Horodok community during the war: apartments for IDPs, the Korean project and assistance from the Armed Forces of Ukraine
Articles | | 803 | Author: Natalya Merkulova
Collage by Olena Zelenina.
Horodok is a small old town near Lviv. It has a Galician face with Austrian buildings in the central part of the city, and also boasts of its 800-year-old antiquity, displaying unique temple buildings and monasteries built in the 15th-18th centuries. Golden Galician province.
Nestor the chronicler also wrote about Horodok. His first mention of Halytsko Town dates back to 1213. This is almost half a century earlier than the first mention of Lviv.
The town was very loved by the Polish king Władysław II Jagailo. He often visited Horodok, lived here for a long time and died here. He was buried in Wawel, but according to legend, the king's heart remained here.
Today Horodok is the center of the urban territorial community. Journalists from 10 regions of Ukraine visited here during the Lviv press tour organized by the Kharkiv Press Club.
How does the community of Gorodok live today? What challenges and achievements during the war? What are the activity priorities? Journalists learned about this from the mayor during a press conference held at Horodotsk Town Hall.
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