Imagine Ukraine, where there were their own dynasties of the rich. Where sugar empires were built not for luxury, but for the sake of a school in the village, a hospital, a library, a future.
This is not a fairy tale. This is our history - it's just that almost no one talks about it.
Tereshchenko. Symyrenko. Myloradovych-Skoropadska, Alchevska, Chykalenko - names that every Ukrainian should know.
People who created fortunes - and invested them in education, culture, the future of the country.
And then came the Holodomor-genocide. And it erased not only millions of lives, but also an entire tradition - the tradition of Ukrainian wealth, entrepreneurship, and patronage.
On July 18 at the Crona Hotel & Spa, we are talking about this out loud. About what Ukraine could have been. And what it is when it remembers its own.
Lecturer - Maryana Hirnyak, TV presenter and researcher of Ukrainian culture.
📍Crona Hotel & Spa
📅 July 18 | 7:00 PM