pavlychko received awards, wrote about lenin praised moscow and all kinds of lines are quoted there ,hen it is the same, then , for example, bulgakov and all such russians are not loved. and others could have double standards , gentlemen, very briefly , i will just tell you people like pavlychko, relatively speaking, drach, who dared to create something in the ukrainian language during those soviet times. some kind of sandermokh there and simply put a bullet in the back of the head of any ukrainian culture trainer, so you could say that this is what happened to hundreds and the elite of the world of ukrainian intellectuals, so cultured a layer so as not to end up like kurbas like pidmogylyny like semenko so maybe pavlychkov had to die only this year and had to write all kinds of nonsense let's say so well, but we also remember that in 1955, for example, he wrote a poem on the death of bloody torquemada, just reread it there simply it is clearly written about stalin and about the communist party and about that supervisor who cries for that bloody stalin who died there literally in thre

if we look at the situation in this way, we will understand what yes, of course, the same dmytro pavlychko mostly wrote poems for which we are now ashamed of him when we look at how he glorified the ruling party, which means international friendship in such a soviet context, and on the other hand, he is the author absolutely of genius poetry and we need to see in him a person who had certain things to write in order to say what you want to say, of course, we have stus, who never gave up on his principles, but you understand how many people of stus's level we have, we need to understand that you and i do not whatever we, let's say, phonetic principles of decency, we don't bring into this conversation, one way or another, in ukrainian culture, pavlychko will remain on one side and stus on the other, and we need to understand that both will remain in this culture, even though one rose to the vice-prime minister in the ukrainian government after 1991, and the second one died in the persian-vorkotyn concentration camp in this same correctional colony in the kartsev and such and such a scale the

mykhailo horyn pavlychko , such commissions were created for each region vyacheslav, our lviv serviceske, some employees came and as a sign that they are ready to cooperate, vyacheslav is a people's deputy of ukraine and the head of the lviv regional council , and they brought him various documents literally torn alive from those secret folders there were statements even from our environment, there were statements about cooperation, agreement about cooperation with the kgb, and very sometimes close people were all there , and a certain vyacheslav gathered us in his office and said, guys, friends, i want to consult with you. here i pull out a folder from the safe and pulls out a whole bunch of these documents and from the kgb greyhounds and they said i am most interested in one report of the lviv kgb kyiv and moscow eh in eh means in the fight against lviv dissidents and here we first learned what kind of cysts we were assigned the nicknames eh 'yacheslav uncompromising mykhailo kosiv e-e krot yaroslav kendzyur is an athlete, and tena pashko, athena's hygiene, was very indignant that t

position, i 'll remind you that the ambassadors of ukraine in other countries were and poets dmytro pavlychkosts, let's say mr. shcherbak. well, many other respectable people. therefore, they are not necessarily diplomats, but people could introduce andriy shevchenko , a journalist, by the way, who is now in the ministry of defense, he was also the ambassador to canada and quite successful, but he is not a diplomat yes, mr. vasyl and mrs. markarova are ambassadors to the united states for a second. this is not the last country, that is, we are definitely talking about people who have the appropriate professional level, the appropriate experience of public administration in high positions, and then it is another story. but it seems to me that after all, there should be a very it is so clear. these are not the positions for which. well, it seems to me that in general you can recruit everyone who wants. yes , we had such a practice, and by the way, i was a supporter of it when we did not have specialists from those or other directions, let's say well, we didn't have specialists in japanese and w