National Television and Radio Company of Ukraine, 2001.

TV film "In Memory of the Descendants" with a selection of video clips on the history of Ukraine from ancient times to the beginning of the 21st century with comments by Ukrainian researchers.

In the program: "The Veles Book" a monument of Slavic carved printing of the 5th century; a story about the Trypillian culture a museum exhibition, remains of pottery, vases, clay figurines of people and animals; events of 375 - the victory of the Huns over the Goths near the village of Synyava, Rokytnya district; the first information about Prince Kyi ("The Tale of Bygone Years"); 882 - the arrival of the Rurikovichs; the influence of Greek culture on Ukrainian tradition; the history of Christianity in Kievan Rus; "Graffiti of Sophia of Kiev", commented by Doctor of Historical Sciences Serhiy Vysotsky; "The Tale of Igor's Campaign" as a call for the unification of the Rus' princes; Yaroslav Osmomysl and his role in the history of Ukraine; the Union of Lublin, the founding of the Kyiv-Mohyla Academy, the creation of the Ukrainian Cossacks; Hetman Konoshevich-Sagaydachny, the uprising of Bohdan Khmelnytsky against the Poles, the Pereyaslav Council; historical evidence of the unification of Ukraine and Russia, commented by Candidate of Historical Sciences Ihor Usenko, the song "Saturdays" by the group "Komu vnyz" with lyrics by Taras Shevchenko sounds; events of World War I and 1917; Ukraine during the Soviet era, the Holodomor; a speech by Doctor of Historical Sciences Yuriy Shapoval about the Ukrainian Main Liberation Council and President Kyrylo Ivanovich Osmak; an interview with historian and former political prisoner Valentyn Moroz a hypothesis about the origin of the name Ukraine; Chernobyl accident, collapse of the USSR, Act of Independence; Mykola Chmykhov and his work "Tradition of the Pre-Trypilly Times"; Doctor of Philology Vasyl Yaremenko on the history of the Ukrainian anthem "Ukraine is Not Dead Yet".

TV film "In Memory of the Descendants"

May 26, 2000, Khmelnytsky Regional State Television and Radio Company. An episode of the children's program “Malyavochki” dedicated to the theme of games.

In the video: opening credits, children playing in the studio, host — the puppet Kuzya, excerpts from the children's program “The Muppet Show.”

The Malyavochki program for May 26, 2000

President of the Academy of Sciences of the Ukrainian SSR Boris Yevgenyevich Paton talks about the achievements of science in the 10th Five-Year Plan for the development of the national economy of the Soviet Union ("five-year plan") and about the work on the tasks of the 11th Five-Year Plan.

Interview recording date — April 15, 1983. Contains elements of Soviet propaganda.

Reference: The tenth five-year plan in the USSR lasted from 1976 to 1980, and the eleventh from 1981 to 1985. These were state plans for socio-economic development. The Academy of Sciences of the Ukrainian SSR participated in their implementation: it researched ways to increase production efficiency and introduce scientific and technological progress. The tenth five-year plan was accompanied by growth in industrial production, particularly in heavy industry and energy. The eleventh was characterized by a slowdown in development and difficulties in achieving planned targets. The Academy of Sciences of the Ukrainian SSR focused on the introduction of new technologies, rationalization of production, and the development of technical solutions for the industrial complex of the Union.

Boris Paton: Report on the 10th Five-Year Plan of the Academy of Sciences of the Ukrainian SSR

June 24, 2000, Kyiv.

The plot is dedicated to the transportation of the relics of Saint Panteleimon to Ukraine.

On the video: special flight Kyiv-Thessaloniki-Kyiv; monks of the Athos Monastery of Saint Panteleimon and Lavra monks near the plane hand over the casket with the relics of Saint Panteleimon to the governor of the Lavra, Bishop Pavlo; the Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Ambassador of Ukraine to Greece and representatives of the embassy take part in the ceremony; Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra, various plans, reception of the relics, Metropolitan Volodymyr is present.

The relics of Saint Panteleimon in Kyiv

2010, National Television Company of Ukraine. Talk show ‘Let's Find a Way Out’ dedicated to the topic ‘Children's books and toys: a threat to Ukrainian children?’

In the video: opening credits, studio audience, host Nataliya Rozynska, experts and government officials in discussion, toy store, bookstore, playground, laboratories.

Comments: parents; Yurii Mikhailov, head of the Ukrmetrteststandard laboratory; Serhii Kasparov, deputy head of the laboratory of the scientific research centre for product testing; writer Serhii Pantyuk; Oleksandr Afonin, president of the Publishers' Association.

Talk show ‘Let's Find a Way Out’: dangerous books and toys

October 3, 2004, Monrovia, Liberia.

The plot is dedicated to the peculiarities of the service of the 56th separate helicopter detachment as part of the UN peacekeeping mission in Liberia.

On the video: Liberia, Ukrainian peacekeepers in Africa, peacekeeper equipment; UN base, comments from mission participants; views of Monrovia, local residents; peacekeepers' tent camp; panorama over the jungle.

Comments: Commissioner of the Civilian Police of the UN Mission in Liberia Mark Crocker; Deputy Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General in Liberia Suren Seraydarian; helicopter crew commander Valery Piskunov; Deputy Chief of Staff of the Civilian Police of the UN Mission in Liberia Mykhailo Nechyporuk.

Journalist — Oleg Mashchenko.

Reference: Ukrainian peacekeepers began serving in the UN mission in Liberia in 2004 as part of the 56th separate helicopter detachment. The main tasks of the contingent were to provide aviation support for UN operations, transport personnel and cargo, and conduct aerial reconnaissance. Ukrainian units were distinguished by a high level of professional training and technical support, which ensured the effective implementation of the mission's mandate.

Ukrainian peacekeepers: UN mission in Liberia

Youth studio “Gart”, premiere program “Dipkurier” about the Republic of South Africa. 

In the video: meeting of a military ship in the port of Odessa, reception on board the ship, South African Ambassador Deon van Skuyter gives a speech;  video from South Africa, nature, South African industry, President De Klerk and Nelson Mandela, South Africa's agriculture, program host Viktor Pavlyuk at a diplomatic reception with the ambassador.

The program uses video clips. The video has technical defects. 

The Diplomatic Courier program: premiere episode

A story about anti-war rallies that took place in various cities across Ukraine. 

In the video: Odessa: people with anti-Putin posters, a rally of thousands in the streets of Odessa; Zaporizhia: Euromaidan activists, together with regionalists and communists, gathered for a rally against Putin, people with posters singing the Ukrainian anthem, the regional administration building, an interview with Andriy Dolynny, deputy chief of police in Zaporizhia; Poltava: a rally attended by thousands of people, people singing the anthem, activists speaking into microphones, an interview with Father Fedir, Archbishop of Poltava and Kremenchuk of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church (KP); Lviv: Mayor Andriy Sadovyi addresses the people of Crimea and Donetsk; Lutsk: people gathered at a public meeting, interview with a participant, people with posters. 

Protests against putin: March 2014

May 1, 2004.

A plot about the celebration of the May Day holiday in various cities of Ukraine.

Kyiv: march of the "Communist Party", children in pioneer costumes, march of the "Social Democratic Party of Ukraine", laying flowers at the monument to Lesya Ukrainka, concert, march of the "Party of Regions". Comment by the People's Deputy of Ukraine Vasyl Horbal.

Kirovograd (now Kropyvnytskyi): a column of demonstrators marching along the central streets, a column of the "Labor Ukraine" party. Comment by the head of the Kirovograd Regional State Administration Vasyl Kompanets.

Kharkiv: a column with flags of the SDPU(o), the "Party of Regions", flags of Ukraine, St. George ribbons.

Donetsk: march of demonstrators in national costumes, Donetsk youth with flags of Ukraine, girls with drums.

May Day marches in Ukraine, 2004

January 21, 2010, Kyiv.

A plot about mechanical dolls by the artist-puppeteer Marina Rudenko. Stand-up of a journalist, art space, doll gallery. Comments: artist-puppeteer Marina Rudenko; art manager Larisa Rubel; artist Yulia Skrypka; gallery owner Oksana Pomozan.

Mechanical dolls

January 21, 2011, Kyiv region.

In the video: police officers on the parade ground, practicing various actions using a shield and a baton; various training plans; theoretical training with weapons, the instructor talks about different types of police weapons.

Training of the special forces unit "Berkut"

Kharkiv, Kharkiv Regional Television and Radio Company, 2010.

The programme ‘Euro-Atlantic Studies’ is devoted to the topic of the war in Yugoslavia: the causes and preconditions for the start of the war, NATO's role in its conclusion, ethnic cleansing, and the situation in the country's political structure on the eve of the war. 

Comments are provided by the programme's guests: political scientist Oleksandr Romaniuk, political scientist Vyacheslav Tseluyko, and historian Ihor Rassokha.

The author and host of the programme is Tamara Tracevich.

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