talk a lot already, and we talk most about ivan uryvskyi, about his incredible performances in the frankotheater, when on for which it is impossible to buy tickets, for which there are huge queues, and which simply diverge in social networks of various videos from them, this is absolutely such, a completely new stage in the development of ukrainian theater, of course. and now we also have various awards, i don't know if we have any super-authoritative theatrical one yet an award that would be loud, i wouldn't say that we have cinematographic awards that would be really so super prestigious, probably the most famous is the golden dziga, but i don't know, well, to what extent it is an award that, well, gives something to cinematographers , then in general some kind of increase in fees, i don't know yet ... what they told me that no, it doesn't give, it's just such a nice bonus, but it's all just developing, so everything is ahead of us, and about the theater awards , we also have several, and here is one of the most famous, this is an award, what is the name of the game, and the organizers

and most of all we talk about ivan uryvskyi, about him, these are incredible performances at the franko theater, when it is impossible to buy tickets, for which there are huge queues, and which simply diverge in social networks of various videos from them, this is absolutely such, a completely new stage in the development of ukrainian theater, of course, and here we also have different awards, i don't know if we have yet... any super-prestigious theater awards that would be loud, i would n't say we have cinema awards that would be really super-prestigious, probably the most famous one is the golden globe , but i don't know how much of a premium it is gives something to the cinematographers, then in general some kind of increase in fees, i don't know, so far they have told me that no, they don't give, it's just such a nice bonus, but it only develops everything. therefore, everything is ahead of us, and as for theater awards, we also have several, and here is one of the most famous of them, it is an award called the game, and the organizers of this award, the jury of this award announced

, and franko died. delivery, in fact there is a very long procedural process, there you have to fillations about this author and so on, i apologize, that is, neither with vlas samchuk, nor with bagryan, nor with sistus no one managed to pass this procedure, uh, when they write about stus, stus was nominated for the nobel prize by henry heinrich böhl, so in german, heinrich böhl wrote in a private letter, i think... that stus should be nominated for the nobel prize, this is the whole nomination procedure, well vakhtang knows more about it, he once gave me such a good lecture, so i know that actually, actually it's very, well , besides, these names of other nominees, except for the winner, they are usually classified, they are revealed there after many years, well and again, regarding the ukrainian nobel laureate, i think he will. and give it to us, well, it will certainly not be the same in us as in belarus, i mean that in belarus, due to the fact that they have belarusian and russian as their state languages, the russian-speaking writer svitlana aleksievich was awarded the nobel priz

yaroslav gerasym, with us, doctor of philological sciences, professor of ivan franko national university of lviv. mykola buchyn, political scientist, professor of the lviv polytechnic national university. good evening. before we give the floor, and this it is important to give at the beginning of the program to sofia, the daughter of iryna farion, i still want the lawyer to give a brief comment about what you know. today they detained a suspect of committing a crime, there are comments from the national police, well, you are a lawyer for us. to explain what we should hear from this information that we heard today, of course, that the investigation is ongoing and to dwell on the fact that the suspect in the commission of the murder was discovered quite early, we cannot reject any versions, we cannot dwell on only one fact that we have information from telegram channels about certain involvement in certain groups of the suspect in... currently, investigative actions will continue, appropriate experiments will be conducted, including e- experiments, related to this crime, and the task of la

philosophy, head of the department of history and philosophy of the lviv national university ivan franko university. yuriy kamelchuk, people's deputy of ukraine, servant of the people. congratulations. good evening. and you can immediately make a suggestion, you showed a map, a map of ukraine, everything is fine here, and a full map is very good, but for those who will feel more spiritual joy, it would be good to add bilhorod, rostov, what else is there, kursk , when they sound, we can show, let's return the map, well, over there, in principle, the crimea is temporarily occupied, there is also an air raid alarm, everything is fine with the crimea, and i must add, but to please those, who likes to enjoy it. there are also a couple of russian regions, when something is flying to them, so that we know what is flying there, belgorod region, bryansk region, there is also one proposal, you have a majority in the parliament there, and one push of a button, so that these adjacent territories can be temporarily declared occupied territories, and whether we need a constitutional majority or not, w

there was a publication about bruno schulz, and i am trying to understand, he was from drohobych, franko studied in drohobych a little earlier, so with yurko dragobych, the famous one, was there, too dragobych is a ukrainian bridge. true, but the point is not that this is a ukrainian city, i am trying to say something else, that here in drohobych we were so lucky to have bruno schulz, we were lucky to have pavel tselyan living in chernivtsi for a long time , for example, an absolutely great poet, we are lucky that we have, well, how unlucky for him, but, but the last, perhaps a great, brilliant... poet of the 20th century, or maybe just the last brilliant poet, wrote his the last poem grodyk and the little town exactly in having visited the town, that is, i'm just trying to say that we have such great ties with europe, we're going to europe, not russia, and we're kind of scattered with them, they... are somehow unimportant to us, well, you can think of some tselyan, you can think of some pruno schultz, joseph roth, so who needs them, schumpeter, something, something, but mikhail bulgakov

ihor vdovychyn, doctor of political sciences, professor at the ivan franko national university of lvivevening. good evening. you must have noticed that in our studio, there are many representatives of brigades, people who are engaged in recruiting, it is not for nothing that we invited you to our studio today, because well for many ukrainians, i don't even know if it's good or bad, but this date july 16, it was so, well... so straightforward, many people didn't know what would happen the next day, well , actually, apparently, nothing global nothing has changed, but now all ukrainians, all men of conscription age, as well as women who are subject to mobilization, must have updated data, gentlemen, let's start with this conversation with you, and i'm here, anyone from the recruiting representatives in our studio there is, one can say, it is important, it is important to understand now, and these two months from the moment the law on mobilization came into force, it was possible to update the data, two months, but nevertheless mobilization measures still took place, and according to some

shevchenko and franko are, in principle, the third colossus of ukrainian identity.yubaev well, really, as far as i remember, lena first found it on gordon. we all laughed really hard. ah, well, such a scumbag, of course, a scumbag, you can here and there look like someone there, a person who is persecuted by the russian authorities, and on the other hand , engage in a bognych, well, public relations of kolyubaev, well, god be with him, and, of course, that similar publications from with the same headlines, they look exclusively like such a... pr campaign in favor of one person, and when the pr people did not even bother to put different texts, they simply sent out one and the same text, well, they somehow changed it a little, well, and that's all, that's how a person invested in his pr, but the journalists came from a completely different side and saw something completely different, but this pr somehow appeared over time , just like the investigation of the journalists of the investigative information, well, at least you know, already these are all a... such materia

yaroslav gerasym, with us, doctor of philological sciences, professor of lviv national university ivan frankoist, professor of the lviv polytechnic national university. good evening. before we speak. and this is important to give at the beginning of the program to sophia, the daughter of iryna farion, i still want the lawyer to give a short comment, regarding what you know, today they detained, detained a suspect of committing a crime, there are comments from the national police, well, you as a lawyer u.s...

from the point of view of the historical origin of ukrainian nationalism, let’s just start with ivan frankod now let's look at the ukrainian nationalists, who wrote ukraine from the carpathians to the caucasus, who wrote that all ukrainians should be taken... and, accordingly, the genocide of 1914 in terezin and telerhof, when everyone pro-moscow muscovophiles, well, that is, those who considered themselves russian, were in fact simply destroyed, and... then yes, then there was a second ethnic, or rather, two ethnic cleansings took place, in 1941 all the jews from there were exterminated, yes, and then in the soviet union, all the poles were sent to the west, everything suddenly turned out from an international, absolutely mono-ethnic region, where all these very processes that we are talking about now began, that is , everything must be considered, of course, in the depths of history, by the way, in this regard, not don't don't do everything is black and white, and so on and so forth, well, let’s also blame it on ivan the great, daniil galitsky, i don’t know, there’s ivan kolyta, for god’s