about 150 exhibits were collected in one observation hall in the lviv historical museum. in particular , these are exhibits related to the territory of the so- called zakorzonny. we saw items in demand, we also saw clothes, ties, coins, archival photos, as well as archival documents, personal belongings of deportees and their families, and that's not all, in general, there are a lot of exhibits here. most of them are shown in the walls of the museum for the first time. i would like to note that the exhibition "lost thresholds" is dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the beginning of the forced deportation of ukrainians, which lasted from 1944 to 1951 . on from halychyna to the red sea. as well as to donetsk region and slobozhanshchyna. in general , about 750,000 ukrainians were forcibly deported by the then communist regime of the ussr and poland, they were actually forcibly transported and forced to leave different homes. in general , the curator andrii muzyka will tell us more about the exhibition itself and its purpose. people need to know, because the further we are f

with this name, an exhibition was opened in the lviv historical museum, dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the deportation of ukrainians from zakerzonny. during 1944-51 , forced resettlement affected more than 750,000 people. more than 150 exhibits, household items, books, jewelry, rare photos, postcards and archival materials were presented in the exhibition hall. also, today in lviv , a round table was held with the heads of regional associations of the lviv region, which are investigating the tragic events of those years. the participants of the discussion drafted a public resolution to the verkhovna rada. we are in resolution. and of course, we will again appeal to the verkhovna rada to adopt the law that has already been adopted in the first reading on the deportation of ukrainians from the territory of the abroad, we have no claims against poland, we have no claims on any territories, but we want, on the contrary, for ukraine to recognize our ancestors , our parents, like my father, were deported, and not voluntarily evacuated, so according to the documents , this is considered vo