will be a strong text, we also know that kotsyubynskyi came to the curve for a week, looked and wrote the best text about the carpathians so far, well, many of the carpathian authors may not agree, but okay, it turned out like this, that is, he is not very had the experience of the carpathians, he got there twice or three or several times and wrote the best text about the carpathians, so that is... it is quite possible, but direct experience still matters, and therefore i think that the strongest books will be written by those , who has direct experience, but i say there is a lot different experiences, there is experience, for example, of emigration, and those who are now in emigration, they will write about it, there is the experience of children in the bomb shelter, and those who experienced it, they will write it, yes, that is. this

is again, let's go to klimko hryhora tyutyunnyk, the boy is 11 years old there, through the occupied territory, he walks there for more than 100 km, he walks there for a week, he sees it all, and this is war through the eyes of a war, a child, that is, yes, well, but of course , of course, these will not be uniform works, that is, probably many will want to write out their experience, but the texts remain strong. that is, among those those who had this experience will emerge stronger , but they will remain, in any case, i think, here we probably cannot make any generalizations, because in relation to literature, our situation is now very unique, if we think again about the texts about the war that we know in the world, then either these texts are written from the position of, well... those who are disappointed in

the war, so a german soldier, poisoned by propaganda, goes to the front to fight against, here i am retelling the trailer and goes to the front fight against the french, and paris in three days, well that is they go to the front with it, and here they see that it is dirt, that it is death, that it is mutilation, and they see, this is this literature, the war literature of insight, it means that a person is caught. to the front blind, she doesn't know why she got there, uh, and then she understands that war is scary, and before she thought it was a walk, and this is not our situation at all, the other is war through the eyes of a victim after i will lose, eh, and this was once our situation, so malaniuk, combatant, daragan, losers from military competitions, all actually in the 20s very a lot, because they fought. first for the ukrainian people's republic, and

then many people went there to join the soviet red army, that's how the waveman also fought, he was generally a rebel against everyone, including dovzhenko, and yanovsky, and mykola kulish, and even ostap vyshnya, so he was in charge of the medical service of the ukrainian people's republic, that is, they all fought, but then, so that they didn't write about the war, they didn't want this heroics, they just... they suffered a certain defeat, especially like malaniuk, well, there's also a third type, such ideological works, like there, let's say , honchar's standard-bearers, where these are victorious works, but we now understand that this is all full of lies, everyone who fights it in our country understands very well why he does it, we do not have a war of conquest, and on the other hand, we will not suffer. defeat this time, i think we

are all united in this awareness, and that is why it will be some other literature, new literature, i think, that is why it is very different, and here to generalize how it will appear, well, it is quite risky, not difficult , thank you, i can’t help but ask about the reading, as such, so we wrote it out for ourselves and will now show the graphics from ukrainian institute. books, and who did such and such a sociological study , how does the reading of ukrainians change, how much do they read more or less during the war, and look how interesting it is that the number of ukrainians who read increased from 2020, so to the 23rd year, from 8% in the 20th year to 19% in the 23rd year, that is, this year, which... we lived

, it seems that it is good, and it seems even more good that the book in ukrainian language prevails in print, yes the book in ukrainian language, but for... the equation in germany is read by almost 46% population, what this tells us in general is that what we read like this , we read little, we still read little, but we read much more than it was there, say, 10-15 years ago, this says to us about the fact that we still have educators and people, books, there is still such a long way of enlightenment in fact , so serious, because reading... always makes people smarter, this is important, at the moment people read actively because they want to know , they want to know the story, which, as it turns out, has largely been fed up distorted, well, in particular under the influence

of russian propaganda, they want to know literature, about literature, because they were told again that this is great literature in russia, there is none here, that is, in fact, everything is there. and it is necessary , there are victories that must be celebrated in our history, there are strong texts, so people rushed to read, and this is true, i believe these statistics, we all see that reading is very widespread, i don’t know, i think every publishing house already now has this experience, when fighters from the front line turn, send books, we read in the breaks, yes, that is, between battles, that is it is important, and it is globally important, because... a nation must be able to defend itself with the power of arms, but also with the power of words, well, this is again a fact, it must tell the truth about itself, praise the exploits of its heroes who will be alive for so long , as long as they are remembered,

to laugh in literature, and likewise, this satirical aspect of literature is now strengthened in our country, because satire is also a weapon, that is , it is actually explained. such a development, and , of course, there is such a very good perspective, yes, well, but here it is still really far from the european ones countries, to the states, yesterday i had a lecture, a server of librarians, yes, who want to learn more about modern ukrainian literature, and here i am this priga. the fact that somewhere from the 20s -30s of the 20th century, in america there were powerful library support programs for libraries, the state supported libraries, there were some reading contests, so that people would go, that children would go, they would have some awards, collect

some stickers, well in short, they were making a serious program to get people to read, and now we can't wonder why in america, there are possible circulations of a million. here , if you count proportionally, then we should have possible circulations, well, at least 100-200 thousand of such, so far, well, i know, there is a colony there, it’s 30 00, it’s already not bad, we are moving in this direction, i know that the total circulation of everything published by oksana zabushko is already well over half a million , but there is still room to move, after all, this is germany. in particular, and especially scandinavia, well, they read, probably twice, three times more powerfully than we do so far, and this is also a question of the school curriculum, that is, comprehensive, it will have to be solved, now it just starts from such a grassroots level, it's just that

people want to read, want to learn more, and interestingly, we also took the most interesting reading figures from the ukrainian institute of the future. let's show why ukrainians read, so almost half of ukrainians, 49%, say that reading is a way to save yourself, especially during the war. 42% believe that reading teaches you to make better decisions, that is, you become smarter, of course, 24%, a third of participants believe that reading ukrainian literature is a form resistance, cultural, this is also understandable, 21% of reading and buying books support ukrainian culture, that's why he reads. ukrainians, and as i promised, i will return to your book adventures of ukrainian literature, adventures of ukrainian literature was just like that, firstly, it was the bbc book of the year last year in 2023 in the essay section,

secondly, after the lviv book forum it was impossible to buy, i have to, to be honest, i recently bought it and read how quickly it spread among... among readers, what people are looking for in your book with the history of ukrainian literature? well, i kind of hoped that it would generate interest, but i didn't expect that it's like... now the third edition is already on its way, which makes me very happy, because i really hope that people are looking for a certain integrity, i tried to speak there in three such planes, i always have such a small historical section there, which happened in one or another period, that is, from the end of the 18th to now, then there is about european literature... what was written there at that time, which were the most "brighter authors, and then immediately ukrainian literature,

that is , a certain integrity should appear in my imagination, to show that, first of all, we have a strong and long tradition, in fact, the tradition is even longer, that is , in kyiv, in such old centers, in kyiv, in chernihiv, in lviv, literature was written for a very, very, very long time, it is possible that ovid, who was exiled to the besar steppes. somewhere near odessa , he organized a literary circle, well, this is a joke, but we actually have a thousand-year history of literature, eh, and not every nation can boast of such literature, that is, there a huge tradition, but here even in this gap of 200 years, it is very clearly visible, there are actually much more authors who are talked about, who we know about there after school, and there are some texts that can be read again. never like that, it makes me terribly happy when a person reads the adventures of ukrainian

literature and then writes on the networks that my reading list has increased by 40 books, that’s good, it’s certainly such a slightly insidious plan, but - on the other hand, it has its some sense, then i come across eh, oh well another meaning, i come across some good book, i read it, i'm fascinated, well, i 'd like everyone to read it, well... well, so it's very likely that many people will be fascinated by it, there like the master of the ship yanovsky, well, a gorgeous book that was never, especially not talked about , it is not even in the school curriculum, or there is tsarevna kobylyanska, that is, these are really very valuable texts, or there is dr. serafiku sadomonovych, but it is out now, that is we have, actually, you know, it's like from the cave of treasures, ladina, where, then, you can

go, and there are many things, but we don't know what exactly is there, and for many, i think, yes, it's like that episode when, so, in the green box in the bank before that little harry potter, who thinks he is poor, opens the vault, he sees that his parents left him a lot of everything, he can buy chocolate frogs, yes, that is, in fact, ... the same with ukrainian literature and culture, because it is the same a complex process, but now everyone absolutely understands, but there is a generous amount it's powerful, what a shdrik has conquered the world, there is some ensemble of us navy officers performing a shdrik, they understand that it's a shdrik, they write, it's leontovych, that is , they understand, and it's very powerful. culture, it is so strong that it has survived in spite of many things, that

is why it makes sense to admire, i subscribe, and that is why they read and that is why they listen, that is why they watch, well, of course, there is still a lot that needs to be done, but nevertheless, i thank you for this book because my list also got bigger, i thought i was i read a lot and knew about ukrainian literature, it turned out that it was not, and i would also advise you to listen to it with pleasure and happiness. stories from literature, and actually, then you really listen to this story, and you want to read zerov, and domantovych, and all those who have not been read or have not read. thank you very much for this conversation, rostislav. a literary critic, a teacher at the kyiv-mallyan academy was a guest of my program today,

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positive moment. there are mass exonerations of evaders in the court in odesa. we actually discovered what exactly. four judges made all these decisions. greetings, you are watching judicial control, i am tatyana shustrova. the judicial system of ukraine is in a state of complete reboot. the reform process is extremely difficult, in particular due to the fact that it is ongoing during a full-scale war. the higher judicial bodies, the higher council of justice and the higher qualification commission of judges were formed practically from scratch. however, the course of judicial reform, which is... a key requirement on ukraine's path to the eu, is influenced by other events, in particular, the total exposure of corruption schemes in the judicial system. we will talk about how the judges in odesa en masse absolved men from mobilization today, but let's start with the news. on the second attempt, the higher council of justice considered

the report of the judge of dniprovsky district of the court of kyiv yuliya ivanina and address of the assembly of this. to the court about interference in the administration of justice, however, the case was heard in closed session, which was requested by the judge herself for security reasons. the judge asks for this notification about interference in the judge's activity regarding the administration of justice, i ask that it be considered at a meeting of the supreme council of justice, the council of judges of ukraine in closed session, taking into account the circumstances i have outlined regarding the threat to the safety of my family members, in particular minors. children decision about closed review was supported by 13 members of the vrp. according to his results, the supreme council of justice decided to contact the office of the prosecutor general and the director of the state criminal investigation department to check the circumstances of the search in the dnipro district court of kyiv two weeks ago. members of the vrp draw the attention of the state bureau of investigation to the need to observe guarantees of independence of judges and

maintain the authority of justice during investigative actions. the council of justice will also contact the court security service, which. to ensure the personal safety of judge yulia ivanina and members of her family. we will remind you that on january 11, the meeting of judges of the dnipro district court of the city of kyiv was informed about the conduct of a search in the court, which took place with numerous violations of procedural legislation and without a decision of the investigating judge. at the same time, without proper grounds, the employees of the sbi took photos on their personal mobile phones of the draft of the yet to be announced court decision and searched and examined many people who were there at that time. in the courthouse. higher qualification commission of judges after interviews recommended to the supreme council of justice to dismiss the odious judge of the kharkiv district administration olena izovitova vakim. izuvitova vakim, judge of the maidan, in 2013 she made a decision to ban peaceful gatherings in support of the euromaidan in kharkiv. initially, the judge

banned peaceful demonstrations from november 26 to 29 , 2013. and the next day , indefinitely. banned protests. the previous composition of the supreme council of justice recognized that the judge had violated the norms of procedural law, but released her from punishment due to the expiration of the statute of limitations. judge olena izovitova vakim has a lot of property, the appearance of which is difficult to explain by income, and not only her, but also her children, who, with a minimum salary, became owners of expensive cars. mother of judge lidia izovitova, head of the national association of lawyers of ukraine and associate of putin's godfather, viktor medvedchuk. the specialized anti-corruption prosecutor's office sent an indictment to the court against volodymyr serdynskyi, judge of the brovyr city district court of the kyiv region. we will remind you that serdynskyi jumped on bribes in... the usa. according to the investigation, the judge received an illegal benefit from the representative of one of the parties in a civil case for making a decision in her interests.

he received part of the money in the amount of one thousand dollars earlier, when the decision was made to extort evidence in the case. during the receipt of the second part of the funds in the amount of 3 thousand dollars for the debt collection decision in favor of the plaintiff, serdynskyi was hotly exposed by nabu detectives. during the searches , serdynskyi was seized envelopes packed in different envelopes. recently, a video appeared online luxurious palace, which belongs to the family of the former deputy head of the dnipro district court of kherson andriy ivanyshchuk. here everything is in the best traditions, objects of excessive luxury at every step, precious paintings, a swimming pool and even an elevator. the ivanyshchuk family owns a whole complex of elite houses in the center of kherson with a total area of ​​1126 m2. the biggest will be. which, according to the documents, belongs to the judge's mother , reaches 850 square meters. for comparison, the famous honka yanukovych in myzhigirya is only a little more than 600. here hangs a portrait of andriy ivanishchuk in

in the image of an officer of the russian imperial army. andriy ivanyshchuk, son of anatoly ivanyshchuk, ex-chairman of the kherson oblast court of appeals, who in 2012 was detained by workers of the kyiv ubozo after receiving a $100,000 bribe in a restaurant in the center of kherson. however, he managed... to avoid punishment, in 2014 the central district court of the city of mykolaiv acquitted him. anatoly ivanyshchuk was able to retire, keeping his judge's pension. his son andrii ivaneshchuk became a judge of the dnipro district court of the city of kherson in 2002. in three years, he was already appointed deputy chairman of the court. he held this position for 11 years, until the dissolution of the court in 2016. the president came to the conclusion of the necessity. the formation of the kherson city court and the unification of the three district judges that exist and still exist in kherson. in my

subjective opinion, the formation of a new court based on three judges is an exclusively positive moment. presumably then, in 2016, andriy ivanyshchuk was convinced that he would continue working for the newly created judge. however, the higher qualification commission of judges made a decision on his transfer to the position of judge. ochakivsky district court of mykolaiv oblast. he did not agree with such a career turn and successfully appealed the decision of the bkks. thus, ivaneshchuk managed to work for another 2.5 years in an already non-existent court and receive a salary without administering justice. on august 20, 2019, the supreme council of justice dismissed him. during his time as a judge, andriy ivaneshchuk and his family were able to build and furnish not only this luxurious estate. as of 2017 the year when... the former judge also owned a five-room apartment of 267 m2, also in the center of kherson. his mother had another house, an office, non-residential premises. elite

real estate was also owned by the father, who managed to escape anatoly ivanyshchuk's prison. the current whereabouts of this large successful family is unknown. according to the sources of most , they probably left for crimea at the beginning of the occupation of southern ukraine. the security service of ukraine and the national anti-corruption bureau exposed a corruption scheme in the belgorod-dniester city and district court odesa region, with the help of which men could leave the territory of ukraine after paying a bribe. for $3,500 , decisions were made in court that fictitiously determined the place of residence of minor children by husband. this gave conscripts the right to go abroad despite the martial law. according to the investigation, the scheme has been operating since mid-april. in 2022. during this time, it was possible to issue more than a thousand similar decisions. a lawyer involved in the scheme was looking for clients. pravozahnyk also acted as a mediator

when transferring money. the scheme with fictitious court decisions on the residence of children in favor of the father was activated just at the beginning of a full-scale war and last year acquired sky-high promises. ngl media journalists have analyzed such court decisions since 2021 . then there were 280 of them. 9 in 2022 , the number increased to 859, and in 2023 it is as many as 2,708, and 30% of them were approved in the belgorod-dniester court. we actually found that four judges in particular made all these decisions. you can apply if you have a housing lease. i have grounds, well, what is it called to go to court at the place of registration, and actually, as far as i’m concerned... these things also testify to the scheme, well, because most people, well, accordingly, did not live, according to the investigation materials, one of the key former

chairman of the belgorod-dniester district court is among the participants in the scheme. so if it was not the pressure of the court today, then what was it at all? and i am asking you to shed light on this issue. oleksandr boyarsky was informed of the suspicion. the higher anti-corruption court chose a preventive measure for him in the form of detention with the possibility of bailing out in the amount of 1.59, 800 hryvnias. boyarsky has already announced that he will pay the bail, and this is not surprising. money is not a problem for a judge. odesa they call the boyar judge a millionaire. for 2022, he declared $30,000 in cash. the judge has 72 thousand dollars, almost 46 thousand euros and almost 3 million hryvnias in his accounts. oleksandr boyarskyi is currently also involved in another case. in july 2021, the state bureau of investigation exposed him for attempted fraud. the chairman of the court, through the mediation of the lawyer , promised to provide the odesa resident adoption of a positive decision by another judge.

at first, the judge and the lawyer planned to receive uah 7,000 from the citizen, and then reduced the amount to $600. law enforcement officers documented the transfer of $3,500 to the judge, and the lawyer was detained while receiving the rest of the funds. now there is an open criminal case against him, which is still being investigated and is still in court. the supreme council of justice suspended boyarsky from the administration of justice. however , he returned to his post in two months. journalists identified the names of others as well. judges of the belgorod-dniester court, which issued decisions that allowed men to evade mobilization and go abroad. the second according to our rating was the current head of this court, valentyn zaviryuha, that is, he was also second, third, this is serhiy savytskyi. officially, the judges do not yet appear in the case of the sbu and nabucza. in general, the judges of the belgorod-dniester court could earn more than 3 million dollars, helping men

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