Abstract
The article is devoted to the vision of Ukrainian history presented in the latest Russian secondary school history textbook published by Proswieshchenie. It also contains the analysis of selected events from the common Russian-Ukrainian history present in discourses concerning the concepts of the nation and the synthesis of Russian history. The textbook narrative is dominated by the myth of a brotherly nation and the imperialist vision of the history of the Russian state. According to the textbook narrative, Ukraine has subjectivity, although it is consistently diminished by the solution of the civilization approach.
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