Paneuropa Kyiv is back with the new project Заборонені|Banned, which is dedicated to the centuries-old struggle for the Ukrainian language and culture, which has faced repeated attempts at erasure

So glad to have such friends🙏🏻

In 1934, Mykola Voronyi, a Ukrainian poet, was arrested on charges of being a Polish spy. After spending time in Voronezh, he was exiled to Odesa. On June 7, 1938, he was executed by the NKVD in Odesa, symbolizing the brutal repression of Ukrainian intellectuals under Soviet rule

After the establishment of Soviet power, Oleksandr Oles' views were considered dangerous, and his works were banned in Soviet Ukraine. Only in 1958, the name of Oleksandr Oles returned to Ukrainian readers with the publication of selected poems with a foreword by Maksym Rylskyi

In 1935, writer was arrested. Mykola Zerov was indicted by the leadership of the Ukrainian counter-revolutionary nationalist organization. Without any additional reasons and explanations, "the case of Zerov" was reviewed, resulting in the highest degree of punishment - execution

Stus' unwavering commitment to truth and his creative spirit, despite harsh repression, made him a symbol of Ukrainian resistance and a martyr for freedom of speech

In den 1960ern und 1970ern wurde Kostenko wegen Kritik am sowjetischen Regime unterdrückt und erhielt Publikationsverbot. Sie schrieb dennoch weiter und blieb eine Stimme des Widerstands. Nach dem Zusammenbruch der Sowjetunion kehrte sie in die ukrainische Literatur zurück

Дякуємо за підтримку @StefanHaboeck 💙💛

Vielen Dank Daniel Fast 💙💛

Since 2014, the Ukrainian language has been subjected to systematic oppression in the occupied territories. russian forces and the occupying power force the Ukrainian language out of schools, cancel its teaching, burn Ukrainian books and impose "russian standards of education"

🎃Russian aggression against Ukraine goes beyond costumes and decorations. It is a true horror that takes lives and destroys cities. Today, as on every day, we not only celebrate holidays but remember what we are fighting for. We know that after darkness, light always follows

Russland heute = UdSSR? Nein, aber dann doch ein Stück weit: inved-insight.eu/narrative/7g95…

"Myths & Propaganda: The Legacy of the USSR in modern Russia — Inved-Insight" by Anastasiia Hatsenko 🇺🇦 inved-insight.eu/narrative/7g95…

Exciting article about the reuse of Soviet methods in modern Russian propaganda – written by the highly talented Anastasiia Hatsenko 🇺🇦. inved-insight.eu/narrative/7g95…

Warning⚠️: Moscow and its allies almost successfully subverted our democratic societies Here are 5 reasons why this is our own fault🗒️ We not only allow collaborators and agents of influence to operate freely, but also fail to defend a civilisation we no longer seem to value🧵

🚨 MAXimum контролю: як Росія реалізує цифрову ізоляцію 🇷🇺 Росія дедалі глибше занурюється в цифрову ізоляцію: від заборони пошуку «екстремістських матеріалів» до месенджера Мax, що перетворює контроль на буденність. 💻 Ідея так званого «суверенного інтернету» є логічним

У Росії формується цифрова ізоляція: блокування VPN, примусовий месенджер МАХ, контроль над пошуком в інтернеті. Моя стаття для Детектор медіа про те, як реалізується цей сценарій максимального контролю: ms.detector.media/internet/post/…

Russlands Krieg findet nicht nur an der Front statt – sondern auch in unseren Köpfen. Der Desinformationsexperte Dietmar Pichler​ erklärt, wie Propaganda, Fake News und Trollfabriken eingesetzt werden, um unsere Gesellschaften zu spalten. Zum Video: youtube.com/watch?v=V__Q4A…

On September 22 we discussed at IDM how Russian myths and political narratives fuel the war on Ukraine. Understanding their role is essential for grasping the full scale of this war

Guest Article: "How Iran cut its digital lifeline and why they did it with the Russian scissors" By Anastasiia Hatsenko 🇺🇦 , Digital authoritarianism and Russian disinformation analyst inved.eu/insight/how-ir…