in a row, let's say, they were killed, it was precisely because of the bolshevik invasion, when muravyov's troops were captured here, he was alone in the palace , there was their pond itself, there was their chika, and there are memories of who was there, who, who, there reached to such horrors, for example, there he describes that they are walking, these same people are walking, and they are a pair of ants, he says, what nice boots he has, but come here, he says, and you, what are they? the women's boots were shot, they took the boots and threw them away, and there was such an episode that they didn't really bury them there, they dug them up a little, and when already in the summer it became warm, there was a stench, and the local residents wrote, complained , you can’t do something, god, you can’t do anything, and then for a certain period , even in pechersk, the price of apartments in pechersk fell very sharply, because no one wanted to live in this, this, this stench , and what

they liquidated, the bolsheviks had an absolute dislike for the historical burden, they destroyed these cemeteries not only because they had a park there, that there were few parks or something, but to remember, remember to destroy, and in the 19th year there was such a resolution, i met it, a decision transfer the cemetery to gardens, ugh , you know, they are growing, if we are talking about... the period of the murevian occupation of kyiv there from july 7 , february 7, 18, to march 1 , hundreds of people were really destroyed there, and reburials took place in the month of march from the relatives of the anatomical theater were looking for their relatives and if i am not mistaken, on march 10, 18 , a burial took place at the zvirenetsky cemetery, this is the upper street, and here is a photo card of how these poho burials took place. and this photo card is often

confused with the burial of the members of the boyota written on those photographs, the khinal cemetery is on pecherskyi and verkhnya streets , please tell me how you feel , i have a question for yaroslav faizulin: how do you feel about the fact that i understand correctly that now and still in this mariinsky park, even after that there were terrible battles and the participants were beaten and killed. in february 2014 , there are no ukrainian labels there, i understand correctly that there are no ukrainian labels there, but already in 2017, after all that happened during the revolution of dignity, it appears there on the initiative of the leadership of the inter tv channel, anna bezlyudna and other managers, there appears a monument to anna akhmatova, a russian writer in fact, despite her origin in odesa, but this monument appears. what do you say about the fact that there are

russian labels and no ukrainian labels? in marijansky park? this is what you and i were talking about, it is completely included in the concept of the destruction of ukraine, when the memory was destroyed first by the imperial power, then by the soviet power, and then by a regime that was absolutely not ukrainian, they are their own events, historical events, of historical figures they were honored, marked, attention was focused on them, at the same time everything ukrainian was silenced. moreover, it was ridiculed, it was presented as less prestigious, less authoritative, and to be ukrainian meant being somehow second-rate, a feeling of inferiority was imposed, that is, during yanukovych's time, the same continuation of this policy of destroying ukrainian identity took place, or on the erosion of ukrainian identity, let's remember one more thing: the decree, which means the day of the sobornosti was established by kuchma's decree in 1999 2 and if

i am not mistaken, in the 11th year, yanukovych eliminated, or rather, he tried to blur the day of conciliarness and freedom, something like that, later, when he fled to russia, this holiday, the day of conciliarness was returned, about prokhmatovo, the fact is, that this monument was a bust, actually erected in violation of all possible laws and regulations, i.e. no permits, no approvals, no... decisions about it, they wanted it and they took it and erected it, i.e. it was erected illegally, it must be illegal and, he must legally be removed from there, there, thank god, there is a monument to lesya ukrainka, and this, and she, so to speak, should do all this work, well, not to consecrate, but to inspect it, but they wanted to see it, there is lesya ukrainka, let's put it there, despite the fact that anna akhmatova, with all due respect to her work, she admitted. that she doesn't like kyiv and doesn't like

the ukrainian language, she wrote it in her diaries, it seems, but look, i'll come back so we have time to talk about it, i'll come back again to... kyiv-bulgakov, these are the events that he describes in the white guard and the day he describes, it was the day of december 19, 1818, when the directorate's troops entered kyiv, how in fact kyiv at that time met the military directorate, the ukrainian army, petliura's army, but he did not met petliura's army, as this imperial myth by bulgakov describes. yaroslav, how, what happened that day, which was kyiv then? well, look, kyiv was different, in fact, there were pro-russian sentiments and pro-ukrainian sentiments in kyiv, and when there was a bolshevik occupation in kyiv, those who had pro-russian sentiments mood, they demonstrated it in every

way, at the same time when the liberation of kyiv took place, by the way, during the time of hetman pavel skoropatsky, a huge number of russians, russian officers, came to kyiv and tried to settle here, because they perceived that this ukrainian state - this is one of the episodes before the restoration of great russia for a long time, that is, we are now here , the restoration will begin, the bolsheviks repressed them there, they persecuted them, they moved here, lived here, walked here, but when the ukrainian government returned, of course the ukrainian part of kyiv festively welcomed her, solemnly welcomed her, a parade was held, later, not long after that , the proclamation of the act of annexation took place in kyiv, but i want to say about the ukrainian part of kyiv, you understand, at the beginning of the 20th century, there were very few ukrainians in kyiv, i don't remember who said from the classics that

the ukrainian families in kyiv who raise their children in the ukrainian language could be counted on the fingers of two hands, one even, but these ukrainian... activists did not stop, did not stop their activities, mykola lysenko, lesya ukrainka, oleksandr konytskyi and many other figures who tried to return this ukrainian identity through their works, through theatrical performances, through ukrainian music, and this work, it seems invisible from the outside, it gave its results. on april 1, 1717 , when the ukrainian national demonstration took place, 100,000 people took to the streets of kyiv at the height of this pro-russian sentiment. people with national symbols in ukrainian clothes in order to demonstrate that ukrainian kyiv exists and is a very powerful force, which must be reckoned with, and in fact, after the ukrainian manifestation, the pro-russian forces, or the forces that were oriented towards the interim government, they began to reckon with the ukrainian

movement, that's what they said to hrushevsky then, they made fun of hrushevsky, and said that where are you going to get the pro-ukrainian moody people in kyiv, maybe tin soldiers like that? then there were 350,000 people living in kyiv, yes, that is, a third of all people, it is approximately the same as in the last revolution, when 3 million lived in kyiv, at one time almost a million people gathered in a hre, well in the central part, you can imagine this , i want to ask, i want to ask, how about this day, when kyiv met the directorate, how they drove, how the ukrainian troops drove, the streets, at which addresses in general, everything started at the station, so a certain time was set there, they arrived, first they arrived alone , and then they waited for the train with the directorate, the directorate arrived, there was an orchestra, here were foreign diplomats, they were waiting, here

were representatives of the city, various institutions and so on, who were waiting for what and when directory arrived, they met her solemnly , they again greeted them, they got into a car and drove to... to sofia maidan, yes, that is, they drove along this street, which is now petlyura street, modern petlyura street, modern bohdana khmelnytsko, volodymyrska and reached there , the troops were already lined up there by this time, the public had gathered, it was winter, it was cold, but according to the press of the time, 10,000 people gathered only on the sofia maidan itself, who wanted to see, who came to meet when i say, when all those unfavorable conditions for them, and they came, the city was decorated as much as possible, for example, what i like, we will mention this in particular in the book, that two buildings were built on the sofia maidan according to narbot's project, one - this is a triumphal arch with the coats of arms of different regions of ukraine, and

the second is an obelisk, a monument to the restoration of the republic, and in the small newsreel that survived, its fragment is just visible, it says the 19th, well, it's... it's not quite but this obelisk stood until 1032, the trident was broken from above by the bolsheviks, a red flag was attached to it, and it stood there, but... this was done precisely in order to solemnly meet and mark and, so to speak, stop from the restoration of the republic with the victory of the ukrainian spirit itself, because we will not now talk about the hetman and all these stories, very, very many people, four or five bishops came to the meeting of the directors, and when the church... was not was not far from being pro-ukrainian, but it turns out that they also understood who

is the owner here, whose power is that, that ukrainians are after all the owner, the father and the foundation of our capital, please tell me more about st. volodymyr university, i saw what vira ageeva was saying very interestingly about the fact that the royal government created this university. and actually became such a center of education for pro-ukrainian people. of course, that is, the university was created in 1834, largely with the transfer of the kremenets lyceum to kyiv. it was created with a purpose before that there was a polish uprising to counter polish influence. most russian teachers were pro-russian. at the beginning of the 20th century, and even during the ukrainian revolution, there were many pro-russian

teachers and students there, but even more so , it is a classical university, it is a university with good traditions, and it at least educated many famous ukrainian figures, we take mykhailo hrushevskyi, chairman of the central council, dmytro doroshenko, minister of foreign affairs, serhii. imagine there is a shulgin family, oleksandr shulgin becomes the minister of foreign affairs, volodymyr shulgin is a university student, his brother is the minister of foreign affairs, the general secretary of foreign affairs, he enlists as an assistant in the sich riflemen's regiment, goes and volunteers to participate in the battle under the cliffs, and he dies in the battle under the cliffs and... later, when there was to be a funeral in kyiv, the shulgin family

published an announcement in the nova rada newspaper that someone knew something about our son, owner sean, please volunteer, and there were several obituaries in honor of this boy, and the university prince of st. volodymyr, he remained until the end the stronghold of the russian world, here we had such a university, an opera house, the university existed under its last rector... tsitovych was such an expressive russian nationalist, although he himself was hardly a pole by origin, but he was a vyrezatsinalist, and only after that, and the soviet government could not do anything with him, even with that university, he remained, until it was completely liquidated, in the opera theater, in which, by the way , the approval of the act of dismissal and the arrival of labor took place congress held something of a peasant congress, the first ukrainian-language opera in 1927 was performed. these were the centers of the russian world, but the leadership of the university paid a lot of attention to the political situation, because during the time

of the central council , the ukrainian national university held lectures there, later during the reign of hetman skoropadsky in the mykolaiv military school, it was here on petroflotskyi prospect that the ukrainian state university was opened, pompously officially, but this place was not quite provided for this function, and later on the meeting of this ukrainian study of the ukrainian state university was transferred to the red building of the university. and just then, under skokarpatskyi , they wanted to turn this university into a ukrainian university in a new way, there was terrible resistance, and then they had to make a parallel ukrainian university, this national and then a state university, and they did not give in to ukrainization. it is difficult to come to volodymyrska, but it seems to me that there is also a street in gorodetskoy where the former mykolaivska is literally mykolaivska. tell about

horodetskyi street, well, let me give you a part , a part, let's say where the conservatory and the ukraina cinema are now, it is still alive, even though there is a sign on it, that's actually where the continental hotel was, that's one of the best, the ukraina cinema is hippopala, it's a little further, yes, i want to talk about the first hotel that was... this continental in which they lived, well, who didn't live there, and petlyura petlyura, by the way, they were in the continental hotel where the members of this western ukrainian delegation were accommodated. well, extraordinary actually for ukrainian revolution event, it is the election of the hetman, the hetman

of ukraine, who was elected, skoropatsky and there is a very, excuse me, and there is a very moving memory of skoropadsky about how he was greeted by the hall, how he could not even say everything that he was preparing, so that there was such ecstasy at this congress of khliborobs, that's what it was called , well, look, here we have to have, we have to keep in mind such a thing that hetman pavlo skoropatsky wrote his memoirs later, and it is clear that he tried to give this moment his election as hetman. hetman pavlo skoropatsky is important to ukrainians , they respect him, because he was the creator of the ukrainian army, whether we like it or not, the first ukrainian corps was headed by

hetman pavlo skoropatsky, this is the ukrainized 34th russian corps, the first ukrainian corps, and hetman pavlo skaropatskyi. became the head of the ukrainian state and, to a large extent, institutes were created for him, such as institutes, a gymnasium, the ukrainian academy of sciences, a library, many of these things had their beginnings even during the time of the central council, he finalized it, but it was finalized for him, and therefore we must respect him too, i went further, look a little further through the house, it seems that there was a ministry there, the military ministry for sure. time, then we will take the modern franko theater , this is the old one, there was a young theater that performed there, our luminaries, who are who, performed there, then it is from this side, then the houses from the opposite side, i don’t remember now which one exactly , ukrainian institutions were also located there, that 's all

the street is short, and it was so aristocratic, let's say, and that's why it's not always there. it was possible to put something in there, let's say, but the residence of specific people is precisely connected with this and that street, there were no rallies there, strangely enough, so it seemed that no matter what, all the rallies were somehow on the european or on you remembered the election of hetman pavel skoropatsky as hetman at the hippopalas, there was another very important event, the third military congress took place in this circus krutikov hippopalas, and the participants of the third military congress demanded from the management. people's republic to declare the independence of ukraine and start creating the ukrainian army, and largely under their pressure, under their demands, the ukrainian people's republic was proclaimed by the third universal on november 20 , 17. and then this cinema was built on this place, during the second world war, and then it was actually on

those walls, no, no, part of the walls were preserved, by the way, as in the conservatory. the lower part is basement everything has been preserved from this, from the hotel, you can see the whole thing there, and it was modernized as it is now, and what is important, you know, some such ukrainian tradition, it was there that famous performance at the premiere took place you know the film's shadows of forgotten remnants, energetics, and so on, on september 4, 1965, when ivan dzyuba was the first to come out later. chornovil, and they said about the arrests of the ukrainian internet, it was already ours, already there, ukraine was already there and did not weather from there. so, if we are to summarize, yes, you failed very well to, to, to the power of the place, to the power of the story, what do you expect,

about the ukrainian addresses in kyiv, as you see, as you see that this story... it, so that we her, so that we were going back and forth and reviving this story, what should be done for this in addition to the book, we as, excuse me, yaroslav and i worked for a long time at the institute of national remembrance, and even then this project of memorializing kyiv addresses, in particular ukrainian ones, was being developed revolution, in the offices of mykhailo hrushevskyi and volodymyr vinnichenko in the building of the central for the construction of the monument. kyiv authorities did not dare to build it. i would also expect that each of these places of the ukrainian revolution that we marked , that we established, were marked with annotation boards, so that people would walk, see and know what

happened here, in the end it makes our us stronger, what is it, from whom it depends, it is the kyiv authorities who decide the issue regarding memorials, you understand that politicians, they are sensitive to public sentiments, that is, to a large extent, it should come to the awareness of the people of kyiv, to the people, that this... is necessary and under through their influence, the government will usually fulfill them - their wishes, society's social expectations. and just this book with those addresses, it was created in order to draw attention to these specific premises, specific houses, and to create some interest in the society in kyiv citizenship, i think that we invested our 5 kopecks in this matter . and the main thing is that there are prospects for the continuation of all this, if we take these soviet processes against the ukrainian intelligentsia, there is a process, an all-ukrainian

the central insurgent committee, the cossack council of the right bank of ukraine, the union for the liberation of ukraine, the ukrainian national center, all of these processes involved the purging of the ukrainian intelligentsia, the destruction of the ukrainian intelligentsia, and in these criminal cases, their people were arrested at their homes, there are documents... about conducting arrests, about conducting searches, there are still opportunities to set new and new addresses and in order to record and mark them, i thank you very much we are collecting it, we are collecting it, i thank you very much for the fact that you gather that you made such a wonderful book of kyiv addresses, i would like to remind you that yaroslav faizulin and oleksandr kucheruk were guests of the program of proper names, and we cherish history with you. we remember that the liberation war of the ukrainian people against the empire did not start today and not in the 14th year, it is a very long, long history, and we can see it on the examples

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see this week in the collaborators program. how does propaganda work in the occupied territories? it's scary. but who is agitating young people to join putin's youth army? greetings, i'm olena kononenko, and this is the collaborator program. the new faces of treason, on which suspicions and cameras are already waiting, are asking that the whole of ukraine learn about them. our task is to make them known, so that after the end of the war and our victory, these traitors do not hide in the corners, pretending to be law-abiding citizens, and answered for their crimes before the court. we have already told you about

the propagandist. tv channel tavria kherson, which was created by rashists in 2022, when they occupied the kherson region. it was headed by ismail abdulaev. zradnyk was appointed director of the occupying kherson television and radio company tavria, created on the technical base of the ukrainian trc scythia, the kherson branch of public broadcasting. after the liberation of part of the kherson region, the tv channel, together with the entire technical base, came to the territories controlled by the russians. now he is continues his work. together with the channel , employees, journalists, cameramen and technical personnel who continue to create stories and programs on the topics needed by the kremlin also escaped from the armed forces. this is how 20-year-old olga teterya from the village of bohdanivka, kakhovsky district, how did she get on the channel, what does it say about ukraine and why did our law enforcement agencies suspect it? more on that later. when the rashists created the tavria kherson channel , the question arose as to who would fill it with slug content. therefore, they decided to attract

the young generation, they say, look, with russia there are prospects for development, however, they hid that these are prospects for a sharp fall down. last august, on the basis of the tavria tv channel, the occupiers created a so-called media school for the recruitment of students for the purpose of training in the professions of journalists, cameramen, editors, and tv presenters. all for further employment at the russian trk. at that time , ismail abdulaev himself campaigned to join this media school. vladimir abdulaev. says that it's never too late to learn, television is not just a journalist, it's operators who here are the editors, the lighting engineers, when you are going to go to the media school, you must think, you must have burning eyes, you must want to work, and our traitor olga teterya was seduced by these prospects of career decline. in peaceful life , she studied at the kherson state

university at the faculty of biology. geography and ecology, and with the beginning of the occupation of kherson, she decided to change her profile to journalism and media communications and entered a media school. here is a video from september 11, 2022 , where she is embraced by a traitor from the kherson region kyrylo strymousov. we are not afraid of being liberated, because we are liberated forever. kherson is russia, forever, no one can change anything. and you know, we will become in the coming months, yes, what months, years. beautiful blooming kherson region, i am right, yes, yes, as time has shown, kherson is ukraine, our brave soldiers brought it home. after graduating from the media school, the mother-in-law was hired on the tv channel tavria, where she took the pseudonym alektina novorosiyskaya. you didn't hear. as a pseudo-journalist, terya actively covered illegal and fictitious referendum, in her stories, she called it reunification and return to the legal homeland.

on the camera, it was constantly repeated that the shelling of kherson was carried out by the kyiv regime, especially after its film crew seemed to have come under fire, it’s scary , we have to film, we came under fire here , it’s a little scary, you can’t sit in the basements either , because it’s somehow not very safe actually, after this video, the russian scumbags wrote that the armed forces of ukraine deliberately... attacked the civilian population, this novorossiyska herself repeated on television, there was a large crowd of people , as humanitarian aid was distributed, it flew to the very building where this mobile social office was located, that is , there were people there who simply wanted to receive some kind of help from the russian state, or the gender...