6:37 AM; The Sun is Rising Over Kyiv on the 937th Day of the Full-Scale Invasion. Old School Cool, part 3.

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1. Captions for those of you on mobile:

   1. Volodymyr Ivasiuk, popular singer who was murdered by KGB in 1979.
   2. Event in late 1980s, Lviv.
   3. Viy (Вій), an influential dark folk rock band from Kyiv, in the early 1990s.
   4. 1960s Kyiv. Photo by Borys Hradov.
   5. Kyiv in the 1980s. Photo by Vitaliy Kuzovkov.
   6. Kyiv in the 1980s. Photo by Vitaliy Kuzovkov.
   7. Kyiv in the 1980s. Photo by Vitaliy Kuzovkov.
   8. Photos from 1936 and 1939 of Polina Averbakh, a native of Henichesk. A nurse who was accused of subversive activities and murdered by NKVD.
   9. A man tacks up letters rechristening the so-called “October Revolution Square” metro station as “Independence Square” (Maidan Nezalezhnosti) in a free Ukraine, 1991.
   10. Grandmother in Pokrovsk, 1987. Photo by Mykola Bilokon.
   11. Kyiv in the 1970s. First-year students. Photo by Borys Hradov.
   12. 1901 photo of Oryna Khrushch, who later died in Holodomor of starvation.
   13. Pyrohiv, Kyiv in 1982. Photo by Vitaliy Kuzovkov.
   14. Members of Lion’s Society, a student dissident movement, in 1989.
   15. Maik Yohansen, poet and member of the “Executed Renaissance” who was executed by russians in an NKVD prison.
   16. Ambulance workers in 1998 in Pokrovsk. Photo by Mykola Bilokon.

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