History at KMLA

Music used:
"Unrelenting", "Songs of the Volga Boatmen", & "Showdown"
by Kevin MacLeod

#ProjectUkraine

[EmperorTigerstar]

Be sure to see the playlist of the other videos of Project Ukraine in the description!

[historywithhilbert]

Really helpful overview for understanding the complicated politics and movements of peoples throughout Ukrainian history!

[diphyllum]

Nobody ever includes the part I find the most interesting, which is the Genoan cities in Crimea (up until the Ottomans conquered them)

[BlackOpsx]

I always love seeing the generally unmoving status of peacetime devolve into complete chaos in wartime for these videos

[emolohtrab]

what we expected, thank you for your commitments and what you offer us

[TapOnX]

Great video! Are you working on anything related to the history of Western Ukraine (Galicia, West Ukrainian People's Republic, Polish-Ukrainian War, etc.)?

[Christian-mtjx]

I love it when my favourite channels link up for projects like this. I will make sure to watch the playlist!

[RisingMushaMist]

Could you include Ukrainian speaking parts of Austro-Hungary? I mean those areas were where Ukrainian was encouraged and if im not mistakes were the areas that formed part of the basis for the later Ukrainian states

[CivilWarWeekByWeek]

So happy to be working with the Emperor himself great video man

[CraftsmanOfAwsomenes]

I know the whole year goes by in a blink of an eye so it’s only a snapshot but afaik you missed a couple of small territories (Hutsul, Komancza, Ukrainian Bukovina) that also broke free of Austria-Hungary in Galicia but weren’t part of West Ukrainian People’s Republic. Might have just been the date chosen though.

[jacobkoenig]

i like how you added the lakes appearing, that was fun

[greenorion]

3:42 I see that the Free Territory is visible in the southeast, but Im confused to why it wasn't deemed worthy of being labeled considering that it was largely a bottom-up Ukrainian endeavor

[alexangelo]

Kingdom of Galicia and Lodomeria within Austrian Empire could be shown too. And Green Ukraine in Russian Far East too. There were some pro-Ottoman hetmanates else

[danieldmelniki]

Grateful for this Playlist! @Kings and Generals & Company!!

[compatriot]

Glad to see this. As a Lithuanian, I greatly sympathize with Ukrainians over their struggles against Russian oppression

[SnapplyPie]

My favorite history YouTubers all getting together to help Ukraine! Love the project
Ill definitely be donating, thanks for what you're doing 🇺🇦

[lordofvital]

As an ukrainian, I consider this video as very good work.But there is a mistake-in 1704 after Paliy's guerilla and till the 1714 Right-bank Ukraine was also under Mazepa and then Scoropadskiy/russian government control.

[RavignonCh]

I was really happy when you helped me with my first Québec video and I am really glad to encounter you here again ^^ Looking forward to our next crossover lol

[timmccarthy]

Major props for showing the creation of reservoirs along the dnipro!

[HistoryandHeadlines]

EmperorTigerstar is among my favorite map channels!