This video focuses on personal items from Solomiya Krushelnytska’s collection, which are housed at the Ternopil Regional Museum of Local History.

In the video: a silver-wire ornament shaped like roses with petals; two pens; sheet music; books from her library; records of her songs; photographs of singers and the cities where the singer performed; a concert poster; a coffee table made of various types of wood; a statue of the singer.

Oleg Gavryliuk, head of the Department of Ancient History at the Ternopil Regional Museum of Local History, as well as a historian, archaeologist, and educator, discusses the history of how these objects came to be and their distinctive features.

Reference: Solomiya Krushelnytska is a Ukrainian opera singer, teacher, one of the leading representatives of the European vocal scene of the late 19th – early 20th centuries. She performed on the leading opera stages of Europe and America, in particular, she performed the part of Cio-Cio-san in Giacomo Puccini's opera "Madame Butterfly", in the post-war period she taught at the Lviv State Conservatory.

Solomiya Krushelnytska's personal belongings

2025, in the village of Chortoria, Vyzhnytsia District, Chernivtsi Oblast. Mykhailo Hrytsiuk — the nephew of film and theater actor, director, and screenwriter Ivan Mykolaychuk — recounts the history of the creation of the Art and Memorial Museum-Estate, as well as the life and work of the artist and the institution’s famous visitors.

On the video: views of the museum-estate; an exhibition featuring the actor’s personal belongings; photographs from various periods of his life; Vasyl Stefanyk's shirt, which the writer's son, Kyrylo, gave to Ivan Mykolaychuk after filming the movie “The Stone Cross”; Sergei Parajanov's shirt; a poster featuring the trident and the inscription “Sich Chortoryi”.

Ivan Mykolaychuk Art and Memorial Museum-Estate

The year is 2002. The story recounts the construction of the Cossack boat “Bohun,” which is based on Cossack-era keel designs, fragments of ships found in the waters around Khortytsia Island, and Boplan’s descriptions, since no Cossack blueprints have survived; the article details the construction and materials used.

In the video: the construction of a Cossack boat; the painting of a Cossack vessel; the launch of the chaika “Bogun”; sailors.

Comment: Serhiy Voronov, project coordinator at the Interdisciplinary Laboratory for Historical Research at the Institute of Archaeology of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine.

Building a Cossack boat

2003, First National TV Channel, Crimea. The report is dedicated to the 85th anniversary of the founding of V. I. Vernadsky Tavria National University.

In the video: the main building of V. I. Vernadsky Taurida National University; students; lectures; the university’s coat of arms; anniversary celebrations; a wall of honor listing notable alumni; computer equipment at the university; an exhibition; the university library; inscriptions in russian.

Comments: Mykola Bagrov, rector of V. I. Vernadsky Taurida National University (1998–2014); a student; Viktor Skopenko, rector of Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv (1985–2008); comments are available in russian.

The authors of the story are Tetyana Gural and Andriy Osmukhin.

85th Anniversary of the Founding of V. I. Vernadsky Taurida National University

Ternopil Regional State Television and Radio Company, 2015. This episode of the program “In the Lens of TTB” covers the events marking the 170th anniversary of Ivan Puliui's birth at the Ivan Puliui Ternopil National Technical University, which highlight the significance of the scientist’s work for various fields: Ukrainian science (as an inventor and physicist), theology (as a translator of the Bible into Ukrainian), and as a full member of the Shevchenko Scientific Society.

In the video: a bust of Ivan Puliui inside the Ternopil National Technical University building; excerpts from speeches by officials who head institutions related to the scientist’s life and work; photographs of the Ukrainian figure; and the laying of flowers at the bust of Ivan Puliui.

Comments: Leonid Bitsyura, Deputy Head of the Ternopil Regional State Administration (2014–2015); Lyubomyr Krupa, Director of the Department of Education and Science of the Regional State Administration (2014); Fr. Mykhailo Pastukh, Vice Rector of the Ternopil Higher Theological Seminary named after J. Slipyj; Mykhailo Andreichyn, Chair of the Ternopil Branch of the Shevchenko Scientific Society; Petro Yasniy, Rector of the I. Puliui Ternopil National Technical University (2007–2021); Dmytro Prokopyshyn, history teacher at the Hrymailiv Secondary School and Director of the I. Puliui Museum.

Lilia Lobur, Oleg Pavlyshyn, and Roman Stasyshyn worked on the program.

170th Anniversary of Ivan Puliui's Birth at TNTU

First National, 2003.

On the video: conference participants; signs; librarians’ equipment; comments and captions in russian.

Commentary: Rebecca Larkin, a British conference attendee; Boris Deich, Chairman of the Crimean Supreme Council.

The authors of the report are Galina Gromyk and Viktor Kosa.

The 10th International Library Conference in Sudak

Lviv Television. The program "Autograph" from March 29, 1996 is dedicated to the activities of the Club of Creative Youth "Prolisok" in Lviv.

In the video: the program's intro, Stefania Shabatura's tapestry "Cassandra", Maria Krushelnytska performs a fragment of the piano piece "Memory" by Nestor Nyzhankivsky, archival photos of the club members; Vasyl Hlynchak announces the topic of the program, about the Club of Creative Youth "Prolisok", created in Lviv in 1963; Mykhailo Kosiv talks about the artistic environment, the origin of the name "Prolisok", remembers Oleksandr Zelinsky, Olena Antoniv, Stefania Shabatura, about the election of the first president, about the activities of the club members before the beginning of the repressions in August 1965, samizdat, about the cartoon by sculptor Emmanuel Mysko, about the repressions and arrests of the club members; Oleksandr Zelinsky talks about the visit of Lviv Conservatory students to the Mykola Kulish Memorial Evening organized by the Creative Youth Club in Kyiv in 1962, and shows an invitation to this evening; Yuriy Brylinsky shares his memories of the atmosphere at Lviv University at that time; about a meeting with Les Taniuk and Alla Horska, members of the Creative Youth Club "Contemporary" from Kyiv; comments by Volodymyr Kvitnevy, talks about working with talented literary youth in the Lviv branch of the Writers' Union in the 1960s, about the background of the creation and institutional design of the KTM "Prolisok"; Mykola Ilnytskyi about the visit of the poet Vasyl Symonenko to Lviv, about the refusal to participate in the program as a sign of solidarity with Bohdan Horyn, shares his memory of how art and culture played the role of a form of expression of the civic position of the time, talks about the anthem of the Kyiv KTM "Ballad about the Goose" (words by Ivan Drach, music by Oleksandr Zelinsky); "Ballad about the Goose" is heard (sung by the soloist of the Lviv Philharmonic Bohdana Khidchenko, accompanied by Oleksandr Zelinsky); Ihor Kalynets, about the KTM "Prolisok" as a thoroughly revolutionary phenomenon, about the evening in memory of the poet Bohdan-Ihor Antonych, about the discovery of the poet's grave by the club members; the Lemko song "Zozulenka kukat" performed by Maria Protsevyat is heard; Vasyl Hlynchak about Stefania Shabatura's tapestry "Cassandra"; Maria Protsevyat recalls KTM's trips to the village of Dobrotvir, the city of Novyi Rozdil, the city of Kalush and others, about significant events for the club, such as an alternative concert to the 150th anniversary of Taras Shevchenko's birth and the trip of club members to the festive celebrations in the city of Kaniv in 1964; Mykola Ilnytskyi about the evening in memory of the poet Vasyl Symonenko, which became the tragic final chord for KTM "Prolisok" and the movement it started; the song "Ode to Enemies" is played (words by Lina Kostenko, soloist of the Lviv Philharmonic Bohdan Kosopud, accompanied by Yaroslav Matyukh).

Comments: People's Deputy, first president of the club "Prolisok" Mykhailo Kosiv; composer, musicologist Oleksandr Zelinskyi; actor of the Lviv Academic Theater named after Maria Zankovetska Yuriy Brylinskyi; writer, secretary-organizer of KTM "Prolisok" Volodymyr Kvitnevyi; literary critic, literary historian, Doctor of Philology Mykola Ilnytskyi; poet Ihor Kalynets; singer (soprano), conductor, teacher Maria Protsevyat.

Host — Vasyl Hlynchak.

Reference: The Creative Youth Club "Prolisok" operated in Lviv in the early 1960s as a cultural and educational center of the Ukrainian Sixties movement, aimed at popularizing the Ukrainian language, literature, art, national history and preserving cultural heritage. After the strengthening of ideological control by the Soviet authorities, the club's activities were suspended, and its activity became one of the grounds for repressions against representatives of the Ukrainian intelligentsia during the arrests of 1965.

Club of Creative Youth "Prolisok"

November 15, 2006, Kyiv.

The plot is dedicated to the media forum "Ukraine on the World Information Map" on freedom of speech in the media.

On the video: speech of the President of Ukraine Viktor Yushchenko from the podium, comment on freedom of speech; speech of Viktor Yanukovych; various plans of the audience; blitz interviews of forum participants, media representatives from different countries.

Comments: President of Ukraine Viktor Yushchenko; Chief News Editor of STB Oleksiy Mustafin; President of NTKU Vitaliy Dokalenko; Prime Minister of Ukraine Viktor Yanukovych.

Journalist — Lyudmila Nebylytsia.

Media Forum on Freedom of Speech, 2006

First National, 2004.This feature is dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Ivan Karpenko-Karyi Kyiv National University of Theatre, Cinema and Television, and covers the history of the establishment of this higher education institution and the celebrations marking the anniversary.

The video features: black-and-white footage of Kyiv; archive footage from the Second World War; the young actor Bohdan Stupka; excerpts from films starring Ivan Mykolaychuk; and a celebratory concert.

Commentary by: Volodymyr Artemenko, theatre, film and television actor and director; Kateryna Vyshneva, a second-year acting student; Serhiy Kravets, a fourth-year acting student.

The report was produced by Olga Kashpor and Valerii Herasymenko.

100th anniversary of the I. K. Karpenko-Karyi Kyiv National University of Theatre, Cinema and Television

May 21, 2003, Kyiv.

The plot is dedicated to the first meeting of the countries-participants of the Carpathian Convention.

On the video: landscapes of the Carpathians, commentary on the division of the Carpathians between different countries, in particular Ukraine; speeches on environmental topics by representatives of different countries; signing of the Carpathian Convention; how tourism harms the environment; outlining the environmental protection goals of the conference participants.

Comments: Minister of Environmental Protection Vasyl Dzharty; Minister of Environmental Protection of Romania Sulfina Barbu.

Journalist — Lyudmila Syvak.

Reference: The Carpathian Convention is an international agreement signed in 2003 at the initiative of Ukraine, aimed at protecting the natural environment and ensuring sustainable development of the Carpathian region by coordinating the policies of seven European states. For Ukraine, its implementation is of strategic importance in the field of biodiversity conservation, forest and water resources, development of mountain areas, sustainable tourism and adaptation to climate change, while requiring effective interstate cooperation and coordination of environmental, economic and social interests.

The first meeting of the Carpathian Convention, 2003

Sumy Television. The program "Southern Palmyra" sets course for rapprochement of peoples" from May 15, 2006 is dedicated to the sea cruise Ukraine — Turkey on the steamship "Southern Palmyra".

On the video: the steamship "Southern Palmyra", acquaintance with the international family; story about the repair of the steamship, its improvement; arrival in Istanbul, port, city streets, shops with delicacies, view of the city from the sea, road bridge; captain's cabin, various plans; press conference on the ship.

Comments (in russian): Consul General of Ukraine in Istanbul Volodymyr Puzyrko; Senior Passenger Assistant Oleksandr Dudoladov; Captain of the ship Igor Zalyotov; Chef Oleksandr Sidorenko; Director of the Department of External Relations of the Odessa City Executive Committee Svitlana Boeva; Deputy Secretary General of the BSEC Alpay Efendiyev; Turkish-Ukrainian family: Umar, Natalia, Yasen, Muhammad-Ali.

Cruise "Ukraine — Turkey": steamship "Southern Palmyra"

The film of 2003 explores the history, landmarks and way of life of the Armenian community in Lviv throughout the centuries of coexistence with Ukrainians and members of other ethnic groups in the city.

On the video: the visit to Lviv by the Catholicos (Head of the Armenian Church) and Supreme Hierarch of the Armenian Church, Garegin II and the opening and consecration of the Armenian Cathedral of the Dormition of the Most Holy Mother of God, along with other distinguished guests, as well as other distinguished guests, including the first President of Ukraine, Leonid Kravchuk, and the French singer Charles Aznavour; landmarks designed by figures of Armenian origin: the Dominican Cathedral, No. 10 on Rynok Square (Jan de Witte), the Statue of Liberty on the façade of the Museum of Ethnography and Artistic Crafts (Tadeusz Baroncz), the bell tower of the Dominican Cathedral, the building of the Museum of Ethnography and Applied Arts (Julian Zacharewicz); buildings on Rynok Square where residents of Armenian descent lived: The Black Townhouse (the Nikorovich family, one of the wealthiest in Lviv), No. 10 (the poet Shimon Shimonovich, Jan de Witte, Karol Mikuli), No. 29 (the Armenian historian Zymorovich); portraits of Armenians from the exhibition at the Lviv Historical Museum; the Lviv Pharmacy Museum ‘Under the Black Eagle’ with a statue of an Armenian woman in the courtyard; Pope John Paul II’s visit to the section of the Armenian church that had been handed over; the cathedral’s icons and church services; the blessing of the grapes on the church’s feast day — the Dormition of the Most Holy Mother of God; matah — a ‘love feast’ — one of the Armenian traditions of charity; the Sunday school run by the Armenian community, where the language, culture and history of Armenia are taught; the ‘Akhyur’ football team; some commentary is available in russian.

Comments: Iryna Hayuk, Candidate of Philosophical Sciences and specialist in Armenian studies; Carlo Sarkisyan, Chair of the Council for National Minorities and Chair of the Armenian community in Lviv; Father Tadeus Gevorgyan, rector of the Armenian Apostolic Church in Lviv; Karapet Bagratuni, honorary chairman of the ‘Akhyur’ Armenian Cultural Society in Lviv; and Andriy Shkrabyuk, chief cantor of the Armenian church choir.

The film was produced by: Inna Balayan, Karine Mkrtchyan and Koba Alania.