franko wrote about this: you love russia like bread and a piece of lard, simply as a territory on which rich, on which it is convenient to get rich, on which can solve problems. a territory where it is convenient to deceive people, but ukraine is not about that, in every country people want to live better, in every country welfare is an absolutely normal moment of development of citizens who live everywhere, from the united states or canada to european countries , but us... first of all, people are united by common values, people who left great britain and sailed from plymouth to the shores of unknown america on a rickety ship, they were in a hurry, first of all, for religious freedom, for the right to believe as they considered necessary. if the main thing for them was simply to get some more piece of land where there were vague expanses of the future united states, then i want to ask you, who would help us now, who would supply us with weapons, who would stop russia? yes, maybe not as fast as we wanted to go into it. can be seen, but was still willing to spend money on his own taxpaye

choice, what would modern galicia and modern ukraine look like if we did not have shevchenko and franko . olga kobylyanska could become a german fiction writer, but her choice of ukrainian literature created that image of bukovyna... which we all know very well. mykola lysenko could write operas to russian-language librettos, then he was offered it, composers who are now much more famous in the world than him, because if he had made this choice, his operas would have been staged on the stages of the most important theaters of st. petersburg and moscow but if lysenko made such a choice. we would not have ukrainian opera. this list can go on and on and on for hours therefore, i always ask to appreciate those who chose ukraine. he chose the ukrainian world as his civilizational reference point. gave us all the opportunity to develop and be proud of you. gave us the opportunity to understand that this... exists not just as a territory, but as a civilizational project, as a real land whose residents have common public, national, and cultural interests. in the end, i want to remind you that t

, he was not a stonemason, that is, franko was only a stonemason, shevchenko was only a serf in a coatich he, therefore, specially bypassed for taking photographs, and this, this the question of what we do with our heritage, how we ... try to understand it, and i join this conversation now from cambridge, united states of america, where great debates are now taking place regarding the decolonization of russian or russian-centric literary history, where, in fact, almost for the first time into the mainstream, that is , the main questions are questions about the imperial, the key imperial narrative of russian literature. which imperialism was recognized as the basis of french and english literature, but somehow russian in fact remained the subject of absolute adoration and idealization, and this is changing now, it is changing because of the events in ukraine, specifically because of the ukrainian, ukrainian resistance, so i would just like to say that... these these these these these processes do not only concern ukraine or the post-soviet space, in general, the image of the post-soviet

, who was franko and his relatives until now, i was, i was actually in his native village in naguyevychyaguyevychy further on there are franks, not franks, the franks, yes, the franks, you know that, and franko could be both a german and a pole at the same time, and there was even talk that he might be a jew, but this is a borderline borderline situation, shivelyov, in the end, yes, absolutely, i will tell you, you know, lipinsky, it was whispering foreigners, who from a certain time, or foreigners, or assimilated people, who from a certain time were so fascinated by the ukrainian situation, ukrainian identity, not even that identity, but the content of ukrainian identity, that they became ukrainians, stood in solidarity with the ukrainian ukrainians, with their requirements, i can say this, you know, maybe you don't know this, i know exactly who in my family was the first ukrainian, i remember establishing it, and it was my great-grandfather, he chose the same way, so that we are all ukrainians without a choice, we just don't remember it. maybe someone was lucky, because we were born a

of the soviet union, tamara gundorova wrote, wrote a book about francona kamenyat, yes, that is, frankoa stonemason, er, shevchenko was only a serf in... so a fur coat, which, so, he specially wore for taking pictures, and this, this is the question of what we do with our heritage, as we try to understand it, and i i join this conversation now from cambridge, united states of america, where a great debate is currently unfolding regarding the decolonization of russian or russian-centric history. where, in fact , almost for the first time in the mainstream, that is, the main questions are questions about the imperial, the key imperial narrative of russian literature, which, imperialism was recognized as the basis of french and english literature, but somehow russian, actually remained the subject of absolute adoration and idealization, and this is now. .. is changing because of the events in ukraine, and specifically because of the ukrainian ukrainian resistance, so i would simply like to say that these processes do not only concern ukraine or the post-soviet space, in general the image o

our guest, oleksiy vinnychenko, candidate of historical sciences, associate professor of the ivan frankov and researcher of the nobility of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth. thank you for the conversation, i remind you, be sure to subscribe to our youtube channel, like, watch new videos and don't forget to comment. exclusively on the air of our channel. congratulations, friends, the politclub program is on the air on the espresso tv channel. the most relevant topics of the week: nato member countries have huge arsenals, and russia is already on the verge of exhausting its resources. topics that resonate in our society. this is the question of trump's victory, what is it? analysis of the processes that change the country and... each of us. what else can the russians do, are they able to use, say, the resources of lukashenka's army allied with them. vitaly portnikov and the guests of the project, read the entire condemnation, accept my singer, i thank you, it was difficult, but i was just curious, but it was absolutely not, help to understand the present and predict the future, suggested

moreover, for western and central ukraine, the works of ivan franko, lesia ukrainka or taras shevchenkostill closer than for the south-eastern regions and the black sea. perhaps, shevchenko even connects with st. petersburg much more than with the same odessa, where the poet has never been. meanwhile, the classics of world russian literature are presented on ukrainian telethons as the source of the world's evil. literature vedas vera ogeeva and other critics tell viewers about the traitor and imperial servant bulgakov. they frighten europeans with a bloc that allegedly threatens the west with scythians, and again, they simply cannot do without pushkin. that's how correlates russian culture and, therefore, the brutality in bucha? i maintain that without pushkin there would be no putin. the prisoner of the caucasus, the pure russian fountain, the gypsies, not to mention poltava and the bronze horseman, all this is a reflection on the imperial conquest. the russian language, it unites in some way. preserving the russian language in general , the understanding of the ukrainian as a correct

especially for western and central ukraine, the works of ivan franko, lesiy ukrainka or taras shevchenko all closer than for the southeastern regions and the black sea region. perhaps, shevchenko is even more connected with st. petersburg than with odessa, where the poet has never been. meanwhile, the classics of world russian literature are presented on ukrainian telethons as the source of the world's evil. literature knows faith. ogeeva and other critics tell viewers about the traitor and imperial servant bulgakov, frighten europeans with a bloc that allegedly threatens the scythians, again they simply cannot do without pushkin. how does russian culture correlate and, therefore, the atrocities in bucha, i maintain the thesis that without pushkin there would have been no putin. the caucasian captive fountain, the gypsies, not to mention poltava and the bronze horseman, that's all. russia, not imperial, democratic, but with the preservation of the russian language, in general, the understanding of the ukrainian as a correct russian, therefore even now there is no single self-awareness th

the modular exposition was placed in the rotunda gazebo in ivan franko park. but starting next week, the exhibition will be exhibited in the center of sheptytsk ukrainian catholic university during the day, there will be guided tours by researchers solemi koshylenitska from the museum staff, and in the evening we will have a luxurious chamber concert by the famous ukrainian opera singer sofia solovya. accompanied by a piano, she will reconstruct the program sung by solomi koshylnytska. she belongs to those singers who took part in the premiere productions on the italian stage of operas by richard wackner and richard strauss. she conquered several continents of the world. she belongs to those singers who took part in the premiere productions on the italian stage of operas by richard wackner and richard strauss. circle of veterans is the name of the large-scale festival of veteran culture that took place in the capital. the purpose of the event is not only to support defenders, but also to create opportunities for their reintegration. in a friendly circle, the p

as patriotism must be effective, i do not get tired of repeating this thesis, in particular ivan frankoukrainian writer, poet and to a certain extent, you know, the father of the founder of the ukrainian nation, who emphasized more than once that patriotism should not be festive clothes, not vyshyvanka, although it was he who popularized the wearing of vyshyvanka, in particular for example, formal european clothing, nevertheless, it was he who always called for active patriotism, and in our case with you, as viewers and people who watch the telethon today, to be aware of the events of what is happening, it is on the one hand an active position in life, on the other hand, and ordinary, ordinary volunteering, banal volunteering, if you can call it banal, because you know, i honestly believe that goodness... cannot be banal , unlike evil, because it is banal to be selfish, banal think only about yourself, and it's unusual, fantastic, incredible, to sacrifice something for the sake of others, well, for yourself in this case, because we all understand that the military, the military needs ou

ivan franko, that is, it is his directly... descendants, relatives, and this, this is also some kind, there is no symbolism in this, it is simply a story about the fact that when we talk about the ukrainian elite, for example, these are not the people in who, in my opinion, have the most money, although they can also be called the elite, but these are not the people who now, for example, in power, it is... this is the ukrainian elite, this is what it looks like, and that is why it hurts so much when with this ukrainian elite, who are actually the salt of this earth, we have such losses, these are absolutely terrible things, and putin's goal, she understood, to him, he wants to destroy these people, because these people are the key to that ukrainian identity, which... wins, which makes people with russian surnames ukrainians, with a ukrainian heart, who want to fight for this country, who want to speak ukrainian, who profess our common culture. there is dmytro platenchuk already with us, the spokesman of the naval forces, from...

anyone can see them, but only for one day. the exhibition was placed in the gazebo rotunda in ivan franko park, but from next week the exhibition will be exhibited in the center of the sheptytskyi ukrainian catholic university during the day, there will be guided tours by researchers solomi koshylynskyi and museum staff. and also in the evening we will have a luxurious chamber concert by the famous ukrainian opera singer sofia solova. reconstruct. the program sung by solomi korshilnyi, she belongs to those singers who took part in the premieres on the italian stage of richard wackner and strauss, she conquered several continents of the world, because solomia krushilnytska remains a star to this day and remains at the top of the world opera art. that was the news for this time, you can read more on our espresso website. also follow us on social media and watch us on youtube. i'm iryna koval, i'm saying goodbye to you, i'll say goodbye to you until tomorrow, meet vasyl zima in just a moment, damn stairs, my legs can't walk anymore. i feel sick that there is no health, and what kind of healt

italy is currently solving the issue of transferring the santkiev air defense system to franko-improved and technical characteristics, instead the united states for some reason grazes the rear, and accordingly, when political statements were once again made that we will help you in the fight against iranian ballistics, we needed help even yesterday, even after you announced at the summit nato about the expanded nature of the military and technical support of our country, by the way, you can also ... ask, but where are the 60 billion dollars that the congress of the united states voted to allocate for the military and technical support of our country country instead, we see military and technical aid packages of 250 million. again 250, finally 700 million. billions where. why is the plan of the american side presented to the administration by congress only with regard to the relevant nature of military-technical. ukraine's holdings and the united states' vision of our country's victory in this war were presented only in september, although it was predicted as early as june. there are man

that seems to justify the israeli attack of course. the nyt article which was written by uh sheera franko, ronan bergman and saad was entitled how israel built a modern day trosan horse. exploding pages, in it, the nyt said the following, in lebanon, as israel picked off senior hazballah commandos with targeted assassinations, their leader came to a conclusion, if israel was going high tech, hezballah would go low, it was clear a distressed chief hassanlah said that israel was using cell phone networks to pinpoint the locations of his operators, the adjectives, distressed, like they know. how he's feeling and what he's wearing and okay, so the nyt continues, not only did mr. nasar allah ban cell phones from meetings of hezballah operatives, he ordered that the details of hazballah movements and plans never be communicated over cell phones, said three intelligence officials. hezballah officers, he ordered had to carry pages at all times and in the event of war, pages would be used to tell fighters where to go, so this article suggests that hazballah had instructed its members and fall was

candidate of political of sciences, associate professor of the department of political science, ivan frankoational university of lviv, deputy director of the center for political studies, good evening, good evening, andrian ftyo, with us, serviceman of the 103rd brigade of the armed forces of the armed forces of ukraine, good evening, maksym plekhov, chairman of the board of lviv. cluster, good evening, good evening, mr. vitaly snelka, let's start with you, exactly what we ended with your tesco and my tesco vitaliy portnikov, regarding the fact that ukraine, despite the huge number conversations about potential negotiations, peace plans and so on and so on, we understand that not always everything depends on us, we must definitely prepare for a long-term war, and if our enemy... will see ukraine's readiness to fight for a long time, eh , to make weapons independently, with these weapons without the permission of the united states, britain, france, anyone, to strike where it is necessary, as happened this week in utrupki, where ukrainian drones hit and, judging by everything , seriously dama

dakhniy, doctor of philosophy of sciences, head of the department of history of philosophy of ivan franko university of lviv. already according to this tradition, i will not define and make some, let's say, definitions of this tradition, in wartime we traditionally give the first word to military personnel, so mr. mykola, the first question for you, we made such a general title for today's broadcast. thus, the real forecast for autumn, because politicians from all countries of all stripes and from within our state, often start talking about some potential negotiations, each in their own way under the conditions, it is clear that this is said, but we all understand that everything is determined primarily on the battlefield, and the more successful the armed forces of ukraine will be on the territory of our state and on... the better the position will be in some hypothetical negotiations of president zelenskyi, but nevertheless , we are all now also carefully watching the pokrovsky direction, where there is no longer such a rapid advance as there was two weeks ago by the forces of the russi

the character of ivan franko's poem is completely different. autumn wind, which with a mighty moan, moans over the forest, as if over a son mother, you chase the clouds fiercely, as if you want to drive away winter, sleep and death. and of course, the wonderful lina kostenko, i really liked this poem. chirping like frightened hedgehogs, last night the jay screamed from the cliff, last night the crow said abchhi, last night the flower asked the flower, what is it doing, explain, only yesterday it was still summer, and today it is already autumn, this is such a wonderful poetry about the autumn of our outstanding poets, of course, there are a lot of these poems within my column, they will not all fit, but read poetry, it still makes us bright. and the best, well, we are now moving on to our traditional sub-heading magnetic vortices, now for your attention a prognostic chart, from which it is clear tomorrow there will be small fluctuations, some at the beginning of the day, well, insignificant activity, but still, in general, the situation is more

our guest, oleksiy vinnychenko, candidate of historical sciences, associate professor of the ivan franko university of lviv and researcher of the nobility of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth. thank you for the conversation, i remind you, be sure to subscribe to our youtube channel, like, watch new videos and don't forget to comment. friends, my greetings, today we will start not only with culture, but also with information hygiene. because, firstly, the issue is relevant and important every week, and secondly, we have an absolutely wild case of yazalina grossa, when everyone at the beginning of the week, i think, like everyone, almost all the media people, our colleagues in social networks, were talking about the fact that, they say, the ministry of foreign affairs has already reached the point of appointing alina grossa to the position of the official ambassador of ukrainian culture in new york. i think you 've heard this news, well, i'll tell you... why did it cause such a loud reaction, because alina grossu, well, let's put it this way, is not the singer that many people see as the

guest today is oleksiy vinnychenko, candidate of historical sciences, associate professor of the ivan frankoniversity of lviv, and researcher of the nobility of the commonwealth of nations, oleksiy, congratulations, congratulations, and the first king we mentioned is mykhailo vyshnevetskyi. mykhailo vyshnevetskyi was born in the lviv region in biloy. stones mykhailo vyshnevetskyi is a famous family representative of the vyshnevetsky family, his dad is super cool, yarema vyshnevetskyi, famous for fighting against bohdan khmelnytskyi, and 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 histor

the character of ivan franko's poem is completely different.umn wind, which moans with a mighty moan over the forest, like a mother over her son, who fiercely chases the clouds across the sky, as if you want to drive away winter, sleep and death. and, of course, the wonderful lina kostenko. i really liked this poem. for some reason, the stars are burning all night. like frightened hedgehogs, this night the jay screamed skruchi, this night the crow said abchhi, this night the flower asked the flower, what is it doing, explain, only yesterday it was still summer, and today it is already autumn, this is such wonderful poetry about the autumn of our outstanding poets, of course there are a lot of these poems within the limits of my column, they will not all fit, but read poetry, it still makes us brighter. and the best, well, we now move on to our traditional sub-heading magnetic storms, now for your attention is a forecast chart, from which you can see that tomorrow there will be small fluctuations, some at the beginning of the day, well, insignif

i'll allow myself a little more of viktor franko, because you came very close to it.asure is never the goal of human aspirations, says viktor frank. it is and should remain the result, or rather the side effect of achieving the goal. achieving the goal creates the reason for happiness, that is, not the happiness, yes, just a reason for happiness. a by-product, yes, that is, it turns out that a person should strive for success, without thinking about what emotions, what pleasure there, yeah. will bring, yeah, i want to add that we must strive for success, but for the so-called subjective success, for the success that comes from within, and not from the outside, because if we, here are imposed stories, a simple example, i spent a long, long time building a career in the corporate environment, in oil companies, went to study abroad, entered a top business school, found a job in switzerland and achieved success, and then you sit and look at this geneva lake, the distance. is this what i really want, happiness is in the birches, happiness is not only in the birches, happin