roman, you see, they talked about roman shukhevych, roman khimich, we are adding to ether. we welcome you. good day. what do you think, if twitter, facebook and social networks were around during the time of the shukhevychs of the ukrainian insurgent army, and what would it have changed? well, first of all, well, right away. here is very interesting, very good, well, let's try, try to simulate, remember how since soviet times and not only in the soviet union, for example, in nazi germany , radio receivers that could receive transmissions from abroad were banned, banned, that is , first of all, there was the question arises whether or not would cause the appearance of a powerful breed before the ban. the technical means that this resistance to resistance could use, i would not be surprised if, for example, to imagine that after all, people would have had little community... access to social networks in those days, then of course, one can imagine that it would have given a very , well, let's say, it helped a lot in order to spread the truth, in order to organize, mobilize peop

he was not... a nationalist from the east of ukraine, an associate of roman shukhevych and a deputy of stepan bandera. the publication tells in detail who vovchuk was and what contribution he made to the formation of the ukrainian state. its author, oleg protsenko, spent 5 months writing the book. ivan vovchuk, undeserved a forgotten or insufficiently known figure of our liberation movement. 20th century, and this is his first complete biography, and whoever wants to know more should read it, he is interesting because this is a person who debunked russian imperial myths all his life and after his death, this is a figure, a biography, which destroys a lot of stereotypes regarding the perception of ukrainian history of the 20th century, about banderivets, who together with, who at the same time came from the east of ukraine, that is... came from the kharkiv region, spoke in the dnipropetrovsk region, was a righteous man nations of the world, found himself in exile, was one of the key associates of stepan bandera, that is, all of them. all those things that, it would seem , do not fit int

when i moved to kyiv, i could not imagine that we would leave stepan bandera avenue there to roman shukhevychtreet, but it happened, happened and is happening, unfortunately, at a very high price, well, it's important here. of independent media, the importance of actually presenting a real full information picture, and not keeping information lagoons or some warm government baths there and allowing again, russian propaganda will continue to take root, because the moscow order of lenin, as you say, an agent network under the cover of the church, is actually about the possibility of the enemy. on our territory, most importantly in the minds and souls of our citizens. yes, i am asking you now, and serhiy will also tell you, but what about, for example, now, when we have seen all this not in theoretical models, but in practice, i am asking you first, mr. yaroslav, because there are those sitting next to you who should have been convicted, and we should have said which sentence of the court, which article about treason or other deliberate acts of sabotage, and they are sitting. nearby is called, f

pro-nazi ukraine on the border with the soviet union, because such characters as stepan bander and roman shukhevychr’s pay for a very long time, the ukrainian nationalist underground in poland was purposefully cultivated, financed and trained, this was where seed of future wars. in march, the people's commissar for foreign affairs of the ussr maxim litvinov, through the english ... ambassador in moscow, proposed convening a conference of six countries: the ussr, england, france, romania, poland and turkey in order to prevent further german aggression. at the end of july 1939 , the british and french agreed to conduct military negotiations in moscow. here we have a photograph, this is august 5 , 1939. maisky, our plenipotentiary in the uk is seeing off the english one. and the french military mission from london, the french-english could fly - in the ussr by plane, western negotiators chose a slow-moving steamer as a means of transportation, as a result of which they first traveled to leningrad for several days, and only on august 11, 1939 they arrived at the leningrad station in moscow. in his diar