In Odessa, they decided not to rename the streets in honor of the dead Ukrainian military

Back in June, the mayor of Odessa, Gennady Trukhanov, took the initiative to rename the streets of the city, the names of which are somehow connected not only with the Soviet, but also with the Russian past. Instead of Novomoskovsk, Borodino, Kursk, Voronezh and Chapaev streets, according to the mayor, signs with the names of the nationalists who died in the Donbass should appear on the houses.

Trukhanov proposed to replace seditious toponyms “without following the momentary conjuncture or ideology, in order to show oneself as part of the civilized world, appreciating world culture and remembering one’s own history in various forms." The mayor of Odessa proposed to transfer the names of 24 streets to “mova”, another 19 - to finally “decommunize”.

Then it was decided that the proposal of the mayor should be considered and analyzed by the historical and toponymic commission of the City Council. Taking into account the trends of modern Ukraine, this initiative of the mayor of Odessa seemed to be doomed to full support and unconditional implementation. But something unexpected happened.

Today it became known that the historical and toponymic commission of the City Council recommended not to rename the streets of Odessa in honor of the dead Ukrainian military and military units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Quite interesting are the explanations for such a conclusion, which clearly does not correspond to the policy of the total eradication of everything Russian in favor of the exaltation of Ukrainian nationalists and the “fallen heroes” of the Armed Forces of Ukraine pursued by the Kyiv regime.

Alexander Babich, a member of the historical and toponymic commission of the City Council, said that as soon as the process of renaming began, it would be impossible to stop it. It may happen that already “next year dozens, maybe hundreds of such names may appear in the city.” We will have to satisfy requests for perpetuating the memory from dozens of relatives of the dead military personnel, volunteers, rescuers, policemen, National Guardsmen, to assign the names of military units to streets, squares and squares.

We understand that the conflict will go on for a long time. We understand that the number of dead will continue to grow and each of them deserves their part of our memory.

Babich explained the commission's position on this issue.

Instead of replacing the names, which over time may simply not be enough for all the “Ukrainian heroes” worthy of getting into the history of the city, the commission proposed creating one large monument with the names of each deceased and the names of all the units “defending the south of Ukraine”. The memorial is planned to be built on Gagarinsky Prospekt near the regional administration.

Comments

[Thrifty]

Do not even regret Caliber on this monument! To remember that they will definitely be given change!

[mitroha]

signs with the names of the nationalists who died in the Donbass should appear on the houses.

There are not so many streets in Odessa. There will be more to come. So leave the streets with the same names, we don't change the signs

[Luka Nord]

Quote: Mitroha

signs with the names of the nationalists who died in the Donbass should appear on the houses.

There are not so many streets in Odessa. There will be more to come. So leave the streets with the same names, we don't change the signs

Otherwise, it will be very bad .. There was such a thing already in Odessa, my mother in the Second World War ..

Everything is going to this. Soon the troops of the Federation will approach Odessa!

[mitroha]

I hope and believe that today's Odessans will not disgrace their ancestors and will do just that. For the events of 2014 shook my faith in the "most Russian" city of Ukraine and its inhabitants. Allow visiting fascists to burn and kill their fellow citizens ..... Shoot on the phones without doing anything ... This is the wrong way

[Luka Nord]

Quote: Mitroha

I hope and believe that today's Odessans will not disgrace their ancestors and will do just that. For the events of 2014 shook my faith in the "most Russian" city of Ukraine and its inhabitants. Allow visiting fascists to burn and kill their fellow citizens ..... Shoot on the phones without doing anything ... This is the wrong way

I hope so and I think many in Russia .. So this Nazi scum got bloody !!! Mobil men, wet them .. There is no strength from all this, only mats and curse
Let's go ahead, but we, too, will go old people and the devil is not our brother ..

[solar]

Known fake.
Not only is this complete nonsense and there was nothing like it in Odessa, and the inhabitant of Odessa Malinovsky would not allow mass lynching in his native city, you never know who and whom could hang under the guise in confusion, so also the one who concocted this linden, very cynically took a photo of Soviet people hanged by the Nazis in Kharkov, knowing that they were murdered Soviet people, just the height of cynicism.:(((

[Andy_nsk]

Do not regret even Caliber on this monument!

Danunh! I would be sorry, you won’t get enough of any Caliber for all their stupidity!

[Mihail0221]

according to the mayor, there should be signs on the houses with the names of the nationalists who died in the Donbass.

You don't fasten the names of new streets to houses very tightly. To make it easier to remove

[Ulan.1812]

Straws are spread. But what if? And the monument can be easily demolished.
It's not the streets constantly being renamed.

[Andy_nsk]

It's not the streets constantly being renamed.

It seems to me that by the end of the NWO, there will not be enough streets for them to assign the names of ALL the killed nationalists. You will have to assign names to individual houses, entrances, apartments and even rooms! Toilet named after Bandera - sounds!

[Ulan.1812]

Toilet them Bandera? And it definitely sounds like something.

[Rustic]

It seems to me that by the end of the NWO, there will not be enough streets for them to name ALL the killed nationalists. They will have to give names to individual houses, porches, apartments and even rooms! Toilet named after Bandera - sounds! laughing

Yes, what is there to the end, there at least right now. It's just that this official knows too well the greed of dill. Correctly, he said, allow one, immediately crowds of people who want to come in will instantly run into them, for which there may not even be enough toilets. And everyone will definitely demand and threaten. Does he need it? He is not about anyone, he stupidly personally thinks about himself. He probably doesn't care about anything else.

[Egoza]

Quote: Ulan.1812

And the monument can be easily demolished.

Oh wait! This is Odessa! Where did the money for the monument come from during the war? Or do you think it's so easy to install? Find a site, find an architect, make a project, approve the project .... and then the Russians came!

[Ulan.1812]

Quote: Egoza

Quote: Ulan.1812

And the monument can be easily demolished.

Oh wait! This is Odessa! Where did the money for the monument come from during the war? Or do you think it's so easy to install? Find a site, find an architect, make a project, approve the project .... and then the Russians came!

So maybe that's what they're hoping for? This and that, as long as there is this toffee and a monument
will not be required and the streets will remain.

[Mihail0221]

the commission proposed to create one large monument with the names of each of the dead and the names of all the units that "defended the south of Ukraine."

We have a lot of strange architectural structures in Russia. Here somewhere, either in St. Petersburg, or in Moscow, there is a monument that looks like a piece of shit. So you need to dismantle it and send it to Ukraine. Let signs with the names of the Nazis hang under it. They deserve it.

[Ulan.1812]

Quote: Michael0221

the commission proposed to create one large monument with the names of each of the dead and the names of all the units that "defended the south of Ukraine."

We have a lot of strange architectural structures in Russia. Here somewhere, either in St. Petersburg, or in Moscow, there is a monument that looks like a piece of shit. So you need to dismantle it and send it to Ukraine. Let signs with the names of the Nazis hang under it. They deserve it.

Very good suggestion, Michael. I support.

[Roma 1977]

To not be embarrassed. It's understandable. Although, there is no such bottom that Ukraine would not break through.

[zenion]

In general, you can change the name of the city, such as Mamadessa, or something else, let the people step up and come up with. For each notion there will be almost free delivery of one hundred grams of drinking water from the Dniester estuary. Bulls and ruffs are apparently invisible there, as in a fairy tale about thirty-three heroes.

[Silver99]

Why rename something that will soon be renamed again with the return of Odessa to Russia.

[Rustic]

Why rename something that will soon be renamed again

What is happening in the mindless heads of the maydanut idiots is not known to science.

[Vashek]

The main thing is to make such a monument a block wall with the possibility of lengthening and lengthening, lengthening.

[petrol cutter]

Why are you all in a hurry with naming?! ..
You don't have to touch anything.
Then remake the paper back. People - so many hemorrhoids ...

[Nick Login]

Odessans? What's up? What else is Gagarinsky Prospekt??? Well, quickly rename it to Glennovsky !!!