Christmas 2023
The first Christmas on the December date. A calendar moved after four centuries, and households worked out for themselves what to do with the change.
Independence Day and the other dates in Ukraine's calendar, each read against the state of the country in that year.
The first Christmas on the December date. A calendar moved after four centuries, and households worked out for themselves what to do with the change.
A greeting on the first December date, and a note on the year the day moved.
Ninety years, and a candle in the window. The shortest of these messages, deliberately.
A greeting for the day, marked in a year when a great many people made a deliberate choice about which language to use.
A school year that begins in several different formats at once.
Thirty-two years. Five weeks after the grain initiative lapsed, Ukraine has opened a unilateral shipping route along its western coast — and the economy is growing…
A greeting for a young holiday about an old subject, kept to what can safely be said by a guest.
A midsummer night marked more quietly than usual.
A short greeting, kept short as always, in a year when the legal framework was being rewritten at speed for a different reason.
The third Thursday of May, and a shirt that has become one of the most widely recognised garments in Europe.
An Easter greeting for a second spring under difficult conditions.
A greeting, brief, in a year when the day was marked quietly in most places.
The primary sources this archive rests on. All of them official bodies or institutional data providers.
Comments