Розкажіть іноземним друзям про Майдан англійською (фотопутівник Олесі Кравчук)

Тернопільська журналістка Олеся Кравчук, яка зараз працює у Києві, світлинами показує ЄвроМайдан своїм іноземним друзям. Оскільки іншомовних читачів у неї багато, то й коментує вона свій фотоальбом англійською. “Погляд” пропонує коротенький англомовний путівник по Майдану від Олесі. Ним ви також можете ділитися з друзями з-за кордону.

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People built barricades out of snow and other stuff to protect themselves

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It says “Ternopil, we are with you!” and Ternopil is my native city 🙂

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It says “Ternopil, we are with you!” and Ternopil is my native city 🙂

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These people help others by providing medical help

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The group of activists with flags

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I didn’t get what exactly that was, but I think it’s something about Kyiv city mayor (his name is written there) and that people are not sattisfied with him. На цей коментар Олесі відповіли уточненням: “He is not city mayor. He was never elected. Yanukovych appointed him and his appointment has expired many month ago”

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The piano rests before the new night

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Some random guy from Ternopil is capturing his moment

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Revolution tents

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“Yes to revolution, no to immitation!”

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These trees are being the new New Year trees on the Independence Square

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People are trying to stay warm

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St. Nicholas by the New Year Revolution tree

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This is how the main New Year tree of the country looks like

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Some New Year decorations

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This priest from Mykolaiv is against communism

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People are trying to stay warm on the square

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Car decorations

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This is how people on the square get their news

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“Free Mykola Lazarevskyy” – one of the guys who was arrested on the square

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Some untranslatable decoration on the main street in Kyiv

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This stage is called “Open University of the Square”. Professors from Ukrainian universities and other trainers come and talk about interesting things to people on the square

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House decoration by the square

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St. Mykhailo church was the church that invited people from the streets to come inside and hid them when they were beaten by the police

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