"First National", 2011. The news story tells about the situation of the Lesya Ukrainka Museum in Yalta, and also highlights the institution's exhibitions.

On the video: Lesya Ukrainka Museum in Yalta; bust of Lesya Ukrainka; museum building; memorial plaque with bas-relief of Lesya Ukrainka; museum exhibits; damaged museum premises.

Commentators: Olena Visych, head of the Lesya Ukrainka Museum; Halyna Stefanova, actress of the Lesya Kurbas Theater Arts Center; Svitlana Kocherga, founder of the Lesya Ukrainka Museum.

The plot was written by: Volodymyr Melnyk, Tetyana Gural, and Oleg Morgun.

Reference: currently, the Lesya Ukrainka Museum in temporarily occupied Crimea has ceased to exist; the illegal russian authorities announced the temporary closure of the institution "for technical reasons."

Lesya Ukrainka Museum in Yalta

"First National", 2003. The news story covers the celebration of the Muslim holiday of Kurban Bayram in Crimea.

On the video: mosque; preparation for the celebration; Muslim family; comments by Crimean Tatar Tayfuk Anifiyev, director of the Islamic Public and Cultural Center Ashura Faruk; head of the women's department of the public organization "An-nur" Amani Hejazi (all speaking in russian); prayer of Muslims.

The plot was written by: Lyubov Zabolotna, Tetyana Gural, Volodymyr Lozenko, Renzi Zekiryaev.

Eid al-Adha holiday in Crimea

Crimean Television, 1980. The video shows a meeting between students from Simferopol Secondary School No. 34 and members of a delegation from the Bach-Kiskun County (Hungary), which is twinned with Crimea.

Contains propaganda and Soviet symbols.

We are publishing this video as part of the “Crimean Archives” initiative: a joint project of Public Broadcasting and the Central State Audiovisual and Electronic Archive.

Bach-Kishkun Region Days in Crimea

Crimean Television, 1980. The video features Alushta: general views, the waterfront, the city center, and new health resorts.

Contains propaganda and Soviet symbols.

We are publishing this video as part of the “Crimean Archives” initiative: a joint project of Public Broadcasting and the Central State Audiovisual and Electronic Archive.

Alushta: 1980

Crimean Television, 1980. The video features Sevastopol: research conducted by scientists at the O. O. Kovalevsky Institute of Biology of the Southern Seas of the Academy of Sciences of the Ukrainian SSR. The institute’s director, V. Zaika, is giving an interview.

Contains propaganda and Soviet symbols.

We are publishing this video as part of the “Crimean Archives” initiative: a joint project of Public Broadcasting and the Central State Audiovisual and Electronic Archive.

Scientists from Sevastopol

Crimean Television, 1980. The video shows the Shchelkovo District of the Moscow Region: a flower-laying ceremony at the monument to Yuri Gagarin in Zoryanoye, and the presentation of the Yuri Gagarin “Star Pennants” to the country’s top land reclamation specialists; the awards are presented by Soviet cosmonauts G. Beregovoy and V. Kovalyonok; among the recipients is I. Malyshev, an excavator operator at the “Krymkanalbud” trust and a Hero of Socialist Labor.

The video features propaganda and Soviet symbols.

We are publishing this video as part of the “Crimea Archives” initiative: a joint project of Public Broadcasting and the Central State Audiovisual and Electronic Archive.

Meeting with the Cosmonauts: 1980

Crimean Television, 1980. The video shows the village of Slavne in the Rozdolne District of the Crimean Oblast. I. Rudenko, Honored Artist of the Ukrainian SSR, is teaching a class in Ukraine’s first rural children’s art school.

Contains propaganda and Soviet symbols.

We are publishing this video as part of the “Crimean Archives” initiative: a joint project of Public Broadcasting and the Central State Audiovisual and Electronic Archive.

An Art School in a Village: 1980

Crimean Television, 1980. The video shows a group of reporters from the French television network “Antenne 2” filming the Livadia Palace as part of their work on the program “Days of the Soviet Union.”

We are publishing this video as part of the “Crimean Archives” initiative: a joint project of Public Broadcasting and the Central State Audiovisual and Electronic Archive.

French Television in Crimea: 1980

Crimean Television, 1980. The video shows a rally at the B.E. Butoma “Zatoka” Shipyard in Kerch to mark the keel-laying ceremony for the tanker “Pobeda.”

Contains propaganda and Soviet symbols.

We are publishing this video as part of the “Crimean Archives” initiative: a joint project of Public Broadcasting and the Central State Audiovisual and Electronic Archive.

Rally at the shipyard

Crimean Television, 1980. The video shows Simferopol and features a segment dedicated to the 120th anniversary of Ukrainian battle painter Mykola Samokish. It shows the house where the artist lived, classes at the Simferopol Art School named after him, and the artist’s works.

It contains propaganda and Soviet symbols.

We are publishing this video as part of the “Crimean Archives” initiative: a joint project of Public Broadcasting and the Central State Audiovisual and Electronic Archive.

Anniversary of Artist Mykola Samokish: 1980

Crimean Television, 1980. The video shows Kerch: the seaport, the city center, the Marat neighborhood, the Fishermen’s Recreation Center, the city’s streets and buildings, and people.

We are publishing this video as part of the “Crimean Archives” initiative: a joint project of Public Broadcasting and the Central State Audiovisual and Electronic Archive.

Kerch in 1980

Crimean Television, 1980. The video shows Kerch: ore mining and the loading of sinter into railcars at the Sergo Ordzhonikidze Komysh-Burun Iron Ore Complex; at work is excavator operator Serdyuk, a Hero of Socialist Labor.

We are publishing this video as part of the “Crimean Archives” initiative: a joint project of Public Broadcasting and the Central State Audiovisual and Electronic Archive.

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