3 Kommentare

  1. On April 5, 1710 we celebrate the adoption of a foundational monument of Ukrainian political, philosophical, and legal thought, one that laid the groundwork for Ukrainian constitutionalism. It was written by Pylyp Orlyk, the newly elected hetman (the highest military-political leader elected by the Kozak community). 

    This document is one of the earliest true constitutions in Europe. It established democratic principles that limited the hetman’s power, prevented tyranny, created a representative institution (the General Council, a proto-parliament), and structured governance through elected offices, treasury oversight (the budget), and protection of the rights of ordinary people.

    Two originals of the document survive today: one in Latin (kept in Sweden) and one in Ukrainian (resurfaced in Moscow in 2008). 

    It is sad that Ukraine has no possession of the Pylyp Orlyk’s Constitution document, and I hope one day it will change.

  2. Ukraine will be standing for much longer after Putin’s grave becomes the world’s most popular urinal.

  3. Day 1501

    🇺🇦Слава Україні 🇺🇦
    Sláva Ukraíni!
    Heroyam Slava!
    🙏🏽 🇺🇦 💙 💛

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