May 21, 2005
Yushchenko’s idea was hotly criticized by veterans’ groups and the Communists, who accused the president of “blasphemy.”
Megan Buskey
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January 6, 2005
Sche ne Vmerla Ukraina
Notes from the Orange Revolution
Every time I’m in Kyiv, I go out to Poznyakyy to visit my relatives. Poznyakyy is a neighborhood on the right bank of the Dniper River. It’s a humbling mass of dilapidated Soviet-era buildings, with creaky elevators that barely work and long columns of rundown sunrooms that stretch up the sides of the buildings and seem on the verge of collapse.
