20th century, this is also a whole series of outstanding figures, well, for example, the same lesya ukrainka now , well, in fact, in the very in the center of odessa, this is... the former gagarin avenue will be named crimea, why is it very important, and we are now with you on shevchenko street, so that there will now be a certain intersection, that is , we have shevchenko avenue in odessa and its will go perpendicularly to lesya ukrainka, that's great, that is, we wanted such a certain one of composition, i, my colleagues, can also name taras honcheruk, a very famous odessa historian, public figure, that is, therefore. i believe that of course a lot has been done, but not everything, answering your question, about not everything, actually, how will you overcome the resistance of the greek gennadius uzolopus, yes, uzopoulos, like him, or a fallen angel, i mean, or a member party of regions trukhanov, or the mayor of odesa, trukhanov, who loves varantsov and pushkin very much, and says he won't give it, well, i won't give it, i don't know, maybe he'll climb right on this one. monument will h

fact, they spit on people’s favorites, on heroes, on their heritage instead of gagarin avenue, lesya ukrainkaome italian, pustovsky street will become the street of the twenty-eighth brigade, armyskaya will become the street of independence, and bunin nina strakata street. they are ready to demolish the monument to pushkin on primorsky boulevard, just to show the people of odessa that you are waiting for the russians, but you don’t agree. therefore, direct repressions are no longer surprising. the sbu detains writers and historians. apparently , philosopher oleg vusatyuk has been captured. he had been on the fascist website peacemaker for a long time. and at first they wrote that the sbushniks came to alexei tolochka, a corresponding member of the ukrainian academy of sciences. everyone knows and understands who in this narrative opposed this sweeping ukrainian nationalism was alexei’s father. academician. who recently left us, unfortunately, but was under house arrest starting in 1922, so by analogy, many assumed that we were talking about his son, alexei, especially since he had more than o

essentially spit on people's favorites, on heroes, on their heritage instead of gagarin avenue, lesya ukrainkawill become italian, pustovsky street will become the street of the twenty-eighth brigade, armyskaya will become independence street, and bunin street will become nina street. lined. they are ready to demolish the monument to pushkin on primorsky boulevard. only to show the people of odessa that you are waiting for the russians, that you do not agree with ukrainization, that ukrainian odessa is like soft ice cream, the philosopher oleg vusatyuk was captured by him. he had been on the fascist website peacemaker for a long time. and at first they wrote that the ss officers came to alexy tolochka, a corresponding member of the ukrainian academy of sciences. everyone knows and understands who in this narrative opposed this sweeping ukrainian nationalism, who was alexei's father. the academician who recently left us, unfortunately, was under house arrest starting in 1922, that’s why. to him... back in june, oleg vusatyuk wrote on social networks that he had been searched, that his phone had

the irony of fate is this. in their legacy, instead of gagarin avenue , lesya ukrainka avenue, pushkinskayaill become italian, pustovsky street , twenty-eighth brigade street, army street of independence, and bunin street, nina strokataya street, they are ready to demolish the monument to pushkin on primorsky boulevard just to show the people of odessa that you are waiting for the russians, that you do not agree with ukrainization, well ... ukrainian odessa is like soft ice cream, poor lawyer, these are absolutely things that exist as a phrase, but there is nothing underneath them, this is the ukrainian odessa, but nevertheless it is forcibly implanted, they are bloodily instilling, they started on may 2 , 1914 with the killing of people protesting, and they end with the destruction of memory, therefore direct repressions no longer surprise the sbu. detains writers, historians, apparently, the philosopher oleg vusatyuk was captured, he had long been a peacemaker on the fascist website, at first they wrote that the sbushniks came to alexey tolochka, a corresponding member of the ukrainian ac

odesa musical theater, trusting conversations, ukrainian small drama theater, club despair, and lesya ukrainka'ser art workshop and lviv theaters, as well as cortez, kyiv academic theater golden gate, unfortunately, i don't have time to just re-watch all these performances, cortez, i i watched it, it's a comedy. about the genocide in the golden gate theater, this is a very cool production, and i think that the playwright alena lyagushonkova, she approached the issue of genocide very well, because on the one hand, it seems that our situation is mentioned, but there it's about latin america in general many centuries ago, so it doesn't feel traumatic because it's not about us, but on the other hand it's about us, it's a very good move, i think, because we talk a lot about...retraumatization , how can we shoot about the current dramatic events, this is one way, how we can find, to do it and to make it non-traumatic for the audience, also for the best, for the audience, also for the best performance , one, one performance itself competes, giraffe mon from kharkiv state of the academic puppet theater,

conversations, and ukrainian small. drama theater, znevira club, and drabina art workshop, and lesya ukrainkav theater, as well as cortez, kyiv academic theater "golden gate". unfortunately, i don't have time to just rewatch all these performances. i watched cortez, it’s a comedy about genocide at the golden gate theater, it’s a very cool production, and i think that the playwright alena lyagushonkova, she suited her very well to the issue of genocide, because on the one hand, it seems to... the situation is mentioned, but it is about latin america in general many centuries ago, so it does not look traumatic, because it seems that it is not about us, but on the other hand about us , it's a very good move, i think, because we're talking a lot about retraumatization now, how can we shoot about the dramatic events of the present, that's one way we can find to do that and not have it be traumatic for the audience, also for the best performance of the competition. there is one performance by itself giraffe monz of the kharkiv state academic theater of puppets, as well as for the best musical perfo