hello, my name is volodymyr vyatrovych, i am a historian and this is a project of 10 days of independence. why 10? it so happened that over the past 100 years our path to freedom has been winding. i believe that understanding the turning points along the way... is our key to a future together, so i invite you to join me to experience these historical events, to see them through the eyes of the participants. i will always remember the night from november 21 to 22. in 2004, the whole day before that, we, the activists of the civic company pora , did everything to protect the choice of ukrainians at the polling stations, it was voting day, the second round of the presidential elections of ukraine. i remember the attacks of bandits on polling stations, the theft of ballot papers, the transportation of paid voters on buses. we did everything we could, but the authorities still declared yanukovych president. everyone was very tired. but no one was going to sleep, everyone understood that a turning point in the country's history had come: either the people would rise up and defend their choice,

hello, my name is volodymyr vyatrovych and this 10 days of independence project. why 10?happened that over the past 100 years our path to freedom has been winding. i believe that understanding the turning points on this path is the key to a common future. therefore, i invite you to experience these historical events with me, to see them through the eyes of the participants. this year marks our 30th anniversary of independence, but it will actually be our 31st celebration. how so, you ask, the fact is that in 1991, ukraine already celebrated the day. declaration of independence, it was a day off, a public holiday, indeed, of some kind there were no traditions and rituals then, the leaders or communists of that time did not come up with anything better than placing flowers under the monument to lenin. there were a lot of them then, more than 500. one of the last ones stood here until the end of 2013. laying a flower. timed to the first anniversary of the declaration of state sovereignty, which was adopted on july 16, 1990. today, this date has been overshadowed by august 24

i would like to introduce the guests of today's studio - this is volodymyr vyatrovych, people's deputy of ukraine from european solidarity, member of the parliamentary committee on humanitarian and information policy. mr. volodymyr, i congratulate you. thank you for being with us today. good evening. somiya bobrovska, people's deputy of ukraine , member of the parliamentary committee on national security, defense and intelligence, deputy head, head of the permanent delegation of the verkhovna rada to the nato parliamentary assembly. mrs. solomiya, i congratulate you, thank you for joining the broadcast, good evening, well, since we are asking our tv viewers and viewers, mr. volodymyr and mrs. solomiya, will you stop operating in ukraine? the russian orthodox church will cease to operate in the russian orthodox church in ukraine after the adoption of the law, i will ask you in the blitz poll format what you think about this, whether this law will cease the activities of the branch of the russian orthodox church in ukraine. ms. solomi? i think so volodymyr would be, probably more correct

i want to introduce the guests of our studio today, this is volodymyr vyatrovych, people's deputy of ukraine from european solidarity, member of the parliamentary committee on humanitarian and information policy. mr. volodymyr, i congratulate you, thank you for being with us today. good evening. solomiya bobrovska, people's deputy of ukraine from voice, member of the parliamentary committee on issues. of national security, defense and intelligence, deputy head, head of the permanent delegation of the verkhovna rada to the nato parliamentary assembly. mrs. solomia, i congratulate you, thank you for joining the broadcast. good evening. well, since we ask our viewers and viewers. mr. volodymyr and ms. solomia, will the russian orthodox church cease to operate in ukraine, will the russian orthodox church cease to operate in ukraine. after the adoption of the law, i will ask you in the format of a blitz survey, what do you think about this, whether this law will stop the activities of the roc branch in ukraine, ms. solomi, i think that volodymyr would probably be more correct, he is the ri

for themselves, a survival primer, and i realized, writing these posts, serhiy rudenko and volodymyr vyatrovychrote to me that this should be a book. they just wrote to me in private messages, it should be a book, and i collected this book, collected these posts into a book, named this book under this hashtag, and i had the feeling that maybe it will be, well, i don’t want to be there praise very much, but it may be with something similar to viktor frankl's book, only it was during the second world war and from... a wounded society read it, and now our ukrainian wounded society, reading this book, will find a lot in common, a lot of kinship, will see this experience, and perhaps in this experience will find some necessary things who are these people who come to you now for the presentation of this book, when you visit different cities of ukraine. i didn't even expect that the presentations would be so crowded and that the book would... have such great publicity, because the first edition was sold out in three weeks, i didn't i hoped that it would be so necessary and so interesting for everyone,

serhii rudenko and volodymyr vyatrovych wrote me these posts that it should be a book, they just wroteme in personal messages, it should be a book, and i collected this book, these posts were collected into a book, under this gave the title of this book with a hashtag, and i had a feeling that it might be, well, i don't want to praise myself too much, but it might be similar to something. on viktor frankl's book, only it was during the second world war, and the wounded society read it, and now our ukrainian wounded society, reading this the book, will find a lot in common, a lot of kinship, will see this experience, and maybe in this experience will find some necessary things for himself, who are these people who are coming to you now at the presentation of this? books when you visit different cities of ukraine? i did not even expect that the presentations would be so crowded and that the book would have such great publicity, because the first edition was sold out in three weeks. "i did not expect that it would be so necessary and so interesting for everyone, the people who come, first

speaks and the numbers are completely different, thank you, thank you, solomiya bobrovskaya and volodymyr vyatrovyche guests of today's our program, thank you for participation in the program, throughout our broadcast. friends, we conducted a survey and asked you whether the russian orthodox church will stop its activities in ukraine after the adoption of the law, or whether it will stop. so, the survey results are 40% yes, 60% - no. i will also remind you, friends, that until august 24, espresso is preparing a special project bright people in dark times, interesting stories about heroic people, interviews with viktor yushchenko, svyatoslav shevchuk, serhiy plakhey, and much more. and already at 10 p.m. on august 24 , the documentary film 10 years of war a day. dependence from 8 in the morning to midnight, watch us, be with us, we put an end to this, it was a program of the verdict of serhii rudenko, goodbye, there are discounts until independence day on linex forte, 15% in pharmacies plantain, bam and savings. in the august... issue, krania magazine will tell about the return from captivity, how uk

ukrainian historians, polish historians, not all of them, but we understand that there is volodymyr vyatrovychalso hozhmotyka, there is some kind of discussion between them, but in addition to these historians, there are also western historians, timothy snyder, for example, or norman davis, and not only, these are people with authority. yes, who can evaluate those arguments, see and so on. perhaps we should create some kind of joint structure in order to most importantly, of course, pay tribute to the people who lie there but on the other hand, we understand that this is also a political matter. both the ukrainian verkhovna rada and the polish sejm already have many different resolutions, laws, and so on behind them. in words, the ukrainian and polish parliamentarians were very productive. i don't know if it worked. it's kind of, well, you know that communication problems are an important thing, especially in matters of legislation. two points of attention: firstly, sir, two points: firstly, you are right that it is necessary to start structurally at the level of historical authorities, to est

there is already an order to immediately vote on it, i will allow me to quote my good friend volodymyr vyatrovychinian deputy, who yesterday, although commenting on another event, namely the vote on... as the people say , the banning of the moscow church in to ukraine, he said so jokingly, ironically, that nothing can stop president zelensky from leading an idea whose time has come, and indeed , recently there is an impression that there are a million urgent things that could be done a long time ago to adopt, but until the president or his advisers somehow mature before that, somehow it is not implemented in the parliament, nevertheless. what changed with the roman statute, why did it suddenly become so necessary for us? i think there are two reasons here: it is situational, it is possibly connected to some extent with the operation of the armed forces of ukraine in the territory of the kurdish region, and some certain issues arose there that required coordination, although, if you look at the initiative of the president, it provides enough a long period of postponement, in fact, and there about

volodymyr vyatrovych, i hope, will actually join one of the software developers, and it will be a very join someone, some working group with the creation of textbooks, that is, what is the plus, that it is an open community , teachers within this concept will have an obvious program. like now the model programs are optional, so it doesn't work prescriptively there, we have one program, we involved a certain group of people and that's it, it's a very open story, so i hope that mr. volodymyr yatrovych will share his... expertise. how many lessons per week will there be such an integrated story? because from the way children learn history in schools, and, for example, how i communicate, and even when i taught that history, it was universal, there was the history of ukraine, and it looked like ukraine is something so separate, and some the process that is happening in ukraine is separate, but what is happening in the world is separate, moreover , world history was very often written in my time according to textbooks that transferred from the soviet one. union, and there were still a lot of