Ти навіть не пес, і не шакал,-- ти бактерія бубонної чуми, напалм тобі ліки.

Нет никакого «rushisma”, есть fascism, и им могут заболеть любой народ

it was already worse in the "west" than at the moment that they exiled him in 70s from USSR. He just refused to see it. Or maybe he did see it but didn't talk about it. That's common in some dissidents, if dissidents escapes from china then he talks only about china even if the equivalent of it is done in the country he escaped from. There is this thing called "globalism", it is awful everywhere in the known world and when those degenerate societies fall they will fall everywhere like a chain reaction. Very soon fully, right now it is continuous downfall.

Це була його єдина помилка, але велика. Все одно він, і такі люди , як він, зробили неймовірну справу -- Україну знищити не можливо.

Ідея хороша, але. Уявіть себе +-14-річною дитиною (а вони здебільшого - розбещені) в сучасних цифрових умовах. Чи вона слухатимете, сприйматимете сказане ? Одиниці Тому основи патріотичного виховання мають бути закладені в сім'ї. І батьки мали б власним прикладом прилучати щовихідних до перегляду подібного.

@@yaroslavbashtevych8308 ... Якщо буде на теє політична воля зверху, то все запрацює. А ні , то єдиним кумиром для українців й надалі залишатиметься курс долара ...... дякую.

Studenty ne maly mikrophoniv i hrochyj be pozhychyty.

Roman Ivaskiw's great grandmother's sisters will not be easy to find. That would have been a very long time ago. Death registries would show either their official maiden or married names when they passed away. Another problem is the way a name was written in the Ukrainian language, often did not reflect its spelling in the English or French languages. This would also depend on how the surviving family members wrote the name of the deceased for records purposes. Also, the name "Prokop" is quite a common name. There is the assumption that people who lived for many years in Montreal, were actually interred somewhere in the Montreal/Quebec region when they died. This is not always true. We often received requests from Ukraine from people looking for the graves of deceased family members that they believed were buried somewhere in the Montreal area. However, many people who actively participated for many years in Montreal's Ukrainian community eventually moved away and began another chapter of their lives in Ontario, Western Canada or the US. This was particularly true during the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s. We know this to be a fact. When I was developing a list of deceased former Sv. Yuria members in Lachine since 1945, I discovered many moved away and were literally buried all over North America when they died. Having said this, the name "Taras Prokop" appears only once in an official register. Attached is a photo of a cemetery monument in St. Michael's Cemetery in Edmonton where members of a "Prokop" family is interred. It appears that Taras Prokop died in 2011. Maybe this a different Taras Prokop. Anyway, this guy's wife, Stella, might still be alive. If located, maybe she has answers to the family's history. Volodymyr Hayduk I have a photo to send you. Dajty vash email maju vam znymku vyslaty