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    PRESENTATION
    ROSTIK SHUPTA
    NOVEMBER.30.2024
    UKRAINE flag:)
    Symbol of Colors

    Traditionally, the blue color


    represents the peaceful sky over
    Ukraine, and the yellow
    represents ripe wheat fields.
    Together, these colors symbolize
    the peace and well-being of the
    Ukrainian land. Also, yellow and
    blue have a deep meaning in
    Ukrainian culture and history,
    related to the nature and wealth
    of the country.
    The history of the Ukrainian flag

    • Ukrainian lands have used blue-yellow colors since


    ancient times. As early as the 12th century, they
    appeared on the coats of arms and flags of the
    Galicia-Volyn principality. These colors were also
    used during the Liberation War led by Bohdan
    Khmelnytskyi. However, the flag acquired its
    modern appearance only in the 20th century.
    • 1. 1918 — the Ukrainian People's Republic (UNR)
    officially adopted the blue-yellow flag as a state
    symbol.
    2. 1949 — in the diaspora, in emigration, the flag
    remained a symbol of the Ukrainian national
    movement.
    UKRAINE SYMBOL
    National and folk symbols
    of Ukraine
    • Vyshyvanka is a traditional
    Ukrainian shirt with embroidered
    patterns that symbolizes national
    identity.
    • The coat of arms of Ukraine is a
    trident, representing statehood.
    • A wreath of flowers, traditionally
    worn on a holiday, symbolizes
    beauty, wonder, dignity and unity.
    Ukrainian cuisine
    • Borscht is a traditional Ukrainian
    soup made primarily from beets,
    giving it a vibrant red color. It
    often includes cabbage,
    potatoes, and carrots, seasoned
    with garlic and dill.
    • Served hot, it's typically
    accompanied by pampushky,
    soft garlic bread rolls. Together,
    they embody the rich flavors
    and warmth of Ukrainian
    culinary heritage.
    • Varenyky are traditional
    Ukrainian dumplings filled with
    various ingredients such as
    potatoes, cheese, or cherries.
    They are often served with
    sour cream.
    • Dyruny, or potato pancakes,
    are made from grated
    potatoes mixed with flour and
    fried until crispy. Both dishes
    are beloved staples in
    Ukrainian cuisine, enjoyed by
    many.
    Big cities in Ukraine
    In Ukraine, there are many large cities, such as
    Kyiv, Lviv, Kharkiv, Odesa, and Dnipro.
    Kyiv
    • Kyiv is the capital of Ukraine, located on the
    Dnipro River. It is the country's largest city and
    an essential cultural, scientific, and political
    center. With a rich history dating back to the
    5th century, Kyiv is home to renowned
    landmarks such as Saint Sophia Cathedral,
    Kyiv Pechersk Lavra, St. Andrew’s Church, and
    the Golden Gate. The city holds a significant
    place in Ukrainian independence and national
    identity, especially due to events on
    Independence Square (Maidan Nezalezhnosti)
    Harkiv
    • Kharkiv, the second-largest city in Ukraine, is
    known for its rich history and vibrant culture.
    Founded in the 17th century, it has become a
    major educational and industrial center. Home
    to numerous universities, harkiv boasts a
    youthful population. The city features beautiful
    parks, historic architecture, and lively markets,
    making it a dynamic urban hub.

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