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Instytutska Street
The performance is dedicated to the anniversary of the tragic events that took place in February 2014 at the Institutskaja street (Kiev, Ukraine), during which in a few days more than fifty people were killed. The clashes occured between protesters against the government and representatives of law enforcement agencies.
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The performance is dedicated to the anniversary of the tragic events that took place in February 2014 at the Institutskaja street (Kiev, Ukraine), during which in a few days more than fifty people were killed. The clashes occured between protesters against the government and representatives of law enforcement agencies.
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