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#5 (99) May 2016 Chances of general elections Privatization of state-owned Romance novels and Ukrainian and vote in occupied Donbas companies: plans and obstacles society in the 1920s ON THE VERGE OF SUMMER WWW.UKRAINIANWEEK.COM Featuring selected content from The Economist FOR FREE DISTRIBUTION CONTENTS | 3 BRIEFING 26 Serhiy Hunko: “We cannot issue 5 The aggressive demon of victory: documents to unidentified persons“ The clash of memories on red-letter Press Officer for the State Migration days Service of Ukraine on IDPs and the role of Ukraine in international migration 7 Stanislav Kozliuk on public reaction to the scandal around the leak of 29 Geoff Wordley: “It looks like the journalists’ details by Myrotvorets main movements of IDPs have now stopped” FOCUS Head of UNHCR Sub-Office in 8 Bankova's sparring partners: Dnipropetrovsk about long-lasting Scenarios for cooperation between impact of forced migration on new Cabinet and President, and social and economic structure, and chances of early election assistance to IDPs in Ukraine 10 Division by zero: 32 An unwelcome host: What elections in the occupied Ukraine's place in modern migration Donbas would mean for all parties flows involved 34 Creativity and the town: 12 The harvest of hope: How locals encourage cultural Ukraine’s economy may be able to development at home through activism breathe more easily this coming 36 The battle for historical memory: summer How national memory shapes ECONOMICS the present and future in Ukraine 15 Ihor Bilous: "Foreign investors are CULTURE & ART alarmed by macro instability and 40 Love, pride and class prejudice: political turbulence in Ukraine" Romance novels in the 1920s’ Ukraine Head of the State Property Fund on 44 Alex van Warmerdam: management and privatization of “When I write a script for a film, state-owned companies emotions are the last thing that 18 Gretta Fenner Zinkernagel: interests me at that given moment” “The really critical condition in Dutch art house film director about investigating financial crimes is no freedom in films, theatre productions political interference” and the need to change Director of the International Centre for 47 Leonidas Donskis on the banality Asset Recovery on investigation of evil through the case of director of financial fraud Vladimir Bortko NEIGHBOURS 48 Useyn Bekirov: “Jazz has a place for 21 The withdrawal that wasn’t: Crimean Tatar sound” How Russia continues to use Syria as a Pianist and composer on the fusion of stage for its strategy folklore and elite music SOCIETY 50 Folk-jazz, ad nights and classic music 22 Sabotage in the name of “peace”: in a forest: Who is behind the newly-established The Ukrainian Week offers a selection Institute of Peace in Kyiv of events to enjoy in May E-mail [email protected] www.ukrainianweek.com Tel. (044) 351-13-87 The Ukrainian Week #5 (99) May 2016 Editors address 37 Mashynobudivna str., Kyiv, 03067, Ukraine Founder ECEM Media GmbH. Publisher ECEM Media GmbH Print run 15 000. Free distribution Address Austria, Am Gestade,1, 1010 Vienna Our partner State registration certificate КВ № 19823-9623ПР 19.03.2013 Chief Editor Dmytro Krapyvenko Editors Anna Korbut, Lidia Wolanskyj #5 (99) May 2016 | THE UKRAINIAN WEEK 4 | BRIEFING | OPINION THE UKRAINIAN WEEK | #5 (99) May 2016 OPINION | BRIEFING | 5 BRIEFING The aggressive demon of victory Stanislav Kozliuk krainian calendar has obviously got some dates that are more prob- lem-plagued than others. May events of the last two years, including the anniversary of Odesa tragedy and Victory Day, prove this true. On U these days, the old world represented by elderly pensioners and pro- Russian Ukrainians clashes with the relatively new one represented by pro- Ukrainian youth. Warmed by May sunshine, thousands of "Russian World" followers take to the streets all over Ukraine. Those people seem to live in their alternative world AUTHOR BY PHОТО #5 (99) May 2016 | THE UKRAINIAN WEEK 6 | BRIEFING | with fascists eating children for breakfast, cruel junta ter of Taxes and Revenues Oleksandr Klymenko, be- fighters, “liberation war” in Donbas and contempo- ing on the wanted list of Interpol, got exposed too. rary Europe seen as Nazi Germany. Dialogue is usual- Members of his organization took part in the march ly impossible with them. Stubborn pensioners would of The Immortal Regiment using their own brand tear to pieces anyone risking to unhinge the walls of marks. None of them seem secure yet. Two years their world and to offer an alternative point of view. after Yanukovych’s escape, pro-Russian forces are Saint George's ribbon, heroic war fights of grandfa- probably testing their boundaries and opportuni- thers, sister nations, gay fascists from Europe are ties and estimating their potential audience. May 2 all those elements forming a small cave where some and 9 events could have been much more violent, if Ukrainians are comfortably living with Soviet songs, they had mass support and an open border with the Stalin’s holy image and monks from Athos. Russian Federation. The thing is that the 2014 Rus- It could be okay, if those ideas had not been en- sian Spring in Eastern Ukraine was partly organized rooted in the minds of younger generations. The with the help of Russian “guests.” If that was the case march of The Immortal Regiment held in Kyiv on now, we would most likely see many Russian guests May 9 serves as proof. “Why do you ban wearing (such as bikers, for instance) who would gladly visit Saint George's ribbon, a symbol used all over the Ukraine on the May days to protect Orthodox Com- world? Why do you want to go to Europe we have munists from the deadly nationalist threat, in addi- already defeated?” These were not the questions tion to the babushkas. asked by a 70-year-old lady dressed in Soviet mili- Local and state authorities also do not seem cer- tary uniform decorated with fake medals. In fact, tain about what they should do in response. Offi- they came from a 13-year-old teenager who took cials seem to either not yet realize how they should serious offense at ATO fighters asking him not to behave in the new circumstances, or they do not wear orange and black ribbons. Had he been born want to work proactively. Police and patriotic ac- earlier, the boy would have believed in the mythical tivists do more or less all right in the area of law honorable mission of the Soviet Union in Czecho- enforcement, while preventive work is far from per- slovakia and Afghanistan. There are no doubts in fect. Odesa inhabitants handle the situation, based his young head yet. on the “once beaten twice shy” principle after the fire at the Trade Union building. Patrol police, National Guard and volunteer battalions from all TWO YEARS AFTER YANUKOVYCH’S ESCAPE, over Ukraine safeguard the city. Law enforcement PRO-RUSSIAN FORCES ARE PROBABLY TESTING THEIR agencies seem to cope with their work. In fact, they confiscated dangerous stuff during public gather- BOUNDARIES AND OPPORTUNITIES AND ESTIMATING ings. Meanwhile, there is not yet an understanding THEIR POTENTIAL AUDIENCE of how to deal with the ideas of the Russian world deeply enrooted in some minds. Public activists traditionally outpace authori- Most proponents of these ideas must have for- ties in counteracting hostile techniques. Blocking of gotten or may have no idea at all of the fact that MPs Boyko and Novynsky at Odesa airport is an ex- Saint George's ribbons had not been widely spread ample of public preventive measures. Participation before 2005. They were introduced on the occasion of infamous pro-Russian figures in the public gath- of the 60th anniversary of the end of World War II, ering and their passionate speeches could have add- at the instigation of Vladimir Putin. ed oil to the fire in the turbulent city. Actually, pre- Those people get reinforcement of their mindset ventive measures in dealing with the Russian world in everyday life, not at least with the help of Rus- fall on the shoulders of general public. Veterans of sian propaganda. Those people see a Hitler follower the war in Donbas try to reason pro-Russian com- in every man dressed in army fatigues and a junta patriots not to use Soviet and Putin symbols, while gendarme in every policeman. They refer to the nationalists try to dispel myths about the history May 2 tragedy as to “Odesa Khatyn.” By the way, of “Soviet” Saint George's ribbons and “bourgeois pro-Russian Ukrainians borrowed the term from nationalists.” “You are from Azov, so you must be Russian media. Nevertheless, aggressive Russian against Ukraine,” concludes an old man from Odesa world representatives seem not to care about the seeing a boy wearing T-shirt with AZOV inscription. fact. They have no intention to analyze causes and “Oh no, I am pro-Ukrainian,” the bearded boy as- consequences of fire at the Trade Union House in sures. “So you must come from Western Ukraine,” Odesa's Kulykove Pole. the old man tries to fit an unusual participant of the A closer look at the march of The Immortal Regi- Kulykove Pole demonstration into his clichés. “Oh ment and May 2 demonstration in Odesa reveals no, I come from Odesa. My parents and grandpar- Russian roots. To be more specific, the roots that go ents also live here,” the nationalist breaks the mold. back to the former Party of Regions members and “You must be Banderite and bourgeois national- current representatives of the Opposition Bloc, who ist,” the old man of the Russian world persists. It’s act as political providers of spin doctor technologies not working.
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