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The second edition of the bestseller “The History of the Forbidden Symbol: Idea of the Nation” is an expanded edition with color illustrations. It is a true journalistic investigation, presented in the form of a scientific illustrated monograph.
The “Idea of the Nation” is the symbol of modern Ukrainian nationalists. It dates back to the Middle Ages and was used by Cossack clans. Today, it is informally known as the emblem of the AZOV regiment, the heroes who defended Mariupol and the Azovstal steelworks.
The Idea of the Nation was banned from publication by Facebook and Instagram for a long time, but in Ukraine, many revere it on par with the Trident. Why is this symbol constantly subject to censorship? Who popularized it, and why are more and more people supporting its use? Read about this and more in the book by writer, journalist, patriot, volunteer, and active military officer Oleksiy Reins, whose call sign is “Consul.”
Specifications
Author: Oleksiy Reins
Cover: hardcover
Language: Ukrainian
Illustrations: color
Number of pages: 268
Page size: 130 x 200 mm
Paper type: offset
Book size: 136 x 206 x 20 mm
Weight: 387 g
Year of publication: 2024