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Did you know that circulation numbers of a Ukrainian-language daily newspaper in the Russian Empire depended on the amount of harvest collected by its owner?
Rada (Ukrainian: Рада) was a Ukrainian daily newspaper published in Kyiv between 1906 and 1914. Established as a replacement for the newspaper Hromadska Dumka, which had been banned by tsarist authorities, it was financed from personal incomes of its publisher Yevhen Chykalenko and also enjoyed the support of several philanthropists. Rada was the only Ukrainian-language publication of that type in Ukrainian lands ruled by the Russian Empire.
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