June 2, 2019, Lviv. The story is dedicated to the Leopolis Grand Prix vintage car festival.
  
In the video, the participants share their impressions of the car race: Taras Tsyuvalnyk, Olha Kulynych, and Michael Dingleman. Lubomyr Zasadnyi, the co-organizer of the competition, tells about the history of the festival.

Authors: journalist Iryna Ferin, cameraman Taras Fomin.

Reference: “The Leopolis Grand Prix is a festival of vintage cars that has been held annually in Lviv since 2011, combining exhibitions of rare cars, car rallies, and other events.

Festival "Leopolis Grand Prix"

Lviv, July 14, 1996. The video shows a journalist interviewing Lviv residents about the ideal of a Ukrainian officer.

Video from the personal archive of Yaroslav Svatko.

Survey of Lviv residents about the Union of Officers of Ukraine

Lviv, a charity concert for prisoners in Lviv Penal Colony #48.

The video shows the convicts sitting in the assembly hall, rock musician and composer Taras Chubay, the vocal group Pikkardiyska Tertsiya, writer and singer Yuriy Pokalchuk and other artists performing.

Concert in Lviv colony

The plot for the 84th anniversary of the November riot in Lviv, November 1, 2002.

In the video: the reburial ceremony of the soldier Dmytro Vitovsky and the president of ZUNR Yevhen Petrushevich to the 84th anniversary at the Lychakiv cemetery.

Commenting: director of the scientific library of the Lviv National University Bohdan Yakymovych, deputy head of the Ivano-Frankivsk Regional Department of Justice Volodymyr Kovalchuk.

Reference: The November Uprising (also known as the "November Revolution" or "November Revolution", etc.) is an uprising that began on the night of October 31 to November 1, 1918, with the aim of establishing Ukrainian national power on the territory of Western Ukraine. The result was the proclamation of the West Ukrainian People's Republic (ZUNR), whose head was Yevhen Petrushevich. The organizer of the uprising was Dmytro Vitovskyi, a centurion of the Legion of Ukrainian Sich Riflemen, a colonel of the Ukrainian Galician Army (UGA), who later served as the state secretary of military affairs in the ZUNR government.

84th anniversary of the November Order

Program of the Lviv TV and Radio Association “Native Graves,” 1992. It is dedicated to the anniversary of the beginning of the battles for Lviv and the proclamation of the ZUNR on November 1. It tells about the burials of UPA soldiers in Ukraine and Siberia.

The program participants were poet Rostyslav Bratun, screenwriter Myroslav Skochylias, professor Yulian Redko, actor Fedir Stryhun, Daria Tkach, poet Atena Pashko, and Father Theodosius Yankiv.

Authors: V. Abramov, P. Babiak.

Native graves: burials of UPA soldiers

Lviv, November 1, 2002. 

On the video: The Officers' House, Rynok Square, City Hall, the Black House, the facade of the Zankovetska Theater, Lesya Ukrainka Street, Mytna Square, and others. 

Lviv, November 2002

Lviv Television Plant "Electron", May 12, 1975.

The video is a black-and-white chronicle without sound: a factory shop, televisions on shelves, workers, moving televisions, production processes, equipment.

Production of "Electron" televisions

Lviv, December 1, 2005. The story of an HIV-infected woman who found out about her status during a pregnancy check-up.

The video shows the woman's commentary, a maternity hospital, information posters about AIDS, and a commentary by Halyna Kamenskykh, head of the All Together NGO.

HIV-positive woman about life in a new status

Lviv, 2003. On the video: Polish military memorial in Lviv, part of the Lychakiv cemetery; cemetery with white crosses.

Polish War Memorial in Lviv, 2003

February 22, 2003, a story about the revival of Zhovkva's architecture.

On the video: Zhovkva synagogue, commentary by Petro Komar, head of the Zhovkva District State Administration, the tomb of the kings, address plans of the city, commentary by Mykhailo Kubai, head of the Light of Culture NGO.

Revival of Zhovkva's architecture

Sambir, Lviv Region, 2003.

The video shows city streets, the building of the Sambir City Council, the Dniester River, people on the city streets, a church, and a politician's comment.

Sambir, 2003

Fragment of a video from the celebration of the City Day, May 3, 2014.

On the video: participants of the People's Vich on the street sing the anthem of Ukraine, people, selling souvenirs at the fair, flag of Ukraine, fair, military band, stage, city streets.

Lviv region