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Vincent Dupanier, « "Ukraine" in the titulature of the engravings of the kings of Poland in the XVIIᵉ century », À l’Est, rien de nouveau ?, ID : 10670/1.emnffm
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Introduction The name "Ukraine" was then used more often in the sense in which the Old Russian word "outskirts" appears in written sources from the twelfth century, when it was about various border territories. And the word "Ukrainian", judging also on the basis of archival documents, originally meant border service people who ensured the protection of external borders. Vladimir Poutine, "On the Historical Unity of Russians and Ukrainians", 12 july2021 For Putin the word "Ukraine" has only a...