Sotnia

During the Cossack service in the Imperial Russian Armies the typical regiment had five sotnias or squadrons.

The unit term was retained until the establishment of Soviet Union in 1922 and termination of the Ukrainian People's Republic and Free Don Cossack Oblast.

It was a term referring to the basic combat unit of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA), the world Kurin means a village.

Discontent steadily merged late that summer, causing an increase in unrest for workers and peasants within the Russian Empire.

Cossacks of the second Sotnia carried out a large group of numbers in meetings to avoid dispersing the mob.

[3] In the mid-1880s, Russia, Germany, Austria, and France worked together to create peace, with 1,772 squadrons and sotnias of Cavalry.

Wanting a new rule of law and democracy for the country/Demanding the government to produce them with both dignity and human rights that they all deserve.

The Revolution of Dignity, has become a turning point in modern Ukraine history, it has now become recognised throughout the world as expression of the ideal of national freedom.

[8] Between 2013 and 2014 Ukrainian women and males were able to both equally participate at Kyiv's Maidan Nezalezhnosti protesting for their rights.

By 2014, Nadia Parfan organised and created a "Night of Women's Solidarity" leading a group of feminists to Maidan.

Women would protest feminist initiatives and discussions about their role in Ukraine's past and future, which explored both nationalism and military contexts.

Provided Ukraine's feminists with brand new opportunities to articulate divergent and familiar outlooks on women's lives through activism, social change and national sovereignty.

Photos were posted to the community showing his involvement in the seizures in Solviansk also known as the "Terek Wolf Sotnia".