Framing the Ukrainian Peasantry in Habsburg Galicia, 1846-1914, Andriy Zayarnyuk (Андрій Заярнюк)

Full interview with Prof. Andriy Zayarnyuk (Андрій Заярнюк) on "Framing the Ukrainian Peasantry in Habsburg Galicia, 1846-1914", Winnipeg, Canada, 18 August 2017. 0:20 1846 Polish uprising in Galicia, which is neglected in historiography, influenced the development of Ukrainian national identity and Ukrainian movement in the Austrian province; intimately connected with revolutions of 1848; first organized Ruthenian movements emerged: first Ruthenian (or Ukrainian) political organization, first Ruthenian newspaper was published 1:21 Interest in Habsburg Monarchy​ Galicia since childhood; not addressed by Soviet historiography 2:12 History of Ukrainian peasants in Habsburg Galicia was neglected by historians 3:25 Revision of conventional historiographical narratives found in textbooks of Ukrainian history 4:04 Great Polish uprising​ of 1846; Revolutions of 1848​; Concessions by Emperor 5:18 Struggle for servitudes 5:45 Interests of Polish landlords coincide with interests of Ukrainian National Movement who sided with the peasants 6:07 A complicated time: Educated Ukrainian activists at the time did not know what to do with peasant riots and their struggles 6:45 How peasants entered into new capitalist world 7:38 A definite identity shouldn't be imposed upon Galicians peasants; they didn't have to have an identity in the modern sense of the word; Galician Ruthenians 9:41 Surprising archival findings on Ukrainophiles (Українофільство) and Russophiles (Pусофіли, москвофіли) 10:32 Influence of Yakiv Holovatskyi​, Markian Shashkevych​, and Ivan Bohalevych (Яків Головацький, Маркіян Шашкевич, Іван Богалевич) 11:22 Why did Ukrainian orientation, identity surge and become stronger and Russophile orientation decline and become weaker in the late 1800s? 12:45 Main difference between Ukrainophiles (Українофільство) and Russophiles (Pусофіли, москвофіли) was modernity 14:15 Russophiles were very weary of peasants 15:46 Interpretation of: (1) Revolution of 1846 (2) Revolutions of 1848 (3) Struggle for servitudes, common pastures, forests in 1860s (4) Trajectory of Ruthenian movement in the 1870s, 1880s 16:40 In the 1980s scholarship grew on Galicia, but many aspects still neglected 17:45 Contingencies 18:42 Galician micro-regions: Sambir​, Staryi Sambir, Drohobovych, Boyko region, etc., do not have local archives 19:55 Description of archival research 22:19 Description of archives 22:51 Prosvita​ (просвіта) society 23:15 Difference between Boyko region and rest of Galicia: Petty gentry Available from Amazon & Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies​ Press http://www.ciuspress.com/catalogue/hi... This video was not sponsored Video by UkeTube Ukrainian video