Talk:History of Ukraine

Content organization

The article is quite immense in word quantity, and most viewers may not find readability to be convenient; perhaps it should be split into further sub-articles of some sort? This article thus could serve as a portal page, with each section giving a brief overview (a straight-up summary might be boring) and links to specific pages with more substantial info. Including additional subsections to divide up the information further would also help. —LT ^{(The Old Right was right!)} Friday, 21:35, December 1, 2022 (EST)

That's a good point. Ukrainian "history" is deeply problematic. Some people today claim Ukraine doesn't exist, while the Zelensky regime even now insists ancient Egyptians were Ukrainians. So where to begin presents problems of its own. RobS^{Give Peace a chance} 21:55, December 1, 2022 (EST)

Egyptians are Ukrainians? Wow, next you know, we have always been at war with Eurasia Eastasia Russia!

Also, on another note, I hope the massive blocks of content in the article aren't copy/pasted across multiple pages? It's generally better to have more of a "hierarchy" for article series with a sense of structure and organization between different pages rather than having multiple massive articles containing the exact same paragraphs of information. —LT ^{(The Old Right was right!)} Friday, 22:05, December 1, 2022 (EST)

That's what I'm working on - to make this portal page for History_of_Ukraine#Nazi collaboration: 1941-1945, History_of_Ukraine#Fascist insurgency: 1944-1954, and History_of_Ukraine#Western-backed regime change: 2011/2021 where the sources are pretty scattereed right now. RobS^{Give Peace a chance} 22:12, December 1, 2022 (EST)

(ec) I think everything up to here: History_of_Ukraine#Origins_of_Ukraine:_19th_century_and_World_War_I can go into its separate Kievan Rus' article, being that there was no Ukrainian alphabet of literature prior to this.

Then maybe there some merging from the Russian history article into Kievan Rus. RobS^{Give Peace a chance} 22:06, December 1, 2022 (EST)

Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church

I am going to remove the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church section from this article until the copy pasted information from another wiki is thoroughly vetted. Thank you. RobS^{The Truth. Just Putin It Out There} 11:20, December 13, 2024 (EST)

Liberal fascist revisionism

• Reuters: CIA and FBI computers used for Wikipedia edits, August 16, 2007.

A lot of this stuff was copied from the CIA-controlled Wikipedia and its attempts, even admittedly so, to rewrite Ukrainian history via the diaspora community prior to the NATO war in Ukraine. RobS^{Zelensky Must Go!} 23:56, November 16, 2025 (EST)