State Enterprise "Ukrainian Studio of Television Films "Ukrtelefilm", 1995.

The documentary film "Palaces of Podillia" tells about the architectural monuments of the 16th–19th centuries in Vinnytsia region.

On the video: screensavers, the Mering Palace in the village of Stara Pryluka, Lypovetsky district, the Vitoslavsky Palace in the village of Chernyatyn, Zhmerynsky district, the Potocki Palace in the city of Tulchyn, the Rudzky Palace in the village of Bilychyn, Barsky district, the Grokholsky Palace in the village of Voronovytsy, Vinnytsia district, the Pyatnychansky Castle in the city of Vinnytsia, the Komarov Palace in the village of Murovany Kurylivtsy, the Chikhachov Palace in the village of Mytky, Barsky district, the Kholonevsky Castle in the village of Ivaniv, Kalynivsky district.

Palaces of Podillia

Vinnytsia Television. The April 16, 2002 issue of the program "Vlada" is dedicated to an interview with Vinnytsia City Mayor Oleksandr Dombrovsky.

On the video: studio, interview, talks about the implementation of his deputy promises; taking calls from city residents; talks about resource challenges, city debts, heating problems, legislative challenges.

Vinnytsia City Mayor Oleksandr Dombrovsky comments.

Host — Maryna Senchyk.

Reference: Oleksandr Dombrovsky — Ukrainian statesman and public figure, economist, candidate of economic sciences, specialist in the field of energy, energy efficiency and renewable energy sources. As the Mayor of Vinnytsia (2002–2005), he initiated the modernization of the city economy and the implementation of reforms in the sphere of housing and communal services, which became the basis for the further development of the city.

Oleksandr Dombrovsky — Vinnytsia City Mayor

November 10, 2018, Vinnytsia.

In the video: Vinnytsia Chess and Draughts School, 6th Podillya Team Chess Cup; representatives from Vinnytsia, Lviv, Khmelnytsia, Rivne, Kyiv, Zaporizhzhia and Ivano-Frankivsk regions; various game plans of tournament participants, chess game.

Vinnytsia Chess and Draughts School

State Enterprise "Ukrainian Studio of Television Films "Ukrtelefilm", 1982.

The documentary TV film "Your Good Name" tells about the organization of trade in the Vinnytsia department store. In russian, there is Soviet propaganda.

On the video: the city, passers-by, sales halls, sales consultants, buyers look at and buy goods, a showcase with musical instruments, transport, window decoration, a beauty salon, a physiology room, a hairdresser, sales consultants learn to serve customers, the director of the department store Mykhailo Malyshenko (Candidate of Economic Sciences, Associate Professor of the Institute of Trade and Economics) communicates with the employees of the department store, the electronics department, the hiring of a young specialist, a conference, the "Department Store" building, a restaurant, people eat and dance.

Vinnytsia department store, 1982

State Enterprise "Ukrainian Studio of Television Films "Ukrtelefilm", 1994.

The documentary film "City on Kuchman's Way" tells about the city of Bar, Vinnytsia region.

In the video: screensavers, a shot of the city, architecture, the church of St. Anne, archaeological excavations in the village of Yaltushkiv, Bar district (now Zhmeryn district), the Riv River, portraits of prominent Ukrainian commanders and statesmen of the 17th century, a gathering of students of a rural school near the grave of Cossack Colonel Danylo Nechay in the village of Cheremoshne, city factories, an apple orchard, the Pokrovsky Monastery, clay and ceramic products, a memorial to those killed in World War II, the house of the Kotsiubynsky family, schoolchildren at a lesson, teacher Borys Mykhailovych Netuptsky, local historian Mykola Yovtukhivsky. Behind the scenes, the story is told about the history of Bar.

Bar: a city on the Kuchma Way

June 25, 2002, Vinnytsia.

In the video: city shots, architecture, Southern Bug River, boat, regional council, Mykola Ovodov (Kozytsky) Street, Vinnytsia Trade and Economics Institute of the State Trade and Economics University, museum, Transfiguration Cathedral, public transport, Vinnytsia department store, Leontovich Central City Park, monument to Mykola Pirogov.

Vinnytsia, June 25, 2002

State Enterprise "Ukrainian Television Film Studio "Ukrtelefilm", 1993.

The documentary film "The Story of a Mill" is dedicated to the history of the village of Ozarnytsia, Vinnytsia region through the prism of the history of an old water mill.

On the video: a mill festival, a loaf, a prayer; memories of villagers about forced collectivization and an artificial famine, Stalin's repressions against the Ukrainian peasantry and Jewish pogroms ("Bloody Saturdays") committed by the German-Romanian invaders; children in folk costumes, songs; a destroyed synagogue, stories of residents about the events of World War II.

Comments: residents of the village of Ozarnytsia Motrona Haivoronyuk, Dmytro Koval, Maria Koval, Paraska Stolyar, Ivan Mazur and others.

Director — Borys Handros.

History of the village of Ozarnytsia

2005, Vinnytsia Television and Radio Company. The program from the series "Podilskyi Chasopis" is dedicated to the history of the Central City Park named after Mykola Leontovych.

In the video: screensavers, park views, monuments, attractions, arch, Summer Theater, people walking in the park.

Vinnytsia Central Park named after Leontovych

2004, Vinnytsia Regional State Television and Radio Company. Two episodes of the program "One Day of War". There is forbidden russian and communist symbolism.

The video features interviews with World War II veterans - Ivan Rybak from the city of Bershad and Ivan Furdyk from the village of Sobolivka.

"One Day of War": Interviews with Veterans

2005, Vinnytsia Television. Documentary film "Vinnytsia" about the founding of the city, historical development, architectural diversity, etc.

On the video: screensavers, city shots, archival photos and video materials, newsreels, Jesuit Church, State Archives of Vinnytsia Region, railway station, Savoy Hotel, City Duma, Synagogue Building, Vinnytsia Regional Academic Ukrainian Music and Drama Theater named after Mykola Sadovsky, Vinnytsia Regional Clinical Hospital named after M. Pirogov, Illusion Cinema, Sport Yacht Club, Southern Bug River, Vinnytsia National Medical University named after M. Pirogov, monuments, eternal flame at the Memorial of Glory, Vinnytsia Oil and Fat Combine, Teatralna Street, department store, Mykola Pirogov Necropolis.

The History of Vinnytsia

Vinnytsia Television, 2005. The program "Podilskyi Chasopis" is dedicated to Czech immigrants in Vinnytsia.

On the video: the village of Mykolaivka, the history of the Czech community in the village; Czech farming culture; various plans of the Mykolaiv school; the museum of Czech culture and life; Czech language classroom, Czech language lesson.

Commented by the teacher of the Mykolaiv school Larisa Lanovnyk.

Host — Olena Nakorneeva.

Czech community in Vinnytsia

Vinnytsia Television. The program "Podilskyi Chaypos" from June 19, 2006 is dedicated to the history of the K. A. Timiryazev Library (now the Vinnytsia Regional Universal Scientific Library named after Valentin Otamanovsky).

On the video: photos of the library, the history of the building is told; interview with the oldest employee of the library; library equipment; new library projects, Cyril and Methodius Readings, Stusiv Readings.

Comments: librarian Nadiya Melnyk; deputy director for basic and scientific work Polina Tsymbalyuk; head of the literature and information department for art issues Hanna Senkevych; library director Vasyl Tsyganyuk.

Host — Olena Nakorneeva.