This country contains the northern part of Bukovina, including the city of Chernivtsi, once a center of Jewish culture.
This country contains the northern part of Bukovina, including the city of Chernivtsi, once a center of Jewish culture. Demographics were completely changed in its far-western city of Lviv by a massive population transfer in the mid-1940s. This country's second most populous city, which is home to Freedom Square, was the capital of this country's eastern half when it was split in the 1920s; that city is called (*) Kharkiv. A major industrial area in the far east of this country is centered on the city of Donetsk and a coalfield in the Donbass region. This country's capital lies on the Dnieper River, while its largest port contains the Potemkin Stairs down to the Black Sea. For 10 points, name this country home to Odessa and Kiev.
This country contains the northern part of Bukovina, including the city of Chernivtsi, once a center of Jewish culture.
Ukraine