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September 5, 2025Ukraine Cultural Heritage National Identity Statehood

DEPICTION OF THE COSSACK UPRISING OF 1630 UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF TARAS TRYASYLO IN POLISH HISTORIOGRAPHY OF THE LATE 19th – FIRST THIRD OF THE 20th CENTURIES

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RBRostyslav BURDYAK

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This research examines Polish historians' perspectives on the Cossack uprising of 1630, highlighting inter-confessional conflicts and their impacts on historical memory.

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Polish historians from the late 19th and early 20th centuries interpreted the Cossack uprising of 1630 through their unique perspectives, which shaped historical understanding.
Assessments of the uprising's causes often highlighted conflicts between Cossacks and inter-confessional struggles, emphasizing their socio-political dimensions.
Some historians downplayed Polish losses during the military campaigns, framing them as victories, which reflects their nationalistic motivations in the interwar period.
The portrayal of key events like the Pereyaslav Treaty revealed differing views on its significance, demonstrating the ongoing influence of historical narratives in shaping national identities.

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Rostyslav BURDYAK (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68bb4def6d6d5674bcd01c8c https://doi.org/10.33402/ukr.2025-41-110-121

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This research examines Polish historians' perspectives on the Cossack uprising of 1630, highlighting inter-confessional conflicts and their impacts on historical memory.

DEPICTION OF THE COSSACK UPRISING OF 1630 UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF TARAS TRYASYLO IN POLISH HISTORIOGRAPHY OF THE LATE 19th – FIRST THIRD OF THE 20th CENTURIES

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DEPICTION OF THE COSSACK UPRISING OF 1630 UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF TARAS TRYASYLO IN POLISH HISTORIOGRAPHY OF THE LATE 19th – FIRST THIRD OF THE 20th CENTURIES

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