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APH: Kazakhstan x Ukraineby *Kagome-Inuyashkina

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One of my featured pairings (with Ukraine) canonxOC
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Beginning in the end of the 18th century, several waves of both voluntary and involuntary Ukrainian settlers came to Kazakhstan. The first Ukrainians to arrive were exiled Haidamaks, members of paramilitary Ukrainian peasant and Cossack bands, who were sent by the Russian government to Kazakhstan after their failed uprising in 1768.

The steppes north of Astana in Akmola province, a region where many Ukrainians settled

More significant in terms of their contribution to the Ukrainian ethnic group in Kazakhstan were a large wave of settlers who beginning in the late nineteenth century arrived from almost all of the regions of Ukraine that had been part of the Russian Empire at that time. Seeking more opportunities and free land, these voluntary emigrants numbered approximately 100,000 people in Kazakhstan and adjacent regions of Russia by the turn of the century. This movement escalated significantly following the agricultural reforms of Russian Prime Minister Pyotr Stolypin in the early 20th century. Between 1897 and 1917, the proportion of the population of Kazakhstan that was of Ukrainian ethnicity increased from 1.9% to 10.5%. They tended to settle in the regions of Kazakhstan that most resembled Ukraine, in the northern part of Kazakhstan. By 1917, Ukrainians came to make up approximately 29.5% of the population of Akmola Province and 21.5% of the population of Turgai province. By 1926, according to the census, Kazakhstan was home to 860,000 Ukrainians.

In the 1930's during the Soviet process of collectivization, approximately 64,000 Ukrainian kulak (relatively wealthy peasant) families were forcibly resettled in Kazakhstan.

The first western Ukrainians were forcibly deported to Kazakhstan from the regions of Galicia and Volhynia when the Soviet Union annexed western Ukraine in 1939-1940. They were followed by more deportees from western Ukraine, people who were accused of having been members of the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists. Approximately 8,000 of the latter were sent to forced labor camps near Karaganda and many of them stayed there after having served their sentences. The descendents of the post-World War II Ukrainian immigrants tend to dominate the staffing of Kazakhstan's numerous UKrainian cultural centers.
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Ukraine by Himaruya

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~kafugi Apr 5, 2013

А я знаю очень много таких пар XD

*Kagome-Inuyashkina Apr 5, 2013 Student Digital Artist

Уже даже я знаю))

~Maksat-kz Mar 30, 2013 New member

Я думал , что любовь будет между Турций и Украйны, но кажется между будет между Казахстанам и Украйны.Зато мне нравится, как всегда удивляете меня.

*Kagome-Inuyashkina Mar 31, 2013 Student Digital Artist

Как же не любить Казахстан, который приютил у себя стольких украинцев в советские времена? Не смотря на суровые условия, дал им кров над головой.
Спасибо большое) Повторюсь, очень приятно это слышать))

~artyom2013 Feb 16, 2013

I don't know if I should be offended, I'm American but I have Ukrainian heritage...

~Kazakstannem Nov 21, 2012 Student General Artist

we r brother。

Kazakstan- Ukrainiya

*Kagome-Inuyashkina Nov 22, 2012 Student Digital Artist

Sure!))

~mamc1986 Oct 5, 2012

I defiantly know there was major resettlement in the SU, I know there was a major starvation issue with the peasants (it was hard hit in the Ukraine that is a known fact), and I knew there were new territories created for many ethnic groups (when the SU broke up, major wars out-brake because of these new territories).

At least in this drawing, you have proven that good things can come out of messed up things! Also I love the hat that Kazakhstan is wearing, it’s very cultural and very farm-like (since I guess I haven’t studied up on Kazakhstan enough to know what the dress wear is).

As usual, you are a great talent with artwork!

*Kagome-Inuyashkina Oct 10, 2012 Student Digital Artist

Thank you. I love Kazakhstan. Though now I dont know much about this country, but I want to learn. all my Kazakhs friends are very kind and nice people.

~MadameDezzyB Sep 22, 2012

Great fanart! What a treat!
And so much history!

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