[000:00:00;00] well, to do everything so that the responsibility and this burden that fell on ukrainian society, so that it has a solidary distribution, you understand, one cannot receive these sky-high salaries. yes, we know what these are, and another teacher, uh, from the last of his meager salaries, counted on

war is necessary. this cannot be. for an official to receive tens of hundreds of times more for a teacher or a museum worker, because it means that this is his bureaucrat, a high-ranking official, he understands it this way , that you are not worth my fingernail, because the reward determines the importance of a person, true, if so, it is logical, if we pay him so much, that is, we determine his importance to society, his benefit to all of us, and here there is a complete, complete disproportion. one of the heroes of the novel is a slum there. when the boys dream of what ukraine will be like, one of them says well, no, he doesn’t say these crotchety people, i want

them to bloom richly and flourish there, this is exactly what he says, i want ukraine to be honest, independence day of ukraine, no other holiday has gained such importance in recent times, such symbolism, such just such a physical sense of involvement. we believe in victory, we believe that we will return to a peaceful life where there will be no sirens of arrivals, where there will be no battles , we will clear the fields, the airports will work again, the refugees will return, we will rebuild the cities and villages, we will restore the dams , the factories, we will heal our wounded, but there is something we cannot do we will not be able to change it, we will not be able to return the lives of our people, our defenders , independence day of ukraine, no other holiday

has gained such importance in recent times, with the independence day of ukraine, the completion of the holodomor museum is under a question mark, because it seems not is it timely? is the question of the holodomor museum like other museums during the great war not timely? well, i don't think that there is such a scale that we cannot influence the military budget there, that we have taken it away from there or not , of course these are without these museums, and this is ours memory from memory, well, what are we worth actually on the basis of this memory, and a warrior and a defender and

a patriot are formed, you know, i am especially attracted to people who grew up as nationalists in the donbass, in the crimea , there are few of them, a handful, even units, tens , there are hundreds. i i wonder how you are in this environment how to live blossomed into such a lily and then you start a biography and it turns out that either a grandmother from halychyna or a grandfather from volyn or someone in the family was repressed and they also fled later, many were forbidden to go to the motherland, and they fled, like the cold-blooded people, once upon a time, you said there

there is already a prison under the ground. they will not look for us there. and here, somewhere, from these sprouts of memory , even in the donbass, those from our russified, trampled lands, where ukrainians brought this population there with hunger and created such and such a surrogate i don't know how to call them without insults, i'm talking about the general well, in the meantime, i'm saying this, you know, to emphasize somewhere in public, i'm saying there and you know, i'm saying that it's not galicia, not

volyn, but donbas that gave the most to nationalists, and the list begins let's say to him during soviet times, ivan dzyuba, mykola rudenko, ivan svitlichnyi, nadiya svitlichnai, anatoliy lupiniz, in the end, stus came out of that environment, although he was born in vinnytsia, but he lived and was formed there to a large extent, i say, you see, your donbas gave you such nationalists. and what are you? all of these people that i have listed, again, if you take their lives, write there, delve into their biographies, it will turn out that the roots stretch here or, um, someone in the family was repressed, they already knew or knew of the holodomor, and it was not a secret for them what

bolshevism is, what it is soviet prison, now it's your fault that you sympathize with halychyna and we pray for the whole of ukraine or that you are making yourself donbas and the most nationalists well, it's just here the soviet occupation she spent less time in the west of ukraine and this historical memory and or the memory of each family, it was better preserved less, less, this rink was run, there was no famine, fortunately, those people who passed on this historical memory were not so intimidated, although it also passed here, this regime was trampled, god forbid , but are we already freed even though we are already in the 32nd year of independence yes have we already become independent from that uh soviet history from that history that was dictated to us

by russian propaganda can we call ourselves that we are truly independent ukrainians independent from our past no if the minority of us are those who are independent. for example, i was also independent in the soviet union. in my life, of course, there was some kind of subordination to me, so it is clear from that regime of that system, but i also knew a lot today. well, thank god that there is already such a critical mass of these the people you are talking about are independent in their inner convictions , but most of them are wandering around social networks

. look how much darkness there is, just stupid darkness. was to clear the airwaves of moscow pop music, but now you, at the same time, although everything seems to have been fixed formally, and at the same time, we will hear tsoi even in lviv, somewhere from the window , someone is singing like that, or whether he turns it on like that , regarding the release, well, the humanitarian policy was too weak during these

in the 1930s, no one cared, it seemed, the patriotic ministers of culture and education, and no one cared about the school curriculum, but they would have introduced it back in the 90s or early 90s. if i had poured out the school program, completely different generations would have grown up, again, not a lot, not all of them, but there would have been a heart that would have followed you , you understand, because on the same novel , a documentary is a thing of holis-gorsky kholodny yar, a generation of bandera residents of the 30s has grown up in the 19th century, when this novel was published, the people of lviv, not the people of lviv, galicians, in general

, western ukraine, they read the novel with it in the voice, read it in the reading room, read the novel in the voice, absorbed it greedily, and then many of the heroes showed that we grew up what hmm not to enter on this book in the program there are such things that really um you know there are uh i don't like this soviet concept either, the educational value of literature, but i felt it from my own experience, when guys approach me they say they are not from donetsk we read black crow and switched to ukrainian

language, and it is not only from donetsk, but also from kyiv , you know that kyiv was 80% russified until recently, and now it is here. unfortunately, there are still many, but they are also suitable. to tell when a guy approaches and he says that i read your novel and went to war here, i don’t know whether i should be happy or now you understand this situation, i didn’t convey what responsibility this is. well, here is a boy from mykolaiv oblast from razvadov, dmytro skolozdra, says i went to war, i took a shoulder bag with two books

the bible and your novel marusya is about the ukrainian galician army, but when they say that i have become a ukrainian , the author's heart is already happy and fluttering. books and fiction historical books and now if you go to a bookstore, you can see on the shelves where bestsellers are written, there will definitely be something documentary, historical, there will definitely be something historical , fiction. i will tell you something that was unexpected even for me during the war. i think there will be such a lull with the spread of ukrainian books, well, with

the sale, let's say directly , the sale of books has increased, i see that they are not keeping up with my i'm going to various meetings with readers. i'm ordering books. i'm not printing them, so they don't have time. many editions are missing, so sales have increased. and what 's most amazing to me is that these guys of ours even read in the trenches and send me photos . yevhen grom is there, well, gromo is not grom, because his last name is a public hero of ukraine of truth. he has been awarded the title of hero of ukraine

. he has been reading novels for 22 years . he has recently been to the unconquered nation festival. a break due to our difficult circumstances, this is again this year, many guys came from under bahmut and from the same uh, 93rd brigade, kholodny yar. so they read and invite you there. i say , please tell me where, when, well, they all exchanged their phones somewhere in the near future, i will go there again, they read a lot, and again this time, a boy came to me about such things, a yanin, not from donetsk, he said , “i went to war after your book, i went to war, and

not all of my readers are so beautiful and healthy, i said, are vikings like that?” you know, you said about the responsibility and yours as a writer, and they said about the humanitarian policy of the previous years or previous decades. what do you think of the current humanitarian policy , is it ukrainian enough? i don’t understand a lot of things. what do people who have supposedly patriotic views about the ukrainian position begin to do, but then

they begin to quarrel with each other, argue with each other, well, it is possible to argue, by the way it's so difficult to quarrel with family, mother, uh, that's it, too. but there really are uh, such topics that the soviet system simply marked the entire ukrainian space with its symbols, and this naturally caused internal resistance in us. and now rearrange the trident. well, i don't know. it's not such a tragedy, but for me personally, i would not like to see these peaks on the dnieper slopes that have been modified for modernity as a person who writes on historical topics when ukrainians, and on historical topics that ukrainian

that was forgotten or er was rewritten when ukrainians will rethink their soviet past when they perceive it as not part of our history, we were in the soviet union, and now we have left it. and when they start to think , for example, in latvia, estonia or lithuania , that it was an occupation. i think that i still have 10 - 20 years is a part of irredeemable people, and there are many of them, i would say a very sad thing , may god forgive me, they don't just have to leave something from this world, they will leave little by little and

they will be better, but these will then leave and the generation will grow up . and this is what is young now already is reborn internally and especially when we win and we will win in this war there is simply no other way, calamity has no nature and again when we are needed anyway forgetful conditions for all our victories and progress must be meaningful strong purposeful ukrainian-centric humanitarian

policy tv especially that is what they say there now there are few people watching tv. well, what is the difference ? what is the difference between what tv shows what we are watching? you will win when when this victory will be for you, because now they are saying that plates on the borders of the year 91 or is it only in the borders of affairs, if we speak purely in military terminology, then of course go to the borders

of the year 91, m.m. fix them so much, that’s it there will be a great victory. it will be a very great victory, but finally we know, we know. we talk a lot, both convincingly and less convincingly, about the fact that this rusostate will fall apart, and this is how it must be and this is how it will be, but it is very difficult to determine the time frame, first of all, the sneeze must die physically or there at his official level because it is to die this ghoul putin and then it hmmm we saw again there are two options will come even worse i think which one is worse well, it doesn’t happen that

but then it would be possible to talk about some such real things about the future perspective. but i think that when we reach these borders , we will already have the power to defend ourselves, we are increasing it, unfortunately, our allies. thank god that they are a country that has never had allies, not a single war there. they fought a little with by the swedes together there by purebreds well so there were such situational things. and so we will take the russian-ukrainian war hmm 18-21 or are there wider ones there 17 years, it’s not that we had allies when our army was mowed down. like , they didn’t even sell medicine for our money there, that

spanish woman had a serious illness mowed down more than the weapons of our soldiers. well, i'm not talking about that later period of the ukrainian rebel army, and here we finally have allies for the first time, who not only treat us favorably, help us and help a lot . as if a well, how does it look like a certain game and it sounds cynical, but it certainly looks like a game, this is the dosage that delayed it so much that they mined all our directions in which we had to go much faster now, well, there is only one

pity, the biggest pity. of course, these are the sacrifices that ukraine pays, but with on the other hand, ukrainians have long learned from this experience one unshakable conviction that the losses in the struggle will always be less than those we suffered in the generation when we were at peace. when our struggle faded in the 20s, instead , repressions came, famine came, and we were already dying by millions vasyl thank you for participating in our interview thank you for what you do for what you write i hope that there will be new books that will inspire ukrainians

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protect and maintain visual acuity glaufix - these are 11 effective components to protect your eyes glaufix sharp vision lasts forever 547 days of full-scale war russia against ukraine and the day of independence of our state the holiday of free people the holiday of strong people of the holiday season the holiday of equals president volodymyr zelenskyy congratulated ukrainians on the 32nd anniversary of independence day according to the president - this is a holiday value for each of us and this is what we are fighting for, the head of state thanked the soldiers first of all for standing up for the defense of the homeland and noted that everyone is important in our struggle when we celebrate