[000:00:00;00] year, he started this gulag empire, and i brought this terrible document and the first study of our ukrainian, volodymyr manyak, famine of 33, when you read it, these testimonies, this is a ukrainian memorial, he did, he collected these materials, it becomes motoric, as venichenko said without... brom, it is impossible to read our history here, and that is why, of course, you mentioned, we mentioned the kozhedub monument, yes, i am a living witness who remembers when yushchenko issued his decree, er, and the decision of the cabinet of ministers,

then the construction was duplicated the monument, perpetuating the memory of the holodomor, the cabinet... of ministers, which was then headed by yulia volodymyrivna, tymoshenko, even though it was that money was entered into the state budget, but with huge problems, scandals, so to speak, there was no she has money, like the head of the government and so on, but our intervention of this democratic part of the parliament still managed that we have this memorial complex, even though it is unfinished , the jews are forced, tymoshenko opposed the allocation of funds, although they are in favor of , yes yes, here, they, they made their holocaust museum, the whole world goes there, that's all, one more thing, i want, just like the irish, by the way, they also have their history of their artificial famine, which was

arranged, very important information, quickly, as of today, 32 countries of the world have passed a decision in their parliaments to recognize the holodomor as a genocide of the ukrainian people, it is very difficult, because the government, well, yanukovych, we understood that it cannot have poroshenko, there was no time, we had to save the state and so on, do this the problem is today's... well, hochme made arrangements with the holodomor in its programs of the 95th quarter, so to speak, that is, the government did not work to ensure that the world recognized the holodomor, for which we need mass recognition by the countries of the world, so that it would accumulate, well, three dozen you are not enough, we have to get a decision from the united

nations. the official decision to recognize the holodomor as a 32-genocide, then the united nations organization to its international court, sends materials and the court, since the holocaust is recognized as genocide, and then, why so moscow she is afraid, does not want, protests, there was no famine, that's all, because she knows that israel, according to the decision of the international court , has received as of today, it is somewhere around 150 million dollars in compensation, so it means that the same thing can happen if the ukrainian authorities take care and will seriously work on it, and this is not only the holocaust, er, the holodomor, there is a lot more, and the distribution of property, they forgot about the soviet union, there are billions and billions, well, that’s not enough, and that’s all,

so and that i don't really...' it's unpleasant, me often, when i meet someone from israel's officials, why did we, ukraine, recognize your holocaust as the holodomor, or is your tragedy a holocaust, why are you still to this day, you who survived it, and you know, you are somewhere on the order of, as they claim, six million died , this is a terrible tragedy, and we also incline... and remember and sympathize with you, twice as many died in the ukrainian famine, twice as many, and for some reason you avoid admitting, you, first of all, should have those who experienced a similar tragedy, support ukraine and help ukraine so to speak to realize what you have realized, and there is no concrete answer, and here and now, should there be any work again on

the diplomatic ri also, sir, yaroslav, thank you for sharing these memories, for those of our viewers who are possible on the fourth saturday, november they didn't put a candle, you can do it today, november is ending, this is the month. when we ukrainians remember those of our ancestors who were killed by artificially arranged hunger, russians, put a candle on your window and honor their memory. we are going for a short one now pause, then let's go back, let's go back to the events of 2013, when yanukovych didn't like the christmas tree, or rather, he didn't like the fact that under that tree protests were organized by students, and that was the first violent crackdown that happened on the maidan, and then yakyu provoked revolution of dignity. stay with us. laughter, physical activity, sneezing. even during such a small load, urinary incontinence can make

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weekday from 20 to 22. espresso. my name is andriy, i am from the city of bila tserkva, in the kyiv region. i, along with my comrades, went voluntarily, initially a full -scale, full-scale invasion, we wanted to contribute to the overall victory and not just, well, during these one and a half years, we were involved in both the dftg and the volunteer, let’s say yes, in fact, recently we even took courses in aerial reconnaissance. the control of the bpp and drones flew for a certain number of hours, let’s say, on mavics, everyone knows , and well, they joined the ranks voluntarily with their two toros, now in the ranks of the ssu,

i don’t have such a feeling of fear, i used to i worked there, as a mountaineer, i always worked at heights, and over time this feeling of fear somehow atrophies, and of course many of my friends are in hot places, they probably inspired me with their actions and so on, it's not even that i have a family, i have friends, i don't have children yet, my friends have children, i want them to live in a free, independent country, and considering the fact that i didn't have such a , let's say, uh, weapon relationship before, i didn't have that, it's very important for me, in principle it was. very knowledgeable about this course, i emphasized something for myself, i took a new one, literally , there really won’t be too much, on the contrary, it’s a big plus, dear friends, we are back on

the air, this is our final half hour, together with andriy seichuk and me, lese vakulyuk, and now we will talk about the maidan, about how it began, about the first violent crackdown that took place when yanukovych's followers came to disperse the students who remained on the square and dispersed them under the pretext that as if they are preventing to install a christmas tree. ostap vakulyuk, an actor, a participant in the revolution of dignity, is visiting us, i honestly admit, it will be very difficult to talk, because interviewing your loved ones is very difficult, ostap is my brother, er, he was one of those students who was kidnapped on the maidan a little later, it happened just on the bloody epiphany, when they were returning from the maidan to the dormitory of karpenko students of the kara university

of theater, but on december 30, i apologize , november 30 was also on the maidan, i congratulate you ostap, good afternoon, it's very nice, hello, well, actually, please tell me why you decided to go to the maidan, go to the maidan, be on the maidan, be on the 30th, november, and what ultimately helped you on 30, saved you november 30 from what you avoided then beatings, although i did not avoid further such repressive actions on the part of the yanukovych government, well, on november 30, i was actually not there, although i was there all the previous days, when the maidan was just beginning and when everyone was very worried about whether anything would come of it at all, because this it was very small, so intimate, uh, and i didn't have it on the 30th, because i just had the skills of an actor in my bag, and i had to be in an enlightened mind. and when you

stand somewhere all night, well, you stand all night for us, well , it is clear that you are not very sleepy, that's why , guys, i have to sleep tonight, because i have in the morning the skill of an actor, and the skill of an actor, well, for actors, this is such a main subject that cannot be missed, as the actors joke, even if you fall into a trap there, you have to cut off your leg and still come to the skill of an actor, well yes they joke, it saved me a little, there was still a little bit of symbolism there, because our teacher, who was there, had a very ambiguous attitude towards it. so , they decided to go to the maidan, i personally decided to go, because i really didn't like what was happening in the country, i in particular, for example, there were forays into ukrainian dubbing, well, there was no ukrainian cinema at all, i just thought as an actor, well, what should i do, where will i work, well, with all the best schedules, i will work, maybe in a national theater of some kind, and there more or less there will be a good salary, well, it was the biggest prospects for a ukrainian-speaking actor.

there are some other projects, all of which were filmed, they were in russian, well, unfortunately i didn’t succeed with the russian language , i had this one everywhere a terrible ukrainian accent, that's why i didn't go anywhere, but somehow it didn't suit me very well, there was some internal resistance, and in general, if i didn't like it, for example, when i was in kyiv, i was terribly surprised when there may 9 passed, kyiv was... all simply strewn with these stars, despite the fact that not old stars, but sickles and hammers, but new ones, and i just had some kind of non-acceptance of this, i could not understand how a country that well, she suffered a lot from that regime, now she cultivates it and reproduces these symbols, well, it was very strange for me to see it, and i could see it, just where the country is going, when all these raiding captures of enterprises, well , the country simply turned into some solid party of regions, and probably then it would become...

., you know, in one region as a whole, but not in ukraine anymore, but in some permanent union, and this really alarmed us students as well , and this was the first factor, and then all these movements, when the association began to say that its it won't happen, maybe we don't need it this is bad, we will go to the taiga union , well, all this was very similar to some kind of return to the sovka and did not smell of anything good, that is why it was such a motivation, but you were born already during the time of independence, about sovka sovka. i don't understand why you have such an attitude, because many of your peers, in principle, accepted it normally, your , i don't know, fellow students, not all of them left your course, your educational institution for the maidan, well , yes, there is probably also a certain the factor of where i grew up, i grew up, after all, in galicia, and in i had a lot, i once had such a dream, well, when i was little, to visit a foreign country, like in another country, when i came to kyiv, well, i realized that i had visited a little like another country

with others, well, these were other values, and for us, when we came to go on an excursion, even as schoolchildren , we just laughed, they said, look at them lenin, they have a serb and a young man, we all sincerely laughed like children, because for us it was something by some kind of indicator , you know, well, not that bad taste, but of some kind such a stagnation, because everything that happened in the soviet union, well, at least it caused some kind of laughter, because, well, it was always some kind of low-quality things, but there were some... achievements, well, but in general, all this somehow i was brought up like that , that there was nothing good in the soviet union in its majority, maybe some certain individual things came up with something. but considering what was done to people and the sheer number of tragedies and sorrows that the soviet union brought, well, it was strange for me to look at all this, so i am strange to this, it was a question, or a substitute question , whether everyone, or everyone from the university of theater also went to

the maidan, but not everyone, for some it was, and it must also be said, well, not everyone supported the maidan at all, well and of course. i think that the vast majority probably still supported, i mean, in general , if you take ukraine, at least the main driving force of ideological people who didn't mind, they who didn't care, they supported maidan, well, but for the people, well, of course, that they did not understand, because we will be in russia, we speak russian , we act in tv series, now we will be even more, our tent is europe, and we have been together for so many years, it is clear that not everyone supported it , well, it wasn’t clear to them, in general, that we were standing there and that euroborscht was being prepared there, so it’s better not to eat it, and such things were also heard, from fellow students or from teachers, you can say that, i remember it very well number, well , november 30, i

was still on the square until late in the evening and still climbed the globe, where on there was a pizzeria on the top floor, where opposition politicians often gathered, and from there there was a panoramic view of the entire independence square, you could see what was happening in this tent city, a student town, if you recall a little history there, because in reality, people are scary forgot what it was, uh, for us , for those who were actually there every day, we still remember it, yes, but there is already a distance, and i will remind you that it was a student square and in fact, it is like that was inconvenient for politicians, they did not know what to do with him, in general, all politicians were convinced... everyone knew that yanukovych would try to steal the elections, but the elections were supposed to be in the fall, and everyone , as per the ukrainian tradition, that next fall, next fall, not this november, but next, next year

it will be the last year of the president, my god, yanukovych, and we will be accordingly, he will falsify the elections again, as we are already used to, and the opposition politicians will be preparing to make a third maidan, here, well, but it all turned out differently, it turned out ... as they thought then the politicians made a student false start, and they themselves did not know what to do with it, and there was such an inexplicable feeling that what was next, there was such a feeling that it was as if they should disperse, now those students, their protest actually weakened every day , and i remember that just then i was also on this, on this last floor and in that pizzeria, and the svobodovci were sitting next to me, there was a presence... not by chance, but by chance, because i was sitting with them , there was iryna farion, by the way, i somehow approached them, sat down, said what, what are your predictions, what will happen next, they say, well, it's a false start, well, it's really a false start , we don't know what to do, i say, and if the authorities now go for a forceful scenario, they'll take it, try to disperse everyone, but they say, well, it's

not profitable for them either, in principle, they are not idiots, well, i say, but what if, well, then we don't know what to do, well, we don't know, i say, it can be like that too. then to prepare for some forceful actions, for the mobilization of the maidan, no, well , it could be a lot of blood, then, we are simply not ready now, it will look like the removal of a yanukovych type from power, and this is him, he simply won't go away, there will be, well, there will be some riots , weapons will be used, well, who will take this decision, i say, well, you politicians, positional politicians, you should actually take it, and i will remind you then, freedom was in to the verkhovna rada, you had a fairly large faction. well, well, well, they are like that, and what do you think, and it happens at night, i already went home, and i found out that it happened, from the very morning, around four, no, somewhere maybe five in the morning, already it was already dawn, i rushed there under mykhailivskyi, almost already

everything happened, people were dispersed, i met, i remember someone who was very, very confused, even a little... lutsenko, yuriy, everyone was confused to a certain extent, it looked like some kind of catastrophe, that this protest was trampled, and honestly, they did not know , what to do, here, but gradually, gradually, well, that is, realistically, probably, yanukovych made a huge mistake by giving this order, gradually everything became somehow, it all made some sense, this student sacrifice, this student provocation to a certain extent, which acted very sincerely at a time when politicians did not know how to proceed to move, but i don't even know, i , well, i wasn't there that night, but even from those students they didn't do anything, it was the golden eagle that dispersed them, they basically, i don't know if they wanted to. such a victim, they just beat them, i think it was such a typical, again scoop thinking , no, we will show you that i am the boss here, and we

will order you not to even think get out, now us, now us from our from such a wise distance, we say, my god, what an idiot yanukovych was, it was always possible to sign it nicely according to the ukrainian tradition and nothing to do, but there was, but there was a maidan in armenia, which was simply beaten brutally, drowned in blood, and both this and that gave the then-there or whatever the opportunity to hold on to power, there was a maidan dispersed on a swamp, well, there was bolotnaya square in in russia, when they just brutally dispersed and in principle suppressed this protest, that is why they had , there was a vision that this could work, i think, but they simply did not understand that ukraine is not russia, even though we asked, yes, ostape, what happened next, what did you continue to walk to the maidan, just for heaven's sake? it’s scary, well, but it’s somehow, well, after they dispersed, i remember, i found out about it, i immediately

read it on the internet, i just didn’t believe it, then the maidan came after the master’s, i already saw that there is nothing there, it was also kind of wild, well, i don’t know how it is even, and the pain of disappointment and the forest all at once, but then the maidan started already on mykhailivskaya square near mykhailivskyi and it was something like that, there was some kind of hope even ... that everything will start to develop on the contrary, because felt some kind of energy to do something, we stood, let's join us, there guys, others were learning how to defend themselves, there someone was showing them, it was visible, some such, such strength, yes, my god, i break through it every time, you you're crying now, yes, but no, well, yes, just, i'll tell you a little. for further history, because we have little time left, when there was a bloody water baptism, no one knew yet that it would be called that, i left it,

but later i will add more, and after that, when i see, well, people are gathering, for the second day, well we were there, we wrapped ourselves in some papers and slept in the church, it just reminded me of some kind of surrealism, because we are in the church, some mongols are surrounding us, well, i am a little bit like that now, but it was like that somewhere, on the second day, when it actually happened such a march was announced, and we went and we didn't really hope that something... would happen, but i still remember this kind of memory, it was a street, i don't remember its name anymore, but the street was marched near operany, and we go out to this street, there, i look, and there is just such a mass of people, just such a kind of force, such energy, militia, cops, they are cops, then the militia was called, not the police, they set such borders and stood, and here they see that a small number of people, they just silently took these borders and left. realized that without a chance, on a bloody baptism, you, together with other boys of skarpenko karay, future sound engineers, directors, actors, were kidnapped

and then you ended up at the other end of the city, in the district department, and you were accused according to the laws on january 16 of extremism and terrorism count to 15 years, and then your departure to poland was forced, because that was the advice, after that your maidan ended for you, since you were already abroad. here is silence, peace, another country , you can breathe, but no, yes, there was a very active life in poland, there was its own euromaidan, we went all the time to the embassies of russia and austria, there was always something going on there, various marches, very , well , life was very active in warsaw at that time, and all the time there were gatherings in the church for the maidan, there was also food, and then the ibroniks left, well, it was very an active life, very poles also took part in this and poles very much , well, opened their... hearts, i lived there where i did not live, it was such a surprise, some people in general, whom i see for the first time in my life, accept me

, didn't end, there, well, it was very difficult, if you kind of distanced yourself, being, well, seeing what was going on, and you were in another country, and in general, it was a very difficult feeling that you might never come back, so wanted to do everything possible so that the maidan won, the maidan won, yes, it is still going on in ukraine, and it continues, and it must be understood that it will continue forever, well, in the plan, if we want to live in some country, a civilized european country, first of all, we as adults must learn such a word as responsibility, because it depends on all of us what is happening in our country, and it should be done constantly, and this is, well, this is our life, and although someone says that we should talk about life after 40, i am not yet 40, but it seems to me that this fact should be accepted... , that this is a constant struggle and it is constantly necessary to prove. thank you, it was ostap vakulyuk, an actor, a participant in the revolution of dignity, and

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