to head the government and chornovil refused, it was already a year of ukrainian independence, chornovil and uh, the dissident spoke even then, i won’t judge whether it was right or wrong now done and possible vyacheslav maksymovich felt that it would be a trap for him. if he was put in charge of the government in a situation when the post-soviet economy of ukraine was in a situation where the post-soviet economy of ukraine was in a situation where he was in the beginning of the 90s what happened to the ukrainian economy, yes, corresponding salaries , inflation, coupons, and so on. and so on. perhaps this is true. i am inclined to agree that these considerations were the main ones in chornovol's behavior, although, look, vaclav havel was a playwright and had no economic knowledge. oleg valensa was a simple electrician worker. but when he became president, he found a mazovian. poland made a colossal leap. i understand that ukrainian analogies and ukrainian realities were different, but i must also say that the chance in 1992 for representatives of the movement to enter the executive power

taras, well, leonid kravchuk and vyacheslav chornovil, it was a clash of two different concepts, themunist leonid kravchuk won, who was liked by the wise ukrainian people, and caused certain suspicions nationalizer revolutionary vyacheslav chornovillyk deputy of several cadences i think you remember very well this civilization of the crossroads when the ukraine of the people's movement of ukraine was formed in in september 1989, when i had to meet leonid makarovych for the first time in person. and it was on the second day of the convention, when he appeared on the sidelines. and later he entered the hall of the kyiv polytechnic bus station and there took place this historic conversation , which probably tens of millions of people have already heard more than once they saw him arguing with combed black wool. after which one woman grabbed a tailor with a yellow-blue badge. this made him a little uncomfortable, and after a pause he took off this jacket , put it on his hand and said something very stifling that's how it all began and here is this scene in front of my eyes oh, very close

our country, that we want to continue to be soviet ukrainians, not ukrainians in the sense that chornovil levko lukyanenko believed as igor filevych yukhnovsky is then the leader of his own of the national democratic opposition, which had barely 150 mandates, nevertheless, they were the ones who forced the ukraine of these ukrainian communists to vote for independence, of course there were such national communists, and kravchuk was more likely to gravitate towards them. that is why all this became possible because there was a coincidence of various circumstances, but well i just think that among the living founders of this company, mr. yukhnovsky , the respect for him is actually huge, thanks to what he did in 1990 and 1991 and, in general, everything he did for ukraine. here are such people as, for example er, volodymyr, er, vasylenko, yes. that is, these are the people who really are, well, they, er, they actually made this independence. well, let 's move on. i won't take up his time on the air mr. borisa good evening good night i will definitely ask your opinion about kravchuk do you r

because i was still quite small although i i even participated as an observer in the elections of chornovilwever. i remember that they said that there were many lithuanians, in particular. well, first of all, even lviv newspapers were printed there, for example, and it seems that the first newspaper published by serhii was already the late kyiv journalist was also not printed in vilnius, and these editions were transferred here by train, and then the lithuanians said that you are very similar to us . so, we went in complicated circles a little bit for 30 years and what do you think we missed then and now do you see, let's say, qualitative changes that will allow us very quickly, but you just talked with yaroslav hrytsyk, a ukrainian such a thinker, a public intellectual. i don't i know this term. i like it, after all, who said that after the war, ukraine should become such an eastern european economic tiger. do you see the prerequisites for this, or are they at the beginning of the question in the top ten when they asked me? because i was one of the founders, namely a young man in this situ

graduate, the children are constantly working, but our dear friends are already in touch with taras chornovil, and he is looking at all this with us . and he is looking at all this even now he will comment on everything, that is, people are alive, but please look around, what is happening around, there is nothing going on, these people were maria and what are these people, where were they hiding and how were they, yes, without food, without water on the ground taras chornovol, we have taras in touch what you can say about this is what we have now shown good evening maria good evening matvii well, it's hard and painful to look at it all, it's all absolutely terrible, the only thing i'll add is that i also have to work through, well, if not hundreds to dozens of similar shootings of photos of events , because i'm working on my certain informational part, i'm also sending it out, i'm trying to throw similar or sometimes much scarier shots where all the publics are rashin to see something there, i don’t really hope for any results, but we still want to do something like this, well, let’s imagine

even though we had our own candidate - he was from the people's movement of ukraine , vyacheslav chornoviluch a situation that the representative of the national democratic forces could not win then leonid makarovych on society was still deeply in this communist consciousness, the inauguration after the election i solemnly swear to the people of ukraine

and guests from the capital of galicia came in embroidered shirts to the monument on this date in chornovilseems yes, ruslan koshulinskyi, a lviv native, can fix the monument to vyacheslav chornovol. yes, i haven't seen him, but i recognize him from this square . now there is a vyshyvanka festival in front of him. well, in our studio there are some ruslan koshulinskys of the armed forces . a fighter of the legion of freedom of ukraine and the vice-speaker of the parliament of the seventh convocation, we congratulate you news is not in vyshyvanka, but you are in pixelka, so the ukrainian armed forces is called pixelka correctly what is the mood of the ukrainian military on vyshyvanka day, well, it is practically two vyshyvankas today we have two styles, one military one spiritual and cultural, which today is combined into a single whole, that is, the military tradition and the cultural tradition, that's it, it's now together in a heap and is held, well, this is unique, for sure , today is like this and what do you think why our er-e hmm clothes so er-e that is sacred for us as well er-e piss

fought for this independence and thanks to whom this independence is the same vyacheslav maksymovich chornovil people are the same lukyanenko - it's the same yukhnovsky, who is still alive and well, wishes him good health and long years, eh. i don't know. this is the same censor who was recently on the air. well, that is, these are all the people who fought for it. they are not the founders. and when they they appear at some celebrations, who can help themselves to sleep? and what are these two grandfathers sitting on a moped ? well, you know, unfortunately, we simply do not have such a tradition, which exists, for example, in the united states, where the overall role of people is their contribution, for example, the formation of which tatyana malezino thank you very much of course, it's hard. thank you, because i'm just reading it and it's hard. it's so wonderful. yes, it's not appreciated in our country, but you know. well, the first president, with all his pros and cons, he was a rather ambiguous person, extraordinary, but to some extent unique, because, let's face it, he is unique . the ab

which i truly believe that they are the founders of this state, and this is undoubtedly vyacheslav chornovildoubtedly levko lukyanenko, these are those who are no longer with us, this is undoubtedly also such figures who are still our contemporaries, until now they are very sorry that we do not pay tribute to them and respect for