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'''Ukraine''' is a country in East Europe. It borders Russia, Weissruthenien, Romania, The Don-Kuban Union and Poland
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| align=center font-size:95% colspan=2 | '''Anthem''' <br> Shche ne vmerla Ukraina <br> (Ukraine's glory has not perished)
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|'''Official Languages''' || Ukrainian
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|'''Capital''' || Kiev
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|'''Head of State''' || [[Wilhelm Habsburg-Lothringen|Vasyl I Vyshyvanyi]]
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|'''Head of Government''' || [[Pavlo Skoropadsky]]
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|'''Establishment'''<br>&nbsp; - Establishment of the Ukrainian People’s Republic
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|<br>&nbsp; March 17, 1917
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|&nbsp; - Independence
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|&nbsp;January 22, 1918
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|&nbsp; - Hetmanate
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|&nbsp;April 1918
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|'''Government'''
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|Parliamentary monarchy
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|'''Currency'''
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|Ukrainian hryvnia
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|'''Area'''
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|Approx 600 000 km²
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|'''Population'''
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|About 30 millions
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'''Ukraine''' is a country in Eastern Europe. It borders [[Russia]] to the northeast, the [[Don-Kuban Union]] to the southeast, [[Romania]] to the southwest, [[Galicia-Lodomiera]] (part of [[Austria-Hungary]]) to to west and  [[White Ruthenia]] to the northwest.
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== History ==
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Following centuries of subjugation under the [[Russia|Russian Empire]], Ukraine was liberated following the "Peace of Nations" at Brest-Litovsk. Under German pressures that culminated in a coup by [[Pavlo Skoropadsky]], what initially began as a socialist inspired ''Ukrainian People’s Republic'' saw a an inexorable transformation into an authoritarian Hetmanate, which was essentially a mechanism to support the interests of landowners. However, due to unrest at these developments, compromises had to be met and at the end of 1919 [[Wilhelm Habsburg-Lothringen]] was accepted as titular King of Ukraine with the name of Vasyl Vyshyvanyi, a new constitution was drafted and the elected legislative Rada was restored. Eventually, Ukraine fell under the [[Austria-Hungary|Austro-Hungarian]] sphere of influence, with the King holding the greater power.
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However, following the deadlock in the [[Ausgleich#1927 Ausgleich|renegotiations of Ausgleich in 1927]], [[Austria-Hungary]] had to ask [[Germany]]'s mediation and the price was the transfer of control of Ukraine. While Vasyl Vyshyvanyi remained King of Ukraine, the true power was handed over to Skoropadsky as the Hetman, a Chief Executive position which combined both civil government and military command functions. Since then Ukraine has been transformed (thanks mainly to German investment and favouritism in trading arrangements) into an agricultural giant.
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However, the lack of representative government and the increasingly desperate position of the masses in relation to the rich has lead to a rapidly rising Social Democratic movement, which shows increasing signs of radicalization under the inspiration of the Socialist government in [[Georgia]]. This internal threat combined with the dangers posed by ambitious states on her frontiers has lead many observers to doubt Ukraine’s ability it to survive the coming years.
== Politics ==
== Politics ==
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'''King of Ukraine''': J.K.D. [[Wilhelm Habsburg-Lothringen|Vasyl I Vyshyvanyi]]
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'''Hetman''': [[Pavlo Skoropadsky]]
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== History ==
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'''Foreign Minister''': Dmytri Ivanovych Doroshenko
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'''Armament Minister''': Andrey Livytskyi
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'''Minister of Security ''': Igor Kistyakovsky
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'''Head of Military Intelligence''': Ivan Poltavets-Ostryanitsa
   
   
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Following centuries of subjugation under the Russian Empire, Ukraine was ‘liberated’ following ‘the Peace of Nations’ at Brest-Litovsk. Under German pressures that culminated in a coup by Pavlo Skoropadsky, what initially began as a socialist inspired ‘Ukrainian People’s Republic’ saw a an inexorable transformation into an authoritarian Hetmanate, which was essentially a mechanism to support the interests of landowners. However, due to unrest at these developments compromised had to be met, and at the end of 1919 Maximillian von Habsburg was accepted as titular King of Ukraine, a new constitution drafted and the elected legislative Rada restored.
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'''Chief of Army''': Vladislav Dashkevich-Gorbatsky
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'''Chief of Navy''': Andrey Pokrovsky
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'''Chief of Air Force''': Vyacheslav Tkachev
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Following [[Germany]]'s mediation in the [[Ausgleich#1927 Ausgleich|renegotiations of Ausgleich in 1927]], the King was deprived of part of his powers which were transferred to the Hetman, [[Pavlo Skoropadsky]]. The Hetman is both the head of the civil government and the military chief of the armed forces and cannot be removed by the monarch unless treachery is proven.
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== Military ==
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=== Army ===
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Among the countries of Mitteleuropa, Ukraine is probably the one who can boast about having the largest Army... after the [[Germany#Military|German Reichsheer]] of course. The Ukranian Army comprise eighteen infantry divisions, two specialized mountain divisions, an outdated cavalry division and even one motorized infantry division.
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=== Navy ===
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The Ukrainian Navy, stationed in Sevastopol, consist mainly of old and outdated Russian ships. It comprise one battleship, one heavy cruiser, three light cruisers, one destroyer and three submarines.
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=== Air Force ===
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The Ukranian Air Force consist of only one squadron of interceptors.
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== Foreign relations ==
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Ukraine is part of the [[Mitteleuropa]] military and economic alliance.
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Very good relations with [[Germany]] and other countries in Mitteleuropa.
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However, it soon emerged that these ‘concessions’ were mere tokens - the franchise was limited according to strict property qualifications, and as a result true power remained securely with the ‘Hetman’, a ‘Chief Executive’ position which combines both civil government and military command functions. Since the coup Ukraine has been transformed (thanks mainly to German investment and favouritism in trading arrangements) into an agricultural giant.  
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Friendly relations with [[Bulgaria]] and [[Austria]].
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However, the lack of representative government and the increasingly desperate position of the masses in relation to the rich has lead to a rapidly rising Social Democratic movement, which shows increasing signs of radicalisation under the inspiration of the Socialist government in Georgia. This internal threat combined with the dangers posed by ambitious states on her frontiers has lead many observers to doubt Ukraine’s ability it to survive the coming years.
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Unfriendly relations with [[Hungary]].
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[[Category:Countries]] [[Category:European countries]] [[Category:Mitteleuropa]]
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[[Category:Countries]] [[Category:European countries]] [[Category:Mitteleuropa]] [[Category:Monarchies]]

Current revision as of 14:12, 29 December 2016

Українська Держава
Ukrainian State
320px-Royal_Standard_of_the_Hetman_of_Ukraine_%281918%29.svg.png 387px-Alex_K_Ukrainska_Derzhava.svg.png


Flag and Coat of Arms of Ukraine

Anthem
Shche ne vmerla Ukraina
(Ukraine's glory has not perished)

Ukraine, surrounded by other Eastern European countries


Official Languages Ukrainian
Capital Kiev
Head of State Vasyl I Vyshyvanyi
Head of Government Pavlo Skoropadsky
Establishment
  - Establishment of the Ukrainian People’s Republic
  March 17, 1917
  - Independence  January 22, 1918
  - Hetmanate  April 1918
Government Parliamentary monarchy
Currency Ukrainian hryvnia
Area Approx 600 000 km²
Population About 30 millions

Ukraine is a country in Eastern Europe. It borders Russia to the northeast, the Don-Kuban Union to the southeast, Romania to the southwest, Galicia-Lodomiera (part of Austria-Hungary) to to west and White Ruthenia to the northwest.

Contents

History

Following centuries of subjugation under the Russian Empire, Ukraine was liberated following the "Peace of Nations" at Brest-Litovsk. Under German pressures that culminated in a coup by Pavlo Skoropadsky, what initially began as a socialist inspired Ukrainian People’s Republic saw a an inexorable transformation into an authoritarian Hetmanate, which was essentially a mechanism to support the interests of landowners. However, due to unrest at these developments, compromises had to be met and at the end of 1919 Wilhelm Habsburg-Lothringen was accepted as titular King of Ukraine with the name of Vasyl Vyshyvanyi, a new constitution was drafted and the elected legislative Rada was restored. Eventually, Ukraine fell under the Austro-Hungarian sphere of influence, with the King holding the greater power.

However, following the deadlock in the renegotiations of Ausgleich in 1927, Austria-Hungary had to ask Germany's mediation and the price was the transfer of control of Ukraine. While Vasyl Vyshyvanyi remained King of Ukraine, the true power was handed over to Skoropadsky as the Hetman, a Chief Executive position which combined both civil government and military command functions. Since then Ukraine has been transformed (thanks mainly to German investment and favouritism in trading arrangements) into an agricultural giant.

However, the lack of representative government and the increasingly desperate position of the masses in relation to the rich has lead to a rapidly rising Social Democratic movement, which shows increasing signs of radicalization under the inspiration of the Socialist government in Georgia. This internal threat combined with the dangers posed by ambitious states on her frontiers has lead many observers to doubt Ukraine’s ability it to survive the coming years.

Politics

King of Ukraine: J.K.D. Vasyl I Vyshyvanyi

Hetman: Pavlo Skoropadsky

Foreign Minister: Dmytri Ivanovych Doroshenko

Armament Minister: Andrey Livytskyi

Minister of Security : Igor Kistyakovsky

Head of Military Intelligence: Ivan Poltavets-Ostryanitsa

Chief of Army: Vladislav Dashkevich-Gorbatsky

Chief of Navy: Andrey Pokrovsky

Chief of Air Force: Vyacheslav Tkachev

Following Germany's mediation in the renegotiations of Ausgleich in 1927, the King was deprived of part of his powers which were transferred to the Hetman, Pavlo Skoropadsky. The Hetman is both the head of the civil government and the military chief of the armed forces and cannot be removed by the monarch unless treachery is proven.

Military

Army

Among the countries of Mitteleuropa, Ukraine is probably the one who can boast about having the largest Army... after the German Reichsheer of course. The Ukranian Army comprise eighteen infantry divisions, two specialized mountain divisions, an outdated cavalry division and even one motorized infantry division.

Navy

The Ukrainian Navy, stationed in Sevastopol, consist mainly of old and outdated Russian ships. It comprise one battleship, one heavy cruiser, three light cruisers, one destroyer and three submarines.

Air Force

The Ukranian Air Force consist of only one squadron of interceptors.

Foreign relations

Ukraine is part of the Mitteleuropa military and economic alliance.

Very good relations with Germany and other countries in Mitteleuropa.

Friendly relations with Bulgaria and Austria.

Unfriendly relations with Hungary.

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