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Losses of Peaceful Population in Volhynia Caused by Epidemic Diseases in the Years of Khmelnytsky Uprising (Based on the Materials of Volhynia Voivodeship)

Authors: Vysotin, Mykola;

Losses of Peaceful Population in Volhynia Caused by Epidemic Diseases in the Years of Khmelnytsky Uprising (Based on the Materials of Volhynia Voivodeship)

Abstract

The article, based on documentary materials from the record books of Volhynia terrestrial (city) and borough (land) courts and chronicles, investigates the problem of the peaceful population losses from epidemic diseases in Volhynia during the Liberation War of the Ukrainian people under the leadership of B. Khmelnitsky

У статті на підставі документального матеріалу з актових книг волинських ґродських і земських судів та літописних джерел досліджується проблема втрат мирного населення Волині від епідемічних захворювань у роки Визвольної війни українського народу середини ХVII ст. під проводом Б. Хмельницького

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Українознавство, 9(477), ХVII ст.; Хмельниччина; Україна; Волинь; інтердисциплінарний підхід; епідеміологічна тріада; природні катаклізми; епізоотія; пошесть; епідемія чуми 1652 р.; втрати мирного населення, Ukrainian Studies, 17th century; Khmelnytsky Uprising; Ukraine; Volhynia; interdisciplinary approach; epidemiological triad; natural disasters; epizootics; outbreak; epidemic of plague in 1652; civilian losses

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