how does vasyl stus inspire his followers and what does he teach us during the war? let's see further. who is against tyranny? stand up this phrase was shouted by vasyl stus on september 4, 1965, during the premiere of serhiy paradzhanov's film shadows of forgotten ancestors at the ukraine cinema. and exactly 20 years later, on this day, the poet died in the punishment cell of a russian camp. vasyl stus always called on ukrainians to fight for the ukrainian language, culture, and freedom, and criticized the totalitarian soviet system. yes he is a thief steadfastness of convictions. why are we so indifferent? why do we have so much humility before fate as fatum. understand me in my grief, because i hear the curse of the ages, i hear my idle sin before the earth, before the people, before history, before the people who sprinkled our land with their blood. history leaves us the long martyrology of fighters for national justice, and we are even righteously angry. and we cannot find out how many of them died in the 1930s, and we, their descendants, shed late tears, sympat

now the poems of vasyl stus are helping ukrainian defenders. age, you committed yourself to him from arly age, the lord himself predestined you to him. stus did not live to be six years old before the declaration of ukraine's independence, he was killed in a russian prison. what would he say to the ukrainians if he faced a full-scale russian offensive? we are looking for these answers in his texts. and i want to remind you that the espresso tv channel and the charity fund fundraising for the purchase of modern drones and electronic warfare systems for the third separate assault brigade was opened in the spring. 10th and 47th brigades of the armed forces of ukraine. the defenders in the donetsk direction every day hold back enemy attacks, defend our freedom and future. it was these soldiers who stood to the last and defended the avdiiv direction in the spring. the brigades urgently need drones and modern means of countering enemy drones. our goal is uah 3.5 million. remember, each of your donations brings our victory closer. good health, dear ukraine. we, the fighters of the first assa

thank you very much, natalya, natalya's old right from the award ceremony. named after vasyl stus, an outstanding poet, dissident. and now we will watch the story about this year's laureate of the award. when they say that museums are something so old and about the past? no, the museum is about the future. the kindergarten of the kharkiv literary museum is a place of strength not only for its director tetyana pylypchuk. behind this gray fence in the center of the city for 36 years... the history of ukrainian culture for future generations, the center of artistic kharkiv, about the past, present and future, must rap that. because we are renaming with a creak, on the days of the events it is time to look for a free place, but it will be found for everyone, here they are not afraid of heated discussions, on the contrary, they become their initiators, when i came to work in the museum, there is such a stereotyped opinion that the museum - this is such a quiet place, representatives of two different extreme points of view, that's how i saw it. their collection in the literary museum is cal

well, this is this year's laureate of the vasyl stus award, which is being presented at this moment. well, we will now continue the topic of culture. a belated award. in one of the capital's cinemas, it was just handed over. award of the golden dzig, however, there was no usual intrigue, usual for such events. lina chechenina will tell why? good evening, please . good evening vasyl, good evening to our viewers, there was no intrigue, because, because the results are already known, why, i will tell you in a second, therefore, because this award was not presented. one second, i'm going to ask you to turn off the sound on my headphones for the directors, because i can hear myself very loudly. so, in 2022 and on the 23rd, this award was not presented, because of course, due to the full-scale war, and that is why now here in kyiv, in one of the cinemas, they decided to do everything in two days, in fact, because now they gave out a golden zig on the 22nd the 23rd year, and for... they will actually be awarded for the 24th, so here we were reminded, we were reminded, what we give, we were

a cultural manager and volunteer from kharkiv became the laureate of this year's name award vasyl stus tetyana polepchuk, director of the kharkiv literary museum. she also oversees the fifth kharkiv festival and organizes the work of the slovo art residency. let me remind you that the vasyl stus award is a non-state award. which is awarded for active citizenship and contribution to ukrainian culture. i have already said that mr. yevgeny smerstyuk, who founded this award, was and is for me a very important person, he did a lot to make it happen today, for me personally, and that's why it's such an honor. every choice is always difficult, but... it seemed to the chapter that it was tatiana and her institution, the main thing was to understand that it was also the support of a grand institution. which is called the kharkiv flight museum, for what it is, it is always creation on the border, beyond the border, it is the transformation of this energy, survival under the bombs into the energy of some incredible creative energy, and i always say that what kharkiv is for ukraine, that, that, th

from more than one 1400 students and employees in the shelter of the lyceum named after vasyl stus can accommodate only 240 people. that is why the educational institution concluded a cooperation agreement with the frankiv district administration and the nearest shopping center. more than 700 people will be able to stay in the shelters of these buildings in sumy, but this is not enough for all the students of the lyceum to teach. full-time: the entire elementary school in our school is a full-time school, that is, they go every day, all the others in order to fit in the shelter according to the number, our fifth-grade children have one day of distance learning. this is the shelter of one of the lyceums poltava, in which classes are held in the event of an air raid, is large, so it was divided into several halls for elementary, middle and high school. all our shelters. on the condition that there are 1,500 children in the school, we made such a working regime, the schedule of the educational institution, so that we work in the majority, everything is equal, we work in the school, for tw

also be a conversation about century-old ukrainian culture, how it changed, and a lecture about vasyl stus. at 6:10 p.m., portasovoy gorge is waiting for visitors the evening of memory of the soldier maksym kryvtsov, who died defending our country, will close this festival. so did this year's festival achieve its goal? let's hear more. i think we have achieved that. it is our goal to convey what we wanted to convey to the general public, because very different people come to us, a very different audience, and this is kubaba galamaga, yes, from three to 103, and from very, very different social configurations, and it continues and the struggle for this place, for the clearing on the protasov ravine, which was started by roman ratushny, and now... both lawyers and rights activists continue to advocate that this lawn remain untouched, and this authentic place is preserved here, and lawyers and lawyers told us that on monday there will be a meeting in the kyiv city council, which, unfortunately, the community was not informed about, they found out about it by accident, and so they told us what