Deepen your knowledge of the war through resources developed by HURI’s programs.
Historical Background and General Information
TCUP Director Emily Channell-Justice’s presentation, “Russia’s War in Ukraine: What Everyone Should Know,” covers the key facts about the war and historical context.
Historian Kimberly St. Julian Varnon joins TCUP Director Emily Channell-Justice and Averpoint’s Shouvik Banerjee to discuss Ukraine’s historical relationship with Russia and the world and how this shapes present-day events.
TCUP Briefs
In our series of short videos, Dr. Emily Channell-Justice, director of the Temerty Contemporary Ukraine Program, shares key insights and questions from recent presentations and papers on the war in Ukraine.
Internally Displaced Persons
The challenge of internally displaced persons has confronted Ukraine since fighting broke out in the Donbas in 2014. Since the declaration of separatist republics in Donetsk and Luhansk and then the full-scale invasion, millions of Ukrainians have been displaced internally.
Nord Stream 2
Nord Stream 2 is the Russian-built pipeline in the Baltic Sea designed to transport natural gas directly from Russia to Germany. The pipeline would have removed the need for Ukrainian transit of Russian natural gas, which had long been a source of leverage for Ukraine in its uneven relationship with Russia. In September 2022, a series of explosions sabotaged the pipeline.
News and Media Archive
Compiled by HURI, the “Russia’s War on Ukraine” Archive-It collection seeks to document Russia’s full-scale war, launched in 2022 after eight years of military conflict between Russian and Ukraine. Content includes news portals, organizational websites, and social media related to the war.