oleksandr krivenko, i was lucky to be i am familiar with both, kryvenko is generally like that, you could say, he was a mentor, and in kyiv i started working under his leadership at the time, that was 2001, i want to say that now, when i already have the opportunity to teach even students somewhere, sharing my experience with them, i am faced with the fact that they have been understanding this kind of gongadze for a long time. and his death, his life as well, of course, they became such a certain turning point for ukraine in general to a certain extent, and i am not talking about oleksandr kryvenko, who, like me, can be proud to call such a teacher, i think, dozens of famous ukrainian journalists, and i know whether this, whether this memory should be preserved and whether? i have a feeling, or do you have the same feeling, that we somehow sometimes underestimate the contribution of those people who in the 90s, in particular in the early 2000s , did an extraordinary amount, at a time when ukrainians really did not understand the value of their history, neither the value of their culture,