ODTRK "Ltava", 2010. The program "Seven Wonders of Poltava" presents a hit parade of the city's landmarks, the seventh place of which was taken by the building of the Noble and Peasant Bank (now the building of the Security Service of Ukraine in Poltava region). The program was created with the support of the Department of Culture of the Poltava City Executive Committee and tells about the history and culture of the ancient city.

On the video: the building of the Noble and Peasant Bank (now the building of the Security Service of Ukraine in Poltava region) in daylight and at night; archival photo of the bank; information about the architect Alexander Kobelev; architectural elements of the building; firebirds and phoenixes; stylized towers.

Commented by: Head of the Tourism Department of the Poltava MVK Culture Department Vitaliy Pavlov; Architect, Associate Professor of Kondratyuk Poltava National Technical University Andriy Dmytrenko.

The following people worked on the program: author and director — Vyacheslav Dzhigan; cameraman — Maksym Kryvosheyev; editing by Iryna Kryvenko; graphics by Olena Sharbenko; sound engineer — Ilya Varenyk; general director — Mykola Lyapanenko.

Seven wonders of Poltava: the building of the Noble and Peasant Bank

ODTRK "Ltava", 2010. The program "Seven Wonders of Poltava" presents a hit parade of the city's landmarks, the sixth place of which was taken by the State Historical and Cultural Reserve "Field of the Battle of Poltava". The program was created with the support of the Department of Culture of the Poltava City Executive Committee and tells about the history and culture of the ancient city.

On the video: State Historical and Cultural Reserve "Field of the Battle of Poltava"; mass grave of Russians; Sampsoniivska Church; church paintings; iconostasis; icons; Tsar's Gate; redoubts on the field of the Battle of Poltava; monument to the Swedes from the Russians; monument to the Swedes from the compatriots; rotunda commemorating the fallen participants in the Battle of Poltava; Museum of the History of the Battle of Poltava; image of Ivan Pavlovsky — founder of the Museum of the History of the Battle of Poltava; footage of the chronicle from the opening of the Museum; Emperor Nicholas II; monument to Peter I; chapel of Saints Peter and Paul; fire show.

Comment: Head of the Tourism Department of the Poltava MVK Culture Department Vitaliy Pavlov; Director of the Poltava Battlefield Cultural Heritage Center Natalia Bilan.

The following people worked on the program: author and director — Vyacheslav Dzhigan; cameramen — Maksym Kryvosheyev, Natalia Svyattseva; editing by Iryna Kryvenko; graphics by Olena Sharbenko; sound engineer — Ilya Varenyk; general director Mykola Lyapanenko.

Seven Wonders of Poltava: Poltava Battlefield

ODTRK "Ltava", 2010. The program "Seven Wonders of Poltava" presents a hit parade of the city's landmarks, the fifth place of which was taken by the Poltava Museum of Local Lore named after Vasyl Krychevsky. The program was created with the support of the Department of Culture of the Poltava City Executive Committee and tells about the history and culture of the ancient city.

On the video: the building of the Poltava Museum of Local Lore named after Vasyl Krychevsky; exposition; exhibition halls; collection of soil samples; footage of military chronicles; armor of warriors of different eras and countries; Maximilian armor; armor of oriental origin from the Middle Ages; armor of a Polish hussar; Zaporozhian zhupan of the 17th century; samurai armor; Japanese weapons of the early 19th century; mammoth skeleton.

Commenting: Lyubov Luhova, head of the research department of archaeology at the Poltava Museum of Local Lore; Vitaliy Yaremchenko, senior researcher at the Poltava Museum of Local Lore; Oksana Frolova, research associate at the ethnology department at the Poltava Museum of Local Lore; art historian Vitaliy Hanko.

The program was worked on by: author and director Vyacheslav Dzhigan; cameramen — Maksym Kryvosheyev, Natalia Svyattseva; editing by Grigory Rysakov; graphics by Olena Sharbenko; sound engineer — Ilya Varenyk; general producer — Mykola Lyapanenko.

Seven Wonders of Poltava: Poltava Museum of Local Lore named after Vasyl Krychevsky

ODTRK "Ltava", 2010. The program "Seven Wonders of Poltava" presents a hit parade of the city's landmarks, with the Spasskaya Church taking fourth place. The program was created with the support of the Department of Culture of the Poltava City Executive Committee and tells about the history and culture of the ancient city.

On the video: Spasskaya Church; views of the church; icons; monument at the resting place of Peter I; domes of the Spasskaya Church; icon of the Not-Made-by-Hands Image of Jesus Christ; icon of the Three-Handed Mother of God; iconostasis.

Commentators: local historian Timur Lytvyn; protodeacon of the Spasskaya Church, Father Oleg.

The following people worked on the program: author and director — Vyacheslav Dzhigan; cameraman — Maksym Kryvosheyev; editing by Iryna Kryvenko; graphics by Olena Sharbenko; sound engineer — Ilya Varenyk; general director — Mykola Lyapanenko.

Seven Wonders of Poltava: Spasska Church

ODTRK "Ltava", 2010. The program "Seven Wonders of Poltava" presents a hit parade of the city's landmarks, with the Exaltation of the Holy Cross Convent in third place. The program was created with the support of the Department of Culture of the Poltava City Executive Committee and tells about the history and culture of the ancient city.

On the video: Poltava Exaltation of the Holy Cross Monastery; views of the monastery; bell tower; stucco molding on the temple; reconstructed linden iconostasis, not covered with levkas and gold leaf, the so-called naked; Trinity Church; monastery complex.

Comment: Head of the Tourism Department of the Poltava Cultural Department Vitaliy Pavlov; Architect, Associate Professor of the Yu. Kondratyuk Poltava National Technical University Georgy Negay.

The following people worked on the program: author and director — Vyacheslav Dzhigan; cameramen — Maksym Kryvosheyev, Yevhen Kovalchuk; editing by Iryna Kryvenko; graphics by Olena Sharbenko; sound engineer — Natalia Bohdan; general director — Mykola Lyapanenko.

Seven Wonders of Poltava: Khrestovozdvizhensky Monastery

ODTRK "Ltava", 2010. The program "Seven Wonders of Poltava" presents a hit parade of the city's landmarks, with the White Gazebo taking second place. The program was created with the support of the Poltava City Executive Committee's Department of Culture and tells about the history and culture of the ancient city.

On the video: White Gazebo; Holy Assumption Cathedral in Poltava; Podilskaya Tower of the Poltava Fortress; photograph by architect Lev Vaingort; Literary and Memorial Museum of I. Kotlyarevsky.

Commenting: Yevgenia Storokha, leading researcher of the Literary Memorial Museum of I. Kotlyarevskyi; architect, associate professor of National Technical University named after Y. Kondratyuka, Georgy Negai.

The following people worked on the program: author and director — Vyacheslav Dzhigan; cameraman — Yevhen Khorolsky; editing by Iryna Kryvenko; graphics by Olena Sharbenko; sound engineer — Volodymyr Yablunovsky; general director — Mykola Lyapanenko.

Seven Wonders of Poltava: White Gazebo

ODTRK "Ltava", 2013. The program "My Poltava" includes a tour of the city, its monuments and museums, and also tells about the history of each of them and the ways of forming collections. The program host is Vitaliy Pavlov.

On the video: Poltava Holy Cross Convent; portrait of Ivan Kotlyarevsky; Poltava Academic Regional Ukrainian Music and Drama Theater named after M. Gogol; White Gazebo; Igor's Stone in Poltava; Holy Assumption Cathedral in Poltava; Cathedral Square; Podolskaya Tower; photograph by architect Lev Vaingort; archival video footage; Ivan Kotlyarevsky's estate museum; exhibits of the Ivan Kotlyarevsky's estate museum; manuscripts of works; posters of performances based on Kotlyarevsky's works; Swedish Grave; State Historical and Cultural Reserve "Field of the Battle of Poltava"; Sampsoniivska Church; church interior; iconostasis; redoubts on the field of the Battle of Poltava; Spasskaya Church in Poltava; monuments to Peter the Great; Monument of Glory; Round Square; Building of the Small Academy of Arts named after Raisa Kyrychenko; Petrovsky Cadet Corps; building of the SBU Department in Poltava region; building of the Poltava provincial zemstvo; Poltava Museum of Local Lore named after Vasyl Krychevsky; murals by Mykola Samokysh and Serhiy Vasylkivsky; collection of soils by Vasyl Dokuchaev; collection of oriental antiquities; Kyzy-Kermen bell; monument to Taras Shevchenko; Poltava Art Museum (art gallery) named after Mykola Yaroshenko; museum paintings; Panas Mirny Literary and Memorial Museum; monument to Mykola Gogol; monument to Ivan Kotlyarevsky; monument to Raisa Kyrychenko.

The following worked on the program: scriptwriter and director — Inna Didyk; host — Vitaliy Pavlov; cinematographer — Maksym Kryvosheyev; assistant cinematographer — Oleksandr Dobretsov; editing by Vadym Anufriev; sound engineers — Volodymyr Yablunovsky, Natalia Bohdan; archiver Olga Strakhova; editor — Svitlana Polshchikova; general director — Mykola Lyapanenko.

"My Poltava": city tour

ODTRK "Ltava", 2010. The program "Seven Wonders of Poltava" presents a hit parade of the city's landmarks, headed by the central Round Square. The program was created with the support of the Department of Culture of the Poltava City Executive Committee and tells about the history and culture of the ancient city.

On the video: Round Square in Poltava; building of the Raisa Kyrychenko Small Academy of Arts; building of the Ivan Kotlyarevsky Cinema; building of the Executive Committee of the Poltava City Council; provincial houses; Petrovsky Poltava Cadet Corps; Monument of Glory; archival footage from the opening of the monument from the documentary film "Poltava 1909"; Corps Park.

Commented by: Head of the Tourism Department of the Poltava MVK Culture Department Vitaliy Pavlov; Architect, Associate Professor of Poltava Kondratyuk National Technical University Andriy Dmytrenko.

The following people worked on the program: author and host — Vyacheslav Dzhigan; cameraman — Mykola Yanko, editing by Iryna Kryvenko; graphics by Olena Sharbenko; sound engineer — Volodymyr Yablunovskyi; general director — Mykola Lyapanenko.

Seven Wonders of Poltava: Round Square

ODTRK "Ltava", 2008. The program "Treasures of the Museums of Poltava Region" tells about the exhibits of the Museum of Ukrainian Weddings in the village of Velyki Budyshcha, Dykansky District (now Poltava), Poltava Region.

On the video: Ukrainian women's clothing; mirror; stands with old photographs; Ukrainian stove; a casing used in customs; a sprig — ceremonial cherry branches with ribbons; viburnum branches; embroidered towels; a festive table; festive decorations; elements of the redemption ceremony: a wooden rocking chair and a cap with a flower; old banknotes; a chest with clothes, jewelry, shoes; shirts of a young wife from the dowry; dishes: bowls, beaters, makitriks; a cradle; a spinning wheel.

Museum Director Oksana Trepolska talks about the elements of the exhibition and their ritual significance.

Oksana Trepolska, Alla Husak, Serhiy Zalesky, Larisa Shapovalova, and Olena Sharbenko worked on the program.

Ukrainian Wedding Museum

ODTRK "Ltava", 2007. The program "Treasures of the Museums of Poltava Region" is dedicated to the expositions of the Poltava Museum of Aviation and Cosmonautics.

On the video: the building of the Poltava Museum of Aviation and Cosmonautics; a memorial sign to Yuri Kondratyuk in Poltava; museum exhibits: the first artificial satellite of the Earth; a globe of the planet, on which 25 operating cosmodromes are indicated; a stand about the creator of the first domestic powder rockets Oleksandr Zasyadko; inventor Mykola Kybalchych; the founders of Ukrainian aviation, the Kasyanenko brothers; inventor of the backpack aviation parachute Gleb Kotelnikov; Yuri Kondratyuk's memorial hall; a bust of the inventor; a stand about aviation construction in the Poltava region; a stand about the American-Soviet military aviation operation "Frantik" (Poltava airfield hub — the base of American heavy bombers); personal belongings and models of the Ukrainian Soviet designer Volodymyr Chelomey; a section of the exposition about the round-the-world flight of the Ukrainian heavy transport aircraft An-124 "Ruslan".

The director of the Poltava Museum of Aviation and Cosmonautics, Dmytro Kalnyi, talks about the exhibitions, life and activities of Ukrainian inventors, designers and figures in the field of rocketry.

The program was produced by: Alla Husak, Dmytro Kalnyi, Serhii Zaleskyi, Olena Sharbenko, Nataliia Chernysh, Olena Divytska, Nataliia Rabotina.

Poltava Museum of Aviation and Cosmonautics

November 29, 2006. Poltava Regional Television and Radio Company "Ltava". The documentary film "Fates beyond poplars..." tells about the history of the creation and development of the Poltava Regional Psychiatric Hospital named after Oleksandr Maltsev.

The film uses archival photos of the hospital, tells about the medical staff, chief doctors and working with patients. Particular attention is paid to the period of the Second World War. Hospital employees remember how during the occupation, medical personnel hid with patients in the basement of the institution and share memories of the shootings that took place there.

Comment: Nadiya Pavlova, the first operating nurse of the hospital, Oleksiy Deneko, Honored Doctor of Ukraine, chief physician in 1971–2001 (comment in Russian), Antonina Morozova, deputy chief physician in 1984–2001, Serhiy Shmygol, hospital nurse in 1936–1986. 

Nataliya Svyattseva, Marfa Butorina, Mykola Yanko, Oleksandr Nikolenko, Nataliya Chernysh, Olena Divytska, Ruslan Bilyshko, Olena Shcherbina, Oleksiy Deneko, Serhiy Shmyhal, Antonina Morozova, Nadiya Pavlova, Maksym Deneko, Anatoly Pasichnyi, Lyudmila Samolelis, Yulia Minko, Ivan Kit.


"Fates behind poplars...": history of a psychiatric hospital in Poltava

August 15, 2007. Poltava region, Myrhorod district.

Opening of the Sorochyn Fair —, one of the largest fair events in Poltava Oblast. The material shows a theatrical performance with the participation of characters, musical performances, fair trade and traditional crafts.

In the video: general and different plans of the Sorochyn fair, an actor in the image of Mykola Gogol, a trio of horses, a cart, oxen, a sheaf of hay with a thank you, a stage and a performance by a folk group, a theatrical performance with the participation of Baba Yavdokha, guests and visitors of the fair. Cooking, the work of a cook and blacksmiths, forging iron. Embroidered shirts and traditional clothing, clothing trade. Musical instruments, including pipes and pipes, clay jugs, plates, wooden figurines and other souvenirs. Sign "Sorochyn Fair", wood-carved portraits of Taras Shevchenko and Viktor Baloga, necklaces, a book with portraits of Ukrainian figures, carved pipes and straw products.
