volodymyr vyatrovych, he is a member of the european party solidarity, historian, mr. volodymyr. i congratulate you. please tell me what caused such a famine in ukraine in 1932-33. the targeted policy of the communist regime, that is, what we call genocide, is the steps from which the task was to eliminate as a national community , respectively, people were removed. not just people's grain was taken away, any food dooming them to death, individual villages were isolated, it was impossible to get there, the whole of ukraine was also completely fenced off by the troops, turned into a continuous the holodomorne ghedo, that is, there are no attempts to explain it as natural causes, they are completely inappropriate, because we have a whole series of documents that show how the mechanism of this mass murder, how hunger was used precisely as a weapon, and it was precisely at the end of the 32nd year that began to unfold at its peak in 1933. the scary numbers are that every minute in june 1933, 24 ukrainians died, so stalin was convinced that he would thus succeed in eliminating ukraini

and this is volodymyr vyatrovych, people's deputy of ukraine, member of the committee on humanitariannformation policy, volodymyr, congratulations, glory to ukraine well, let's go about the artifacts and we will start about kateryna a little later, because we already talked about shchors, i wanted to talk about the crimean platform and about various er kherson jewels, artifacts, what about them, the humanitarian group of the crimean expert network the platform learned that packaging material for the evacuation of the collection was brought to chersonese, located in occupied sevastopol, even from chersonese , that is, not from kherson, sevastopol. this was reported by journalist andriy klymenko. my hypothesis is that, most likely, under the pretext of protection from air attacks and shelling, the armed forces of ukraine plan to withdraw, that is, steal priceless artifacts to and then you can forever search and sue, as has already happened more than once with the exhibits of crimean museums and galleries at different times, the journalist reminded that chersonese is the tavrian national

eleventh fifteenth there is orinda mustard on the clocks in the studio and we are bringing in volodymyr vyatrovych, people's deputy of ukraine, and we will talk with him about the results of yesterday's searches in moscow churches, well, more precisely, in our churches, which are occupied or leased by moscow priests, volodymyr, we congratulate you. good morning, we read that they inspected 350 buildings the day before, so everyone had a good time. currency, some kind of literature, the russian part, one hundred thousand dollars, of course, how can the russian church be without dollars? well, there are also several thousand russian rubles, but this is still not suspicion, we understand it that way, and no grounds, no, no grounds for investigations please explain to us the effect will be apart from the informational from all this talk, it is obvious that we would like to hope that there will be an effect, we would like to hope that this is not just some uh-uh desire for one moment to satisfy uh-uh really the demand that exists in ukrainian society for the fact that in the end -resh to put in place t

volodymyr vyatrovych joins the broadcast and storik people's deputy of ukraine good evening, we don't are left but nevertheless, what do you think of this idea, let's first ask you as a historian from a historical point of view, it is expedient inexpedient justifiable not justifiable look from a historical point of view really the name russia and the name which are 300 and one year in 1721 is used, of course , the functional name is an attempt to attempt to close the ukrainian heritage, the heritage is in hand , from a historical point of view, talking about muscovite is industrial and absolutely correct. well, this the fact is that there is no one law of any executive field that regulates this question of the reaction of tradition, so i have no idea what kind of law uh-uh should we regulate the replacement of the mass of russia in this moscow, it should be a matter of brother or tradition what kind of social consensus uh-uh of the ukrainians themselves, it is possible that it is the case of the country out there, kislytsia literally calls to write such a law , such a question is not

volodymyr vyatrovych, a people's deputy of ukraine, is probably already with us, who would definitelywer 16-16, i think. good morning. good morning, volodymyr. congratulations on the day of dignity. i don't know what's going on here. on this day, i don't know. i don't know. i'm asking what you want to say on this day. i know. we have a certain displayer. i'll say it. i'll wipe it. just before the war, volodymyr vyatrovych and i made such a project. we showed it here, in particular, and at espresso, 10 days of independence are coming, we actually also dedicated one of those days of independence to the events of the orange revolution, the revolution of dignity and even another maidan, we just have two series dedicated to the three maidans, because unfortunately they forget about this in the context of the first maidan of 1990, which was the beginning of this protest format on the maidan, when ukrainians came to the central square , actually occupied the central square, put forward their demands and eventually won, maybe this war will be overshadowed by this maidan, it makes them unimpor

century, but also dissidents and human rights defenders, one of the half of the draft law volodymyr vyatrovych says that such a decision was overdue a long time ago. bad social conditions, and it hurts me as a deputy, i was ashamed of the fact that such social injustice still exists. that is why it prompted us to take such a legislative initiative. such a decision will not cost the state much, says the deputy, because of the status of fighters . for the independence of the ato, about a hundred, and the amount of the pension proposed in the law is a small 200% of the minimum. and this is approximately uah 5,000 per month, we are talking about uah 5,000, which these people will receive for, in principle, for the state is a small amount for those people, sometimes it is two or three times more than the pension they receive, the journalist wrote dozens of conversations with ukrainian dissidents and says that for the most part these people live very poorly, i often got the impression that these people simply forgot that they are on the social fringes a-and firstly, no one is important to anyone, th

this minute we need to talk and answer questions, let's start talking we are definitely with volodymyr vyatrovych people's deputies of purely national memory. he is just in touch now. we just have to celebrate the 85th anniversary of the tragedy in sandarmokh where it would be, well, if i could say the smartest, the best scientists, writers, in short, these intelligentsia of ukraine were destroyed 55 years ago, it was just from 111 people, so far we know that much and maybe we will continue to scout and find out more, but we will be able to find out only in the event of the defeat of russia, because we have to go there, this is the north. this is the polish peninsula , and there are several people there to do this reconnaissance that they are doing with the russian side, but they are now all sitting for 10 years, they were given prison terms so that they would not have to deal with their own russian history, their own russian crimes . mr. volodymyr, it's nice to see you. thanks for responding on sunday. have a good day. look, in principle, it's worth starting today. should i continue? i'm already

20th century, but also dissidents and human rights defenders, one of the half of the bill volodymyr vyatrovych says such a decision was overdue a long time ago as a historian has many contacts with these people and, unfortunately, i am forced to state that they very often live in very bad social conditions, and this hurts me. as a deputy, i was ashamed of the fact that such social injustice still exists. that is why it prompted us to take such a legislative initiative for the state . it will not be that much, because there are not so many people who have the status of fighters for independence , about a hundred, this amount of the pension proposed in the law is small, 200% of the minimum, and this is approximately uah 5,000 per month it is about uah 5,000 that these people will receive for, in principle, for the state, this is a small amount for those people, sometimes it is twice or three times more than the pension that they receive journalists. i got the impression that these people were simply forgotten that they are on the social fringes , first of all, nobody cares about their feat at th

. have a peaceful day zaporizhzhia likes to say one of the deputies of european solidarity volodymyr vyatrovychishing everyone one day and it's wonderful now wishes maybe someday after the victory we will have some fun full of building a better country and days, well, for now. for now, we have to win back our own. this is the right to a happy country. these are the ones you can imagine. journalist pavlo ishchuk is a newspaper, a city, and so on, having a ukrainian surname from his bangs, so true and so. went over to the side of the collaborators and they say that he was testing a new year's firecracker and was almost fatally wounded in the conflict . listen, but these attacks on critical energy infrastructure were actually invented by ukraine in russia and the ideological inspiration behind all of this there was a man with the surname kiriyenko, and you also know the surname, not russian, ukrainian, that is, the surname is not an indicator, moreover, the place of birth is also not an indicator, er, ukrainians can be er by choice , and this and that is precisely what is important, stalin was dzh

now i'm joining our hetero volodymyr vyatrovych, people's deputy of ukraine. to vote, well, let's say will vote this week, because we don't say when the deputies are meeting there, when i work for you, or online. i don't know, but in any case, this week they have to vote in the second reading of the law on media , in the first reading it was passed back in august, in august of this year, there were a lot of complaints, a lot of complaints, they say that now the committee has actually worked with such proposals and amendments. but what will we see tomorrow ? everything for freedom of speech for the free existence of mass media even in the conditions and war as it is now please i just returned from the committee a few minutes ago, that is, it just ended, we started at 1:30, that is, today the committee meeting lasted more than 6 hours, yesterday was very the committee meeting took a long time and we did not finish, so i am not sure that this bill will be adopted or considered . in general, there is still a lot of work to be done in the coming days. on the positive side, we can say that

all happening again on repeat they presented the work in the space of the vagabund, matrator volodymyr vyatrovych emphasized the relevance of work these days, he says that years pass but the struggle for independence continues and in the future, hundreds of ukrainians will die for the freedom and independence of ukraine , until now there have been no such books about p because there is not so much lyuba in this book, despite this respect for her, as a person who did a colossal job, as are those people who speak through the book, that is, the uniqueness of this book and the author is that it has become the voice of those who have not spoken before, the uniqueness is that the majority of those who share memories with lyuba are people who were somehow bypassed by historians, bypassed by journalists and for many of them, this is the first time they are telling about their history, these are very different stories, from such openly heroic stories as the story of myroslav semčich to the story of ordinary people of this generation, before the ivano-frankivsk author presented the book my upa and in other

the historian and former head of the ukrainian ukrainian institute of national remembrance, volodymyr vyatrovych. look now, a wave of demolished monuments to alexander pushkin is rolling through ukraine, even the term pushkin fall by analogy with lenin's fall, which took place after the revolution of dignity, ep vitrovych, in your opinion, why should pushkin's monuments be demolished now, who is he interfering with now, because it is not easy monuments the monument to pushkin is one of the markers of russian imperialism of the russian empire in ukraine these monuments did not appear in ukraine because it was like this in ukraine 100 years ago there were so many admirers of the work of alexander sergeyevich pushkin who decided on their own initiative to put these monuments were erected exactly about 100 years ago by the decision of the russian tsarist government. it is obvious that pushkin was not chosen by chance as a certain marker for russians. now let's talk about the fact that pushkin together with tolstoy and one of the creators of the russian imperial myth, and now this russian imperial my

it was volodymyr vyatrovych, people's deputy of ukraine. we talked about the peculiarities of humanitarian policy and how it should change in the near future. thank you. of an important settlement , which is a railway hub in the mykolaiv region , which is exactly what he is reporting right now 260 days, he and russia against ukraine, to your attention, news on espresso, angelika works in the studio sezonenko was returned under the blue-yellow flag, the city of snigurivka in the mykolaiv oblast was freed from the occupiers, our defenders managed to do it, the soldiers of the 131st separate reconnaissance battalion, a corresponding video appeared on the network about the de-occupation of the settlement , and the head of the president's office, andriy yermak, launched a bird on his telegram channel on november 10, 2022, the settlement of snigurivka was liberated by the forces of the 131st separate reconnaissance battalion. glory to ukraine glory to heroes meanwhile mariupol continues to feel the consequences of the occupation there the day bef

century, but also dissidents and human rights defenders, one of the half of the draft law volodymyr vyatrovych says that such a decision was ripe for a long time, the historian has a lot of contact with these people and, unfortunately, i am forced to state that they very often live in very bad social conditions and it hurts me as a deputy, i was ashamed of the fact that such social injustice still exists. and that is exactly why it prompted us to such a legislative initiative, such a decision will not cost the state so much, says the deputy, because people who fall under the status of fighters for independence from the living, there are not so many left, about a hundred, this amount of pension proposed in the law is small, 200% of the minimum, and this one is approximately uah 5,000 per month we are talking about uah 5,000, which these people will receive for the state, in principle, this is a small amount for those people, sometimes it is two or three times more than the pension they receive . poor thing, i often got the impression that these people simply forgot that they are on the social f