Political Life and the Agrarian Question in the Columns of the Ukrainian Cerenist Newspaper “Khliborobska Pravda” (The Second Half of the 1920S) (original) (raw)

This research examines the political life and agrarian issues as presented in the Ukrainian newspaper "Khliborobska Pravda" during the second half of the 1920s. The paper explores how the Cerenist party's official publication reflected the socio-political landscape of the time, particularly the agrarian question that was pivotal for the peasant population in Northern Bukovina and Northern Bessarabia. Emphasizing the influence of agrarianism in post-imperial Europe, the study analyzes the ideological foundations of the cooperation between Ukrainian and Romanian political leaders, detailing the impact of their electoral strategies and the changing political dynamics leading up to the Great Depression.