andrey sheptytskyi is connected with our city, but he is connected, of course , not with chervonograd, he is connected with krystynopole, and such important events in his life were reflected here. the renaming of the city does not threaten additional inconveniences for residents, - assures the deputy of the city chairman of chervonograd taras tyrko. changing the name of the settlement is not a change of the place of registration, that is, people will not have to. rush to change all the documents right away, i want to warn right away, there are no plans to spend millions from the local budget there, we will have to change several signs for entering and exiting the city, signs on administrative buildings, seals there. the ukrainian institute of national memory recognized the name of chervonograd as a symbol of russian imperial policy. residents themselves have different attitudes to renaming. i like chervonograd, it would be better not to change it, otherwise... they came up with it, then let them rename it for their own money, not for ours, but i'm for it, it's enough, as long as you c

, why are you being asked, because no one there denies the righteous and great metropolitan andrei sheptytskyirevered outside of ukraine, even so, but in this case about... just, well, andrey shevtytskyi andrey shevtytskyi, but there is a historical name, just as zvyagil returned, just as volodymyr returned, but novels are also not always worth paying attention to, as the only trend worth following, this is not the only recipe worth following, because when i was the head of the ukrainian national memory, we had a very heated discussion related to the renaming of kirovohrad, which eventually became kropyvnytskyi, precisely because a large number of... local people insisted on returning the historical name of yelisavet grad, and it seems to be historical, but it is obvious that if they returned the name of yelasavadgrad, then the next step would be to rename it already now in the context of decolonization, taking into account the fact that it was still perpetuated, so to talk simply about as a determining criterion only the return of historical names, well , for sure, for sure, that is not worth

chervonograd to sheptytskyi, well, on the one hand, okay, well, everyone loves sheptytskyi, andrey sheptytskyithis is an incredible value for western ukraine, for galicia, for lviv oblast, and on the other hand, well, the very tradition of calling... whole cities by the surnames of recent contemporaries is very soviet, so behave with by me, or some communist, well, there are ho chi minh there, for example, in this, in vietnam, and... but in general, just well, well, but in russia there are a lot of such examples, here everything was called that, kirovograd, stalino, stakhanov, zhdanov, all of them, all of them, leningrad, well, well, just, well, this, it’s very like that, it’s not really our tradition, and here, here the verkhovna rada decided to break everyone at the knee, to name it, a city that still has a historical name , yes, she is polish, kristianopol, kristianopol, we don't need to call her polish. name, there was an idea back in the early 90s to name the city simply ukrainize the name to khristianopol or khrystynopil, that's all, as the poles do with ours, for example, ryashev, our,