vincens went to prison. artist was miraculously saved, so through grief he moved to hungary, where he became a prisoner. here he was again overtaken by the gnalav invasion. he had to flee further west. during these conversations, the writer constantly encountered soviet border guards, chekists, and soldiers. when you read his biography, you see that what he went through is very similar to what we are going through now, or at least those of our fellow citizens who were forced to leave their residences in the occupied territory or in the front-line territories, and many of them came here, as vincens once came to hungary, escaping from the soviet invasion. vinzents described all these events in his book of memoirs , dialogues with the soviets, first published in 1966. today, when navala russkogo mira is once again destroying ukraine and threatening europe, the memories of stanislav vinzents have gained new relevance. he describes all this in this fantastically beautiful book, which is really an encyclopedia of

vincens described the dialogues with the soviets in his memoirs. the translation of the collection was presented during the via carpathia forum. myroslava barchuk tells how ukrainians lost the russian peace in their country in the author's project, what a difference. the journalist expresses helplessness. the question of what we have done wrong since independence, where ukrainians made mistakes and whether it was possible to avoid mistakes, ukrainian and western historians, politicians, philosophers answer these questions in myroslava barchuk's film. the day of the forum ended with a drama requiem based on the book of the same name by maria matios, nation. rostyslav derzypilskyi's performance is an 80-year-old story about people who became victims of a totalitarian regime and emphasizes that a new pure life is born out of love and in pain, this is how a nation is born, because of such events as our nation is going through today, i am sure that this birth on to a new level, this is the birth of a new prosperous ukrainian nation, a nation of winners

and tell me and our viewers what happened on the sidelines of the forum and who won the stanislav vincensgreetings to annueva, greetings to our viewers, the official part of the intellectual and artistic forum via carpathia has already ended, we see that it really has come to an end, because recently we learned the name of the winner of the stanislav vincents award, and he was a public figure, a ukrainian figure and a figure of the ukrainian jewish movement, today ukrainians know for themselves what the destruction of the people and solidarity with the jewish, israeli people is, and i will note that yosel , he also distinguished himself by his pro-ukrainian position, and is a dissident, and was arrested and persecuted by the soviet union, and at the beginning of the full-scale war, he helped to all the people who suffered from russian aggression, during these three days of the forum we talked about how important it is to preserve our cultural heritage, although we have not been to the tsar of the carpathians, we talked about the hutsul people nearby in ivano-frankivsk heritage, and agains

the works of ukrainian artists, already traditionally, and determined the laureate of the stanislav vincens award, we will see more about it. the second final day of the via karpati forum began with a tour of the maalli exhibition, which in crimean tatar means a district of the city. the artist of the project, dmytro dotsenko, created 18 paintings depicting various episodes from the life of the crimean tatars. this is a big one a cultural and educational project that popularizes the traditional culture of the crimean tatars, and also fights with the debunking of myths created , in particular, by the russian federation, the russian empire about the crimean tatars, the indigenous people of crimea, they are aimed at the image of traditional crimean tatar ceramic household objects during their direct use, with a reconstruction of the costumes and lifestyle of the crimean tatars of the 18th, 19th, and early 20th centuries. later , the intellectuals continued discussions on thematic panels. in particular, they talked about that russia's attack on ukraine was inevitable. journalist vitaly portniko