reflected on them either, we still don’t treat ourselves somehow with a normal reflection, who bohdan khmelnytskyifor ukraine, who... that’s how it should be to study everything and i say again that there is also a difference between historical politics in poland and ukraine and in fact the knowledge of history in ukrainian among ukrainian society and among polish society, well, i will not hide it, i say, we, and i, too on his own for example, he said, we don't really know our history, or if we were taught it, then... it was distorted by soviet propaganda, poles know their history much better and respect it, and i think this is a good example for us too, to teach , to know your history. currently, poland is also preparing for the presidential elections, the position of the president in poland is not as important as it is in our country, because sometimes ukrainians also think the same way here, so let duda tell them all there, this is how the election campaign is going ? and how important it is to us who will become president of poland? well, actually the company hasn't started yet, the election i

poland, but what to do with the territories that were parted with poland back in those days bohdan khmelnytskyive they never been part of poland, just like kharkiv or dnipro or odesa, they have never been to poland, they do not understand at all what polish politicians are talking about, you see, they have... a completely different historical and political heritage context in poland, such frankly pro-russian, maybe former now marginal political forces are also playing along, for example, the same confederation, which you and i also talked about on live broadcasts, it is already gaining 12 to 14% in poland. and they are also hammering it all and it is clear that they will be, will raise this issue, and the russian forces in poland, which are also disguised. under the polish forces, they will raise this issue in a similar way, so here, as they say, we all, moderate people, people who understand this context on both sides, need to somehow think, somehow come to an agreement, somehow develop a common vision for a common future, and one more topic that i would like to... discuss today, of course, is

something like that there and he is on the street , do you know what the name of the street is bohdan khmelnytskyi is still called the fact and in fact, they actually did not make it in april they renamed several hundreds of streets , they approached it very carefully, i don't know more carefully than the institute of national memory in ukraine , they probably even renamed a street... medova after arkady gaidar, that is , even medova was not ideologically loaded enough. moreover, zaporizhzhia, after all, it is, well, a cossack region, cossack history, but only, for example, in relation to the fact that all the streets connected with cossacks, with cossacks, were renamed, that is, kozatska there renamed to someone there, doroshenko became maksym gorky, bohun became red army, and... enigmatic frunze, kozatskaya became a railway sailor, and so on, that is, in principle, even the steppe street was renamed rosgvardiya street, so that there would not even be any hint of any cossack past , but bohdan khmelnytsky was left behind, this is actually also a good hint for us, because khmelnytsky remains iconiz

pre-war poland. but what to do with the territories that parted with poland back in the days of bohdan khmelnytskyinever part of poland at all, like kharkiv or dnipro or odesa, were never in poland, they do not understand at all, what polish politicians are talking about, you see, they have a completely different historical and political heritage, and these people make up the majority of the population of ukraine, that is, in why is the focus there, and that's why stepan bandera is an actor there for them. of a national movement that fought against the russians, and not at all a person who organized assassinations of polish officials, do you understand, andriy? well, mr. vitaly, i completely agree with you, and moreover, let's be frank, even for the residents of khmelnytskyi region or bukovyna, uh, they don't quite understand this context, but i often visit khmelnytskyi region, and now i was in the same way, i also discussed this issue with people, and and and and as you say there... perception is actually for to the majority of people in poland, it is similar to how we talk about kyiv or kharkiv,

and the figures who did, lamented, rebelled, lamented, rebelled, well, relatively speaking, bohdan khmelnytskyi, affected the family. mazepa, it's the same, we'll see the princes - the same. with us , everything is due to personalities and simply the territory that passed. and, accordingly, we simply do not have our own historical narrative, and because of this, we often pretend that we are simply good, everything that is bad means that someone else, well, who is bad, that moskal, for example, well here with poland it is difficult to say as if there is no muscovite, although in some moments we also have muscovite. he is not wrong, we have a common problem with the poles in this, they often made the jews guilty of problems, in territories that somehow knew the common polish-ukrainian history, but relations with poland seem to me to be hostage to several things, the first - the 90s, the role of the church, john paul ii, etc., and accordingly there was a clear effort of the elite, first of all the church, this... plays a significant role in poland in order to build a common future, reconciliation,

vyshnevetskyi family, his dad is super cool, yarema vyshnevetskyi, known for his fights against bohdan khmelnytskyiomes king. but he is called the kind of king who stood for the merits of his father, and in the commonwealth of nations he will later go down in history as the king who probably did the least for this state or showed himself the worst, so whether it is so, he is really the most unlucky of all the kings of poland, probably not, it is rather that the political situation for him, as it turned out, was very unfortunate, made him, he was disliked during his reign, well, at least some of the subjects who wanted to remove... him, and in the end we received later from historians, but here it is better to talk about his too short reign, after all, those four years while he sat on the throne, he did not have time to do much, did not have time to prove himself, and how those were difficult years for the polish-lithuanian commonwealth, well, it is obvious , that everything in our country traditionally depends on someone, on the head of the state, although the republic of puspolita, as you rightly

and the figures who did, lamented, rebelled, lamented, rebelled, well, relatively speaking, bohdan khmelnytskyi family was affected, stood up, there are other figures, let’s take mazepa, the same as we will see princes, the same. all because of personalities, just the territory that passed, and accordingly, we simply do not have our own historical narrative, and because of this , in many ways, we grab for the fact that we are simply good, everything that is bad means someone else, well, who bad, that muscovite for example, well, here with poland it is difficult to say that there is no muscovite, although in some moments our muscovite is also wrong, we have a common problem with the poles here, this is often done. in the territories that in one way or another knew the common polish-ukrainian history, but relations with poland, it seems to me, are now held hostage by several things. the first - the 90s, the role of the church, john paul ii, etc., and accordingly, there was a clear effort of the elite, first of all the church, the church plays a significant role in poland, in order to build a comm

what to do with the territories that have already said goodbye to poland during the time of bohdan khmelnytskyiey were never part of poland, just like kharkiv or dnipro or odesa, they were never in poland, they do not understand what polish politicians are talking about, you see, they have a completely different historical and political heritage, and these people make up the majority of the population of ukraine, that's why. and that's why, for them, stepan bandera is a figure of the national movement who fought against the russians, and not at all a person who organized assassinations of polish officials, do you understand, andriy? well, mr. vitaly, i absolutely agree with you, and more moreover, let's be frank, even for residents of khmelnytskyi region or bukovyna, they do not fully understand this context, but i often visit khmelnytskyi region, and it was the same now, so i will also discuss with people. this question and and and and as you say, the perception there for the majority of people in poland is actually similar to how we talk about kyiv or kharkiv, i.e. people should not be, of co

vyshnevetsky family, his dad is super cool, yarema vyshnevetskyi, famous for fighting against bohdan khmelnytskyiand he becomes a king, but he is called the kind of king who became for merit his father, and in the polish-lithuanian commonwealth he will later go down in history as the king who probably did the least for this state, or showed himself the worst, is it so, he is really the most unlucky of all the kings of poland? probably not, it is rather that the political situation turned out to be very unfortunate for him, caused that he was disliked during his reign, well, at least some of the subjects who wanted to eliminate him, and in the end he got it later from historians, but here we can rather say about his too short reign, still those four years, so far he sat on the throne, he had little time to do anything, little time to prove himself, and as those were difficult years for the polish-lithuanian commonwealth, well, it is obvious that everything in our country traditionally relies on... someone at the head of the state, although rich pospilita, as you rightly said, was an atypical state

now almamator in the city center on bohdan khmelnytskyi material and technical one can only envy a realenko. this is the most profitable investment in construction invested 37 million. and what is especially important, we do not just build new, we fill it every year. with fresh content here and about technology and projects that are implemented by caring teams. we have updated almost all classrooms, furniture, interactive and computer equipment. on the basis of the gymnasium , engineering classes are opened for the second year in a row, the students of which are actively involved in the activities of the engineering and technical center, which exists on the basis of the gymnasium. therefore, new computer interactive equipment, which we purchased will work effectively in this center. in this way, we will be able to involve the maximum number of students in exploring their project activities. today, it is not even important what niches in the economy these guys will later occupy, they will definitely be united by education, which is given no less attention in school than training. why tak