October 14, 2003, Zaporizhzhia.

On video: various theatrical reenactments, Cossacks in the field, taking the oath to Petro Kalnyshevsky, various plans of Cossack uniforms and ammunition; reenactment of the battles for the liberation of Zaporizhzhia from the Nazi occupation authorities, salute and festive show; unveiling of a monument to the last ataman of the Zaporizhzhia Sich, Petro Kalnyshevsky.

Commented by the head of the Zaporizhzhia Regional State Administration, Volodymyr Berezovsky.

Zaporizhzhia City Day, 2003

November 8, 2010, Zaporizhzhia.

The plot is dedicated to the historical reconstruction of the Khortytsya Cavalry Regiment of the era of the Ukrainian People's Republic.

In the video: cavalry regiment, battle reenactment rehearsal, men in Cossack uniforms, formation. Commented by Cossack reenactors of the Khortytsya Cavalry Regiment Maksym Ostapenko and Oleksandr Prytula.

Journalist - Lyudmila Spivak.

Reference: The Khortytsya Cavalry Regiment ("Black Zaporozhets") is a cavalry regiment of the Army of the UNR, formed in December 1918 from the cavalry company of the 2nd Zaporozhye Regiment. It took part in the Second Ukrainian-Bolshevik War, the First Winter Campaign and the Soviet-Polish War, distinguished by its high combat efficiency and unified black uniform. After November 1920, the regiment was interned in Poland.

"Black Zaporozhets" of the Army of the UNR

2008, Zaporizhzhia Regional Television and Radio Company. A program from the series “Traveling Together” dedicated to the village of Chkalove (since 2024 — Gavrilivka).

The video shows views of the village, private farms, the Chapaev monument, Agrofirma Olvia LLC, and sunflowers.

“Traveling Together”: Chkalovo, 2008

Zaporizhzhya Television, 2005. The episode of the program "My Native Land" is dedicated to the geological monument of nature - the Yelyseev Quarry in the Zaporizhzhia region.

In the video: the village of Yelyseevka in the Zaporizhzhia region, the quarry, various plans, landscapes; flora of the south, a local historian tells about the Yelyseev Quarry.

Local historian Serhiy Borodin comments.

The program was worked on by: Regina Chendyrina, Olena Terletska, Volodymyr Karpenko, Oleksiy Remnev, Myryna Orishchak, Vitaliy Faydenko.

Reference: The Yelyseev quarry is an artificial mining and industrial formation in the Zaporizhia region, which arose as a result of the extraction of pegmatites, feldspar and mica in 1926–1972. The object has geological, mineralogical and ecological value due to the outcrops of rare rocks and diverse flora and fauna.

"My Native Land": The Yelyseev Quarry

Zaporizhzhya Television. The July 28, 2009 issue of the program "My Native Land" is dedicated to the collection of icons of the Museum of the History of the Zaporizhzhia Cossacks.

On the video: Church of the Protection of the Most Holy Theotokos (Khortytsia Island), various plans, interior; icons, manuscripts, frescoes; National Reserve "Khortytsia", various plans, historical and cultural complex "Zaporizhzhya Sich"; a story about icons depicting John the Baptist; various icons in the museum's exposition.

Comments: Abbot Leonid (Sheremet); Head of the Funds Department of the Museum of the History of the Zaporizhzhia Cossacks Olga Borisenko.

Cossack Icons of Khortytsia Island

November 13, 2007, Zakarpattia Oblast.

The plot is about the illegal transportation of Carpathian timber through customs control.

In the video: state border, customs, inspection of goods, verification of certificates and other documentation; woodworking enterprise, various plans; customs, employees at computers.

Comments: Deputy Prosecutor of Zakarpattia Oblast Ivan Rusyn; Inspector of the customs post "Tysa" of Chop customs Ihor Kaplichenko; Deputy Head of the customs post "Tysa" of Chop customs Mykhailo Svyda.

Journalist — Bohdan Barbil.

Timber smuggling

October 15, 2006, Zaporizhia, Khortytsia Island.

The plot is dedicated to the open-air theater performance "Taras Bulba".

On the video: a performance based on "Taras Bulba", actors fighting with sabers, firing from cannons; a Cossack beating a timpani, spectators; various exercises on horses.

Comments: director of the Zaporizhia Academic Regional Ukrainian Music and Drama Theater named after Volodymyr Magar Valentyn Slon, actor Oleg Grigoriev, mayor of Zaporizhia Yevhen Kartashov.

Created by: Marina Makushchenko, Oleksandr Bulgakov.

Open-air theater: "Taras Bulba"

Zaporizhzhya Television, 1998. The episode of the program "Treasures of the Native Land" is dedicated to the Vasylivka Historical and Architectural Museum "Popov's Manor".

On the video: a view of the reserve, photographs, various plans of the Vasylivka Castle.

The program was worked on by: Regina Chendyrina, Tetyana Gavrilova, Gennady Korchenenkov, Dmitry Kutsevol, Nadiya Vedmid, Oleksandr Koftanyuk.

Reference: Popov's Manor is a palace and park complex in the city of Vasylivka, Zaporizhzhia region, built at the end of the 19th century in an eclectic style with elements of neo-Gothic and neo-Moorish architecture. The complex included the main palace, outbuildings, an observation tower and a riding school, presumably designed by architect Mykola Benois. Since 2022, the monument has been located in a temporarily occupied territory and has been damaged as a result of hostilities.

Vasylivka Museum-Reserve "Popov's Manor"

Zaporizhzhya Television, 2002. Program "Talents of the Zaporizhzhia Region".

On video: performances of folklore groups — the Bunchuk Cossack ensemble, hopak performed by the Zaporozhets amateur dance ensemble; All-Ukrainian Festival of Arts of National Cultures "We are Ukrainians" in the city of Primorsk; All-Ukrainian Children's Festival "Azov Sails" in the city of Berdyansk; shots of the city, the Volodymyr Magar Music and Drama Theater, fragments of theatrical performances; performance of the Zaporizhzhia Theater-Cabaret "Oleksandrivskyi Povit".

The program contains fragments dubbed in russian.

"Talents of the Zaporizhzhia Region": Bunchuk Ensemble

Zaporizhzhia Television, 2005. The TV film “The Sarmatians” from the "Trace on the Land" series is dedicated to the nomadic Iranian-speaking people who lived in the territory of Ukraine — the Sarmatians.

On the video: the exposition of the Zaporizhzhia Museum of Local Lore, various artifacts of the Sarmatian era; Sarmatian weapons: swords, daggers, spears, precious jewelry; Zaporizhzhia steppes.

Comments (dubbed in russian languages): Head of the Department of Archaeology of the Zaporizhzhia Museum of Local Lore Zoya Popandopulo; Owner of the Museum of Weapons Vitaly Shlaifer.

Reference: The Sarmatians are a nomadic Iranian-speaking people who in the 2nd century BC displaced the Scythians from the steppes of the Northern Black Sea Region, in particular from the territory of modern Zaporizhzhia. Archaeological finds in Zaporizhia (burial mounds, horse equipment, weapons) indicate the active presence of Sarmatian tribes in this region until the 4th century AD. The Local History Museum in Zaporizhia preserves unique artifacts from the Sarmatian era found in the steppes of the Lower Dnieper, including burial complexes, weapons, and jewelry.

Sarmatian artifacts in Zaporizhzhia

Zaporizhzhia television, 2005. 

The video shows shots of the city: Taras Shevchenko Boulevard, the center, the clock of lovers, fountains, people having a rest. 

Zaporizhzhia: 2003

June 3, 2009, Melitopol, Zaporizhzhya region.

The plot about the explosions in the branch of the Savings Bank. Fencing tape, police, the aftermath of the explosions, the Main Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in Zaporizhzhya region, firefighters near the branch, a hospital with victims of the explosions.

Comments: operative of Melitopol city police department Denis Novohrybelsky; Zaporizhzhya regional prosecutor Valeriy Kulakov; First Vice Prime Minister Oleksandr Turchynov.