"Bukovina is our land"

Chernivtsi State Television and Radio Company, 2004. The program "Bukovyna — Our Land" describes the history of the creation of the Chernivtsi region, the potential in heavy and light industry, the construction of the Dniester Hydroelectric Power Plant, major enterprises, features of the recreational region, cultural achievements and architectural monuments.

In the video: landscapes of the Carpathians; Khotyn Castle; building of the Bukovyna State Medical University; "Ship House" in Chernivtsi; landscapes of Main Street in the city; brick production; Chernivtsi Machine-Building Plant; OJSC "Rozma" in Chernivtsi, which is engaged in the production of rubber products, in particular polymer pipes; general director of the enterprise Mykhailo Krasovsky; Dnistrovsky HPP; construction of the Dnistrovsky HPP; OJSC "Trembita", which manufactures men's and women's clothing; enterprise "Malva" and its products (tights and socks); LLC "Techno" and furniture products; agricultural lands of the region; food industry products; Museum of Ethnography and Local Lore of the Hutsul Region and its exhibits; archaeological excavations; signpost "Chernivtsi"; residential buildings; Jewish People's House; building of the Yu. Fedkovych Chernivtsi National University; bust of Josef Hlavka, architect of the residence of the metropolitans of Bukovina and Dalmatia; Three-Holy Church on the university grounds; Holy Spirit Cathedral; Town Hall; Central Square; monuments to Yuriy Fedkovych, Olga Kobylyanska; Bukovinian Carpathians; monument to Volodymyr Ivasyuk in Kitsman; fragments of speeches by Dmytro Hnatyuk, Vasyl Zinkevich, Ivo Bobul, Liliya Sandulesa, Pavlo Dvorsky; Vyzhnytsia College of Decorative and Applied Arts (now Vyzhnytsia Professional College of Arts and Design named after Vasyl Shkriblyak) and students' products; Cathedral of St. Paraskeva of Serbia in Chernivtsi; New Illinskaya Church in the village of Toporivtsi, Chernivtsi region; recreation centers in the region.

The head of the Chernivtsi Regional State Administration, Mykhailo Romaniv (2003–2005; 2014), comments on the activities of the Rozma enterprise.