"Why Do They Steal?" is a documentary narrative podcast uncovering the centuries-long theft of Ukrainian cultural treasures by russia. The appropriation of Scythian gold, the heritage of Ukrainian Cossacks, and ancient mosaics and frescoes from Ukrainian cathedrals. Across five episodes, we delve into how these valuables ended up in russian museums and strategies for their potential return.
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"Why Do They Steal?" is a documentary narrative podcast uncovering the centuries-long theft of Ukrainian cultural treasures by russia. The appropriation of Scythian gold, the heritage of Ukrainian Cossacks, and ancient mosaics and frescoes from Ukrainian cathedrals. Across five episodes, we delve into how these valuables ended up in russian museums and strategies for their potential return.
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February 6, 2024
How Ukrainians can return and recover lost valuables
<p>In the previous episodes of the ‘Why Do They Steal’ narrative documentary podcast, we explored the past, examining cases of Russians appropriating Ukrainian culture and history. However, in this final episode, we focus on the future. </p><p>As Ukrainians, we must understand how to address these cultural appropriations. Join us as we dig deeper into discussions with historians, activists, and lawyers to not only explore the reasons behind Russian theft but also reveal strategies for reclaiming the lost items for Ukraine.</p><p>The material was prepared with the support of the International Renaissance Foundation. The material reflects the position of the authors and does not necessarily coincide with the position of the International Renaissance Foundation.</p><p><br></p>
January 26, 2024
Russia's Attempted Appropriation of Crimean Gold in a Decade
<p>This is the fourth episode of the documentary narrative podcast 'Why Do They Steal?'. </p><p>In this episode, we uncover the story of historical valuables from the Crimean peninsula, which became stuck in the Netherlands due to the russian occupation.</p><p>Joining us are lawyers, historians, and museum workers, as we revisit the details of the "Scythian gold" case, which gained global attention. We'll discuss firsthand pieces of evidence related to the case that led to the return of treasures to Ukraine. Furthermore, we'll explain why the failure for russia is more than just losing valuable items.</p><p>The material was prepared with the support of the International Renaissance Foundation. The material reflects the position of the authors and does not necessarily coincide with the position of the International Renaissance Foundation.</p><p>Production: 435 FILMS</p><p>Showrunners: Kornii Hrytsyuk and Anna Palenchuk</p><p>Scriptwriters: Kornii Hrytsyuk and Yurii Marchenko</p><p>Producer and Narrator: Anna Palenchuk</p><p>Sound Supervisor: Vasyl Yavtushenko</p><p>Assistant: Iryna Terletska</p><p>Project Coordinator: Olena Kirichek</p><p>English Translation: Anastasiia Perun</p><p>English Voice-Over: Alina Zevakova, Rob Feldman, Kateryna Hordiienko</p><p>English Voice-Over Recording: Pavlo Melnyk, Alla Shmatok</p><p>Editors: Oleksandr Vitraniuk, Vadym Stepanov</p><p>Podcast Cover Designer:<strong> </strong>Anton Vasyliev</p><p>Ukrainska Pravda:</p><p>Head of Podcasts: Fedir Popadiuk</p><p>YouTube Manager: Dmytro Moskvych</p><p><br></p>
January 22, 2024
Destruction of the 12th-Century St. Michael's Golden-Domed Cathedral by the Soviet Authorities and the Theft of its Mosaics
<p>This is the third episode of the narrative documentary podcast 'Why Do They Steal?,' delving into the history of the ancient 12th-century mosaics – underestimated masterpieces created by Kyiv masters.</p><p>We will recount the tragic fate of St. Michael's Golden-Domed Cathedral, once gleaming with its domes in downtown Kyiv until its destruction by the Soviet Union.</p><p>Next, we'll explore an exhibition dedicated to the 12th-century heroic poem, written in Kyiv, and how it played a role in the disappearance of the ancient mosaics from St. Michael's Golden-Domed Cathedral. Finally, we will delve into how totalitarianism led to the destruction of the same Cathedral, a unique architectural piece of the 12th century.</p><p>The material was prepared with the support of the International Renaissance Foundation. The material reflects the position of the authors and does not necessarily coincide with the position of the International Renaissance Foundation.</p><p>Production: 435 FILMS</p><p>Showrunners: Kornii Hrytsyuk and Anna Palenchuk</p><p>Scriptwriters: Kornii Hrytsyuk and Yurii Marchenko</p><p>Producer and Narrator: Anna Palenchuk</p><p>Sound Supervisor: Vasyl Yavtushenko</p><p>Assistant: Iryna Terletska</p><p>Project Coordinator: Olena Kirichek</p><p>English Translation: Anastasiia Perun</p><p>English Voice-Over: Alina Zevakova, Rob Feldman, Kateryna Hordiienko</p><p>English Voice-Over Recording: Pavlo Melnyk, Alla Shmatok</p><p>Editors: Oleksandr Vitraniuk, Vadym Stepanov</p><p>Podcast Cover Designer:<strong> </strong>Anton Vasyliev</p><p><br></p><p>Ukrainska Pravda:</p><p>Head of Podcasts: Fedir Popadiuk</p><p>YouTube Manager: Dmytro Moskvych</p><p><br></p><p><br></p>
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