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Deux années en Ukraine (1917-1919) / avec une carte de l'Ukraine.

By Charles Dubreuil
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Un observateur de retour relate deux années passées en Ukraine pendant l'effondrement de l'Empire et les bouleversements révolutionnaires, offrant des impressions de première main sur la vie urbaine, la crise du logement, la présence militaire et l'agitation politique. Il narre son arrivée à Kiev, les interactions avec soldats et prisonniers, la montée du mouvement national ukrainien et les manœuvres des puissances étrangères, tout en dénonçant la propagande et les polémiques à l'étranger. Le récit mêle carnet de voyage, reportage et analyse critique, visant l'impartialité et cherchant à éclairer le public et les décideurs par des faits concrets et des jugements personnels.

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Charles Dubreuil

Charles Dubreuil was a French author known for his work "Deux années en Ukraine (1917-1919)" which provides a detailed account of his experiences in Ukraine during a tumultuous period marked by political upheaval and social change. Through his writing, Dubreuil offers insights into the cultural and historical context of Ukraine during the early 20th century. His observations reflect the complexities of life in a region undergoing significant transformation, making his work a valuable contribution to the understanding of Ukrainian history and literature.

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