Lviv Television, 1964. Black-and-white story “The Warmth of the Human Heart” dedicated to the Lviv Clinical Children's Hospital. 

The video shows medical workers examining children in a general ward, various shots of children in beds; conducting tests, connecting a ventilator; checking children's food, a doctor tasting food, milk in glass bottles in storage; a puppet show “Buratino,” children; a lecture, various shots; examination of a boy, a consultation of doctors; a park near the hospital, winter. 

Children's Hospital, 1964

January 8, 2010, Lviv.

The plot is dedicated to the Doughnut Festival at the Christmas Fair in Lviv.

In the video: Christmas Fair, guests tasting Doughnuts, blitz poll of participants, Doughnut recipes; speech by President of Ukraine Viktor Yushchenko, Doughnut tasting.

Comments: Doughnut seller Kateryna Kurmus; Lviv resident Iryna Popovych; Transcarpathian hostess Raisa Muzyka.

Journalist — Olga Krupnyk.

Christmas Doughnut Festival

17 November 2005, Lviv.

A plot about the longest lecture notes from students at Lviv Polytechnic National University. Stand-up journalist, giant lecture notes between buildings, people walking along the lecture notes. Comments: student Marta Kharkiv; representative of the Ukrainian Book of Records Ihor Pidchibiy.

The longest summary from Lviv Polytechnic

Lviv, 2010.

In the video: the center's lobby from different angles, visitors, the inscription "Job Finds Those Who Seek It"; center employees at work, consultations, various plans; information stand "Your Rights and Responsibilities"; dispatcher-consultant, exterior, the inscription "House of Labor".

Lviv City Employment Center

September 22, 2005, Lviv.

A plot about football matches between representatives of Greek Catholic parishes. Football field, priests crossing themselves and praying before the game, match, journalist's stand-up, award ceremony. Comments: priest M. Shykh; laboratory assistant of the football department of the Lviv Institute of Physical Culture M. Horoshko; priest Mykhailo Rozpendovsky.

Interparish football

Potelich village, Lviv region.

In the video: Church of the Descent of the Holy Spirit, interior, service, parishioners and clergy at prayer; the priest shows the icons and the emergency condition of the church, talks about the need to restore the wooden roof; various plans of the church and roof, the garden plot, swans and the lake, views of the village.

Reference: The Church of the Descent of the Holy Spirit in the village of Potelich, Lviv region is the oldest preserved wooden church in Ukraine, built in 1502. It belongs to the Galician school of sacral architecture and is distinguished by a three-part three-frame composition with a unique 17th-century mural and an iconostasis made by masters Ivan Rutkovych and Kazimir Dominikovych. Over the centuries, the church has been restored several times, including in the 18th, 20th, and 1970s, which has preserved its authentic appearance. In 2013, the site was included in the UNESCO World Heritage List as part of the group of wooden churches of the Carpathian region.

Church of the Descent of the Holy Spirit

Lviv Television, November 26, 1962. Black-and-white story "Brothers Forever" from the TV almanac "Friendship", dedicated to the historical ties and brotherly friendship of the Ukrainian and Armenian peoples, without sound.

On the video: a storage room of ancient acts in the Central State Historical Archive of Ukraine, an employee takes out documents; various plans for examining old prints in the reading room; hall, reports, among those present were the head of the archeology department, acting director of the Institute of Social Sciences of the Ukrainian SSR Academy of Sciences (now the Ivan Krypiakevych Institute of Ukrainian Studies of the NAS of Ukraine) Markiyan-Orest Smishko, academician Ivan Krypiakevych, corresponding member of the Academy of Sciences of the Armenian SSR Suren Yeremyan, as well as historians Volodymyr Hrabovetsky, Yaroslav Isaevich, professor of Tbilisi University Levon Melikset-Bek; inscription "Armenian-Ukrainian ties in documents and materials of the city of Lviv"; exhibition of documents, exhibition halls, visitors; walk through the city: Mickiewicz Square, sign "Virmenska Street", Armenian Church, bookstore "Friendship. Books of Socialist Countries", university, memorial tablet to Vladyslav Kozak, Lenin Avenue (now Svobody Avenue), man in office, bell tower and cathedral.

Armenian-Ukrainian Conference, 1962

Lviv Television Studio, April 22, 1963. A selection of various black-and-white scenes without sound.

On the video: the city of Drohobych, Lviv region, General Vasyliev Park (now Ivasyk-Telesyk Park), people, an emblem with the inscription "Drohobych City Festival", a summer stage, people holding torches; various concert numbers, poetry recitation, photojournalists at work; sports competitions, boating, a race through the streets of Drohobych; a wedding ceremony, the bride and groom in the registry office, signing documents and kissing, celebrations; the inscription "Club of the Cheerful and Resourceful", musical numbers; Oles Honchar performs, signs the books "Flag Bearers"; people dance; House of Culture (now the Ivan Franko People's House), hall, speeches from the podium, young people on the street; forest, old man talking to young people, orchestra, schoolchildren; monument to Ivan Franko in Boryslav; buses on a mountain road, exchange students from Lithuania planting trees, inscription on a tree "Lithuania. Vilnius Pedagogical Institute. 22. IV. 1963", joint photo.

Oles Honchar's performance in Drohobych, 1963

The film “An Ancient City, a Young City” was produced by the Lviv Television Studio in 1972. 

The video tells about Lviv: the old part of the city, new streets, educational institutions and parks of Lviv, museums of the city, an overview of the main enterprises (the Electron factory, the bus factory, the brewery, the Progress factory, and the Svitloch factory). It contains elements of Soviet propaganda, with the inscription “Glory to the CPSU” at the end.

“An ancient city, a young city”

Lviv Television, October 6, 1961. Black-and-white newsreel, no sound.

On the video: Lviv State Academic Opera and Ballet Theater named after Ivan Franko (now Lviv National Academic Opera and Ballet Theater named after Solomiya Krushelnytska), people at the entrance talking; hall, presidium, raising flags, in the frame the chairman of the presidium Andriy Skaba awards the Ivan Franko State University of Lviv, presents it to the rector Yevhen Lazarenko; speeches, in particular by the rector Lazarenko, Ivan Hrushetsky, Semen Stefanyk; Lviv University, Opera Theater from different angles, monument to Lenin.

Lviv University Awards, 1961

May 15, 2010, Lviv region.

In the video: tent camp, poster "Saint Yuri — the patron saint of Plast"; scouts on the toloka, setting up tents, blitz interview with scouts; cooking a bonfire and lunch; setting up the flags of the kuren, children playing; shooting, a girl talking about the tasks for the younger scouts; sports games.

Plast training: sports games

Lviv Television, 1962. A black-and-white silent newsreel dedicated to the opening of the Lviv Hippodrome.

On the video: Lviv Hippodrome, grandstand, spectators; speech by government officials, raising of the flag; a carriage with horses, opening of the stadium for performances; an athlete in a chariot, racing; show jumping; a jockey puts on his horse's gear, close-up; spectators sit on the grass, applause.