ivan franko, just the ivan franko museum, so myroslava barchuk, journalist, tv presenter, vice-presidentkrainian pen center, and nadiya makivnychuk, founder of the pyotr shekeryk donykkov museum, coordinator of shelter verkhovyna, i congratulate you, workers , we have 48 minutes left, there is not so much time, we are working extremely dynamically , we understand the problems, yes, the key task is that, with the help of culture, we do not just to keep oneself, you know, in some abstract categories , in a very concrete situation, a globalized world, full -scale aggression and what is called, at one time , lubomyr huzar used such a wording, great confusion and it is experienced, as on the european continent, it is experienced and all of us. bohdan tycholos, the director of the franko museum, the person who researched ivan franko, a key story, so that the era of ivan franko ended with the era of the first world war, when the traditional world was used to it, it changed very much to the point of being unrecognizable, bohdan, it would probably be too imprudent to start with that, his name has

i studied the ukrainian language in lviv 20 years ago, at the ivan franko university, and before the position here, as an ambassador, i returned to lviv, and i renewed my knowledge of the ukrainian language at the ukrainian catholic university. well, tell us more about your taste preferences, which ukrainian dishes do you like. most of all, maybe you have a favorite dish, oh, and i, i love lard, and i, too, i know how to cook bosch, a real ukrainian bosch, because oksana, the owner of the apartment we rented in lviv, she taught me how to do it, and it's a long process, but there are a few, and what are your favorite places in kyiv? i love churches very much, both in kyiv and in ukraine, and i also love church music, because in my opinion , and both the orthodox church and the anglican church, they follow the tradition of church music, and i sing in choirs, i really love this music and to visit churches here in kyiv, that is, your hobby, as far as i understand, is a choir, or do you still have any. a hobby you do after-hours, it's music, i go to concerts, different styles of music, bu

we are in the walls of the lviv ivan franko national university, and today an exhibition dedicated to the fallen defenders, soldiers of the azov regiment, opened here. in particular, we see 142 photographs, which i propose to show now, the exhibition consists of such. shown here portraits of our military, as well as english-language information about them, and in this way the memory is honored. students, teachers and the management of the university worked on the opening of the exhibition. what is the purpose of this exhibition, i suggest you listen to them further. we focus our attention on the people who gave their lives and on the people who are in captivity today. we remind you that today, unfortunately, there is a huge number, which is about 700 of our prisoners. and the azov regiment, and the marines, and we are waiting for our politicians, our public figures will think about these people, more than 50 of our graduates have already died at the university, among them students and graduates, and they are defending hundreds, hundreds of students and graduates. so, the opening of th

unit of the 80th separate amphibious assault brigade. before i joined the army, i studied at the ivan franko university in in lviv, majoring in history, graduated in 2013, then joined the armed forces and signed a contract, and since then i have been in service continuously, for me the war began in the 13th year, already then i lost many comrades, many of my commanders that time, from which i took an example, and at the moment it is a matter of honor for me to prove theirs. unfinished business until the end. the war, for many ukrainians , began so suddenly that many were perplexed and could not recover, and you as a historian from the perspective of history, you expected what can happen? yes, i told my subordinates about it and prepared for it in every possible way, because when i went to study in 2015, it was clear that it would not end. a conflict that, no conclusions, no logical conclusion then, and it was only a matter of time before it happened, so people, i think, just consoled themselves with the fact that it wouldn't happen, it wouldn't happen, although instead it had to to prepare f

this context , that one of the theoretical theorists of the founders of the ukrainian identity is ivan franko not only an acquaintance, he was friends with theodor herzl, and in fact they are discussed common ideas, how to create national states, ukrainian and israeli, on the ruins of the empire, so what is this , it is not really to mention gotinsky, my countryman from odesa, who was very sympathetic to the ukrainian movement and believed that it was very important, the zionists to have good relations with the ukrainian movement and that the ukrainian movement is very important in the future, well, it was unfolding just then, which is the same as zionism, that is why there were very serious contacts at one time in america and in europe, when the ukrainian emigration... which was only then, well, it carried out its activities there during the former soviet union, and there were very serious contacts between ethnic groups and ukrainian nationalists, that is why this topic is so old and i think that the fsb knows and remembers these relations , they didn’t like them very much, well, that israel

our guest is davyd petrosyan, director of the ukrainian academic theater named after ivan franko.atulate mr. david. and mr. david came to our studio right after the regular premiere of another premiere performance, which is now taking place on the stage of the theater named after him. zenkovetska, the lviv academic theater, the national name , maria zenkovetska, the play zemlya za, already a classic such novel by olga kobylyanskyi, but, to be honest, i don't know if it's possible to call it a play based on the story of kobyliansky, because it seemed to me that you somehow tried , well, this is my impression, to create some kind of biblical plot from it, such a story of cain and aval, and you have it as the first line in the play of the play. well, i think that if it was successful, then the author also laid it down, because a classic does not just become a classic, it covers many topics, it’s just that any good author probably does not try to illustrate them in a literal way, so here is one the director can capture one topic, advance another the director is different, it still see

socrates from the bible. with the great tradition of western philosophy, just as an example , this is ivan franko'sual dialogue with all his contemporaries who are worthy of this dialogue and so on, and the third point is plurality, what we started with, what the ukrainian tradition it can be hutsul, slobojan, transdnieper, taurian, polis, volhynia and so on, this is our incredible wealth, we are representatives of a great country, our identity is extremely generous and rich, and when we talk about how interesting we can be, precisely such, precisely open, multi-tiered and multiple, and the formula of ukrainian tradition, modern, cannot be simplified, cannot be reduced to a few, even included in the unesco cultural heritage lists, external features, it is not just an ornament, it is not a decor, it is the essence, and i think that when we talk about the power of the hutsuls, it's right, for the sake of justice, so that i don't get beaten, right? what is the strength of the hutsul tradition? in the fact that in terms of shape, ornament, cross, and horned cap, yes, they have preserved the meaning and