March 21 marks the birthday of Marko Bojcun, historian, scholar of the labor movement and national question, and one of the key voices of the Ukrainian left diaspora.
On this occasion, we share the translation of our conversation with the socialist about the Ukrainian left in Canada, their relations to nationalism, their view of the USSR, and the political experience shaped during the turbulent 1960s.
https://commons.com.ua/en/marko-bojcun-mi-perejshli-vid-nacionalizmu/
On this occasion, we share the translation of our conversation with the socialist about the Ukrainian left in Canada, their relations to nationalism, their view of the USSR, and the political experience shaped during the turbulent 1960s.
https://commons.com.ua/en/marko-bojcun-mi-perejshli-vid-nacionalizmu/
Marko Bojcun: “We Moved From Ukrainian Nationalism To Radical Socialism, And Some Of Us To Trotskyism” - Спільне Commons
Maksym Kazakov: Marko, in Ukraine you were known as an excellent analyst of contemporary Ukrainian affairs—politics and socio-economic development. Now people have also come to know you as a historian and a researcher of the working class and the national question. But today I would like to ask you about your life and work as […]
