Items where Author is "Sytnyk, Olexander"

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Gudz, Victor and Sytnyk, Olexander (2023) Comprehensive study of national memory and historical policy in the international dimension (review of the monograph: The problem of historical memory in the world-historical discourse (1945 – 2015): monograph/head of the Author’s team – corresponding member of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, doctor of science, prof. A. I. Kudryachenko, scientific editor: Doctor of Science, Assoc. Soloshenko V. V., technical editor: candidate of political science, associate professor of science. Rozumyuk V. M. Kyiv: State University “Institute of World History of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine”, 2021. 312 p.). Skhidnoievropeiskyi Istorychnyi Visnyk [East European Historical Bulletin] (26). pp. 207-218.

Terno, Serhii and Sytnyk, Olexander and Turchenko, Halyna and Sytnyk, Kristina (2023) Online course methodology or how to achieve 60% completion rate? Педагогічні науки: теорія та практика (2). pp. 73-85.

Sytnyk, Olexander and Drogomyretsky, Borys and Sytnyk, Yuliia and Sizarev, Konstantin (2023) The transformation of bolshevism from a class ideology to an imperialist ideology. The Ukrainian case. Codrul Cosminului (Scоpus), 29 (2). pp. 287-306.

Sytnyk, Julia and Sytnyk, Olexander (2021) Ukrainian national identity in Donetsk region: problems and development trends from the end of the XIX - to the beginning of the XXI century. Culture and History (CH), 1 (2). pp. 31-38.

Sytnyk, Olexander (2021) Innovative aspect of the Analytical Archeology course in the process of studying the archaeological monuments of the North-Western Azov region. Humanitarian paradigm (4). pp. 18-28.

Sytnyk, Olexander and Gudz, Victor (2021) The suffering path of the Ukrainian Church: book review: Vegesh M., Kontsur-Karabinovich N., Marchuk V., Palinchak M., Golonich Ya. Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church: past and present. Skhidnoievropeiskyi Istorychnyi Visnyk (20). pp. 238-244.

Sytnyk, Julia and Sytnyk, Olexander (2020) Revival of language national consciousness of the Ukrainians of Donetsk region under conditions of “perestroika” and first years of independent Ukraine. Skhidnoievropeiskyi Istorychnyi Visnyk (15). pp. 196-207.