struggle faithfully in our victory is unbreakable i congratulate you good evening my name is myroslava barchuka project of my own name a project of the ukrainian tv channel espresso today my yuriy prokhasko is a german translator , essayist and psychoanalyst mr. yuriy i congratulate mr. yuriy good evening thank you for agreeing to this conversation today with yuriy prokhaska we are talking about our long-term life in a state of uncertainty in the real premonition of a real nuclear war about real threats to life about the state of long-term stress and disaster in which we have been living for more than seven months but in general and more than eight years and about the fact that we are just trying to understand how we will get out of this state after the war yuriy, i propose to divide the conversation into two parts, first talk about where we are today, what is happening to us today, and then about that how it can affect our future so today and today we live in a state of maximum stress, fear, anxiety and the threat of threats to life, and in different regions - it is different, but fatigue fro

my name is myroslava barchuk and these are my names.roject of ukrainian foam and espresso tv channel. today we are yuriy makarov, a publicist, writer and chairman of the shevchenko prize committee. good evening to yuriy. good health. today we will talk about the great russian culture. who and when created this myth of great russia, does it have grounds and why is it so useless but before we start this conversation, i will simply remind you that we held a pro-russian culture we are speaking in the conditions of russian missile attacks , so if we were to lose communication because of the station, or because of the fan outages, please stay with us, it will literally be a technically small pause, then the generator will start and we will continue so that you stay with us. so, russian culture is great, yuriy makarov wrote a book called that, isn't it? the book has not yet been published, but there will be a word on it at the temport publishing house, and in particular, in this book, yuri deconstructs this myth. he even invented it specifical

my name is myroslava barchuk, these are my own names, a project of ukrainian foam and the espresso tv. today my guest is daria girna, director of the liberation movement research center, tv presenter, daria, journalist. greetings, good evening. greetings, ms. myroslava. it is very nice to be with you today, each other . e i know that and everyone knows that you are researching the liberation movement and you e hmm made a whole big a-a cycle of conversation with dissidents of the face of independence and today we will talk about dissidents e about why e texts of ukrainian dissidents of the soviet era unread and their voices are not heard, this is a bit of a categorical judgment, but i will insist that it is so from my point of view, it is so and from my conversations and communication with many dissidents, it is so, and it seems to me that these people who are in fact, in the 1960s, we generally speak of the sixties, so people who stood up for the defense of freedom of speech a-a national e-e national culture of the ukrainian language e-e ukrainian church, for this they succumbed to th

glory to the air force of the armed forces of ukraine congratulations good evening my name is myroslava barchuk these are my own names joint project of ukrainian foam and tv channel espresso today igor poshivaylon director of the national museum of dignity revolution and coordinator of the headquarters of the rescue of igor's heritage good evening congratulations thank you for joining to such an important conversation good evening thank you for the invitation before we start the conversation i will say that we are going live and these are not the times sure about the power supply that suddenly if there is a failure in the broadcast, don't be upset, we will return literally in a few minutes as soon as the generator starts working so there may be a technical failure , but it's nothing serious, we will return and talk with igor today about missile strikes on culture eh everyone who is in ukraine and outside of ukraine actually experienced two waves of massive rocket attacks in the last two days, the first rockets fell in the middle of the center of kyiv, and the most cynical thing is that hitting