The 1667 Treaty of Andrusovo made this city a part of an autonomous Cossack state, while the death of Michael the Caulker led one of its rulers to launch yet another naval assault on Byzantium, though the forces of Yaroslav the Wise were defeated.
The 1667 Treaty of Andrusovo made this city a part of an autonomous Cossack state, while the death of Michael the Caulker led one of its rulers to launch yet another naval assault on Byzantium, though the forces of Yaroslav the Wise were defeated. In 1238, Batu Khan killed most of the residents of city, which along with surrounding areas was subjected to the brutal Holodomor during the 1930s. After the German capture of this city, tens of thousands of Jews were executed in a ravine called Babi Yar. For 10 points, identify this city that served as the center of Vladimir the Great's namesake Rus, the capital of Ukraine.
The 1667 Treaty of Andrusovo made this city a part of an autonomous Cossack state, while the death of Michael the Caulker led one of its rulers to launch yet another naval assault on Byzantium, though the forces of Yaroslav the Wise were defeated.
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