National Memorial Complex of Heroes of Heavenly Hundred - Museum of the Revolution of Dignity
Memorial alley and museum honoring protesters shot during the 2014 Revolution of Dignity.
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This guide to the National Memorial Complex of Heroes of the Heavenly Hundred in Kyiv begins with a strange fact about a national museum and the building it still does not have. It then goes back to the morning of February twentieth, twenty fourteen, on what was still Instytutska Street, during the Revolution of Dignity, and to two of the men who fell on this slope. Best heard standing on the alley itself, facing uphill.
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