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Komentovaná prehliadka výstavy Kramatorsk, mesto na frontovej línii – Hlasy ukrajinských žien
Commented tour of the exhibition Kramatorsk, a city on the front line - Voices of Ukrainian women
Event by: Post Bellum SK / Príbehy 20. storočia
Location: Le Due Sicilie, Župné námestie 588/9, Bratislava - Staré Mesto
Discussions and lectures
About event
We invite you to a guided tour of the new international outdoor exhibition Kramatorsk, a city on the front line - Voices of Ukrainian women.
Ukraine has been resisting a massive attack from a neighboring power since February 2022. However, the military aggression began already in 2014. Kramatorsk is a city on the front line and was so even then. It was even briefly occupied from March to July 2014. Is it possible to understand the whole city through the stories of its inhabitants? Is it possible to understand the whole country through the story of one city?
Ukrainian men fight for their country with a gun in hand. How do Ukrainian women fight for it?
Admission: free
💙We look forward to seeing you!
🤝The creation of the exhibition was supported by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic in within the framework of the Transformational Cooperation Program and Czech foreign development, humanitarian and transformational cooperation Czech Aid. The mayor of Bratislava, Matúš Vallo, and the chairman of BSK, Juraj Droba, took over the patronage.
Ukraine has been resisting a massive attack from a neighboring power since February 2022. However, the military aggression began already in 2014. Kramatorsk is a city on the front line and was so even then. It was even briefly occupied from March to July 2014. Is it possible to understand the whole city through the stories of its inhabitants? Is it possible to understand the whole country through the story of one city?
Ukrainian men fight for their country with a gun in hand. How do Ukrainian women fight for it?
Admission: free
💙We look forward to seeing you!
🤝The creation of the exhibition was supported by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic in within the framework of the Transformational Cooperation Program and Czech foreign development, humanitarian and transformational cooperation Czech Aid. The mayor of Bratislava, Matúš Vallo, and the chairman of BSK, Juraj Droba, took over the patronage.