Molod Ukrayiny

Molod Ukrayiny (Ukrainian: Молодь України) is a Ukrainian newspaper published daily in Kiev, the nation's capital. It is a Ukrainian language newspaper and used to be owned by the Komsomol of Ukraine. Until 1934 it was located in Kharkiv. Since fall of the Soviet Union the newspapers is privately owned.

Not to be confused with Komsomolskaya Pravda, Komsomolskaya Pravda in Ukraine, or Ukrayina Moloda.
Molod Ukrayiny
TypeMonthly
FormatBroadsheet
Owner(s)Komsomol of Ukraine (1925–1991)
State Management of Affairs (1991-2011)
Molod Ukrayiny Publishing House (2011-present)
PublisherPressa Ukrayiny (1925–2011)
"Molod Ukrayiny" Publishing House (2011–present)
Editor-in-chiefSerhiy Bondarenko
Founded1925
LanguageUkrainian
HeadquartersKharkiv (1925–1934)
Kiev (1934–present)
Sister newspapersKomsomolskaya Pravda (until 1991)
Ukrayina Moloda (until 1991)
Ukrainskiy Football (1991–present)

History

In 1925–1943, it was known as Komsomolets Ukrayiny.[1] Since 1925 it was published by the state publisher Radyanska Ukrayina which in 1991 it changed its name to Pressa Ukrayiny. In 2011 Molod Ukrayiny refused services of its original publisher and began to be published independently.[2]

In 1969–1990, it was awarding annually the Ukrainian Footballer of the Year to players who played for the Ukrainian clubs in the Soviet football competitions. It also was awarding annually the Ruby Cup for the best scoring team in the Football Championship of the Ukrainian SSR.

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References
  1. Komsomolets Ukrayiny in WEK.Kiev
  2. Molod Ukrayiny and Ukrayinsky futbol left Pressa Ukrayiny. Telekrytyka. 8 November 2011

See also
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