House where Ukrainian diplomacy was born

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Genre Virtual tour, History, Free

Year of publication 2024

About exhibition

We invite you on a virtual journey through the history of Ukrainian diplomacy!

Learn how the first Ukrainian foreign policy department worked, from the moment of its creation to the forced evacuation from Kyiv in January 1919, when the Bolsheviks were already on the outskirts of the city.

Move through the exhibition halls and explore the stands - each of them opens a new page of history, unexpected facts, archival documents and unique photos.

And also - test your knowledge in a quiz from Professor Hrushevsky!

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Virtual exhibition "House where Ukrainian diplomacy was born"

This is a look into the origins of the formation of foreign policy relations of the first Ukrainian diplomats.

As part of the virtual exhibition, you will be able to:

Learn how the first Ukrainian foreign policy department was formed during the liberation struggles of 1917–1919.

See archival materials that are usually hidden from the eyes of a wide audience.

Consolidate your knowledge in a playful way and test yourself in a fun historical test.

See how the foundations of modern Ukrainian foreign policy were laid — 100 years ago.

Creative team

Idea creator and scientific supervisor Iryna Matiash

Project Manager Dmytro Matiash

Spatial design Konstantin Romanov (Amuseum)

Design Anastasia Budnikova

VR development Denys Komisar, Dmytro Komisar

Audio guide Yevhen Zhigun

3D modeling Vitaliy Yevsovych

3D scanning Zakhar Kravchenko

Proofreading, English translation Milena Chorna

Photo Central State Archive of Higher Authorities and Administration of Ukraine (CSAHA of Ukraine)

Video Central State Archive of Audiovisual and Electronic Documents

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Natali Kravtsova

Щиро дякую за екскурсію. Вона мотивує дізнатись більше про цей буремний період становлення української державності як один з ознак існування української нації

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31.12.2025

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