Timothy Snyder met with the Armed Forces fighter who read his book in the trenches (photo)

The military serviceman Oleksandr Shirshin called the meeting "random inadmissible" and thanked the activists for the opportunity. On Friday, March 24, it became known about the meeting of the famous American historian Timothy Snyder with the Ukrainian military, whose photos flew online. There, a warrior read a book by a publicist. The relevant post was posted by the fighter Alexander Shirshin on Facebook.

Recall, on January 2, 2023, an American historian, a specialist from Eastern Europe, and publicist Timothy Snyder, who from the first days of a full -scale invasion provides Ukraine with support, outlined a moving photo on which a soldier hidden in the trench, reads his book "Road. to freedom. " Russia, Europe, America ", published in 2018. Then Snyder signed a photo in Ukrainian:" Highest Honor for the Author - Reader ".

On Friday, the same fighter, whom Alexander Shirshin, posted a joint photo with his favorite in his Facebook by the author and his book. Thank you Ukrainian Catholic University and Roman Nazarenko for this opportunity today! I thank the Juliy Morozov for contacts and online acquaintance with a devoted friend of Ukraine. Thank you Timati for your work and support. I am proud to be familiar with you, " - shares with the subscribers of Shirshin.

On the pages of" Road to Lavoboda "Snyder described his studies of the influence of philosopher Ivan Ilyin on Russian President Vladimir Putin and the formation of Russia in general. The author described dramatic events in Ukraine, USA, Europe and Europe and Europe. Russia from 2011 to 2016. Snyder paid special attention to the external and domestic policy of the Russian Federation at that time and described the process of monopolization of corruption during Putin's reign as a president.

He also wrote about the Dignity Revolution, protest actions in Moscow and many other historical events that influenced the world policy of the time. In February it became known that Yale University professor Timothy Snighter raised more M. Karazin received two new honorary doctors. At the meeting of the Academic Council, it was decided to assign the title of Honorary Doctors of Music Svyatoslav Vakarchuk and American historian Timothy Snyder.