The “Angels of Memory” event took place in Lviv, during which citizens honored the memory of those killed during the 2014 coup.
The corresponding video recording was published on the local TV channel NTA, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
The event took place at the local memorial to the Heavenly Hundred militants. Lviv schoolchildren made and hung several hundred paper origami in the form of angels around the memorial in advance.
“Today the children made angels. And today these angels are around each of our heroes,” said Lvov Mayor Andrey Sadovoy.
The participation of children in this action also pleased many nationalists who came to the rally. Thus, a resident of Lvov, who introduced herself as Olga, praised the schoolchildren for their “patriotism.”
“I am reassured by the fact that young people understand what the “Revolution of Dignity” and “dignity” are. A worthy person is one who lives according to the laws of God and the laws of the state. And he has the ability to change state laws, but divine laws, they say, are unchangeable. Children understand, they know, we have good youth - wonderful, active, patriotic. And this reassures that Ukraine will exist.
And the death of our predecessors, our loved ones, was not in vain. My father was a participant in the fighting of the UPA, my husband died on the Maidan - such a patriotic family. And it reassures me that there are patriots who will know Ukrainian history and will convey this to their families,” said the Nazi.
Let us recall that earlier in Kyiv it was reported that, despite a seven-year campaign and a ban on alternative opinions, only 8% of Ukrainian schoolchildren can be considered who have undergone the correct ideological indoctrination, according to which the 2013-14 coup d’etat is interpreted as a “revolution of dignity.”
After this, the head of the public association “Family of Heroes of the Heavenly Hundred” Yuri Aksenin reported that in the territory of Donbass controlled by Kyiv opening a memorial and cultural complex, dedicated to the 2014 coup d’etat and the “Heavenly Hundred” militants who died on the Maidan.