| Name of the original | Майдан. Нерассказанная история (твердая обложка) |
|---|---|
| Publishing house | Брайт букс |
| Author | Соня Кошкіна |
| Language | Russian |
| Year of publication | 2015 |
| Number of pages | 408 |
| lining | Hard |
| Weight, g | 840 |
| ISBN | 978-966-2665-56-7 |
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MAIN INVESTIGATION OF THE EVENTS OF THE DIGNITY REVOLUTION Much has been said and written about the exploits of ordinary Ukrainians, thanks to whose stoicism the Revolution of Dignity became possible. More will be said and written - they deserve it.
However, before the publication of this book, we did not know what was happening all three months of the Maidan on the sidelines of power. Authorities in the broadest sense - both in the camp of representatives of the Yanukovych regime and the then opposition.
- How did they plan and carry out the dispersal of students?
- Who delivered from Russia to Ukraine "humanitarian cargo" - 13 thousand grenades, which were used against the Maidan?
- What order did the snipers deployed on February 14 receive?
- Who shot the heroes of the Heavenly Hundred, and why aren't the culprits named yet?
ANSWERS TO ALL THESE AND OTHER QUESTIONS ARE IN THE BOOK.
heroes of that historic winter, people who were on both sides of the barricades of the Revolution: Petro Poroshenko and Rinat Akhmetov, Alexander Turchinov and Alexander Yanukovych, Arsen Avakov and Vladimir Rybak, Andrei Shevchenko and Vadim Novinsky, Yulia Tymoshenko and Yuri Ivanyushchenko, Alexander Popov, Vladimir Make as well as Sergei Pashinsky, Sergei Taruta, Andrei Senchenko, Igor Kolomoisky, Mich ail Dobkin, Igor Lutsenko, Tatiana Chornovol, Alexei Gritsenko and many others. 80 percent of the content of this book is unique - data and eyewitness accounts are published for the first time. The task of the book is to reconstruct events as accurately as possible total, behind the scenes), processes that were hidden from the eyes of those who froze in the squares, but which directly affected the outcome of the Revolution of Dignity.
