here come here, look, and thank god, everything is fine, everything is fine so far, everyone in piserivkaderstands who is shelling ukrainian cities and why, in that nearby historical museum, which leonid also takes care of, next to the stand... about the terrible holodomor, there are still portraits of lenin. we saw the same picture for a second in the ethnographic museum of the village of artyukhivka. well, this is the ethnographic museum, where there are many references to lenin, lenin, brezhnev. i thought something about ukrainian culture. about ukrainian culture. a. although we came to artyukhivka to find old shacks under the roof, in which people still live, we saw a completely different picture, namely expensive villas with swimming pools and expensive cars parked nearby, location to kharkiv itself, if you have a car, it is 40 minutes and you can go already in kharkiv, a pioneer, if, it was the former governor of the kharkiv region, this is dobkin, if you went the idea that this is kharkiv, switzerland, i don't know there, rublevka, baden-baden, traditional local architecture, of wh

today, due to a power outage, the museum's exhibits unexpectedly became useful to the residents of piserivkahey come to me and say: "you borrow for a while, while it 's still daylight, if not." i say borrowed under i borrowed three receipts against the receipt , yes, they buy gas, and that it works, the lamp is normal. it is interesting how open-air museums preserve time and how sometimes it is strange to immerse yourself in history and draw parallels with today. if cossacks once lived in pisarivka and had to protect the russian empire from the tatars, now it is defended against russia, because only 15 km away on... prostets is the border, and during the recording of this interview, we heard artillery fire again and again: bugka i shared it, it's not buga yet, it's not buga yet, bhakka, when sokla they tremble, then bangs, then it’s scary, honestly, it becomes scary, but people have experienced it when you fly overhead, i myself saw a rocket fly, then the air defense stopped, the explosion and they fly away, pieces fly in the field, fighter jets fly by, well, glory by god, everything is fine

that is, settlements, these were ukrainians who moved from the right-bank ukraine to the left-bank, piserivka a cossack settlement, and they passed across the dnieper. the history of slabytsia ukraine, or as we used to say, slobozhanshchyna, is inextricably linked with the most common settlements, slobody, where mostly cossacks and free peasants lived. the center... of ukrainian sloboda always had a church, around which there were cossack roots, that is, light, often temporary buildings in which cossacks spent the night and wintered. pisarivka is no exception, because there was not only a church, but also a monastery. a relative of hryhoriy savovych skovoroda served as hegumen in the monastery. hryhoriy savovich skovoroda visited this monastery very often, he came here and he wrote several of his poems here in... in this monastery, unfortunately, neither the wooden monastery nor the church survived, although the latter stood until the mid-90s . we had a church the church of the holy intercession is wooden, there were three of them in ukraine, and this one, with such a wooden architecture, wit