In 1996, this country switched its national currency to the hryvna after the karbovanet experienced hyperinflation. After Leonid Kuchma's term ended in 2004, alleged voter fraud in this country led to the Orange Revolution and the eventual election of (*) Victor Yushchenko. During the reign of Joseph Stalin, millions of this country's citizens died in the Holodomor famine.
In 1996, this country switched its national currency to the hryvna after the karbovanet experienced hyperinflation. After Leonid Kuchma's term ended in 2004, alleged voter fraud in this country led to the Orange Revolution and the eventual election of (*) Victor Yushchenko. During the reign of Joseph Stalin, millions of this country's citizens died in the Holodomor famine. An Exclusion Zone in this country includes the city of Pripyat and was formed after a level 7 nuclear disaster at Chernobyl. For ten points, name this modern-day country home to the Crimea, where a Slavic kingdom once grew around its capital of Kiev.
In 1996, this country switched its national currency to the hryvna after the karbovanet experienced hyperinflation.
Ukraine [accept Ukrayina]