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Mykola Mushynka

Research

The article is devoted to the life and activities of Mykola Mushynka, an outstanding folklorist and public figure who devoted himself to the study and preservation of the cultural heritage of the Ruthenian-Ukrainians of Pryashevshchyna. Despite persecution by the communist regime, which forced the scientist to work as a shepherd, he secretly continued to write scientific works, collect folklore and engage in dissident activities.

A memorial plaque to the renowned human rights defender and public figure Petro Grigorenko will be unveiled in Kharkiv

Events

On Tuesday, October 17, at 12:00 PM, a briefing will be held to commemorate the renowned human rights defender, public figure, and general, Petro Grigorenko. On Wednesday, October 18, 2017, at 11:00 AM, a memorial plaque to Petro Grigorenko will be unveiled on the facade of the “Gigant” dormitory (79 Pushkinska St.).

An Appeal to the President of Ukraine

Events

The democratic public of Ukraine awaits a Presidential Decree awarding Petro Grigorenko the title “Hero of Ukraine.”

Botsyan, Ivan Semenovych

Interviews

Famine of 1933, Berdychiv Teachers' Institute, military service, leaflets, investigation, imprisonment in Mordovia, teaching career.

Lukianenko on Berdnyk

Recollections

Berdnyk in captivity. His statement from May 1984

Exhibition “Mustafa Dzhemilev and the Ukrainian Sixtiers: A Solidary Struggle for a Common Freedom”

Events

On November 18, 2016, the exhibition “Mustafa Dzhemilev and the Ukrainian Sixtiers: A Solidary Struggle for a Common Freedom” opened at the Kharkiv Literary Museum.

The People of October 1956

Research

To commemorate the 60th anniversary of the 1956 Hungarian Revolution, the Memorial Society and the Cogita Publishing House have prepared a publication about those who protested the entry of Soviet troops into Budapest and the suppression of the Hungarian Uprising.

Being Russian in 1956

Recollections

Nikita Krivosheins memoirs about the reaction to the events of 1956 in Hungary and about his time in the Mordovian camps

Ethical Principles of the Human Rights Movement in Ukraine in the 1960s–1980s

Research  • Works by dissidents

From a speech by Vasyl Ovsienko at the research-to-practice conference “The Ukrainian Helsinki Group in the Domestic and Global Human Rights Movement,” dedicated to the 40th anniversary of the UHG’s creation (Kyiv-Mohyla Academy, November 8, 2016).

How I Became the Daughter of an “Enemy of the People”

Recollections

Memoirs of Lidia Aleksandrovna Gluzberg (Kozlova) about her parents, Aleksandr and Maria Kozlov, who were repressed in 1937–1938 (in Russian)
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