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completely not highlighted political history before times of ;

Kyivan Rus

in disorder highlighted the issue of emergence and formation of the ;

Ukrainian nation

some historians adhere to a false statement about "annexation of Galicia by Poland";

historians use inaccurate terminology such as 1st, 2nd, and 3rd (this "old, worn-out, and completely inaccurate" terminology has to be changed with new, scientific; the use of outdated terminology play into the hands of leadership of the Polish emigration government like General Władysław Sikorski who stated that the Soviet Union continues the policy of Catherine the Great and carried out the 4th partition of Poland);

partitions of Poland

the Ukrainian Cossack State of 16-17th centuries () is characterized one-sidedly, historians do not follow the instructions of Friedrich Engels that "tendency on creation of national states, which acts more clearly and more consciously, is one of the most significant levers of progress in Middle Ages" and did not reveal internal motives (political, economical, and cultural) of emergence of the Ukrainian Cossack State; they failed to stress that emergence of the Ukrainian Cossack State in those days was a progressive step forward compared to previous Lithuanian and Polish state arrangements in Ukraine;

Cossack Hetmanate

one-sidedly highlighted the reason for Ukraine annexation to Russia (Muscovite Tsardom), the 1654 act (the 1654 March Articles) was "not the beginning of union of Ukrainian and Russian nations, but political and legal arrangement of de facto existing through the ages union of those people which one day was intentionally broken by foreign invaders";

inadequately highlighted the issue of two pre-Revolutionary Russia (officially reactionary and democratic)

false reference of to national face (characteristics) of Ukrainian people;

Ukrainian nationalism

inadequately motivated victory of Socialist revolution in Ukraine;

inadequately highlighted historiography of Ukraine;

others.

1936 – 1936

Artashes Saradzhev

1936 – 1941

Serhiy Byelousov

1942 – 1947 , member-correspondent

Mykola Petrovskyi

1947 – 1964

Oleksandr Kasymenko

1964 – 1967

Kuzma Dubyna

1968 – 1973 , academician

Andriy Skaba

1973 – 1978 , member-correspondent

Arnold Shevelev

1978 – 1993 , academician

Yuriy Kondufor

1993 – present , academician

Valeriy Smoliy

2014 Hrushevskoho Street riots

Oleksiy Tolochko

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