Volodymyr Yermolenko
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While it is a novel, it is truly an epic, the story of a family told through the greatest upheavals and disasters of the twentieth century.
Although it is said in Greece, we Ukrainians can deeply relate to this story, a narrative where global events shape your life far more than your own plans.
It is a novel about national conflicts and population displacements, fascism and communism, World War II, violence from all sides.
It explores the trap of revolutionary struggle, the dilemmas of duty versus life, and self-sacrifice versus.
Human happiness.
The novel is called Niki, and it was written by Christos Homenidis, a prominent Greek writer.
I was glad to meet him in Kyiv, the Ukrainian capital, where he traveled at the invitation of the Greek embassy and his Ukrainian publisher.
We sat down at Penn Ukraine and spoke about Europe, the past, the future, freedom, war, and peace.
This is Thinking in Dark Times, a podcast series by Ukraine World.
An English language media outlet about Ukraine.
I'm your host, Vladimir Yermanko, Ukrainian philosopher, chief editor of Ukraine World, and president of Pan Ukraine.
As I said, my guest today is Christos Homenidis, a prominent award-winning Greek writer.
He has traveled to Ukraine despite the relentless Russian missile and drone strikes that regularly target the Ukrainian cities.
Before we dive into the conversation, a brief reminder: you can support our work via Patreon.
Your contributions are vital as we rely.
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Donations are welcome via PayPal.
All relevant links are in the episode description.
Now let's begin.
Christos Homenidis, welcome to this podcast.
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