1947, with which poland still has a serious problem, because last year in autumn , the institute of national remembrancerequest to recognize or conduct an investigation or action. was a crime against humanity, and this justification, which then the institute of national remembrance filed, it was a scandal that caused a disturbance in the ukrainian environment, but also in the environment of polish historians and also many polish politicians, as a result it ended with the fact that the polish court rejected the decision of the institution of national memory yati and ordered to re-examine the investigation, but what does this mean, we are essentially... being in 2024, that is, 77 years after what happened in 47 , we cannot wait for the polish government or we cannot wait for the polish government . one rather obvious condemnation, history that happened then, polish-ukrainian relations, history is an important thing, but it is not a key thing, because we are more responsible for how the future will look, and therefore we have to deal with history, and ukraine needs to do such measures together with poland,

specialists from the institute of national remembrance and the kyiv school of economics talked about ethics, memorialization and shared the best modern examples. on the day of remembrance of the defenders of ukraine, the community will present ideas, and later a vote will be held in irpen. for many, of course, their individuality is very important. and we want to show that not only tables. at our lyceum or in the courtyard of a high-rise building, it is not only that memorialization, memorialization is much, much more, and we want to show all the latest practices to our community today, the experience of patience is not the most successful, that is, it is a very deep study of the memorial space, great, great attention to detail, and not only is there a group of people who do not they are investigating something, but first of all, there is already the first memorial and... in my opinion, for example, volya's memorial is very successful, it was implemented by the concerned citizens of irpen with the support of the local authorities. espresso tv channel and vesna charity fund opened a f

historian who worked with the archives of the sbu when they revealed, then he was at the institute of national remembranceit was held decommunization, one of those people who were instigators and implementers of the idea of ​​decommunization, along with vyatrovych and volodya , had already been wounded twice, was fighting on the front lines as a machine gunner, that is, he chose the most difficult, most dangerous specialization. and i am actually afraid for people like him, because these are people who cannot be replaced, these are people who, god forbid, something happens to them, and if we lose such people, we have nothing to replace them, in this generation no, we have no right to lose such people, but we talked about the peculiarity of the russians in that they are their strengths and weaknesses, they do not have such a basic core, relatively speaking, nationally. that is, there are no russians, russians, that is somehow such basic russians, to whom suddenly, if there are problems with the empire, you can always return, there is no russian identity as such, but wait, i don’t know there, moscow or ryaz

hearings, it is an educational and practical block. to which we invited the ukrainian institute of national remembrancebecome our partner, which will share with the residents of our community the best practices of commemoration that are in the world, in ukraine, in general, the topic is complex, because our approaches to commemoration yet, even at the state level, they are just being formed now, all specialists are in certain ones in discussions, in discussions, and we would like our community to be the first to learn about the best examples of how this can be done, so today we are working with just such an educational goal and will... develop living memory practices precisely to honor our fallen, then the second stage will be a presentation of the work we will create today at today's event, and the third stage will be directly public hearings in the form of voting, where we will vote for the approval of places of collective memory and recommendations and commemoration of a personalized one, and could you please share a few... projects that were heard in the presentations today, that are talked about,

accounts of the past to good and bad as it had happened in 1998, poland even set up the institute of national remembrance, in a body designed to reckon with the countries passed under communist and nancy occupation over the years ip and has grown into a powerful force that shapes national historical discourse it's numerous entities include poland, largest archive, the biggest publisher of historical text, and even a prosecutor's office. in the early 2, thousands, one of the ip and 1st tasks was to investigate the walk in a massacre of july 1941 to shed light on the dark chapter components history. however, since then, the institute commission has changed today under the law and justice governments ip and seems less interested and investigating the cost and more likely to promote a version of history that they're running party to prove. in many ways the, the changes that we've seen over the last couple decades in institute mirror. the changes we've seen in, in published society as a whole and the swing to the right wing. if you want to understand how this to national remembrance works and the kind of a na

the head of the ukrainian institute of national remembrance, anton drobovych, reminded that the sourcesia is the multinational people, and it is they who go to the occupation army, and the head of the regional security and conflict research department of the dem initiative fund, maria zolkina, believes that the statements of karamurza and povyvarov may have consequences. i will remind you that the exchange of prisoners between russia and the usa took place behind closed doors. and other countries, a total of 24 people were released from both sides, russia released political prisoners and opposition politicians as part of this exchange, instead, the usa, germany, slovenia and great britain handed over to russia those convicted of espionage, hacking, fraud, murder, as well as russian fsb officer vadym krasikov, who was sentenced to life imprisonment. volodymyr fesenko, a ukrainian political scientist, joins our broadcast. volodymyr, congratulations, thank you for joining our broadcast. we, before we move on to the russian ones. oppositionists, on the air they talked about the situation i

soviet soldiers, it took a year to agree with the ministries of culture and the polish institute of national remembranceher without memory, take it, it's yours - natalia heard, although, for example, here is a monument to general sverchevsky, a purebred pole, killed by bandera supporters, but unlike people , the polish authorities are ungrateful. the monuments can be used to trace the chronology of the liberation of poland, for which 600,000 soviet soldiers gave their lives. one of the most famous monuments to the soldier-liberator in berlin's treptower park had eight copies, one of which was installed in the polish city of mielec. the soviet soldier, also standing on the ruins of the swastika, holds the sword of the saved. girl, initially the city authorities said that they allegedly wanted to transfer the monument to the historical museum, but one night it simply disappeared with the pedestal. natalia and her team found them in warehouses in basements, ordered trucks themselves, processed the documents, went through customs, restored for the monument by a soviet pilot from the polish celestite, the pl

of decades in institute mirror. the changes we've seen in, in published society as a whole and the swing to the right wing. if you want to understand how this to national remembrance works and the kind of and narrative said are promoted, it's really key to understand that it's leadership is appointed by parliament. and that directly links it to the government that is in power. at the time, the institutes budget has doubled under the law and justice party, which i think shows the importance that the government has put in the role this. this institute should have over history the founded in 2001 the new and just this party noon under its pony acronym piece is girlfriend opponents on and off the post 2 decades. and as long relied on its nation and mixed agenda to garner supports, it seems regaining power in 2015. the politics of memory have become a policy priority for peace relying on states affiliated institutions, like my opinion, to push narratives don't want wash, potent puns. prophets actually storage by a stucco zip or not subsidence east. it the 2 bodies of on disposal southern system move as opposed to you. but now you can draw full coverage to pieces. stop