1996, Sevastopol, Crimea.

On the video: Chernivtsi TRK arrived at a gas station in Sevastopol. Night, Lukoil gas station, price board, gas station workers. Comments: gas station operator Lyudmila; Chairman of the Board of the JSC Repair and Adjustment Department Mykhailo Kuzmenyuk.

Gas station in Sevastopol, 1996

July 19, 2007, the Autonomous Republic of Crimea.

A plot about a car accident on the mountain road “Simferopol-Alushta-Yalta”. A broken bus, injured passengers near the bus, the dead, ambulance takes the victims, assistance is provided on the spot, documents in blood, a memorial plaque to the miners killed in the accident, a broken bus inside, scattered things, a press conference of the Minister of Transport of Ukraine Mykola Rudkovsky.

Comments: injured passengers; head of the automobile technical inspection of the Crimean traffic police department Sergey Kozintsev; a witness.

Background: On July 19, 2007, near Alushta, on the Simferopol-Alushta-Yalta highway, a Karoza passenger bus en route from Chernihiv to Yalta overturned. There were 54 people in the cabin - six people died, 44-46 were injured, including several children. The reasons were the technical condition of the bus and the driver's violation of the rules in mountainous conditions.

A car accident in Crimea, 2007

November 14, 1997, Sevastopol, Crimea.

Video interview with Ivan Levchenko, CEO of the Sevastopol Regional State Television and Radio Company and journalist.

Reference: Ivan Vasilyevich Levchenko is a Ukrainian journalist, poet, and Honored Journalist of Ukraine. From 1997 to 2004, he headed the Sevastopol Regional Television and Radio Company, actively developing Ukrainian-language broadcasting. He worked as an assistant press secretary to the Ukrainian Parliament Commissioner for Human Rights and is also the author of several poetry collections.

Інтерв'ю з Іваном Левченко

October 1, 2006, Crimea.

The plot is about the hunters' festival near Yalta.

In the video: festival participants with rifles, different shots; tent camp; bird hunting, different shots; hunters on vacation.

Comments: Chairman of the Presidium of the All-Ukrainian Society of Hunters and Fishermen Mykola Shulyar; festival organizer Valery Boyko; hunter Andriy Kelbynsky.

Journalist — Tetyana Gural.

Hunters' Festival

Sevastopol Television, 1995.

The program "Sevastopol in May" is dedicated to the celebration of "Victory Day" in the city of Sevastopol, Autonomous Republic of Crimea.

On the video: Malakhov Kurgan Memorial Complex, World War II veterans lay flowers at the Monument to the Unknown Soldier, light a fire; a solemn procession of veterans and families of deportees, a woman holds a poster with the inscription "Prisoners of Nazi Camps" (in Russian); National Museum of the Heroic Defense and Liberation of Sevastopol, exposition, various plans; reading of letters from Soviet fighters, fragments of front-line black-and-white chronicles; black-and-white panorama of Sevastopol, museum employees talk about the defense of Sevastopol and military campaigns in these areas during World War II; memoirs of Maria Bayda, photographs from the personal archive of a scout; interviews with veterans of World War II.

Comments: Senior Researcher of the Museum of the Heroic Defense and Liberation of Sevastopol Larisa Yurievna Smulskaya, Maria Petrovna Aposhanskaya; Researcher Lidia Pavlovna Efremova; World War II veterans: Soviet intelligence officer, sanitary instructor of the 514th Rifle Regiment of the 172nd Rifle Division Maria Bayda; Hero of the Soviet Union Stepan Neustroyev; Captain 1st Rank, retired Vasily Fesenko; participants of the 1945 parade Sergey Shevchenko and Anatoly Dubynin; Vice Admiral, Hero of the Soviet Union Volodymyr Pylypenko.

The program is voiced in russian languages.

Author and director — Iryna Katvalyuk.

Battle for Sevastopol: Memories of Veterans

April 21, 2010, Sevastopol.

In the video: city views, various plans; Memorial Complex "Sapun-Gora", World War II era equipment in the yard; museum exposition, photographs, work equipment, weapons; letters and documents up close; "eternal flame", memorial wall; department of the Museum of the Heroic Defense and Liberation of Sevastopol, territory of the complex, people taking pictures.

Reference: Memorial Complex "Sapun-Gora" is a monument protection and museum object, created in 1944 on the site of the decisive battles for Sevastopol. The complex includes a 28-meter obelisk of Glory, a diorama of the assault on May 7, 1944, an exhibition of military equipment and a park. Since 2014, it has been located in occupied territory controlled by the russian federation.

Memorial Complex "Sapun-Gora"

May 27, 2005, Yalta, Crimea.

On the video: Yalta City Council, catamarans, shots of the city, people, currency exchange, Lenin monument against the background of mountains, people working, boats, ship, Black Sea, construction works, lighthouse, promenade, beach, people swimming.

Yalta, May 27, 2005

Ukrainian Television Film Studio, 1995.

The film "The Eternal City" is dedicated to the ancient city of Kerch, its history and present.

On the video: city views, the sea, archaeological finds from the Kerch area; archaeological excavations, archaeologists' comments, a fragment of a lecture about the necropolis; shipyard, ships from different plans.

Commented by the Candidate of Historical Sciences of the Institute of Archaeology of the russian Academy of Sciences Vladimir Tolstikov (in russian).

Reference: Kerch is one of the most ancient cities of Ukraine, founded in the 6th century BC as the Greek polis of Panticapaeum. During the ancient period, the city was the capital of the Bosporan Kingdom, an important trade and craft center that united Greek, Scythian and other multi-ethnic communities. Archaeological research has uncovered numerous monuments, including burial mounds, ceramics, jewelry, and religious objects. Since the occupation of Crimea in 2014, russian authorities have systematically removed archaeological finds from Kerch, in violation of international law.

Ancient History of Kerch

April 9, 2004, Sevastopol.

On the video: fleet, various plans; fragments of exercises of the Naval Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, sailors on a cruiser perform tasks; guns, practicing shots; filling out magazines, observations; practicing medical care; cruisers "Kherson" and "Zhovti Vody"; practicing fire extinguishing.

Exercises of the Navy of the Armed Forces of Ukraine

Ukrainian Television Film Studio, 1980.

The documentary film "Tales from the Reserve Forest" is dedicated to the Crimean State Reserve.

On the video: flora and fauna of the reserve, various shots of animals — bears, wild boars, deer; zoologists and foresters in the forest; landscapes of Crimea.

The Honored Forester of Ukraine Volodymyr Lushpa talks about the reserve.

The film is dubbed in russian languages.

Reference: The Crimean Nature Reserve is a scientific and research nature conservation institution of national importance, founded in 1923. It protects unique mountain-forest and wetland ecosystems, in particular oak, beech and pine forests, endemic and relict species of flora and fauna. After the occupation of Crimea by the russian federation in 2014, the reserve was illegally transferred to the jurisdiction of the Administration of the President of the russian federation.

Crimean State Reserve

March 26, 2014, Bakhchisaray, Crimea.

A plot about the last extraordinary session of the Kurultai held by the Crimean Tatars after the annexation of Crimea. Participants applaud the decision to create Crimean Tatar autonomy, prayer, voting, flags. Commentary: Chairman of the Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar people Refat Chubarov; Kurultai delegate Shefika Abduromanova.

Background: On March 29, 2014, the last extraordinary session of the Kurultai of the Crimean Tatar people was held in Bakhchisarai. After the annexation of Crimea by Russia, further activities of the representative bodies of the Crimean Tatars became impossible.

The last Kurultai in Crimea

June 26, 2014, Simferopol, Crimea.

A plot about the celebration of the Crimean Tatar Flag Day in Simferopol. The Yana Bor-Cokrak (Fountains) neighborhood, the scene, the unfurling of the world's largest Crimean Tatar flag, Crimean Tatars with flags, police, festive tents, the sale of goods with national attributes.

Comments: a Crimean Tatar, a resident of the village of Hvardiyske Rushena; a representative of the organizing committee of the Crimean Tatar flag holiday Dilyaver Akiev; a representative of the Mejlis Zair Smedlyaev; a resident of Simferopol Alina.

Crimea AR