Ukrainian Central Lada - Ukrainian Central Lada

Japanese: ウクライナ中央ラーダ - うくらいなちゅうおうらーだ

...In Eastern Galicia, which was temporarily occupied by Russian troops during World War I, a policy of strict oppression of Ukrainians and Russification was implemented.
[Civil war and establishment of socialist regime]
After the February Revolution of 1917, the Ukrainian Central Rada (see Rada) was established in Kiev with leaders such as Khrushevsky, V.K. Vinnichenko (1880-1951), and SV Petliura (1879-1926). It tried to sweep away the Russification policies of the Tsarist era and implement Ukrainization policies in various fields. It was in fierce conflict with the Russian Provisional Government, especially over the Ukrainization of the military.

From the Russian Revolution

...committees were established at the level of the administrative unit between the district and the village. For example, in Ukraine, the oppressed peoples established the Ukrainian Central Rada as a national united front on March 4. The development of the "peasant revolution" and "national revolution" that followed influenced the relationship between the "worker-soldier revolution" and the "bourgeoisie revolution."

*Some of the terminology used in reference to "Ukrainian Central Lada" is listed below.

Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information

Japanese:

…第1次世界大戦で一時ロシア軍に占領された東ガリツィアでは，徹底したウクライナ人弾圧，ロシア化政策がとられた。
［内戦と社会主義政権の確立］
　1917年二月革命の後，キエフにフルシェフスキー，V.K.ビンニチェンコ(1880‐1951)，S.V.ペトリューラ(1879‐1926)らを指導者として成立したウクライナ中央ラーダ政府(〈ラーダ〉の項参照)は帝政時代のロシア化政策を一掃して，ウクライナ化政策を各分野で実行しようとした。とくに軍隊のウクライナ化をめぐってロシアの臨時政府と厳しく対立した。…