Myroslav Popovych, Volodymyr Mazepa and the Struggle for the “Wall of Memory”

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Vlada Davidenko

doi:10.31649/sent44.02.157

August 30, 2025SententiaeOpen Access

Myroslav Popovych, Volodymyr Mazepa and the Struggle for the “Wall of Memory”

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Myroslav Popovych and Volodymyr Mazepa advocated for the Wall of Memory, and their appeals reflect historical concerns.
The publication examines key appeals made to authorities in 1988 and 1989 regarding memory preservation.
The analysis underscores the impact of these appeals on cultural heritage in the Ukrainian SSR.
The protection of the Wall of Memory illustrates broader themes of national identity and remembrance.

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Annotated publication examines appeals for the Wall of Memory's protection in the Ukrainian SSR, highlighting their significance.

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The first annotated publication of appeals by Myroslav Popovich and Volodymyr Mazepa to the authorities of the Ukrainian SSR regarding the protection of the Wall of Memory (1988 and 1989).

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