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Stash Luczkiw

Reporter · UA

Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Sep 29, 2026
Outlet visibility, for Kyiv Post
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Jul 16, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · Stash Luczkiw

    A Kyivan Elegy – Babyn Yar (opens the original)

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    Does everyone talk to the dead so readily in this city? There’s a ravine here where thousands were buried, scores of thousands. I went there twice. Once in summer when the pansies (or potato flowers) were in bloom. I prefer to think of them as pansies – thoughts. Another time, in the autumn rain, on the anniversary of the massacre. During the commemoration held outside, under a tent, near the synagogue, sirens blared just before a drone was shot down in the distance. No one paused their public p

  2. Article · Aug 23, 2026 · Stash Luczkiw

    A Warning From the Heady Days After Independence: ‘We’ll Be a Banana Republic’ – Unless… (opens the original)

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    Just before my teenage father was taken from Ukraine to work as forced labor in Germany, his father told him not to come back until Ukraine was free. That was September 1942. My father didn’t expect it would take half a century. And along the way, he lost hope that Ukraine would ever be free in his lifetime. When I first arrived in Ukraine, shortly after the Soviet Union collapsed, it was a mythical land to me. I knew the language, culture, history – and the people somewhat. But reality there wa

  3. Article · Jul 16, 2026 · Stash Luczkiw

    3 Poems by Vasyl Barka (opens the original)

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    Born on July 16, 1908 in Ukraine’s Poltava region, Vasyl Barka was a prolific poet, novelist and religious thinker. Best known for “The Yellow Prince,” a novel set against the 1932-33 Holodomor, which he survived as a young man, he has also chronicled World War II and life in exile among the Ukrainian diaspora in the United States. His magnum opus, “Witness for the Seraphim’s Sun” is a four volume narrative in verse exploring the interpenetration of spiritual and worldly struggles against the ba

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