Lecturing in Kherson: A One-Year Reflection on Maps, Occupations, and Russia’s War against Ukraine
By Steven Seegel One year ago, on March 18th, 2022, I was lecturing via Zoom on the history of Ukraine and Ukrainian cartography in the city of Kherson. My public talk to a classroom of students, faculty, and administrators was entitled “Ukraine Mapped: Between History and Geopolitics.” My talk was not normal. Kherson is a […]
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