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| − | '''Ukrayinska Pravda''' (Ukrainian: Українська правда) is a [[Ukraine|Ukrainian]] online newspaper. The name means " | + | '''''Ukrayinska Pravda''''' (Ukrainian: Українська правда) is a [[Ukraine|Ukrainian]] online newspaper. The name means "Ukrainian Truth". |
The paper was created by [[Georgiy Gongadze]] (Ukrainian: Георгій Ґонґадзе) in April 2000. Because of the news-website's coverage of the corruption of then [[President]] [[Kuchma]] and the oligarchs, the editors were harassed by the secret police. Gongadze was later kidnapped and murdered. The incident has still not been resolved. The current chief editor is Olena Prytula (Олена Притула). | The paper was created by [[Georgiy Gongadze]] (Ukrainian: Георгій Ґонґадзе) in April 2000. Because of the news-website's coverage of the corruption of then [[President]] [[Kuchma]] and the oligarchs, the editors were harassed by the secret police. Gongadze was later kidnapped and murdered. The incident has still not been resolved. The current chief editor is Olena Prytula (Олена Притула). | ||
Revision as of 14:02, August 10, 2011
Ukrayinska Pravda (Ukrainian: Українська правда) is a Ukrainian online newspaper. The name means "Ukrainian Truth".
The paper was created by Georgiy Gongadze (Ukrainian: Георгій Ґонґадзе) in April 2000. Because of the news-website's coverage of the corruption of then President Kuchma and the oligarchs, the editors were harassed by the secret police. Gongadze was later kidnapped and murdered. The incident has still not been resolved. The current chief editor is Olena Prytula (Олена Притула).