This week in history
September 16: 1651 . Cossacks in Bila Tserkva rebelled, unsatisfied with the conditions of the peace treaty with Poland.
1914. The first Ukrainian sharpshooters in the Austro-Hungarian Army swore allegiance to the Ukrainian liberation struggle.
September 17: 1939. The Red Army crossed the Soviet-Polish Border, occupying Western Ukraine and Western Belarus.
1989. The First Chervona Ruta Ukrainian Song Festival opened in Chernivtsi.
September 18: 1640. A Church Council started in Kyiv, approving the Orthodox Catechism.
1996. The Ministry for Foreign Economic Ties and Trade approved a provision On Bar-Coding Goods Produced in Ukraine.
September 19: 1941. Soviet troops abandoned Kyiv after 72 days of defense.
1991. The Kyiv-Mohyla Academy renewed its work.
September 20: 1919. The UNR Army and Nestor Makhno’s rebel regiments signed a treaty on common struggle against Denikin’s army.
1975. The Kuban oil tanker, the largest in Ukraine, was launched at the Kerch Shipbuilding Factory.
September 21: 1841. A medical faculty was opened at the University of Kyiv and is now the Ukrainian Bohomolets State Medical University.
1993. Verkhovna Rada accepted Leonid Kuchma’s resignation from the post of Prime Minister of Ukraine.
September 22: 1935. The Botanical Garden was founded in Kyiv as part of the All-Ukrainian Academy of Sciences system.
1993. Ukraine’s Ministry of Justice registered the All-Ukrainian Union of Entrepreneurs.
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