thought, watch it like a nightingale, and a heart like a nightingale, even a baby is better, vasyl symonenkono, ukraine is not dead yet and not will die thank you sincerely, national identity is something that cannot be destroyed by the enemy strength on the contrary, it only gets stronger in opposition to the occupier. what can you say about material cultural heritage? according to the ministry of culture of ukraine, at the beginning of the full-scale invasion , more than half a thousand cultural objects were damaged or completely destroyed. most of them are in the east. among those destroyed is the literary memorial museum of grigory skovoroda in the village of skovorodinivka. i am generally in these. inside the walls i felt so protected, so calm, even here we did not hear the explosions that were ringing around, it was a beautiful spring day, we finished the work in the room, we left work, it is clear that i am not a young person, accordingly, around 10 p.m. i had a cot already prepared, i was already in it, the husband was still walking around the yard there, maybe i fell asleep, i don't

and heartily like a nightingale, chirping and crying, ukraine, glory to ukraine, ukraine, as vasyl symonenko wrote. no, ukraine has not died yet and will not die. thank you sincerely. national identity is something that the enemy cannot destroy . on the contrary, it only gets stronger in opposition to the occupier. what can you say about material and cultural heritage? according to the ministry of culture of ukraine, at the beginning of the full-scale invasion, was damaged or completely destroyed. cultural objects, most of them in the east, among the destroyed literary memorial museum of grigory skovoroda in the village of skovorodinivka. in general, in these walls i felt so protected, so calm, even here we did not hear the explosions that echoed around. it was a beautiful spring day, we finished the work indoors. we left work, it is clear that i am not a young person, accordingly, around 10 p.m. , my crib was already prepared and i already i was in it, the man was still walking around the yard, maybe i fell asleep, i don’t know, but his terrible cry, your museum is on fire, got me out of be

forgotten ancestors, it was such a shock. cultural, aesthetic, and so on, here, poets were read, and vasyl symonenkohi, lina kostenko, and so on, and so on , that is, we really were in bulbashka, some existed, and then towards the end, studies, it was 73 -th year, but then we already started and we, well, let's say, vasyl ovsienko, whom i knew well, who was a year older, with whom i lived in the same room in the dormitory, he was arrested, that is , we felt that we pushed out into this open space, yes, well, shcherbytsky at the same time headed, uh, ukraine and the outright russification had already begun, ukrainian cinema as such, ukrainian-language, ukrainian-centric cinema was practically under the ban since 1973-4 , huh. well, our idols, well, parodzhanov was jailed, not to mention, ivan dzyub was jailed for detention, and he was sitting on this volodymyrska street, i didn’t know, by the way, i thought that the kagabiysk prison was somewhere, later years later i will find out at ivan mykhailovych's, that he was sitting there in the interior, gluzman was also sitting there, and we walked past him