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Excellent podcast. Shows how deep they don’t understand Russians at all, shallow minded and jealous.

Thank you 🙏 cool content ❤

Anne is a brilliant journalist. Until recently I didn't know she is a wife of Radosław Sikorski, also brilliant, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Poland. The content of this interview, and Anne's book, is pretty horrifying, but she, and her husband, always make me feel hopeful❣

No he can't

Thank you. I'm glad I found this channel.

Thank you. I hope these words really sink in here in the west.

Thank you both, very interesting!

Thank you, Volodymyr Yermolenko, Sérgio Utsch, Flávia Tavares, and Guto Pasko, for this interesting conversation. 🇺🇦 Перемоги та миру всім українцям! 🇺🇦

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Ohne thing I could ask, though I really appriciate our thesis: the USA made sure, that they will not follow international law, if it is not in their interest. Is it possible, that other countries took this as a role Model?

Thank you for staying strong Ukraine! 💙💛

Great video ! Question, was NATO membership for Ukraine a key reason why Russia invaded Ukraine ?

Forgiveness is for the forgiver, not the forgiven. An incredibly difficult realization and act. Also a path to freedom.

Dumbest thing I ever heard.

Zelensky banning political parties/TV channels and is now past his term because he canceled election 😂 The dude is now a dictator and you clowns are talking about Freedom 🤦‍♂️ Snyder is a lying western propaganda and I can’t wait till the day the US warmongering Empire loses it’s power! 🤮

🇷🇺 is going to win and 🇺🇦 should have learned to get along with the ethnic Russian population but they didn’t. The US/NATO is using Ukrainians to fight a proxy war against 🇷🇺 so the US can maintain their hegemony 😞

😂lol 😂😂 so Prof. Snyder thinks this place should be on another planet? But to appreciate that comment you have to make a lot of effort to understand that. Is it an accident or a luxury for the wealthy to have so many opportunities to be here in Japan? I would like to know the value of destination.

Professor Snyder is a necessary luxury

The audience is concerned with very practical things. I appreciate that the questions are practical so Prof. Snyder has to be less philosophical I can never have time to learn about Ukrainian language and arts, or Russia or my home language. Ukraine is a necessary luxury.

When we look at maps we are looking at reflections of ourselves. Ourselves is who we are in the place we are standing.,, that changes from people to people, and time to time. So everywhere and no whee is a borderline to where we are now.

Thank you for your context to inspire Prof. Snyder in his delivery of the message we in the greater audience need to be connected to. It’s so easy to forget, to change the channel of connection.

Such an amazing event. Timothy Snyder is always extraordinary, but the questions were all excellent and added a true sense of reality to the conversation. Thank you all so much, and Slava Ukraini 🇺🇦

I wonder... If a city can be rebuilt then is it possible to rebuild the world? Because there might be a time, and perhaps it is now, that this might be a requirement. Thank you, Kharkiv!

Slava Ukraini 🇺🇦

The Nazikraine is about go bye bye, and good fucking RIDDANCE !!! SLAVA Rossya !!!

Don't worry. Trump is going to swap them for golf courses.

Дуже дякую. 🦁🌻🇺🇦 Слава Україні! #SlavaUkraini #СлаваУкраїні #fightlikeaUkrainian

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The things discussed here are most important and central to the future of not only Ukraine, but the rest of the world, as Prof. Snyder illuminated. What I wish is for conversations like this to become more central, and to be more important than they currently are in the world at large. I wish this also because it is inconceivable to me for Kharkiv and Dnipro to be anything other than centres of Ukrainian culture and places that define Ukrainian freedom. And for that we need people to pay attention. Thank you for this talk.

When it comes to Timothy Snyder , any conversation becomes special and amazing. Here we are hearing about Freedom, and I hope that more people can listen to Mr Snyder 's thoughts , and also that more people can read his last book. Huge gratitude to Volodymyr Yermolenko for organising this event. Slava Ukraini ! 👏🇺🇦✌️💙💛

Sending my prayers and support and gratitude to Ukraine from California. ❤ I am so sorry for the suffering of Ukrainians and the destruction done to the country. I’m so grateful to Prof Snyder’s efforts to educate the American people about Ukraine. He continues to teach us, and we must learn. prof Snyder is so right in his assessment of positive and negative freedom. We would be wise to heed his words. God bless you all.

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Excellent conversations. Always interesting to hear Mr. Snyder’s well thought out and developed opinions. Thank you

Thank you, Volodymyr Yermolenko and Timothy Snyder, for your conversation in Kharkiv. Very much appreciated. 🇺🇦 Перемоги та миру всім українцям! 🇺🇦

Thank you for great interview. Mr. Snyder is a very logical, knowlegable person. I always find it interesting to listen to Mr. Snyder and I always learn something from listening to him. Mr. Snyder thank you for sharing your knowledge

This borderland metaphor is problematic, tons of people who don't live here and know the language think "Ukraine" means "borderland", which is just complete BS. It's ruzzian imperial nonsense. "Kraina" = country, and on old maps, Ukraine was spelt Vkraina, "v" = in, "kraina" = country, so more likely "Vkraina" (Ukraina) means "in country". No one really knows the etymology but its more likely this aforementioned explain.

God bless you both.

And yet they are aligning themselves with a colonising imperialist force seeking to subjugate a whole people. It seems to me to be a repudiation of everything that they actually believe in. But I also have friends on the left to also for historic reasons think that Russia should get a pass for its bombing of hospitals, kidnapping of children, rape, murder, ethnic cleansing, etc.

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Thank you, Anastasiia Herasymchuk, Ivan Fechko, and Caio Favaretto, for this very interesting conversation. A huge problem as to the perception in some countries of the world is that russia is mixed up with the USSR. Most conflate them and forget that the USSR comprised of many nations and its regime was not russian but f. ex. Georgian. 🇺🇦 Перемоги та миру всім українцям! 🇺🇦

This was an interesting discussion. It's unfortunate though that the speaker from Brazil wasn't corrected when he claimed twice that his country had 100 years of relations with Russia. It might be more correct to say that it's had roughly the same duration as Ukraine given that Ukraine was a major part of the Soviet Union, and that Russia proper didn't really exist as a state until its dissolution.

Thank you for this interesting and informative conversation. Re Wagenknecht: She and her "party" are losing credibility and influence rapidly in all the latest polls, and suddenly now they are ready to enter a coalition with the social democrats and the conservatives in Thuringia. If she has to rely on Ukraine supporting parties in order to retain some political relevance (and possibly be somewhat successfuk in the upcoming federal elections in Germany), she may very well temper some of her appeasement rhetoric in the future.

This must finally be taken seriously.

We 🇯🇵 have two opposite histories and perspectives as colonized by the Western powers and a colonizer of the neighboring countries. After our defeat in WW2, we were offered a chance to relearn democratic values and our heritage of struggles for them. Mainly thanks to our geopolitical importance during the Cold War, we were privileged to receive generous assistance from the West to rebuild our country, having no single doubt that the world learned from history and left the war in the past. So this russia's full-scale war against 🇺🇦 in 2022 shocked us, it feels like a total violation not only of our struggles after the opening of our country in 1854 and 1945 but also blatant insults to our partners who gave us huge support and to our shared values for which countless innocent people were killed and sacrificed themselves. I don't think the majority of us have been aware of 🇺🇦situations since 2014. The unbelievable brutality, that we did to our neighbors and believed it would never be repeated again, moves us strongly to show our commitment to 🇺🇦 and its fight for freedom and take a clear stand against russia's fascism challenging the rule-based world order. A bit off-topic, but 🇺🇦 old wooden houses look very similar to ours😮 and the brave 🇺🇦 soldiers always remind me of our samuraï spirit, which many of us have forgotten, unfortunately. It's our war. I just wish we could do more and faster💔 Glory to Ukraine 🇯🇵🫶🇺🇦

Thank you, Anastasiia Herasymchuk, Tomonori Yoshizaki, and Anastasia Polishchuk, for this very interesting conversation. I think the contributions of many countries - including Japan - are enormously underrated in reporting. 🇺🇦 Перемоги та миру всім українцям! 🇺🇦

Thank you, Volodymyr Yermolenko and Stephanie Baker, for this very interesting conversation. 🇺🇦 Перемоги та миру всім українцям! 🇺🇦

I am always educated by your episodes. Thank you