The Ossington Circle Episode 15: Ukraine, Russophobia, and Canada with Halyna Mokrushyna

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The Ossington Circle Episode 15: Ukraine, Russophobia, and Canada with Halyna Mokrushyna

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In this episode of the Ossington Circle, Ukrainian-Canadian academic Halyna Mokrushyna discusses the conflict in Ukraine, Russia and Russophobia, and the Ukrainian diaspora in Canada.

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Apr 20, 2017

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