Porohy #3 (2026)
As Ukraine continues its struggle for survival, Ukrainians across the world are searching for an answer to one essential question: how can they remain themselves while living far from home? This is the central theme of the new issue of Porohy. We explore the experiences of children preserving their Ukrainian identity in forced displacement, offer a fresh perspective on the legacy of Maria Prymachenko, and present a conversation with world-renowned pianist Lubomyr Melnyk about music as the voice of the Ukrainian soul. We also examine historical memory as a cornerstone of Ukrainian sovereignty and tell the story of Alina Tsentrakevych, who continues to teach children art even under the sound of air raid sirens.
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Editorial Materials
Rusyns versus the Ukrainian Nation-Building Process
The Making of Modern Ukrainian Identity: A Conscious Nation
Occupation of Consciousness
The Slavic Legacy: Genetics versus Imperial Narratives
Historical Figures that Matters
How Could It Be Otherwise?
The Author of the UPA (Ukrainian Insurgent Army) Visual Style — Nil Khasevych
Andy Warhol: a Pop Art Icon with Lemko Roots
Stepan Bandera: A Man of His Time
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“Porohy” is a Ukrainian cultural and political magazine published in Prague since 1994. Its name metaphorically refers to the Dnipro rapids — a symbol of Ukrainian freedom and statehood, and the historical place where the Zaporizhian Sich was formed.
The magazine is published monthly. Each issue features texts on the history of Ukrainians in Czechia and worldwide, interviews with inspiring individuals, analytical essays, as well as social, political, and cultural topics.
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