#zerovity

[p005tick5]

YESSSSS REGICIDEEEE!!!!!

from @its-the-sa AU

I am totally obsessed with your drawings of the SK and the Arti.

I've never had such a delicious meal in my life, so I ate everything you posted【....】

Few people like this ship.

[dontforgetukraine]

The Karelian tract of Sandarmokh is just one of the places of mass burial of victims of Stalinist terror in the territory of the former USSR. From October 27 to November 4, 1937, they killed 1,111 prisoners of the Solovetsky stage there. Most were executed on November. Among them - representatives of the Ukrainian elite: writers, scientists, teachers, and engineers. In 1995, Veniamin Iofe, the director of the St. Petersburg Memorial Research Center, discovered firing lists in the archives of the FSB's Arkhangelsk Department. He wrote a letter to the SBU archive, informing them that among the victims at Sandarmokh were many people from Ukraine. In July 1997, 236 execution pits were found on hectares of the Karelian taiga. Mikhail Matveev led the punitive operation. He had long served in prison authorities, specializing in torture and execution of sentences. It is believed that Matveev killed with his own hand. He had two years of education. He shot, as stated in one of the documents, "quickly, accurately and sensibly." Researchers compare the consequences of Sandarmokh for the Ukrainian nation to beheading. "Shooted Revival" was executed in Sandarmokh. In particular, the following were killed there: • Mykola Zerov, neoclassicist; • Mykhailo Yalovy, President of the Free Academy of Proletarian Literature of Kharkiv (VAPLITE); • Mykola Kulish, a playwright and author of the play "Myna Mazaylo", which ridicules assimilation; • Les Kurbas, a creator of Ukrainian modern theatre, director of Kharkiv theatre "Berezil"; • Valerian Pidmohylny, the author of the urbanist novel "The City"; • Stepan Rudnytskyi, the founder of Ukrainian cartography, provided the foundational territorial and geographical arguments for Ukrainians' state independence. • Volodymyr Chekhivskyi,a chairman of the Council of People's Ministers and minister of Foreign Affairs of the Ukrainian People's Republic,under whose leadership the Act of Unification of the Ukrainian People's Republic and the West Ukrainian People's Republic was announced. At the time, the Stalinist regime destroyed the Ukrainian elite. Today, Russian troops are also targeting Ukrainian artists and scientists. Remembering the crimes of the past is essential for preserving our independence in the future. —Holodomor Museum

[tabbykat113]

your slugcars are very cute :3

it's efi!!!!! i love your slugcat shapes lots!!

also my main inspo's for slug stuff besides efi were zerov and bb and nyuu! so go check them out!

i spent a lot of time watching zerov's poltergeist map part on loop, hehe...

[naoedicoes]

ESTE MUNDO É UM VERTEP Primeira antologia de poesia ucraniana, em formato livro e com tradução directa, publicada em Portugal. Selecção por Nataliya Tsisar e Ana Martins Tradução de Ana Martins Este é o n.º 18 da Colecção Traditore da não (edições). https://livrosnaoedicoes.tumblr.com/post/784087921409048576/colecção-traditore-18-este-mundo-é-um-vertep

São 43 autores, 157 poemas, reunidos numa edição que resgata para título um verso de Hrytsko Chubay no qual se descreve o Vertep: uma forma tradicional do teatro de marionetas, tornado num símbolo de resistência ucraniana. Este volume pretende dar uma visão abrangente e mostrar a diversidade da poesia ucraniana. A selecção abarca textos de poetas nascidos ainda no séc. XIX, bem como referentes fundamentais do séc. XX e também jovens autores que escrevem e publicam na actualidade, e que reflectem, através da poesia, sobre a Guerra Russo-Ucraniana (2014-) que ainda perdura. Entre os mais recentes, encontramos autores como Halyna Kruk, Iya Kiva, Lyuba Yakymchuk, Serhiy Jadan ou Viktoriya Amelina, esta última falecida aos 37 anos na sequência de um ataque à cidade de Krematorsk e que escreveu estes versos no poema “Isto não é poesia”: Não escrevo poesia / Sou prosadora / Só que a realidade da guerra / devora a pontuação / a coerência do enredo / a coerência / Como se na língua / caísse um projéctil (…)

/// Já disponível através de encomenda via nao.edicoes@gmail.com \\\ Nas livrarias habituais a partir da próxima semana <https://naoedicoes.tumblr.com/livrarias>

“Nos primórdios desta antologia pensámos fazer com ela algo diferente e tentar pôr em destaque as relações de afinidade que existem entre os poemas: uma rede de diálogos, intencionais ou não, que nos permitem descobrir a poesia ucraniana pelos ramos de uma genealogia afectiva. Ressoava ainda o anseio de mostrar como sucede a transformação orgânica da língua e das palavras, tema bastante debatido no espaço cultural ucraniano nos últimos três anos. Surgiu-nos assim este diálogo temático, onde através de ideias e imagens procurámos traçar essa transformação que se foi dando com a natural evolução e andando de mão dada com a história da sociedade, da língua e da literatura do país. Pusemos lado a lado poetas de diferentes contextos que umas vezes se interpelam e noutras dão abertura a serem interpelados (...) Não é possível adivinhar quantas mais vidas se perderão até ao fim da actual guerra, quantas mais obras ficarão incompletas ou poderão mesmo desaparecer. De resto, os ataques à cultura ucraniana têm sido contínuos, ao longo dos tempos e conhecendo inúmeras e antigas batalhas, perseguições ou dificuldades. Podemos referir os atentados às vidas de escritores e artistas, mas também a destruição de casas de impressão, editoras, bibliotecas, museus em territórios ocupados e não ocupados. Escrever em língua ucraniana continua a ter o peso de uma semi-sentença, mas, como antes, haverá quem por um amor louco se dedicará e lutará por ela.” Ana Martins /// autores: Andriy Lyubka, Andriy Sodomora, Bohdan-Ihor Antonych, Geo Shkurupiy, Halyna Kruk, Hrytsko Chubay, Iryna Shuvalova, Iryna Tsilyk, Ivan Drach, Iya Kiva, Kateryna Babkina, Kateryna Kalytko, Lyuba Yakymchuk, Maik Yohancen, Maksym Rylhskyi, Marianna Kiyanovska, Mar’yana Savka, Moisei Fishbein, Mykhailo Drai-Khmara, Mykhailo Semenko, Mykola Bajan, Mykola Kholodnyi, Mykola Khvylhovyi, Mykola Vorobyov, Mykola Zerov, Nazar Honchar, Oksana Zabujko, Oleh Lysheha, Oleksandr Irvanets, Ostap Slyvynskyi, Pavlo Tychyna, Serhiy Jadan, Taras Melhnychuk, Vasyl Herasym’yuk, Vasyl Holoborodko, Vasyl Makhno, Vasyl Stus, Viktor Neborak, Viktoriya Amelina, Volodymyr Svidzinskyi, Yevhen Malanyuk, Yevhen Plujnyk, Yuriy Andrukhovych

[livrosnaoedicoes]

COLECÇÃO TRADITORE, #18 Este Mundo É um Vertep - Antologia de Poesia Ucraniana

autores:  Andriy Lyubka, Andriy Sodomora, Bohdan-Ihor Antonych, Geo Shkurupiy, Halyna Kruk, Hrytsko Chubay, Iryna Shuvalova, Iryna Tsilyk, Ivan Drach, Iya Kiva, Kateryna Babkina, Kateryna Kalytko, Lyuba Yakymchuk, Maik Yohancen, Maksym Rylhskyi, Marianna Kiyanovska, Mar’yana Savka, Moisei Fishbein, Mykhailo Drai-Khmara, Mykhailo Semenko, Mykola Bajan, Mykola Kholodnyi, Mykola Khvylhovyi, Mykola Vorobyov, Mykola Zerov, Nazar Honchar, Oksana Zabujko, Oleh Lysheha, Oleksandr Irvanets, Ostap Slyvynskyi, Pavlo Tychyna, Serhiy Jadan, Taras Melhnychuk, Vasyl Herasym’yuk, Vasyl Holoborodko, Vasyl Makhno, Vasyl Stus, Viktor Neborak, Viktoriya Amelina, Volodymyr Svidzinskyi, Yevhen Malanyuk, Yevhen Plujnyk, Yuriy Andrukhovych selecção:  Nataliya Tsisar e Ana Martins tradução:  Ana Martins edição em português capa a partir de desenhos de João Concha ISBN:  978-989-35590-7-9 n.º de páginas:  368 tiragem:  300 exemplares 1.ª edição:  Maio, 2025 PVP  25,00 euros | poesia |

[alcestas-sloboda]

started crying when I thought about the likes of Shevchenko, Ukrainka, Stus, Khvyl’ovyi, Zerov watching us write the dictation on a day of Ukrainian literature and language and being insanely proud of all of us

[lukadjo]

I just realised that the reason why AO3 has a queue for making an account and why it's still in version 0.9.whatever is because it's still technically in open beta

Since 2009

...

Now that's what I call true commitment to the ZeroVer philosophy

[aismallard]

I wonder what this says about people who use ZeroVer lol

[hobbystationerytagimi]

バンダイスピリッツ　HG 1/144 マジンガーZERO（INFINITISM）　真マジンガーZEROvs暗黒大将軍　再入荷しました。

[hackernewsrobot]

ZeroVer: 0-Based Versioning

https://0ver.org/

[lovutom8byeol]

[redjaybathood]

That's probably because deep down you are tankie-adjucent or just not that good at judgment, maybe your own colonial past influences things, but you don't want to admit it. I recognise this manner of talking over Ukrainians ✨ for our own good✨ or ✨for the fairness ✨ , completely disregarding the current dynamics or how russia utilizes it's culture as a tool of imperialism and colonialism.

But Idk, I'm not your therapist or your priest. Face your idiosyncrasies yourself. Do some soul-searching. Read some Ukrainians. Idk.

I speak two Slavic languages, freely read another, learning yet another: believe me, speaking a Slavic language doesn't make you a tankie. Scaremongering and spreading pro russian misinformation about Ukrainians does, tho, depending on your motives

Where did I say it's good or bad for Ukraine? I said I will not support anyone who does learn russian in our god's year 2025, voluntarily, because it's fun, like I wouldn't support anyone voluntarily walking into a gas chamber because they have a kink for asphyxiation. But that never happened, and people are really learning russian and sometimes even proudly so.

Am I, a Ukrainian who spoke russian before they ever heard a word of Ukrainian; who grew up surrounded by russian language - at home, on the streets, in school, in books, TV, radio, movies; who grew up being told that I'm a russian because Ukraine doesn't really exist, but also that I am less than russian, because I am not really from russia, that I am from small russia, which makes me lessser than the true russian; that if I want to speak Ukrainian, read Ukrainian, watch a TV show in Ukrainian, I'm at best laughable, a village person, but I'm probably a Nazi and should be shot for my language of preference; I, someone who lived under russian occupation where people disappeared for just wearing wrong colours, much less speaking the wrong language; I, who is living under russian terror of rockets and Shakheed drones - and I am the lucky one, I'm far away from the front line, it's just won't help me to get even one night of sleep because my city under attack daily; am I allowed to feel a certain way about this, or do I need your permission?

And I dunno about russian breeds being cancelled. Maybe you are talking about Caucasian Shepherd, restricted because it is categorised as a dangerous dog, long before 2022 or even 2014 (but be for real, nobody cared about Ukraine in 2014). It's restricted by Belarus, too - what rusophpbia is this??? That's sarcasm if you don't get it.

I do know about cat and dogs shows that allow russian breeders to participate, giving them publicity and new clienttele. Like here, 2023, Geneva, World Dog Show: https://www.onlinedogshows.eu/Content/Catalog/v2.8/#/menu/breedDogs/ru/2548/2847

You can go look through the full catalogue, I spent literally 5 seconds to find the first russians:

What long dead Ukrainian poets mistaken for a russian - except someone like Hohol, who was misappropriated as russian and never was a poet to begin with? And yeah, his surname never sounded russian. It sounded more like a slur on Ukranians if anything. What poets with russian sounded surnames cancelled? Unless you mean canceled as in killed by russia for, despite the surnames, not being russian like Mykola Zerov?

Or, from recent examples, Maksym Yemetz, or Oleksii Bezpaltzev, Yevhen Ponamoriov, Maksym Kryvtzov? And more, and more, and more: See for yourself in the "Nedopysani" project, to remember every poet and writer russia cancelled, permanently, for not being russian, for not speaking russian, for not writing in russian

What the actual fuck, really. Like, what?

there's literally no justification for giving people shit about what languages they've chosen to learn btw. some of you might not have dealt with it the same as i have, but it's been an annoyingly consistant theme in my life.

[mapletreeblog]

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[yusunabydearmstrong]

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[nolaughingottercosplay]

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[ask-the-pioneer]

Ohhhh wooow, thank you Zerov, thank you sooo much for drawing my elite scav! They look amazing in your style, aaaa I'm floored

@ask-the-pioneer I don't know if there is any mistake, but I drew ONE