the black rada of panteleimon kulish, the first historical novel in ukrainian literature, was published in 1845 in the russian conversation magazine. in moscow, the text was printed in russian to make it accessible to a wide range of readers. the entire black rada saw the light in 12 years and already in two languages ​​in russian in the capital and in ukrainian no, not in kiev but in st. petersburg, an even more revealing story of the publication in the russian empire of the kobzar of the first collection of poems by taras grigorievich shevchenko during the life of the poet in 1840 to the sixty-first years. three editions of the kobzar were published in russia, the last after shevchenko's return and printed in exile thanks to the intercession of the then tsarist minister of education , kavalevsky, before the censorship committee. after shevchenko's death, the kobzars were published in russia more than 10 times over the course of 30 years, some circulations reached 60.000 copies. the current poet, that russians and ukrainians never dreamed of such a thing. this is how the classics of uk

black rada of panteleimon kulish the first historical novel in ukrainian literature was published in1845 in the journal russian conversation in moscow, the text was printed in russian in order to make it accessible to a wide range of readers . not in kiev, but in st .

the text was printed in russian to make it accessible to a wide range of readers, but the entire black radan 12 years and already in two languages ​​in russian in the capital city and in ukrainian no not in kiev but in st. petersburg there is an even more revealing story of the publication in the russian empire of the kobzar of the first collection of poems by taras grigorievich shevchenko during the lifetime of the poet in 1840 to the sixty- first years in three editions of the kobzar came out in russia, the last after shevchenko's return and the links were printed thanks to the intercession of the then tsarist minister of education kovalevsky before the censorship committee after shevchenko's death kobzar published in russia more than 10 times over 30 years. some circulations reached 60,000 copies today, therefore, russians and ukrainians never dreamed of such a thing. this is how the classics of ukrainian literature were oppressed in russia during the empire . more details in the story of olga mokhova this is how the russian artist mikhail mikeshin saw taras shevchenko, the author of the

and go to the black sea preparing to take off from astrakhan there may also be more advice to stay in shelters well, oleg dunda, people's deputy of ukraine and member of the verkhovna radaommittee on the organization of state power , is in touch with us of local self-government, regional development and urban planning, olezhe, we congratulate you, glory to ukraine , the word, large-scale rocket fire, many landings , and in kyiv, in the center of the ukrainian capital , propagandist skabeeva even posted a photo of the landing near shevchenko park and must have watched the tv series, the servant of the people signed it as a hit near the verkhovna rada well one way or another, we understand that this is a certain symbolic step, i don't know if they had a real intention to aim now at the reception center, it is decided relatively speaking, but you as a people's deputy, do you feel safe now and your colleagues? well, i don't know about my colleagues, we don't talk about ourselves at the same time. i don't think about it. i spent the whole day in kyiv there today. we looked at what was happening. i talked to journalists and specialists. i was trying to understand how we shoul

that the verkhovna rada renamed the holiday the day of defender of ukraine is the day of defenders and now our soldiers continue to smoke out russian fascists from the ukrainian black earth. well, our colleagues from the espresso tv channel have decided to defend not only the fronts in the informational but also the army. a year ago on the day of defenders, our journalist ilya berezenko talked live about the march of the nation in kyiv, and now he is serving in the armed forces of ukraine, and even despite the injury, ilya does not plan to stop at this at the moment, i am undergoing treatment, i still have, as you , injuries to the left hand and several contusions, something also happened in the lungs, so i am currently on treatment . ilya plunged headlong into military service, the beginning of a full-scale invasion of the russian federation on the territory of ukraine. it was important then to constantly provide people with up-to- date and important information about what is happening, that we are beating the enemy, that we are not giving up, we are not breaking down now, ilya promptly informs ukrainians about the successes of our military during the liberation o

verkhovna rada, we also mention the tragedy of the ukrainian airliner, which was shot down in 2020 and we call on iran to admit its involvement in this terrorist attack and also to open these blackoxes to international experts in order to pay appropriate compensation to the victims and bring to the responsibility of all those involved in the iryna terrorist attack , we understand that the iranian military involved in the downing of this boeing may not have acted just like that, and we remember very well that at the same time, on approximately the same dates, the visit of our president to oman took place, and here is such a strange coincidence. well, with taking into account the fact that iran is now supplying russia with systems for killing our civilians, a certain suspicion is creeping in that it is possible that iran acted much more widely and will act accordingly much more widely, perhaps there is already some additional information eh just today we know that a-a there will be a hearing about the involvement of iran in these terrorist attacks against ukraine in the un security council, we consider it as a parliament. if we remind you that 303 people's deputies of ukraine vote

rada channel team continues its work on the air of the marathon. together, there are many interesting and meaningful discussions ahead. for example, we are victims of the cities of ukraine. of the black since ancient times, the territory of modern odessa was a delicacy for the ottoman empire and the russian empire of nazi germany, and today for fascist russia, but don't be rude to my mother the ukrainian heart is unconquered. we will see their faces in the news. you will not find their names in the lists of those awarded. they are unknown but unusual. they report on enemy positions. they post leaflets and blow up traitors. mariupol is surrounded by gloom and spring and summer will be a golden sea of ​​rye in the bare feet of children grass we will live with you because there will still be a lot of work day after day they will burn with the fire of those dreams that will sprout from the enemy's pockets, we have many plans for after the war, we will live for them, we will live remembering all the children of the war, wounded and dead, missing , deported and displaced if you know any information about a missing or deported child, report it to the state children of war portal at the addr

the black rada of panteleimon kulish, the first historical novel in ukrainian literature, was published in 1845 in the russian conversation magazine. in moscow, the text was printed in russian to make it accessible to a wide range of readers. the entire black rada saw the light in 12 years and already in two languages ​​in russian in the capital and in ukrainian no, not in kiev but in st. petersburg there is an even more revealing story of the publication in the russian empire of the first collection of poems by taras grigorievich shevchenko during the life of the poet in 1840 to the sixty-first years, three editions of the kobzar were published in russia, the last after shevchenko's return and the references were printed thanks to the intercession of the then tsarist minister of education kovalevsky before the censorship committee after the death of shevchenko kobzar is published in russia more than 10 times over 30 years. some editions. reached 60.000 copies. the current poet, that russians and ukrainians never dreamed of such a thing. this is how the classics of ukrainian literature