«The Battle of Poltava – the beginning of the Russo-Turkish wars | Russo-Turkish wars in Bukovina». (10.11.2025)

«The Battle of Stavchany 1739». (10.11.2025)

«World War II in Bukovina and the interwar period».    (11.10.2025)

«Empire of War | World War I in Bukovina». (19.09.2025)

«The Battle of Yaroslav changed history – how Rus' broke European dynasties in the 13th century | Without Bromine».    (09.09.2025)

Leading researcher at CHOKM, Candidate of Historical Sciences Andriy Fedoruk is a guest on the program «Without Bromine» by «Local History». This episode of the program discusses the Battle of Yaroslav in 1245 – a decisive moment that opened the path to the crown for Danylo Romanovych and ended the period of internal strife in Rus'.

«Empire of War | Russo-Turkish wars in Bukovina». (05.09.2025)

«The Grand Duchy of Lithuania and its influence on Ukraine: from fortresses to great battles | GENE OF WAR». (30.03.2025)

Lecture by Ihor Piddubny «Did "red-light districts" exist in Chernivtsi?». (13.02.2025)

Lecture by Andriy Fedoruk «Stephen the Great and the Ottomans (On the 550th anniversary of the Battle of Vaslui in 1475)». (28.01.2025)

The lecture is dedicated to the complex political relations between the Moldavian Voivodeship and the Ottoman Empire in the second half of the 15th century. Particular attention is paid to the war of Sultan Mehmed II the Conqueror with hospodar Stephen III the Great in 1474-1480 years. Various aspects related to the Battle of Vaslui in 1475 whose 550th anniversary is celebrated in 2025, were specifically examined.

Lecture by Ihor Piddubny «On the way to Palestine and beyond... Refugees and repatriates». (13.12.2024)

Lecture by Ihor Piddubny «The Uprising of the 113th Regiment. Mount Tsetsyna as an object of scientific research and recreation». (24.10.2024)

In the first lecture of the cycle «Chernivtsi Myths», you will learn about the daily life of the city during the interwar period, specifically about little-known facts of the uprising of soldiers of the 113th regiment in November 1919 and archaeological excavations on Mount Tsetsyna.

Lecture by Andriy Fedoruk «The German "Game of Thrones" (1314–1325) and the last princes of the House of Romanovych». (27.09.2022)

What was the fate of the last princes of the House of Romanovych? With whom were the Popes friends, and why? What is it like to live without a king? Why does the policy of Hungarian kings not change over centuries? Is it possible to escape fate even if all forces are on your side? How challenging it is to form a coherent European orchestra of rulers, yet how fascinating it is now to reflect on the past.