was born on... and we will talk about it not about lesya ukrainka, but about ukrainian culture as suchranov, writer, publisher, publicist, public figure, blogger, wow, i have known him and his brother for 35 years, and everything is added, everything is added, publisher, writer, publicist, public figure, blogger, what will happen in 10 years, interesting , okay, thank you, thank you, mr. dmytro, about the fact that... that you volunteered to meet with us on sunday, i have a question for you, well, we can already see the example of the lesya ukrainka museum in yalta, where 2 km remained from the exposition there, where everything that was there before was demolished, completely, this, i would say, an estate or what to call it, well, in short, a big house, but i very often passed by it when was in yalta when yalta was. this is chekhov, so do we have references to chekhov here, less so, my question is this, lesya ukrainka, happy birthday, i would like to ask you the following, we should do like russians in ukraine with russian culture, because russians with ukrainian culture in russia sim

the lesya ukrainka award, which also originated in soviet times, is awarded to a prison for children. you can imagine that the most intellectual ukrainian writer is considered to be a children's writer. this is an absolutely typical soviet gesture, when, so to speak, a woman, a writer , is given a certain role, well, let's say, a womanizer, a mother for children, and so on. that is, it is only in such a patriarchal, strictly... archaic society that the most intellectual modernist writer can be considered, so to speak, such a writer who, i am not talking about the fact that for children it is no no no no disrespectful there, let's say and not prestigious, simply lesya ukrainka did not specialize in this , yes, there is a lot of trouble, there are many other authors who are actually writers for children, lesya ukrainka, you know, shvylyov wrote a book called: a book not for children, he actually spoke about this high, high the level of criticism and literature, with the criteria of which he approached literature, and he said that these were really texts not for children, not for not for

rila, but a prize, for example, to lesya ukrainka.ya ukrainka, who also appeared in soviet times, is assigned a prison for children. you can imagine that the most intellectual ukrainian writer is considered to be a children's writer. this is an absolutely typical soviet gesture when, so to speak, a woman writer is assigned a certain role, well, let's say, an educator, a mother for children and so on. that is, it is only... in such a patriarchal, completely patriarchal society , the most intellectual modernist writer can be considered so, so to speak such a writer, i am not talking about the fact that for children it is not disrespectful, let's say it is not prestigious, simply, letsia ukrainka did not specialize in this, yes, yenestayko, there are many other authors who are actually writers for children, lesya ukrainka. you know, shevylyov wrote a book called a book not for children. he actually spoke about this high, high level of criticism and literature, with the criterion of which he approached literature. and he said that these a

awards, well, for example, to take an award , not only the rila award, but an award, for example , lesya ukrainka, lesya award... a ukrainian woman who also appeared in soviet times, she is sentenced to a prison for children. you can to imagine that the most intellectual writer is ukrainian, it is believed that she is a children's writer. this is an absolutely typical soviet gesture, when, so to speak, a woman, a writer, is assigned a certain role, well, let's say, an educator, a mother for children, and so on. that is, it is only in such a patriarchal, strictly patriarchal society. can be the most intellectual writer, a modernist, yes, be considered, so to speak, such a writer who, i am not talking about the fact that for children it is no no no it's not disrespectful, let's say it's not prestigious , it's just that le ukrainka didn't specialize in it, it's not staiko, there are many other authors who are actually writers for children, lesya ukrainka, you know, shevylyov wrote a book called a book not for ... children, he actually spoke about this high, high level of criticism and literature, wi

please join, the 141 brigade will be grateful to you, i hope so, contraspemspero, but i hope, as lesya ukrainka said, whose birthday is today, so congratulate everyone , including lesya and lesya ukrainka, well, you can also congratulate me a little donating to... that qr code, and now to sunday's unwashed, well, let's start with this, probably, we need to start with something good, with something of good news, there is good news: the government, the cabinet of ministers approved the re-indexation of pensions from march 1, ukrainian pensioners from march 1 receive a pension almost 8% more, in general they wanted to raise it by 13, but for some reason they decided to stop at 8%. that's not bad, probably our economy is growing very strongly now, that we can, in principle , during the war, calmly raise pensions for pensioners, mr. mykhailo, what do you say, and this is not from a good life, of course pensions are raised, you understand, because on it's a great pity, inflation has not gone anywhere, and although you and i have figured it out, there are different reasons for the increase in food pri

teaches at the institute together with svitozar drahomanov, svitozar drahomanov is a cousin of lesya ukrainka has a camera, he takes photographs objects and things and objects and paintings by malevich, actually there at the request of malevich are sent to certain magazines, yes, that is, this is an environment that communicates very closely, they have joint projects, they do something together, they... dream about something there for the future, yes, that is, this is a very important factor, when malevich was very closely inscribed in the ukrainian environment, again, his last personal exhibition during his lifetime takes place in the kyiv map. gallery is in its 30th year, and it's such a wild success there that extending it for a month, and and and then if malevich hopes that these paintings will be sold and remain here and in ukraine and for the ukrainians themselves, that is, there are a lot of themes that connect and leave malevich actually embedded in this context. and please tell me about this artil, which is amazing. in the village of verbivka, where this artillery was led, as i under

, friendly communication, some kind of such interaction , there is actually a connection with lesya ukrainkae malevich teaches at the institute together with svetozar drahomanov, svetozar drahomanov is lesya ukrainka's cousin, he has a camera, he photographs objects and things and objects. and malevich's paintings, actually there at malevich's request he sends it to certain magazines, yes, that is, this is an environment that communicates very closely, they have joint projects, they do something together, they dream of something there for the future, yes, that is, it is very an important factor when malevich was very closely inscribed in the ukrainian environment, again , his last everyday and personal the exhibition takes place in the kyiv art gallery in the 30th year, and it has... such a wild success there that extending it for a month, and and and then, if malevich hopes that these paintings will be sold and remain here and in ukraine and for ukrainians actually, that is , there are a lot of topics that connect and leave malevich embedded, he , as it were, sprouts in this context, and pl

the institute together with svitozar drahomanov, svitozar drahomanov is the second cousin of lesya ukrainka a camera, he photographs objects and things and malevich's objects and paintings, actually there at malevich's request it is sent to certain magazines, yes, that is, this is an environment that... they communicate very closely, they have joint projects, they do something together, they dream of something there for the future, and , that is, it is very an important factor, when malevich was very closely inscribed in the ukrainian environment, again, his last lifetime personal exhibition took place in the kyiv art gallery in the 30th year, and it was such a wild success there that extending it for a month, and and then if malevich hopes that these paintings will be sold and remain here and in ukraine. for ukrainians actually, that is, there are a lot of topics that connect and leave malevaša actually embedded , if it sprouts in this, please tell me about this artillery of some kind in the village of verbivka, where this artillery was commanded by oleksandr exter, as i understand it, wha

ukrainian culture, well, there are also a lot of interesting things there, there are oles gonchar, lesya ukrainkasian-language works, there shevchenko generally wrote, this is well known, zelensky knows, everyone knows, diaries are in russian, but if you are now burning, handing over paper books in russian, hand over shevchenko’s diaries too, but how could it be otherwise, what’s at the front, let’s see, we we hope that the russians won’t get here, but it’s better if they don’t advance, it’s better if ours drive them away there, but we do, you never know what, everything can be, everything can be, well, the situation at this hour can be assessed as complicated. commander-in-chief syrski and defense minister umerov reported to the washington leadership about ukraine's plans for the coming war months; the report of their subordinates was accepted by the commander of nato's joint forces in europe, kovole, and the head of the group for providing military assistance to kiev, aguta. among the priorities is improving the training of conscripts in its current form, the soldiers are fighting poorly, creat