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theophan-o · 21 hours
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Ukrainian Cossack-Bandurist
Vintage postcard, published c. 1915 in Krakow, signed by K. Gawrowicz
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alcestas-sloboda · 7 months
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Reply of the Zaporozhian Cossacks by Ilya Repin // 112th Territorial Defense Brigade by Emeric Lhuisset
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kay-i · 6 months
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AeriSeph x 🇺🇦
For Sephiroth, I used the reference of a warlike Cossack because Sephiroth looks good without a shirt. He also wears a hetman's hat, because feathers… feathers suit him💕
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songs-of-the-east · 7 months
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Ukrainian Cossacks
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mapsontheweb · 1 month
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Ukraine land of Cossacks, 1720 map by Johann Baptist Homann.
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Defenders (c) @ rabbitsvyt
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vermutandherring · 4 months
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'Lo, there, somewhere near black waters A young cossack mounts his horse. Sadly he parts with his girl, But even more sadly with Ukraine'. Hej Sokoły - Polish/Ukrainian folk song
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As a result of today's russian massive attack, near 20 dead and 132 wounded are known. The number of victims continues to rise. It is hard to believe that this story has been going on for centuries...
CC credits: Horses: • SSO Bridle from Khaan Set by @morningstarequestrian • Ancient Rome tack set by @heliossims • Iberian Show Saddle Pad by Zorela • Ornate Saddle Pad by @flowermilksims Cossacks: • Blueboy Lugos outfit by @thesensemedieval • Ye Medieval Leather Boots by Arltos • Colossus Cloak by @lady-moriel • Arthur shirt by @natalia-auditore • Alucard Cloak by Natalia Auditore • Ye Medieval - ARTHUR | top by Plumbobs n Fries • Ye Medieval - ELIAS | pants by Plumbobs n Fries • Ye Medieval Norman Hairstyle by Mazero5 Additional: • Otoman hat edited by me from the Toques hat set by @waxesnostalgic • Kobur hat edited from Santa's hat by me (both have not the best quality so i'm not sure I'll share them)
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Mykola Kornylovych Pymonenko (Ukrainian, 1862-1912) Seeing off the Cossacks, 1902 National Art Museum of Ukraine, Kyiv
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surfingkaliyuga · 7 months
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“Polish Winged Hussar Bannerman” Piotr Arendzikowski 2015
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kobzars · 2 months
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Antique photograph of Ilya Repin's painting "Kozak in the Steppe" from a rare antique album, 1891 edition. Review of the album, photos and Repin's biography in the article.
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theophan-o · 6 months
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The Young Witch & the Devil (Молода відьма & чорт) by Ukrainian artist Halyna Mazepa (Галина Мазепа, 1910-1995).
Pair of vintage postcards published in Lviv, 1930’s.
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coolconsiderateman · 4 months
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another cool historical fact
George Washington had an audience with the Ukrainian explorer Yuriy Lysiansky, who was a descendant of the Zaporozhian Cossack (it's a region where I live). George Washington asked a lot about Ukrainians and Cossacks. Yuriy Lysiansky wrote that this meeting had been one of the warmest of his life.
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werewolfvegan · 10 months
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A Cossack dagger and sheath from 1904.
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illustratus · 5 months
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Cossacks attacking a squadron of the Guards of Honour
by Édouard Detaille
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bazyl-szalony · 1 month
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Don't sit alone at the table in the night... or the devil may show up...
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alongwaytostar · 2 months
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Taking history notes today and the textbook describes Yemelyan Pugachev as a Russian who started a rebellion against his empire. Despite the fact that he was a Cossack leading a rebellion of mostly non ethnically Russian peoples against the colonial empire that was crushing them.
Was he Russian in the sense of living on land that was controlled by the Russian empire? Yes, but calling him Russian without talking about the history of his actual ethnic identity as a Cossack and Russia’s history of violent erasure of that ethnic group and many others, just keeps perpetuating the ignorance surrounding the actual history of that colonial empire and all the peoples who suffered and continue to suffer for it.
American history textbooks continue to disappoint me.
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