Euromaidan Press updates infographic guide on suppression of the Ukrainian language
Ukrainian outlet Euromaidan Press has updated its infographic guide to the linguicide of the Ukrainian language, meaning the deliberate suppression of a language. The available introduction says Ukrainian lands were split between empires and states from the 17th to the 20th century.
Euromaidan Press, a Ukrainian news outlet covering the war in Ukraine and the region, published an updated infographic guide on 26 October 2026 about the linguicide of the Ukrainian language. Linguicide refers to the suppression or destruction of a language.
The introduction states that from the 17th to the 20th century, Ukrainian lands were divided between various empires and states. The rulers of those lands tried to, but the excerpt available here ends at that point, so the specific measures the guide describes are not known.
The source text is truncated. Other contents of the guide, such as dates, rulers or types of restrictions, are therefore not included in this summary. Full details are available in the Euromaidan Press publication.
