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Demo München 18.07.2026

2:30:47EnglishTranscribed Jul 22, 2026
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And with this, we open

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today's rally

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in support of Ukraine.

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Today we want to show you

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that Ukraine

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is not just about war. We want to

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show you how wonderful

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Ukrainian art is, even when it is

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created during wartime. How beautiful

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Ukrainian songs sound.

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And that's what we want to

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show people in front of our National Theatre.

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Because while the great Russian culture is

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currently only killing people and

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destroying everything, we and the Ukrainians are trying

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to create beauty.

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Therefore,

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we will first sing the

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Ukrainian and German national anthems together.

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Yes, as I said, the focus of our rally

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today is on culture.

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One thing is that Russia claims

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there is no Ukraine, no

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Ukrainian culture, and no Ukrainian

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nation.

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Ukraine has

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thoroughly refuted these propaganda claims.

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I believe that by now the whole

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world knows that Ukraine exists, and

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today we want to

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show Munich once again what a wonderful culture

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Ukraine has.

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and want to showcase the beauty of culture as a counterpoint

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to Russian aggression

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. Thank you very much

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.

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[music]

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Украины

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неваля [music]

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[music]

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нам братья

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украинци [music]

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усмихне

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соя

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[music][chant][singing]

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наше [music] вожеки [singing]

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запаєми [music][singing]

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браття [music][singing]

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у своїй

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[music]

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душайте

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[music]

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[music]

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Мы [music]

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покажем,

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что мы братя [sing]

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to [music] zamorom.

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[music]

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[music]

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[singing]

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[music]

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позже

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мозако [music]

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слава Украине

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Slav

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German Hinder.

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Did anyone even manage to

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get into German?

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We can't do it.

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Not enough, not enough,

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those who have exchanged

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the pen, the

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cooking spoon or the textbook for a

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weapon in the name of democracy, freedom and self-determination. We are

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not just talking about professional soldiers here, we are talking

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about thousands of volunteers

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who are fighting for their country and our

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Europe. And for all these

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people, and especially for the

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fallen, I now ask for a moment of

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silence. There is also a sign

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in the Ukranian region, both of which are

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also civil. After my visit, I'll go to another

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chicken.

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เฮ

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[music]

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[music]

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[music]

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[music]

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[music]

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[music]

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Thank you.

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Then we begin today's demonstration with

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Munich's cultural icon, Christian

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Springer, a wonderful

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comedian, author and fantastic

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person who always

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comes to the aid of those who need help.

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Many, many thanks,

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dear friends from Ukraine,

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dear people of Munich,

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dear assembled guests, dear people.

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Yesterday,

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12 years ago, a plane took off from Amsterdam

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.

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298

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people were on their way to

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Malaysia.

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In the afternoon, this aircraft crossed

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eastern Ukraine

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and was shot down.

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The bodies were scattered over an area of ​​more than 35 square kilometers.

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One day later, 12

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years ago today, Putin told the world press that

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it was the Ukrainians. We Russians were

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n't responsible. We Russians would

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never do something like that. Dear friends, the whole world

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now knows the truth. Putin

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lies and denies it to this day. It was

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demonstrably the 53rd

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Air Defense Brigade of the Russian

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Armed Forces. It was and is a

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war crime. It is a mass murder. Back then

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in July 2014, just as

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today, what Putin is doing

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to the families, the women, the elderly

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and the children in Ukraine is a mass murder. What

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Putin needs is not a press conference

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in the Kremlin, but a solitary confinement cell in

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prison forever.

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Why do we often hesitate so long and so

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intensely in Germany?

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Here in Germany, we're rambling on about drone defense

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for Berlin, Iron Dome for Germany,

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more tanks for ourselves, because we

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need to protect ourselves. Why haven't we

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in Germany realized long ago that we are

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already being protected, namely by

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Ukraine? It should say, thank you

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Ukraine, more support for

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Ukraine.

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I may say a few more words about

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culture, art, and also sports.

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That makes me very happy, because I am

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a political cabaret artist and

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author by profession. How do I make a living? About

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writing books, including books about Ukraine,

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in which I am allowed to write whatever I

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want. I make a living from a cabaret show

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on television, where I can say whatever I

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want. I make a living from performing in the

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theater, where I can say what I

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want. I live off artistic freedom, off

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freedom of expression. That does

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n't exist under Putin. One must not

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shake Putin's hand. You mustn't give him an inch

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. Wherever Putin is,

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not only human lives are destroyed,

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but also freedom and art. and the

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culture.

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One of

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the greatest German poets,

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perhaps the greatest, is Friedrich

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Schiller. He wrote a play

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about a liberation struggle.

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It's called William Tell and it takes place in

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Switzerland a long time ago.

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And in it is the famous sentence:

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"Soon we must help.

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It could happen to any of us in the same year

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. That is the message. 200

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years old and still

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valid today. Help, help, help Ukraine

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against the criminal Putin.

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Friedrich Schiller's call for

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solidarity.

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This solidarity is

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why Adolf Hitler banned Wilhelm Tell

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. But not only him, that's how they

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all are, the dictators, the tyrants, the

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criminals. No freedom for

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art. But we will not

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allow that, not yesterday, not today, and

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not tomorrow, because thoughts are

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free.

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The people,

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the people in Kyiv know this.

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Kyiv, a city that

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was already a center for many peoples when here

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in Munich, on this square where we are

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now standing, there was no opera, no

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theater, no restaurant, nothing at all

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when Kyiv was already a

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cultural capital over 1000

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years ago. Back then, there were bushes and bears,

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trees and wild boars here. We can

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learn a lot from you. Thank you, Kyiv, for being

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Munich's twin city. Thank you,

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Ukraine.

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Putin wants annihilation." of free

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art and free culture, and he can look back on

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a long history of suppressing

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art and culture in his country

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.

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A few examples: May 1876.

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Alexander I banned the

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Ukrainian language, then the

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Lenin Library in Moscow, containing

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300,000 books, 600,000 periodicals, and 1

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million newspapers, was inaccessible and

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forbidden to scholars and

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students, or deemed looted art. In 1998,

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the Duma under Putin decided: looted

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art, looted culture will

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not be returned, ever to anyone. Freedom

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of the press—this is where Russia ranks

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last, at 160th out of 180

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countries. Add to that the persecution,

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arrest, torture, and murder of

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thousands of artists.

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Here in our country, only [ __ ] Riot is

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known. Thank God, they are courageous

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women, but there are so many more. Putin is responsible for

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all this destruction of culture

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. Is this seriously what we

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want for Ukraine? No.

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Putin out of Ukraine, and out of the Kremlin

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anyway.

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A

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to Finally, one last sentence about sport. It's

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also a part of a people's culture. I was a

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small child in Munich in 1972.

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That's when I

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saw Ukrainians and Russians for the first time in my life. It

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was a football match in Munich. It was

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the inauguration of the world-famous Munich

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Olympic Stadium

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.

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It was the first match ever played there,

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and it was Germany against

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the Soviet Union.

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It was called a friendly match, but

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it was a misunderstanding,

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because Germany was playing a

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friendly against the team

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of a state that, at the same time, was wreaking havoc

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in Ukraine in 1972. Arbitrary

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arrests, arbitrary dismissals,

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arbitrary house searches.

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Hundreds of trials without

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justice, but with brutal

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verdicts. But I only knew that much

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later. But I watched the football match

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on television.

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Germany won 4-1. The Soviet Union

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lost, and so it will be this time too

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. Moscow will not win. It's been

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12 years now, 12 years too many.

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Putin, give back the Ukrainian children

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. Putin, stop the mass murder

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of civilians. Putin, out of

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Ukraine! Long live Ukraine!

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Thank you!

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[Cheers]

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[Applause]

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Thank you so, so much, dear

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Christian Springer. A very, very

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powerful speech, and

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all the topics addressed were true words.

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We thank you for your solidarity with

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Ukraine and, in general, for your

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solidarity with the people, because Putin

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is the opposite—a

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misanthrope—

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and you, Christian, are always on the

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side of the people. Thank you for that.

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Thank you. Applause again for

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Christian Springer. Next up

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at the microphone is a

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Ukrainian activist, our dear

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Victoria. She will briefly

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introduce herself and her topic. Please applaud.

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Thank you so much for coming in such large numbers.

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Today, I am the topic of my

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sister. She lives in Ukraine and

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is waiting for her boyfriend, the Assof

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fighter, who has been a prisoner of war in Russia for four years

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.

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And here is a letter to you, the

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international community.

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Bdan has been a prisoner of war in Russia for four years and

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two months

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. This year,

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he was unlawfully sentenced by a Russian court

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to 18 years in a

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penal colony with a strict regime.

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Convicted. The only reason is

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that Sasovima is classified as a terrorist organization in Russia

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. These men

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fulfilled their military duty and defended their

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homeland against an aggressor

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.

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Only with the start of the trial were

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we able to

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exchange letters.

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Along with the letters, we were able to

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send him some photos of ourselves. In

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his replies, he wrote that he had

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started drawing so he would

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n't forget the features of my face.

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Later, we managed to arrange for

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some personal belongings to be given to him

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, including a sketchbook and

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pencils, which he himself

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had requested. Since then, he has been drawing.

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He even works without an eraser now because

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it damages the paper. He

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only uses it to lighten certain areas

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. This fills me with great

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admiration. Drawing helps him escape

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the daily grind of memory

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, the daily grind of prison,

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and immerse himself in another world for a moment.

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As a child, Banan drew caricatures,

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but

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he was never able to truly develop his artistic talent because he dedicated his

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entire youth to protecting his country

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. I remember

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how much he used to enjoy coming to the theater where

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I work.

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He He loved performances and always had

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an eye for beauty, and

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he retained this eye despite everything, despite the

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siege of Mariupel, despite the cave

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of captivity, the transports, the

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mistreatment,

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the hunger, and the torture. Bdan is

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not a terrorist as the Russian

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authorities call him. He is a

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sensitive, creative person with a

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rich inner world. A person who

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wants to live freely and create his art. Instead, he sits behind

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bars, deprived of his rights and his

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freedom. Later, he drew

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his mother with his niece, as well as

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his sister. These portraits can also be

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seen here. He

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will be moved again in the next few days

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. We don't yet know exactly where

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.

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People convicted according to this article

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are

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usually taken deep into the interior of Russia

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, where they are supposed to serve their unlawfully

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imposed sentences.

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But then he dreams of organizing

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an exhibition of his

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drawings after his release.

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He also wants to become a tattoo artist. I believe

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with all my heart that this day will

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come, and as soon as

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possible. Until then, you have the

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opportunity to take a small to

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get to know a small part of his art. Please don't

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forget our prisoners of war

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and those unlawfully convicted.

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They are waiting for our freedom. Slava

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Ukraini.

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Thank you so much,

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dear friends. Thank you

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all for being here.

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Every single one of you counts, and we

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are grateful for everyone who

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continues to support Ukraine and doesn't give up. I

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would also like to welcome Markus Hüsmann

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from the CSU. Thank you for

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being here, and also our district

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representative Matthias Bonnigut

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from the SPD, who constantly

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supports us and also

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travels to Ukraine regularly to provide humanitarian aid

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. Thank you all for

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coming today.

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R.

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Okay, now we want a round of

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prisoners.

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Free

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free

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dupda

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авторскими песнями.

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We invite Diana Leg and her Autorader to the stage

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.

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Thank you very much.

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[music]

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slait

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[music]

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з раю

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чуваю вас [singing]

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[music]

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не знаю

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[music]

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[music]

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Зрая моя, здрая, [music]

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те на на небо

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принеси на крила [music][singing]

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все, що людям треба.

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[music]

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Все, що людям

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[music]

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людям треба ж

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означае

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мабуть

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серця [music]

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до раю. [sing]

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[music]

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โ [singing]

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[music]

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[music]

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[music]

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[music]

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[singing] [

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music

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] [music]

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[music]

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[music]

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прийми

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світла [music]

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и любого

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що [singing] душу и пробудить [music]

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пози [singing]

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[music]

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[music][sing]

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птах спитла

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вы збирайтесь

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граю [music]

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вчваю вас

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[music]

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не знаю

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[music]

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[music]

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[music]

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Свебо

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[music]

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Одного [sing] разу сталося [music]

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так, что стала доша зайдт

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зявлялося нас, ронуючи шлях и [music] This is a beautiful

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day for all of us.

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[music]

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до час

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вони казали что сима и дощ [music]

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нас

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яйду

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свій

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я прикладу [music]

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зусиля

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дорого треба пройти и япон

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[music]

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[music]

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Всі пливемокремо в житті такда [music]

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як

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але супутні світла у складно [music]

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реальй

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сюди

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я приладу [music]

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[music]

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[music]

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[music]

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Треба пройти спокойно си

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[music]

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одного разу сталося так, что скупила

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[music] сама.

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This is why we are not there

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[music] and we are talking about the

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village

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[music] on the

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highway треба пройти и я собою [music]

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сила

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я не знай

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[music] я

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пройти и собою [music]

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нас и собою сына

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[music]

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планет миру и любовина

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[music]

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Slava Ukrajini, herojem slava.

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Slava Ukrajini herojem slava slva CSU.

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Before we continue with the program, I'll tell you before we

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continue with the program that you

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can prepare yourself. There is

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an ongoing one, there always is There are more

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actions for Ukraine

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taking place worldwide, and we will be

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participating in one of them today.

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I'll explain the

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details later, but I'd like to

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ask you, if you

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have a key with you—a house key, a car key, anything

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legal—please have it ready. Thank you

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.

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Thanks, Nico.

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Um,

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we're here today, and

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we actually wanted to talk about art and

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culture

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and our prisoners of war,

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and I'll

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talk about that now.

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But first, I wanted to

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say to everyone around me, this is wonderful Ukrainian

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art, and wonderful

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Ukrainian music is playing. Enjoy it.

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We will continue to make art and music

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. We will continue to fight.

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And regarding what's currently happening in Ukraine

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, you see in the news,

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you see many people here with

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cardboard boxes.

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That's democracy.

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That's what we have here. That's what

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we have in Ukraine

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and want to protect. That's one of the

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many reasons why

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we can't

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and mustn't let Russia conquer us again, because

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we are free people.

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And if our government, which we

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elected, does something democratically that...

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Those who did

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n't like what was done, we take to the

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streets and speak out. We

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want the current

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Defense Minister Feder to be given the

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opportunity to complete his crucial

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reforms to modernize

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our defense, to continue in the position

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he has held for the

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past six months.

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That is why people are taking

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to the streets. They want the

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hope we have seen in the last six

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months, the strategy

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we have seen in the last six months

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, to continue. And that's why it's all about: Safe democracy.

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Safe Ukraine.

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Safe democracy. Safe Ukraine. Safe

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democracy. Safe Ukraine.

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Democracy. Safe Ukraine.

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Минулого року мы сказали ніколи знов и ось знов

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мы знову When I got to the street,

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my child was blown

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to the top of Kiev's street The life of the buddha must be

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transferred to the people of Ukraine злі і що

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лочно To do this, you should have the spherical caps on the back of the vagina

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. In order to be able to escape from the

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isolated Crimea for two days, the whole country

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одразу наша військова як Before the

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retelling, you will never be able to see it

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.

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Я впевнений, що сьогодні стоячи тут,

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сьогодні скандуючи, сьогодні ми Apparently

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, Fedorova moved to the

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pose and The sirens were alive, and the

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sows were planted in Ukraine As a result

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, the sign of the

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виграва в

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Слава, Ukraine.

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Well, dear friends, I have already

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prepared you a bit.

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There is

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a global campaign for Ukraine

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that is taking place under a hashtag where there are

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many about this. I hope

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you can read this. #popfirst

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because people are the most important thing in

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the whole thing. It's not just

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about land, about the earth, it's not just about

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democracy and freedom. Without the

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people, none of this is anything, and we

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have to take care of the people.

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There's the Center for Civil Liberties,

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headed by Alexandra

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Matvić.

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They won the Nobel Peace Prize together three years ago

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. I assume most of you,

33:47

especially the

33:49

Ukrainian woman here in the square, know

33:51

Alexandra Matvić and her

33:55

human rights organization, the Center for Civil

33:58

Liberties. And we have an event

34:02

where we say, "People are the

34:04

key." People are symbolically the

34:07

key to the solution. People are

34:10

the key, and we all have a

34:12

key, which you should all please

34:13

take out. Do you all have a

34:14

car key, any kind of

34:17

key?

34:21

I don't see that many. Everyone

34:23

take out their key, please. I

34:25

want to hear lots and lots of keys. There's

34:28

a group of people who do

34:30

n't have a key. They are the

34:33

prisoners of the Russians. They are our

34:35

defenders. Unfortunately, they don't have a

34:37

key.

34:38

Russia has abducted thousands of people

34:41

. The official figures are

34:43

over 12,000 abducted

34:46

Ukrainian children.

34:48

More than 7,000

34:51

Ukrainian soldiers are being held

34:53

captive somewhere. We're not getting any data from

34:55

Russia about this, and thousands of

34:58

civilians in the temporarily

35:00

occupied territories have been abducted by the Russians

35:01

. Please take out

35:04

your key and make a

35:06

sign.

35:08

And don't stop. I want to

35:09

hear that louder. Everyone with a key.

35:19

[music]

35:33

This action is taking place worldwide in many

35:35

countries as a sign for our

35:39

prisoners whom Russia

35:41

has illegally abducted. People first. Thank you

35:44

from the bottom of my heart. Thank you very much. Please

35:51

welcome our next guest.

35:54

Applause, please

36:02

. Democracy must be

36:09

defended. Democracy must be

36:12

defended.

36:17

Democracy must be defended.

36:19

Democracy must be defended. Thank you very much

36:23

.

36:28

Molina, thank

36:31

you very much.

36:33

And I would like to

36:37

give the floor to our wonderful Barbara Stefan.

36:52

Hello on this beautiful afternoon in the

36:55

heart of Munich. Dear

36:58

Ukrainians, dear

37:00

friends of Ukraine, dear

37:03

politicians, dear

37:05

artists, while we

37:08

may be

37:11

thinking about our next summer vacation,

37:15

the Russian attacks

37:18

on the battered The attacks on Ukraine are

37:20

constantly increasing, becoming ever more cruel and

37:22

brutal, and are primarily targeting more and

37:24

more residential buildings, cities,

37:27

hospitals, kindergartens, and the

37:30

Ukrainian civilian population, which

37:34

has already suffered so immensely. It's clear that

37:36

Putin is serious about this

37:39

attack, that it's not just against Ukraine,

37:42

but also against us, that the Ukrainian

37:45

soldiers

37:48

are our defenders, our champions. This is evident in the increasing resurgence of

37:53

Stalinism in Russia under Putin

37:56

. Gulak camps

37:58

are being reopened, prisoners of war

38:01

are being tortured, regime critics are being

38:03

abducted, and many who dare

38:07

to criticize Putin and his war

38:10

are facing

38:12

increasing persecution abroad.

38:14

While the attacks on Ukraine are escalating with

38:16

military force and violence,

38:21

cyberattacks on our infrastructure are also on the rise.

38:24

Putin's seriousness, and his intention to target

38:27

culture—the

38:29

culture, identity,

38:32

people, art, and literature of

38:36

Ukraine—is evident in the fact that

38:40

even cultural monuments, including a World Heritage Site

38:42

like the Kyiv Pechersk Lavra (Monastery of the Caves), are being destroyed. The

38:45

11th century, which is part of

38:48

Ukraine's founding myth. When our

38:51

villages were still relatively uncivilized

38:53

, we had a

38:55

high culture, and with this

38:58

11th-century monastery, we had something

39:01

special, with particularly beautiful

39:02

churches—one of the most beautiful and largest

39:05

Orthodox monastery complexes in the

39:07

world, a World Heritage Site. This too

39:10

was hit, and several churches were severely

39:12

damaged. We see

39:14

Stalinism is making a comeback. Even

39:16

under Stalin, the aim wasn't just to

39:18

physically exterminate and

39:21

starve Ukraine. No, it was always also directed

39:23

against art,

39:25

culture, literature, and

39:28

music. This was already evident in the

39:30

1930s during Stalin's terror, but also again

39:33

in the 1960s with the

39:36

annihilation of the Disents in the

39:38

basic materials era.

39:40

This war, however, is against all of us. This

39:43

war is also against our Western

39:46

values. It's also about our

39:48

democracy. It's about the fact that

39:50

all democracies in Eastern and

39:52

Western Europe are in Putin's sights, and

39:55

that we must finally strive to

39:59

wake up, that we must finally allow

40:01

Ukraine to awaken us. We

40:04

in Europe must stand together and

40:07

make joint efforts. We must better protect our

40:09

infrastructure, but also our values, our

40:12

culture, and the free life we

40:15

are accustomed to. We can

40:17

learn from Ukraine, but also

40:19

from the Poles, the Baltic states, the

40:22

Finns, and the Swedes. We

40:24

need joint

40:25

armament efforts and common

40:27

protection. We see what Ukraine

40:29

can achieve when it is equipped

40:32

or when it

40:34

can produce enough weapons itself. The

40:36

drone attacks reach far into

40:38

Russian territory, and they

40:41

frighten Putin. They are a kind of

40:43

deterrent that also protects us.

40:45

We must not only equip Ukraine but also

40:47

ourselves with a better

40:49

European

40:50

armament concept, with joint

40:53

defensive and offensive weapons, but above all

40:55

with better air defense, with

40:58

protection of the airspace for

41:00

Ukraine and for ourselves. Let us

41:03

work together on this, even during the

41:05

summer break, so that we don't just

41:07

think about vacations but also about our

41:10

shared protection. What

41:12

we have to protect here for our children and grandchildren is precious

41:14

. Ukraine shows

41:16

us how precious it is and how

41:18

difficult it can be to

41:20

protect it. Slava Ukraine.

41:31

Thank you very much. Thank you thank

41:34

you.

41:44

I'm looking for Cararsten.

41:48

Karsten,

41:52

dear Carsten, to the stage, please.

41:54

Carsten to entrance 2 to the stage.

41:56

Thank you.

41:58

Okay, while we're looking for Karsten,

42:02

our wonderful artist Axana

42:06

Ivatür

42:08

has a painting table for young and old

42:12

in the tent furthest from the

42:15

stage.

42:21

This is the name of the lord of the stage of the

42:25

Oksana Iva house

42:29

малювати з дорослими и зтьми

42:32

дойтесь. Також там пара картонок и

42:35

маркери

42:37

[clears throat]

42:38

бажаen.

42:48

Where is?

42:49

I don't know either. Then I'll say

42:50

two more words,

42:52

Tara.

42:54

Karsten and Tamara, please come to the stage.

42:55

Thank you very much, dear friends. I would like to

42:58

thank you all again most sincerely

43:00

for the key action.

43:02

People are the key. Yesterday

43:11

I had the great honor of

43:20

meeting in person with our Nobel Peace Prize laureate, the Ukrainian Alexandra Matvichuk. She sends you her warmest greetings

43:22

and I am also to tell you that she

43:24

is grateful for everyone who

43:27

stands up for Ukraine, for everyone who

43:28

comes to such rallies, and

43:30

especially for everyone who

43:32

participated in this key action today

43:34

. A heartfelt thank you to you all

43:36

from Nobel Peace Prize laureate

43:38

Alexandra Matvichuk. Thank you.

43:46

Slava Ukraine.

43:50

Слава

43:52

слава. Слава.

43:55

Thank you Germany. Don't forget that Ukraine will come to you

44:09

May be today there is a reason

44:14

and a difference in the meaning of the word for the word

44:22

украине

44:25

слава

44:28

Why are we here today? The war

44:31

continues. Some people are on

44:34

vacation, but war doesn't take a

44:36

vacation. The war that Russia is waging

44:38

is a terror against Mytter,

44:43

against children, against the sick, against

44:48

hospitals,

44:50

against rescue vehicles.

44:52

We in Europe must

44:57

decisively say "Stop, this is going too

45:00

far" to this war, and we are doing so in part. That's why

45:05

I thanked Germany. Ukraine has

45:10

received more support in recent years than ever before.

45:13

That's why Russian war logistics have been

45:17

effectively and sustainably destroyed. That's

45:21

why gas pipelines in Russia are being burned

45:26

, so that Russia no longer

45:29

has the funds for the war.

45:32

It's still not enough. We

45:34

must continue to work together with you

45:36

. We must continue to

45:40

communicate with our politicians. Our

45:43

European security is now being

45:47

defended in Europe.

45:50

Our European innovation,

45:52

technology, and finances

45:56

belong in Ukraine, so that they can protect us,

45:59

our children, and our future

46:03

.

46:05

I love that both flags are allowed to

46:07

fly.

46:11

On this poster

46:14

designed for us yesterday, we see

46:17

singing children. Ukrainian culture

46:21

lives and thrives under attacks from

46:26

Russian rockets, Russian

46:29

guided weapons, and Russian

46:31

drones.

46:33

We must do everything we can to preserve this

46:35

culture, these children, for the future

46:40

, so that they have a future

46:43

.

46:44

We must also talk about the fact that

46:47

Russia has been operating open-air nuclear weapons on the left bank of the

46:50

Herto River

46:53

since February

46:57

2026.

46:59

I repeat. Imagine a ghetto

47:03

on the European continent in

47:07

2026.

47:09

Entire villages are

47:11

cut off from supplies.

47:13

Entire villages have no medical

47:16

care.

47:18

We can ask, why aren't they being

47:20

evacuated?

47:21

Unfortunately, Russia has systematically

47:24

destroyed all vehicles there with drones. The

47:28

left bank of the Hona River has been occupied by Russia

47:31

for years.

47:34

The people who used to try

47:36

to escape on foot ca

47:39

n't anymore because Russia keeps

47:42

mining the roads and paths. They

47:45

mine the roads with drones.

47:49

People are injured. They're

47:51

left on the road and they die

47:53

in this heat. They die on the Hona in

47:57

this heat because Russia is operating an

48:00

open-air GTO (Ground Threat Organization) on the left bank of the

48:03

Hona.

48:05

We've been seeing Russian terror in person since May 2024.

48:11

Drones hunt people,

48:14

drones hunt vehicles, buses. We

48:17

need to talk about this. We need to

48:19

talk about the Hona. We need to say

48:22

stop, stop the safari. It's about us.

48:27

Stop the safari. Stop the safari. Stop the Hona.

48:34

Stop the

48:37

safari.

48:38

It started in... We see it today in

48:42

Nikopol, we see it in Odessa, we

48:45

see... In Gramatoors, in the Hark, in the

48:48

summer,

48:50

Russians are again hunting civilians

48:53

with drones, with small PW drones, which are connected to the

48:55

Fers for Europe network

48:58

.

48:59

We must do everything so that our

49:02

innovative technology helps Ukraine

49:05

with drones, with a strategy to

49:08

prevent Russia from carrying out this terror.

49:13

We are doing this, we are doing this Fers for

49:15

Europe. Let's ensure the protection of the

49:17

civilian population.

49:18

Privately, as everyone here knows,

49:22

trying to protect people

49:24

is good, important, and we thank everyone

49:27

who helps us with this.

49:30

But we here also know that this is only

49:34

possible because the Ukrainian armed forces,

49:38

with the help of ammunition, with the help of

49:40

European production, especially from

49:43

Germany,

49:45

are the effective force that

49:48

can also clear the left approach from Her. The

49:51

Ukrainian armed forces, with

49:53

European finances, technologies, and

49:55

production lines,

49:57

are capable of ending the Russian war,

50:01

and we, every single one of

50:04

us, are doing something to make that happen. Here among us are

50:07

people who constantly

50:10

collect these [funds/information].

50:12

Here among us are people who

50:16

speak with someone on the front line every day. Here among us is also

50:19

someone who defended Ukraine, who is

50:23

injured, but still here with us

50:26

. This is from the left bank of

50:29

Hasson. That's why once again Slava Soola

50:35

So.

50:36

Slava S.

50:41

And now I ask Natalia,

50:43

she is in contact with whom she

50:47

keeps collecting for electronic

50:51

devices, the drones

50:54

she keeps collecting for vehicles

50:56

even today.

50:58

and all with the same name

51:11

for the 67 aeromobile dvasmu

51:18

body and

51:20

my хлопців знаем вже The first thing

51:23

in the 2425

51:25

robot is for neither Rebi nor you корисні

51:30

речі. This will take you to the short

51:33

circuit and will take place before the appointment

51:36

один квадроцикл

51:39

хоча б один бон коштуе теж.

51:46

И знаете, вони багато

51:49

хлопців знаходяться нруками. As you can see

51:52

, you have already seen the point where you are going to sleep

51:59

підтримка. You should go

52:03

to the fence called the 8000 level

52:07

3 on the number You

52:10

will win. And glory to Ukraine!

52:14

Fire.

52:17

Natalie is collecting donations for a quadricycle for the

52:21

68th Brigade in Sume. Sume is very

52:24

difficult terrain.

52:27

To deliver ammunition,

52:31

supplies, water, and food

52:33

to the positions, a

52:36

quadricycle is needed. Unfortunately, it's

52:39

expensive: €8,000. Natalie, with the help of

52:43

many of you, has already raised over €3,000.

52:47

We thank everyone who helps so that

52:49

we can reach our goal as quickly as possible

52:51

. Because only together, each and every one

52:54

of us,

52:57

is a valley of this together. Can

53:00

and will we defend ourselves? Can

53:05

and must we support our defenders

53:09

with kind words, with positive

53:12

comments, with a small donation? That's how

53:16

we will win. Only together are

53:18

we strong.

53:28

Glory to Ukraine! Heroes Victory!

53:32

Victory for Ukraine! Victory for Ukraine

53:36

! Victory for Ukraine! Victory for Ukraine!

53:41

Victory for Ukraine! Victory for Ukraine! Victory for Ukraine! Victory for Ukraine! Victory for Ukraine!

53:51

Victory for Ukraine! Victory

53:55

for Ukraine! Victory for Ukraine! Victory

53:59

for Ukraine! Victory for Ukraine! Victory for Ukraine!

54:09

I would like to say a few words to

54:12

Munich society and also

54:15

to our wonderful National Theatre,

54:19

which I greatly appreciate

54:22

and enjoy visiting again and again.

54:26

Unfortunately, a

54:30

performance with the participation of the

54:33

Russian Soprano Anna Nrepko was

54:36

scheduled to perform.

54:39

Um, this is a person who never

54:43

truly distanced herself from Russia and this war

54:47

. This short,

54:52

vague letter, which she had

54:56

her lawyer draft in early 1922

54:59

, was the only thing anyone heard from her on the matter

55:02

.

55:04

She never distanced herself from the fact that

55:07

she had accepted medals from Turkey,

55:10

that she had worked with the

55:14

terrorist organization

55:16

DNR, that she was happy to be photographed wearing a

55:19

T-shirt with the

55:24

slogan "To Berlin," implying that we

55:27

can conquer Berlin again as Russians.

55:30

That's not it. I hope that we in

55:33

Munich society aren't so spoiled by affluence as to

55:39

welcome this kind of art here,

55:41

regardless of whether it hits home

55:44

or not. Thank you.

55:50

We are not only familiar with the wonderful

55:53

cardboard signs that make a clear

55:56

democratic statement about events

55:59

and are sometimes made directly on site, but

56:02

also with

56:04

us today. We are familiar with the wonderful Ukrainian culture

56:07

through Angelika's singing

56:10

. I hope so again today or

56:13

soon.

56:14

The wonderful Ukrainian culture is present

56:17

today at the Front lines, because she has to

56:20

defend her home. The wonderful

56:23

Ukrainian culture is often lost in the prison

56:26

called Russia, as

56:53

children are often held captive in war crime-like captivity as prisoners of war. That's why let's talk about Ukrainian artists. Let's honor them. Let's help a people survive. And I am very sure that the wonderful European culture will only be richer. The sooner

56:58

Ukrainians can live in freedom, in peace, in

57:01

safety, in peace on Ukrainian

57:03

terms. Slava Ukraine,

57:08

Slava. Slaver Munich. Slaver Munich. But

57:12

Ukrainian culture also includes co-

57:19

financing our own defense.

57:21

And we do that with our donations,

57:24

we do that with our appeals,

57:27

we also do that with the small

57:29

auctions.

57:31

And today we have these two very

57:34

Ukrainian items. One something for

57:38

the spirit in the sense of fire spirit and

57:41

one for the spirit in the sense of

57:44

beauty. Let's start with the fire spirit

57:47

. Who is interested in Javeline

57:51

Ukrainian Freedom Horiuka Original? I

57:56

believe it has

57:59

500 ml

58:02

and 40%

58:06

strength. We'll start the first bid

58:10

at 30 €

58:14

30, my mom, I really have to

58:17

admit.

58:19

30

58:28

smak

58:33

bazhayachi,

58:43

a strong drink. I hope it gives you

58:49

strength.

58:52

Taste of Ukraine, Freedom. Folks,

58:55

I'm telling you, enjoy it on ice, even

58:58

if Ukrainian hearts are hot,

59:00

this must be enjoyed cold.

59:04

Yes.

59:06

€40 going once,

59:10

€40 going twice, €

59:13

50, €

59:15

50,

59:22

this will be a nice weekend.

59:27

So, €50 going once, €

59:30

50 going once,

59:45

€60, Markus,

59:50

€60 going once for...

59:54

Do you want to know where this is going?

59:56

I'll tell you, Northern Crimea.

1:00:00

You know what I mean, right? In

1:00:03

Ukraine,

1:00:04

in the north of our beautiful

1:00:07

Crimean peninsula, which will soon be free again, so

1:00:11

that we can once again drink wonderful

1:00:15

coffee in the wonderful cafeterias of the

1:00:19

Crimeans.

1:00:22

Surprises will be financed with this. So,

1:00:26

€60 going once

1:00:29

for the Grimparty. €60 for the Grimparty

1:00:33

. For the second time,

1:00:40

€70! €70, that's enough to celebrate! €70

1:00:44

for the first time,

1:00:47

€70 for the second,

1:00:51

€70 for the third, sold!

1:01:00

Great. Thank you so much. My mom will be

1:01:02

very, very, very happy.

1:01:10

And this is a doll from the

1:01:14

wonderful Viniens region, made by the

1:01:17

dedicated volunteers

1:01:20

who, in their precious

1:01:23

free time,

1:01:25

try to

1:01:28

create art. Let

1:01:30

's start at €30. €

1:01:35

30,

1:01:36

€30.

1:01:39

A beautiful doll.

1:01:42

You can also

1:01:45

take the doll off and play with it, if

1:01:47

you like. This doll was

1:01:50

donated to us

1:01:52

Munich residents by a legend, Jerus Schwarzkopf. Anyone

1:01:55

who sends a vehicle from Poland to the

1:01:59

front will recognize her, because

1:02:02

in Poland there's the "Give

1:02:05

Your Car to the Front" campaign, and she and

1:02:07

her Polish friends drive most of the vehicles at the front.

1:02:10

It's a Mutanka doll

1:02:13

from a legend.

1:02:16

So, €30 for the first time, €

1:02:19

45,

1:02:21

€45 from Colina. €

1:02:27

45, €

1:02:30

50, €

1:02:31

50 from

1:02:35

Julia.

1:02:43

€55 for

1:02:46

a beautiful decorative

1:02:49

doll.

1:02:51

You can remove it and

1:02:53

actually play with it or

1:02:56

display it nicely somewhere. It's a mood booster.

1:03:01

€70.

1:03:02

Wow,

1:03:04

€70 going once.

1:03:08

€70 going twice.

1:03:15

This doll will help finance an

1:03:18

evacuation vehicle

1:03:19

for the woman and the medical staff

1:03:22

. Just so you know,

1:03:24

this doll is a Motanka; she's responsible for the

1:03:27

good spirits in the house. So,

1:03:31

the good spirit goes to

1:03:36

Jüle going three times.

1:03:44

Julia, thank you from the bottom of our hearts, Wirra and

1:03:47

Valeni.

1:03:52

Great.

1:04:06

Who can?

1:04:08

Who can speak porn?

1:04:12

Who can speak Polish?

1:04:16

Polish volunteers gave us this

1:04:19

. Why? Because they know

1:04:23

which technology

1:04:25

Europe will use to

1:04:27

successfully defend itself. With

1:04:31

drone technology,

1:04:32

we will defeat Russian terror.

1:04:35

It's labeled in Polish. I

1:04:38

can speak a little Polish, but there's

1:04:40

a word I don't know.

1:04:51

So, we need technical assistance.

1:04:59

It says, in case anyone understands, "

1:05:02

narodu."

1:05:10

I think that's the active one. Thank you.

1:05:24

Um, a beautiful picture.

1:05:28

Um,

1:05:31

how about With a city bid of €40?

1:05:37

€50 going once, Alex. €

1:05:41

50 going once. Украины

1:05:53

слава Украине для муж народу украинского

1:05:59

поляки минск мазовецки

1:06:04

2025 Yes,

1:06:07

so €50 going once.

1:06:14

Who's asking me

1:06:18

€50 going

1:06:21

twice? €

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60 €60

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€60

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Markus gives €60.

1:06:38

So €60 going once. €75 €

1:06:43

75 You want the picture? I see it.

1:06:47

€75 going once,

1:06:51

€75 going twice,

1:06:58

€75 going three times, sold.

1:07:05

The wonderful artwork, the

1:07:07

inimitable example,

1:07:09

porn-rainic,

1:07:11

timid collaboration for our and

1:07:14

your freedom goes to Alexi. I am

1:07:17

very proud of it. Thanks Alexi. So, the

1:07:20

nice money goes to Tara. Tamara

1:07:22

distributes it further.

1:07:41

оголошення передостан

1:07:43

и переходимо концерту

1:07:46

волонтер

1:08:00

von animal good help. We

1:08:05

sent 45 tons to Ukraine last year. Mainly medical

1:08:08

supplies. We get more and more goods.

1:08:11

We need helpers to

1:08:12

help us sort things out.

1:08:32

Нам потболонте

1:08:36

які зможуть нам допомогти.

1:08:39

у демонтаж медичного обладнання, у

1:08:42

завантаженні авживок. The Minus Rock was my first

1:08:50

choice on the 14th You can

1:08:52

refer to the name of the chervone name given to you

1:08:55

стоїть. My mother has all

1:08:58

the information about my eyes, which means that there is a danger in my

1:09:01

prayer. Будь ласка, долучайтеся. This is why the

1:09:04

proposed

1:09:08

organization Energy for Ukraine, the

1:09:11

Volunteers збираю парбанки, веновизори,

1:09:14

ліхтарики для ЗСУ. In addition, it is necessary

1:09:18

to install the mechanical lock, the soldering is

1:09:22

clever приладів для ЗСУ, теж будь ласка

1:09:25

, підходьте до мене, I will provide

1:09:27

information, I will be able to do so

1:09:31

, thank you.

1:09:33

We have also sent thousands more than several thousand

1:09:36

bottles from gyms to

1:09:40

Ukraine, which are being delivered by drones

1:09:41

to wounded soldiers.

1:09:45

Uh, we need helpers for sorting and

1:09:47

we have also set up a network. Or rather

1:09:50

, it is in the process of being

1:09:52

set up and many Ukrainian

1:09:54

organizations in Munich are

1:09:55

collaborating.

1:09:58

Simply scan the code here

1:10:00

and organizations that would like to

1:10:02

participate, please contact us.

1:10:09

сайт

1:10:11

збання на різноманітні благодійны The background of the

1:10:14

organiza- tions and the cross-section of the organs can be

1:10:17

communicated to all organiza- tions. If you have a

1:10:21

QR code in France, you can get the information

1:10:23

on the site and on the other side

1:10:27

передавонформаю

1:10:29

у This is for Blago.

1:10:33

Так, будь ласка,

1:10:35

скануйте.

1:10:38

There is a future if there are any

1:10:39

transports outstanding and drivers are needed

1:10:41

or other people

1:10:43

are needed, for example. There are even five

1:10:46

medical routes in Poland because no

1:10:48

drivers can be found. Things like this need to be

1:10:50

better organized.

1:10:54

My opinion is also very important to you during the winter

1:11:00

України и нам You can

1:11:11

also get acquainted with the animal in this way нас.

1:11:15

Thank you very much and see you at the stand.

1:11:20

Слава Украине.

1:11:26

According to

1:11:29

Ankoben's opinion

1:11:33

, my name is close to

1:11:37

my voice.

1:11:42

What do we need? Нам треба изоляция

1:11:46

кацапистану и зброя мы могли подоламу

1:11:51

почнемо изоляции

1:11:55

Russia

1:11:57

against Russia against Russia against Russia against Russia against Russia

1:12:12

against Russia

1:12:17

away with Russia from sport and culture

1:12:20

away with Russia from sport and culture

1:12:24

away with Russia from sport and culture away with Russia from sport and culture away with Russia from sport

1:12:31

and culture away with

1:12:38

Russia from sport and culture away

1:12:42

with Russia. From sport and culture. Away

1:12:45

with Russia from sport and culture.

1:12:55

Many

1:12:59

many weapons for Ukraine. Many weapons for

1:13:07

Ukraine. Many weapons for Ukraine

1:13:10

.

1:13:12

Many weapons for Ukraine.

1:13:15

Many weapons for Ukraine. And remember

1:13:18

, Ukraine defends us all, including

1:13:22

us here in Munich.

1:13:25

Ukraine defends us all. Ukraine

1:13:30

defends us all. Ukraine defends us

1:13:34

all. Ukraine defends us all.

1:13:40

Ukraine defends us all.

1:13:44

Supporting Ukraine means

1:13:46

protecting Europe. Supporting Ukraine

1:13:50

means protecting Europe. Supporting Ukraine means

1:13:53

protecting Europe.

1:13:58

Supporting Ukraine means

1:14:01

protecting Europe.

1:14:48

Now we'll continue with our

1:14:49

cultural program for Ukraine.

1:14:59

The instruments just need a quick

1:15:01

tuning, and then we'll

1:15:02

continue. Please be patient for two minutes.

1:15:08

[music]

1:15:18

[music]

1:15:20

Your wind,

1:15:22

your wind has come

1:15:25

to you, [music]

1:15:27

зустрічала

1:15:28

и спонями

1:15:31

и сонячным теплом.

1:15:33

[music] життя ловит

1:15:38

твоя весна и твое теплотвое [music]

1:15:41

[singing]

1:15:43

життя и твоя любов

1:15:47

твоя весна Ah.

1:15:50

[music]

1:15:57

[music]

1:16:02

[music]

1:16:07

[music]

1:16:11

пор пере

1:16:14

залило [music]

1:16:15

сонцепки

1:16:18

тринбуш

1:16:21

и набираете в грите [music]

1:16:24

місто [singing] That's

1:16:26

not the last two

1:16:30

и твое тепло [singing]

1:16:32

твое [music] живе и твоя любов

1:16:37

твоя

1:16:46

[music]

1:16:55

[music]

1:17:03

[singing]

1:17:03

[music] [music

1:17:10

]

1:17:16

[music]

1:17:21

[music]

1:17:27

[music]

1:17:29

Дякую. Дякую

1:17:34

.

1:17:37

Трошки лірики. It's worth it to be

1:17:40

fun

1:17:42

and possible in your home. Кто знаейте

1:17:46

[music]

1:17:50

[music]

1:17:58

[music]

1:18:04

[

1:18:17

Music]

1:18:24

трапляются комусь казкови герои

1:18:29

а в себе хто в себе я е ато я [music]

1:18:34

социальна

1:18:36

полина я налинах

1:18:41

[music] буваю

1:18:43

насправді

1:18:45

мабуть есна людина

1:18:49

та головне зрозуміти [music] повина я на

1:18:54

кона

1:18:58

я не [music] люблю ни галосу крику

1:19:02

свої справи люди [music] пнуку все

1:19:06

одне знати повинна [music]

1:19:10

дона

1:19:13

Я на кона

1:19:16

[music]

1:19:23

[music]

1:19:31

[music]

1:19:32

чорнявый алой тужи

1:19:36

[music]

1:19:38

байдужа.

1:19:40

Як рам а всх пошма [music]

1:19:44

у всіх м констатуешля

1:19:49

[music] комусь казкови героисто

1:19:54

я е а хто я сутильна [music]

1:19:58

безпринципна тварина але войнина я

1:20:02

налина

1:20:04

[music]

1:20:05

я со неш агина

1:20:09

Мабуть, усервисна [music]

1:20:12

людина

1:20:14

головне зрозуміна

1:20:17

[music] and

1:20:18

наблюда

1:20:26

ково справи [music] людину все

1:20:30

одне знати повина

1:20:37

Яна колена

1:20:42

кона.

1:20:49

[music]

1:20:58

[cheering] Дякую

1:20:59

.

1:21:05

Шляхова

1:21:07

заспевает для нас. Будь ласка.

1:21:42

[music]

1:21:51

[music]

1:21:55

сонце зшло

1:21:59

хай я здраво свитно [music]

1:22:04

дорого заплачено

1:22:07

[music]

1:22:09

мы их не пробачимо

1:22:14

дорого заплачено [music]

1:22:19

Мы их не пробачимо.

1:22:24

I didn't test it. [music][singing]

1:22:29

О, як бы вы бачили,

1:22:32

[music]

1:22:34

як журавлі,

1:22:39

бо вкасли [music]

1:22:44

яжу.

1:22:46

[music]

1:22:49

наш дах несли [music]

1:22:54

нанесли

1:22:56

боги

1:23:00

нема [music][singing] боги

1:23:04

так багато втрачено

1:23:07

[music]

1:23:09

доро заплачено

1:23:13

[music]

1:23:14

так багато втраче

1:23:16

[singing]

1:23:19

Doro zapčeno

1:23:26

[music]

1:23:37

[music]

1:23:44

Дорого [music]

1:23:45

заплачено.

1:23:49

Мы их не пробачи.

1:23:51

[music]

1:23:55

светит [music] воно

1:23:59

украинское

1:24:04

право видеть [music]

1:24:06

пона

1:24:09

украинское сонцеš [music]

1:24:14

alles graт [music][singing]

1:24:19

ukrains healthy

1:24:21

[music]

1:24:24

Ukrainski sonra

1:24:28

[music]

1:24:51

So now we sing together with

1:24:56

Irena Waheruk.

1:24:59

Applause please.

1:25:18

[music]

1:25:26

[music]

1:25:29

Great.

1:25:34

[music]

1:25:42

[music]

1:25:46

Я дуле [music]

1:25:49

горы на широкі

1:25:52

полони [music]

1:25:54

и попрошу втру

1:25:58

а він не спав донищо

1:26:02

летил [music] нальче

1:26:07

и вро

1:26:09

и дізна [music]

1:26:11

моя мыла кари [singing] очи чр бровы

1:26:17

[music]

1:26:19

мыла мыла моя люба моя

1:26:25

[music] сви

1:26:27

Я несу в очах на тебе весь смакитный вет.

1:26:32

[music]

1:26:35

Я несу любов заю

1:26:40

молоду.

1:26:42

[music]

1:26:43

И сади цвету для мене

1:26:47

до тебе иду. [music]

1:26:53

[music]

1:26:59

[music]

1:27:06

[music]

1:27:21

[music]

1:27:22

А як

1:27:24

з полони

1:27:26

полети

1:27:28

не захоче все [music] однознайду

1:27:32

вчину чорні брови [music][singing]

1:27:36

пари очи

1:27:38

перейду

1:27:39

я быстры рки

1:27:42

безбровы [music]

1:27:45

шляхи

1:27:48

покажуть

1:27:49

[singing]

1:27:50

очи Чрни [music] бровы.

1:27:55

Мила моя [sing] любовь [music]

1:28:00

я світ.

1:28:03

Я несу в очах до тебе [music]

1:28:07

весь

1:28:08

світ. If you

1:28:11

love me, [music] is a little

1:28:15

girl.

1:28:19

ти цвето для [music] мене тебе

1:28:23

иду Oh.

1:28:28

[music]

1:28:35

[music]

1:28:41

[music]

1:28:49

Дякую за чудови спогади. А тепер

1:29:02

жасмина не спайте.

1:29:07

Доброго дня всім. These three points are

1:29:09

clear,

1:29:11

but they are not visible. Будет зараз

1:29:15

люли. Будем ворогам показвали.

1:29:25

Люли-любором [music]

1:29:27

покажем.

1:29:28

Люли

1:29:30

недлей зой

1:29:34

зачень

1:29:35

всй [music]

1:29:37

бо шлях буде далеченьки молитра двшина

1:29:42

поким поки любим [music] не зламо нас

1:29:47

огро не инуе слово справ музики готови

1:29:53

[music]

1:29:54

зодукамиля

1:29:58

моря мы готови

1:30:01

музыки [music] мы готови

1:30:04

по думками біля моря гей-гей люли-люм

1:30:09

покажем лей люли-лює [music]

1:30:15

ей люли-чули помка

1:30:19

ей [music] люли-чули смее для нихля нихля

1:30:55

Люли

1:30:56

ми. Ей люли [music]

1:31:00

покажи. Ей люли

1:31:06

[music]

1:31:06

у люлий

1:31:14

люли. [music]

1:31:18

Hey hey.

1:31:23

[music]

1:31:28

[music]

1:31:33

[music]

1:31:39

[music]

1:31:42

й

1:31:44

олилуй

1:31:46

йлі [music]

1:31:48

олій-люли

1:31:56

дякую вам заступна песня буде краще

1:32:04

наша прекрасна

1:32:09

Applause please

1:32:11

for the Crimean Tatar

1:32:13

artist Len Osmanov

1:32:16

Заслужена ртистка украины заслужена

1:32:20

ртистка Республики Кримнов

1:32:23

Автоном. Звичайно ж республики Крим

1:32:26

кляму

1:32:28

забираются

1:32:30

крим - це украина крим Украина. Crimea

1:32:35

Ukraine

1:32:37

Crimea Ukraine Crimea Ukraine Crimea Ukraine.

1:32:44

[cheers]

1:32:46

Доброго вечера доброго вечора Мюнх так

1:32:50

наразі This happened in Berlin between now and then when the

1:32:52

dopomagas also came to you

1:32:57

Nowadays, you should be in Munchen before you know it

1:33:02

збираєтесь The devil's name is the same as the devil's dream, but you still have to do it

1:33:07

тримаємось віримо допомага і обов'язково

1:33:09

переможемо і повернемось до нашої

1:33:11

україни і до нашго рдного криму It's

1:33:18

nice to be here again. Lenara

1:33:20

has been in Berlin for some time,

1:33:23

but she is always here and we

1:33:26

continue to work, we continue to sing and we continue to hope for the return of the same

1:33:40

cultural identity

1:33:44

народу, кримсько-татар As the

1:33:46

story goes, both symbolically and with my mother, the story of

1:33:50

Munchen's opera also comes to mind What is the

1:33:54

culture of the Crimean-Tatar narod

1:33:55

culture? українського народу тому This means that the power is pumped to the coil with the snowball

1:34:01

пісню

1:34:04

нашу мову нашу идентич обов'язково ще бильше

1:34:08

маємо сил и обов'язково топере

1:34:15

укра

1:34:15

and our culture, our languages,

1:34:19

our songs protect and sing that

1:34:28

наших українських наших хлопців та дЖвчат, які

1:34:31

загинули під час війни If you

1:34:34

love your partner, you can go to the next place

1:34:40

незалежність і за According to Crimea, everything is important

1:34:42

. І тому ми не маємо права

1:34:44

здаватися. мамася и допомага

1:34:49

загибель не була

1:34:53

so many people are fighting for Ukraine

1:34:55

so many people are suffering for Ukraine

1:34:58

so many people have

1:35:00

already died for Ukraine and we will continue to

1:35:04

support Ukraine.

1:35:07

Their sacrifices are not in vain. We

1:35:11

will win. We will continue to support our country,

1:35:14

our democracy, and our people

1:35:17

.

1:35:26

Крым-татар народна зберіга народ песниль

1:35:32

тариш.

1:35:39

[music]

1:35:41

Уметерец з нашго чорного моря, з нашго

1:35:44

зокоба

1:35:47

наш прекрасный крывский [music]

1:35:52

Mod долоньки ручки так догори так и

1:35:56

робити такі прекрасні рухи. Дивите, ось

1:35:59

так сонечка давайте. [music]

1:36:07

[music]

1:36:08

Дякую. Браво,

1:36:10

браво.

1:36:14

[music]

1:36:23

[music]

1:36:27

دمز

1:36:32

دش

1:36:35

[music]

1:36:42

[music]

1:36:45

Thank you very much [music]

1:36:55

[music]

1:36:57

ن

1:37:01

با

1:37:03

[music]

1:37:12

bir

1:37:14

var.

1:37:16

[music]

1:37:22

[music]

1:37:31

[music]

1:37:33

А тепер такі рухи зберіга The identity of

1:37:37

both of you and your swashbucklers comes from my song

1:37:39

[music] under the bridge кримські

1:37:41

хвили хвилиного моря зараз буде

1:37:45

прекрасна лірична частина крикота

1:37:49

[music]

1:37:51

анувчатка разом дякую bravo

1:38:56

татарсь

1:38:58

про те, як I don't want any lover

1:39:02

to go to one place and to the next one

1:39:05

подару сили які мають нас

1:39:08

трима на цій землі дякуют тримаємось

1:39:11

слава Україні дякую

1:39:24

настр The next

1:39:27

door was the scene of the

1:39:32

Ukraine, and the baggage was carried out

1:39:34

All the information about the two of you

1:39:36

and yours were

1:39:40

not triggered For the boy and my

1:39:42

sister Presented the new drink to your loved one for what

1:39:44

. О, what is the

1:39:46

noise?

1:39:49

Або комар. Ух, поехали.

1:39:54

[music]

1:39:57

Давай сниже музыку. Ukh.

1:40:01

[music]

1:40:03

Ой, ещё что за шум уже? [music]

1:40:07

Что комартой нам усі оженился?

1:40:11

What's your comment about?

1:40:15

[screaming]

1:40:18

[music]

1:40:18

Взяв вн соб жінку невеличку.

1:40:23

What about the head and

1:40:27

not the rope?

1:40:31

[music]

1:40:37

[music]

1:40:43

[music]

1:40:44

парище

1:40:46

не вміє с комариком добре жити ще не

1:40:50

[music] вміє с комариком добре жити ойже

1:40:54

наш комар набочку зри

1:40:57

ниженьки [music]

1:40:59

по листочку

1:41:02

свои ниженьки по листочку

1:41:08

[music]

1:41:16

Де [music] взялася

1:41:18

шурабра?

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red-colored

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Ukrainian Berets of Alena are

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not a Ukrainian woman

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from the Free University was the

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academic director, Ms. Дякую дякующику

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The heart

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and heart of the heart are close to the heart of the

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Ukrainian shower. It's nice to have a nice evening before you go to the bathroom

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. Please note

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and prepare for the next

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transfer.

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Slava from Ukraine to the post office is very important The most important thing in

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Ukraine is the time when the two of you are there

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міс в безпечному

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просто допомагам перемага

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допомага и надиха

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без

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солідарно без нашого натхнення без The next thing you need to know is that you can easily get it before you get there You can see it too

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Next shower or my address to the shower room, please bring the person to the shower The power of

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all of you can be used for yoga

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закінчення and this означае Please note that there is a beautiful

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shower in Ukrainian culture наша

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украинска

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наше украин мистецтво

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наша украинска творчисть

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наша Ukrainian identity between the two

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присвячений власне

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демонстрації світові нашої української

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души в усіх According to the history of history, there are

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three words that are unique to us

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нашої духовности и The meaning of the shower is the word of

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peace to my people from all over

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Ukraine

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Молодці. Наша перша опора. My heart has a decorative

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identity. My heart is not worth mentioning

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, it is very

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sovereign and good сльперемогу.

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Друге слово свобода. What about the

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crane? Robot to the cabinet is a

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pleasure for people in my world

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иператорів в нас нас рабовласників

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так ми можемо бути анархістами але

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навіть гетьманів ми

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We didn't send anything to our hearts and our

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gold peaks First of all, the beautiful shower has a wave effect

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and is absolutely

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absolute гідность свобода

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и одне The word is another word for you and is also a black word for the shower The most important decoration is the

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identity of the

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fragrances, which is why all the

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mistresses are important

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for the shower, here For the morality of the people

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, Ukrainian укран народ

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мораль духов цЖнно хором так бсолютно тожна

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перемог народ Yes,

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my friend The first thing that the eggs breathe is

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morality and the smell of the

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eggs витримують

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будь-які лихолітя і будь-яке

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випробовування. The most important part of

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culture is that of the whole world in the

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course справи. 10 млн

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дронів за о рік - хороша цифра для

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виробництва Україною цьго року.

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Наступний рік, в знаете, цифра ме бути бути

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подвона добре

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слово и гвинтівка These are the words, it's not worth the

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word and the old town, with my name

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. If you want to hear

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the word, you should read the

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previous words:

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гідність, свобода, духовнсть и мораль цЖнно

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тому

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нема тої сили, яка б If you can eat,

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no problem So, the egg was decorated with

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life and death

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and but it was a

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civilized democrat There is no

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light near Maybut and this is with me in all the

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European rooms

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снозу

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так чи Mom and my buttocks are both together and this budemo is with all the meaning

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of the wedding The conversion of the earth is

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possible before the end. Tak. Слава

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Україні, мои хорошие рола.

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Slava was

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called Ukraine.

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Будьмой

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будьмой. Будьмо гей. Будьмо гей. Гейгей.

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Будьмо переможцями будьмо завжди будьмо

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українцями. И найважливіше,

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будьмо тими, хто нездоланні.

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All of us have to look at the eyes of the forest, and

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this is not the case.

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All of you, you don't have to look at yourself, and you can't see your name

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. To him it is possible

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, just to know that, with his

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eyes. The two of you will have to take the opportunity to do what

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you want наших наступных зустрічей. This is the name of the

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Ukranian language

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. Дякую

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пане Лариса. Thank you, thank you Ms.

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Larissa Dkowska, Rector of the

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Ukrainian Free University, for

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these insightful speeches. Mr. Schitlowski,

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please come on stage. Heavens, let's

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all sing the heavens together one more time. We have reached the

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end of our rally. Please,

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Mr. Schlowski, come to the stage. Ankand,

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all the singers, please come onto

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the stage, and all those who are still here,

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please move a little closer together

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and sing our heaven with us.

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We sing the Ukrainian and the German songs together.

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Come on, come on, come on, up, up.

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Ты так говоришь там

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что [music] мы [singing] браття

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дать бого

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Slavi,

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sing the German

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national heaven with us.

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Holiness

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all the [music][sing]

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Father [sing]

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Wow, thank you very much. a very interesting

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interpretation of the German national character.

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I think that would have even freed Die Toten

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Hosen. Yes, thank you

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, we're now at the end of our

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rally. A few closing words

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from our dear Valentina Demar,

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please.

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We stick together. It's wonderful

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that you exist.

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We stand together with the High School for the

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promotion of the course, which also

2:23:56

means the Minister of Defense Федером.

2:23:59

Нам треба перемога.

2:24:07

Please note that the president has the privilege of having the sound powered

2:24:12

normal course. If you are a

2:24:16

warrior of the army

2:24:19

in the desert, you will be able to transform the drones.

2:24:30

Ukraine, the best Ukraine, has the Ukraine to

2:24:36

move the Ukraine to the world

2:24:39

The drones of the yak are attached to the

2:24:43

people of the yak for the reform of the yak яка

2:24:47

завдяки робова

2:24:50

и The commander reached the level of advanced technology

2:24:59

кралина

2:25:03

нептализация

2:25:06

нам потбров дайтему дороб

2:25:17

[applause]

2:25:19

is from Ukraine but in the

2:25:21

German news it was reported that

2:25:23

President Zelensky is ready to

2:25:27

depose Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces Sirski and they are

2:25:29

currently looking for a successor. That was the

2:25:31

news. So that would be, I haven't

2:25:34

read any of the за

2:25:45

любимо Украину yet.

2:25:59

No, I want to thank you all. We'll

2:26:02

see you at a

2:26:05

rally without speeches, just music and

2:26:09

posters. On August 1st at

2:26:13

Marienplatz at 10:45

2:26:17

for one and a half hours. We are standing at

2:26:21

Marienplatz where

2:26:24

the beautiful bells ring, and we are

2:26:27

delivering our message.

2:26:29

It's a Sunday. Sunday the 23rd.

2:26:32

No, no. August 1st.

2:26:34

Ah, August 1st. Excuse me. I

2:26:35

already wish for a demonstration to go too far.

2:26:37

Forgiveness. On

2:26:38

August 1st. At

2:26:48

10:45 a.m. we received

2:26:50

music and posters from the

2:26:54

hotel Many of you should go

2:26:57

to

2:26:59

Korelune and see it

2:27:02

в Україні

2:27:05

так и будете

2:27:09

24 серпня тост 23

2:27:26

August 23rd Mariplatz October 3rd Kber something like that

2:27:29

. Exactly

2:27:29

.

2:27:30

Yes, that works.

2:27:31

Wonderful.

2:27:32

Thank you so much!

2:27:33

Thank you all so much for

2:27:34

being here.

2:27:36

See you later.

2:27:37

I'd like to briefly promote

2:27:39

myself, if you'll

2:27:40

allow me. It also concerns Ukraine.

2:27:43

I will be holding a political panel discussion with the Ukrainian Free University this coming Monday,

2:27:45

that is, in two days,

2:27:48

together with the Ukrainian Free

2:27:50

University,

2:27:54

a panel discussion with a very

2:27:56

high-profile lineup. Uh, they are

2:27:59

friends of Ukraine there. Dr. Anton

2:28:01

Hofreiter, Member of the Bundestag. Um,

2:28:04

he's the chairman of the committee

2:28:06

for European affairs in the Bundestag. He

2:28:08

will discuss this with us there. And

2:28:10

Dr. Bernt Poselt, member of the CSU executive committee

2:28:13

and also president of the

2:28:15

Paneuropean Union Germany,

2:28:19

worked in the European Parliament for over 40 years; he is a high-ranking

2:28:22

European.

2:28:24

Journalist Judit Schacht from Bavarian Broadcasting will also be joining us,

2:28:26

and together we will discuss Europe's

2:28:29

future together with Ukraine

2:28:31

and whether we

2:28:33

need new structures for it. You are cordially

2:28:34

invited. Monday, now on Monday, 6:30

2:28:38

p.m. to 3:30 p.m. at Kaulbachstraße 31 in the

2:28:41

College of Philosophy at the

2:28:45

Ukrainian Free University. It's the

2:28:46

same place at the back of the LU building, in the large lecture

2:28:49

hall. Welcome. Thank you very much

2:28:50

. Last but

2:28:55

not least, we would like to

2:28:57

thank Valentina de for this great

2:28:59

organization and also Tamarau Krienko.

2:29:03

Thank you so much, dear Valentina, dear

2:29:06

Solomia, for the technology, for the music,

2:29:07

for your great band, for your singing

2:29:09

and all the artists

2:29:11

who were here, and of course all of you,

2:29:13

because without you this wouldn't be possible.

2:29:16

Thank you very much.

2:29:18

And let's not forget the Fellers for

2:29:21

Europe. A really strong group,

2:29:25

fighting incredibly hard for Ukraine. Thank you Tamara, thank you Fellers

2:29:27

for Europe for your dedication, it is

2:29:30

simply priceless. Thank you so much to all the wonderful

2:29:32

helpers, thank you very much indeed.

2:29:36

So many people have helped

2:29:38

.

2:29:43

Дерк Николоя

2:29:46

Михайло

2:29:49

Алексей Полина

2:29:52

Виталина

2:29:55

Alex

2:29:59

Wolfgang Klaus so

2:30:03

many others helped, everyone helped

2:30:06

build it, and also our

2:30:09

groups who set up the filters there

2:30:12

.

2:30:13

Thank you so much to everyone.

2:30:14

Thank you.

2:30:17

We are a team on

2:30:20

both sides of the microphone.

2:30:22

Thanks.

2:30:24

Thank you very much.

2:30:26

Get home safely.

2:30:29

And that officially concludes

2:30:32

our event. We wish you a

2:30:34

pleasant journey home.

2:30:39

закрываемонг бажам всм гарностася

2:30:42

додому и чудових выхдних

2:30:45

Yes,

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