one is returning to the air on the night of the guard and i want to ask our guest lesya voronya, the cultural curator, about this ukrainian heritage of identity, ukrainian jewelry, ukrainian vyshyvankas, which everyone is now trying to get out of grandmother's chests, how they survived the most terrible times, and the attempts of the soviet power to destroy all-ukrainian. how important was it for the ukrainian identity to preserve it and how did we preserve it? it is necessary to understand that when the ukrainians even lost their independence and we did not have of an independent state in certain periods of history, our identity was preserved precisely thanks to the first - this is the language and traditions and the things that surrounded us. that is , these are embroidered shirts, embroidered towels, ukrainian iconography of working researchers, documentaries, for example, during the filming of the film heritage of the nation, we found a huge number of stories about how ukrainians kept and saved embroidered shirts, for example in the lviv region when ukrainians were resettled duri

missing every monday at 21:30 1+ 1 is back on the air night watch and i want to ask our guest lesya voronyaor, about how this ukrainian heritage of identity, ukrainian jewelry, ukrainian vyshyvanka, which everyone is now trying to get from grandmother's chests, how they survived the most terrible times and the attempts of the soviet authorities to destroy the all-ukrainian. how important it was for the ukrainian identity to preserve this and how we preserved all this, it is necessary to understand that when the ukrainians even lost their independence and we did not have an independent state in certain periods of history, our identity was preserved precisely thanks to the first - the language and traditions and the things that surrounded us, that is, embroidered shirts, embroidered towels, and ukrainian