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In the face of Russian military aggression in the Donbas and after the annexation of Crimea (2014) and in view of the full-scale war in Ukraine that commenced in 2022, the Russian appropriation of Ukraine's cultural heritage has become particularly important, as it should be remembered that Russia's attack not only has a military dimension but is also aimed at Ukrainian national and historical heritage. The appropriation of Ukraine's cultural heritage in the context of the legitimization of Russia's imperial aspirations has become a research interest for an international and interdisciplinary group of researchers, resulting in the co-authored monograph. The monograph was preceded by a series of research seminars conducted at the Jagiellonian University (Kraków, Poland) with the participation of researchers at the National University Kyiv-Mohyla Academy (Kyjiv, Ukraine). The Kyiv-Mohyla Academy is unencumbered by Soviet heritage and continues the traditions of the famous Kyiv Academy (17th century), remaining a respected and prestigious scientific centre. This monograph was produced in collaboration with international experts representing various fields and contains analysis of specific examples of the appropriation of Ukraine's cultural heritage, its use by Russia for propaganda purposes, and Ukraine's attempts to reclaim the narrative about this heritage.