In Brody, an event dedicated to the 130th anniversary of the birth of Oleksandr Vyslotskyi, a renowned centurion of the Ukrainian People’s Army and political figure, took place. The gathering occurred at the Brody Historical and Local Lore Museum, attended by local historians and town residents.
During the event, Oleg Pankevych, a deputy of the Lviv Regional Council, emphasised the importance of preserving national memory, stating:
Today, more than ever, national memory matters. Many events repeat themselves, and such figures remind us what we are fighting for — Oleg Pankevych
At the event, various thematic books were donated to enrich the museum’s and library’s collections. The museum’s director, Vasyl Strilchuk, outlined Vyslotskyi’s life story, from his participation in the liberation struggle to his public activities. A commemorative plaque has also been installed on the house where Vyslotskyi once lived.
Source: Lviv Regional Council