founded in 1989 by the ukrainian association of independent creative intelligence, headed by yevhen sverstyuk. since 2016, the award has been managed by the ukrainian pen kyiv-mohyla business school and the publishing house duh i litera. when mr. yevhen passed away, his widow, valeriya -and she handed us a bouquet of documents that were related to the stus award, she handed me a folder with such specific diplomas, stylistic, typical for 60-year-olds , 70-year-old geographical works and lists of those people which were awarded to yevhen sverstyuk, it was important to contribute to the realization of the promise of vasyl stus himself, my people, i will return to you. so, return vasyl stus , because he is very important to us. year says then he didn't believe it now stus's work has acquired new meanings, perhaps because i myself am the father of four children and now my middle son has been in the crimea for 18 years, he can also fall under this russian mobilization recently, the most significant document and reflex to the world on relationships with family and friends is that letter of vasyl stu

the ground with a balloon. the association of independent creative intelligentsia headed by yevhen sverstyuksince 2016, the prize has been taken care of by the ukrainian pen kyiv-mohyla business school and the publishing house duh i litera when mr. yevhen went to better worlds his widow mrs. valeria a-a handed over to us, the bouquet documents were related to the stus prize, she handed me a folder containing such specific diplomas, stylistic, typical for the 60s and 70s, geographical works and lists of those people who were awarded for yevhen sverstyuk, it was important to help ensure that the promise of vasyl stus himself, my people, i will return to you. therefore , return vasyl stus, because he is very important to us. akhtem seytablayev, a film director and actor, received an award in 2020, he says then, he did not believe it now stus's work took on new meanings, perhaps because i myself am a father and manager of children, and now my middle son has been in the crimea for 18 years. he may also fall under this russian mobilization , which is the most significant document and reflection on

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society, and it seems to me that this is a big problem, a big open question, and i remember how yevhen sverstyuk sometime in the early 2000s about the fact that when he first got to the west, he returned from exile and somewhere in the late 80s he got into protection, it seems, in north america and he was amazed with what uh respect, what respect he was treated with his experience before the experience his act, people in the west and he told me the following phrase that for him it was amazing, that is, that this is an experience that he did not have here in ukraine . i will tell you about my experience. but you are a different generation. why were the stories , texts, and generally the actions of the dissidents so important to you? why did you start researching the actual dissident movement? you know. i am very interested . master's degree in the school of journalism, i learned for the first time about myroslav marinovych and the fact that in ukrainian history there was a ukrainian helsinki group, a whole dissident movement, and i understood that we were taught this history at school very briefl