oleksandr zinchenko, historian, and myroslav marinovych, dissident, vice-rector of the ukrainian catholic university, former prisoner of soviet concentration camps, worked now live on the espresso tv channel, we have for this intellectual the landing party on our airwaves depends on such people, this is the same passionate minority that always derails our country. our country went through to form itself as a separate european state, these are 10 episodes of 10 key historical events for our country - this is the period from 1918 to today, the host of this program is historian volodymyr vyatrovych, you all know him well. together with the center for research of the liberation movement for the support of the ukrainian cultural fund, let 's see together a-a-a -a-a-a hello, my name is volodymyr petrovych and this is the project of 10 days of independence, why 10 our path to freedom for a hundred years was drawn and i believe that understanding the turning points on this path is our key to a common future, so i invite you to experience these historical events with me, to see them through the ey

a political prisoner of the soviet regime. the rector of the ukrainian catholic university, myroslav marinovyching. glory to ukraine, sir, for finding time for us and we are roslava. if you allow me, i will immediately ask about the personal situation of mykhailo gorbachev. then, as general secretary of the communist party of the soviet union in 1987, he signed a pardon for you after seven years in the camps and three years of exile. do you remember that day well, i will not in retrospect invent some ideological or correct attitude when the kazakh policeman was surprised to receive a message that i was free and could return to ukraine i i i was happy and my wife lyuba was happy. i know that my friend mykola matusevych refused to accept such a pardon and i pay him respect for that, but it was more natural for me to make another decision and today, when gorbachev's soul is preparing to leave this world, i will not lie and thank you i won't go into the real reasons why gorbachev released about 200 soviet political prisoners, but he made it possible in order to show that there are no longer any mea

own about the cautious comments of the red cross, we talked about it yesterday, i talked to myroslav marinovych, the vice-chancellor of the ukrainian catholic university about that who mentioned in particular his personal story about how when he was a dissident in soviet times, the international certainly played an important role precisely in protecting the rights of prisoners of conscience to which he belonged mr. marinovych also said that the capacities have changed very much because during the decade of peace and tranquility that came after e tam in 1989 , they switched to the protection of rights in successful countries where rights are already sufficiently protected, i.e. to property to a domineering group switched to theirs and the same probably applies to the red cross, which was founded purely to care for prisoners at first their heritage, and today they figured out a little who is who in this war and gave their strong conclusions, because this is an organization that is listened to by millions of people in the world. and i said that here, of course, i am such a pure human problem that

quite correct, uh, my intuition says that we really want to rely on your intuition and grounds myroslav marinovych thank you, dissidents , and we were talking about the suppression of the prague spring, we have concluded the analytical studio and are already giving the floor to anya eva melnyk news on time and new good morning to you, hello colleagues, thank you for your work, the news editor will work further, i will tell you about the most important further, in particular, about the fact that greece and cyprus spoke against the ban on the transfer of tourist troops to the russians, and here i even want to quote because the minister of cyprus said the following we believe in human contacts, we will be more in the future we start with the situation in kharkiv region, the russians launched rocket attacks on critical infrastructure facilities in kharkiv and the region, two rockets fell in the slobid district of kharkiv , a building was damaged without any casualties , the scale of the destruction is being clarified, and strikes were recorded in the kharkiv and chuguiv regions of the region, oleg syn

intuition says that we would really like to rely on your intuition, and there are reasons for it, myroslav marinovych

myroslav marinovych, philosopher, dissident, human rights defender p. myroslava. i congratulate you, i heartily congratulate you . mykhailo golovko should also join us, but he will join. and then, mykhailo golovko is the head of the ternopil regional council. and we will talk with him properly about this procession because in ternopil oblast and khmelnytskyi certain settlements simply did not allow these hmm participants of the procession to enter their settlements because people, again, i would say people from for obvious reasons, they were afraid that among them there might be people from pro- i invited you to talk about it, we will not only talk about it, but it is such a major topic that is very hmm actively discussed in social networks and on tv broadcasts and it is important here to understand and to hear an expert 's assessment so, pope francis made a statement that was interpreted in different ways, the statement referred to all of daria, dudina, who died in moscow, where a car exploded, i will remind you, the daughter of the propagandist dugin, and then p

myroslava for the conversation myroslav marinovych one of the founders of the ukrainian helsinki grouphe dissident and vice-rector of the ukrainian catholic university was with us, and little by little , our time on the air is coming to an end, but at the end, let's just talk about, uh, how the volunteer front is doing, contact us, oksana korchynska , a volunteer, uh, we welcome you, ms. oksana yes, we congratulate you, please tell us if we already have the 170th day, 172, it's a secret, it doesn't count here, the front doesn't actually count days. yes, but it's been a long time since we got lost, so if we don't go to the internet, when there's a connection, we don't we know what day it is. let's be honest just as at the front, they don't know whether it's saturday or sunday, and because of course well, especially the number of days from the offensive is no longer counted . polish for the polish media about what is happening to us here, they get confused in the days and forget when they hit that crimea, did they fly there, or when would something else happen there ? wars many people lo

and now he is listening, maybe in fact, by myroslav marinovych, one of the founders of the ukrainian soviet era, the vice-rector of the ukrainian catholic university in our time, so, mr. myroslav, we are glad to see you. congratulations, glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes, myroslav, if you open wikipedia, there is an article about you there that you had a meeting with your mother. me and my sister in a special room and two hours meeting with them through the glass your correspondence was subject to censorship at the slightest suspicion letters were confiscated after the arrest e-e worldwide the human rights organization emnosti international took marinovych under its protection as a prisoner of conscience er-e we must tell our viewers that you served er-e punishments in soviet times a-a very far from ukraine so, emnosti international then and now what is wrong a maybe you think that everything is the same with this organization, what has changed, maybe we have changed, and they have remained in their positions, yes, of course, this organization has undergone a very unfortunate evo

myroslav marinovych, philosopher dissident human rights defender mr myroslava i congratulate you, i heartily congratulate you. mykhailo golovko should also join us, but he will join us. and then mykhailo golovko is the head of the ternopil regional council. and we will talk with him about this baptism. march because in ternopil oblast and khmelnytskyi certain national checkpoints simply did not allow these participants of the march... we do not allow them to enter their settlements because, again, i will say, people were, for obvious reasons, afraid that among them might be for sure, people with pro-russian views, it’s clear, many priests of the uoc mp supported the enemies, kept weapons in their churches, er, they supported saboteurs, it’s clear, that’s why they didn’t want these people to come to the settlement, but we then let's not start with the procession of the cross, we'll start with another p myroslava i invited you to talk about this, we will not only talk about this, but this is such a major topic that is very hm actively discussed in social networks and on tv broadcasts and it is

i consulted with myroslav marinovych regarding the correctness of this decision , he supported me, asur lviv residents, because she was with a woman warrior and she should be buried among warriors daria gusiak did not become a goose at the age of 98. at the age of 24, she took the oath of the oun and soon became a member of the chief commander of the upa. in 1950, gusiak was arrested by the soviet authorities, even under torture. because because of the partition in the cell or the cysts , her mother was beaten for her activities. daria gusiak was deprived of her liberty for 25 years and was released from prison when she was 51 years old, and only after almost half a century was she able to return home to lviv in independent ukraine and gusiak became a member i launched the congress of ukrainian nationalists and created the all-ukrainian league of ukrainian women. we continue to show a series of stories about how ukrainians who have left the country are looking for and do not find or find work. great britain has been accepting our citizens in ukraine for more than four months now. ther