History of Brashchaykiv Street in Uzhhorod

Transcarpathian State Television and Radio Company, 2002. The program "A Knot for Memory" is dedicated to the history of the Brashchayk brothers — public, political, and cultural figures of the 1920s and 1930s — and the street of the same name in Uzhhorod, in the historical part of the city.

In the video: views of Brashchaykiv Street; memorial plaque to poet Yuriy Andriyovych Goyda; buildings located on this site: the military prosecutor's office of the Uzhgorod garrison; houses built in the 1930s–1940s; Uzhgorod City Children's Hospital; a poll of Uzhgorod residents: "Who are the Brashchayks?"; Mykhailo Belen's book "Carpathian Ukraine in Portraits."

Commentators: Doctor of Historical Sciences, public figure Pavlo Fedaka; sculptor, member of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine Mykhailo Belen.

The program was created by: Olena Adamchuk, Yurii Kovalov, Artur Bulyna, Attila Herdynskyi, Nataliia Shtefutsa, Kateryna Petkanych, Maksym Boltoniazov.
The program was hosted by Rostyslavа Dzhumurat.

Reference: the Brashchaiky brothers (Yuliy, Mykhailo, Anton) are Ukrainian socio-political and cultural figures of Transcarpathia of the 20th century: Yuliy is an organizer of the Khust People's Council, one of the founders of the Russian (Ukrainian) Agricultural Party, head of the "Pidkarpatsky Bank"; Mykhailo is a deputy of the first Diet of Carpathian Ukraine; Anton is a doctor.