thank you very much for this conversation petro burkovskyi executive director of the democratic initiative fund, i am ilka kuchereva, god did not talk with us about how radically , absolutely radically, in a year, the views of ukrainians on such things as healthy nationalism, the figure of bandera, and the attitude towards ukrainian of the orthodox church of the moscow patriarchate, where ukrainian in this word combination still remains under a big question. and this still needs to be carried out to such radical changes, in fact, and it is the war that incites, besides, the great war opens new and new heroes among ukrainians, they put the interests of the country above their own, they liberate the occupied lands and all for the sake of returning the life that was taken away from us - the russians take away the story of a marine who from the first days stood on the defense of mariupol and passed the russian our anna morozova is ready to tell about the captivity and with the beginning of the russian-ukrainian war in 2014, maksym has been a marine for 8 years , his main profession is military

for all other donors and those who want to give us help eh and loans are cheap let's move on petro burkovskyi this hour the executive director of the irylk kucherov democratic initiatives fund polls their results mr. peter we congratulate you good day let's discuss some the numbers and results of your latest sociological polls, in particular, now for this one. and you will comment. studies have shown that, for example , the attitude towards the collapse of the soviet union is positive assessed by 67% of ukrainians, and in the 20th year it was 49% of ukrainians, what can we say about these changes, well, these changes are very important, and i will explain why, let's not forget that russia's aggression, and in particular, the ideological justification, which is separate, and tried to in 2021, this aggression was also a reference to soviet times, to the fact that ukraine was supposedly created by lenin, and that stalin supposedly united the ukrainian lands, and so on . we sat very firmly we saw each other according to the results of 20-21, and after february 24. when the russian army began its

and i understand that this story is not always connected connection good with the internet, petro burkovskyy the director of the democratic initiatives foundation named after ilka. the attitude of ukrainians to their soviet past, to what extent is the attitude to the processes of decommunization changing, to what extent is the attitude to those who, for ukrainians, were initially associated with soviet history changing, to what extent? as with the enemies of ukraine, with the advisers of ukraine, er, and now that we are reclaiming our history and the true, true history, so to speak, er, these people who are the personification of the struggle for ukraine, how much will the attitude to what nationalism is also change actually, let's talk about it well. that is, we conducted a study, it was part of a larger one, there were many questions, and one of the blocks was canceled , we wanted to see how it actually was. the hypothesis was that the war had a significant impact on the assessment ukrainians of the soviet heritage, where we remember that the soviet heritage is one of those points of the k