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Map "Ukraine. Donbas" from the "Unified Ukraine" series The map format is 420×594 mm. The Russian-Ukrainian war has been the main topic of Ukrainian society over the past year. The armed conflict in Donbas began in June 2014. The map "Ukraine. Donbas" reveals the historical, ethnic, cultural and economic aspects of the formation of the territory of this region of Ukraine. The publication consists of the main map, which is supplemented by inset maps, illustrative and textual blocks. The map of Donbas has a scale of 1:1,500,000. It shows the Ukrainian ethnic territory as a whole in the 1930s according to V. Kubiyovych and A. Zhukovskyi. The map also shows the boundaries of the Donetsk coal basin and the largest industrial facilities (mines, metallurgical plants, machine-building plants, and thermal power plants). For each settlement, the year of foundation or first documentary mention is provided. Information on the historical names of settlements is also important, as many of them were renamed during the Soviet period: Bakhmut (Artemivsk), Lyman (Krasnyi Lyman), Hryshyne (Krasnoarmiisk), Nova Krestivka (Kirovske), Oleksiivka (Torez), Kadiivka (Stakhanov), Holubivka (Kirovske), Oleksandrivka (Pervomaisk), Kryndachivka (Krasnyi Luch), Sorokyne (Krasnodon), etc. The main map is complemented by diagrams of the ethnic composition of the population of Donetsk and Luhansk oblasts for 1926, 1989 and 2001. Inset maps, which supplement the main map's content, include a historical retrospective of the administrative and territorial structure of the region (for the periods of the Cossacks, the Russian Empire, the Ukrainian People's Republic and the Ukrainian SSR) at a scale of 1:5,500,000, a map of Donbas as part of Ukraine, and a map of the anti-terrorist operation in Donbas. The maps are supplemented with photographs of prominent figures born in Donbas: M. Shapoval, M. Skrypnyk, M. Cherniavsky, V. Sosiura, O. Tykhyi, A. Solovyanenko, M. Rudenko and Patriarch Filaret of Kyiv. The text block consists of four parts ("The Name of Donbas," "Settlement of the Region," "Industry," and "Anti-Terrorist Operation (ATO) in Donbas") and small descriptions to the inset maps of the historical retrospective ("Cossack Period (XVII-1775)," "As a Part of the Russian Empire (1775-1797)," "The Period of the Ukrainian People's Republic (1917-1920)," "The Period of the Ukrainian SSR (1920-1991)").