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06.12.2013 A protester at the improvised camp at Plac Svobody (Euromaidan Lviv) talks to his fellows organizing life at the camp after the night snowfall. photo: Paweł Wyszoimrski / TESTIGO
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05.12.2013 Lviv. Ukraine. An improvised stand with national and oposition party symbols. photo: Maciej Moskwa / TESTIGO
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05.12.2013 Lviv. Ukraine. An improvised stand with national symbols and memorabilia. The badges are national symbols as well as symbols of oposition parties and far right nationalist movements including portraits of Stepan Bandera engaged in acts of political violence. photo: Maciej Moskwa / TESTIGO
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06.12.2013 Lviv. Ukraine. A man stands next to anti-govermental poster which shows caricature of Viktor Janukitch and Vladimir Putin. photo: Paweł Wyszomirski / TESTIGO
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05.12.2013 Lviv. Ukraine. Crowd gathered at Plac Svobody (Euromaidan Lviv) during anti-government protests. photo: Maciej Moskwa / TESTIGO
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05.12.2013 Lviv. Ukraine. A passerby stops at the improvised stand with national and EU symbols. The income from the sales supports the students organization camp at Euromaidan Lviv. photo: Paweł Wyszomirski/TESTIGO
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05.12.2013 Lviv. Ukraine. An improvised camp of anti-government protesters at Plac Svobody got supplied with chopped wood for mobile kitchen. photo: Paweł Wyszomirski / TESTIGO
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06.12.2013 Lviv. Ukraine Protesters gather around a brazier at Plac Svobody (Euromaidan Lviv) next to the Staue of T. Schewtschenko.photo: Maciej Moskwa / TESTIGO
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06.12.2013 Lviv. Ukraine. A camp of the anti-government protesters in the morning after night snowfall. photo: Maciej Moskwa / TESTIGO
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06.12.2013 Lviv. Ukraine. Inside of the tent of the protesters at Euromaidan Lviv. Ivan, Anna Maria and Ola are students from Lviv. photo: Maciej Moskwa / TESTIGO
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05.12.2013 Lviv. Ukraine. Inside of the tent of the anti-goverment protesters. The camp funcitons 24/7 and students take shifts in running and guarding the camp and the press centre. photo: Maciej Moskwa / TESTIGO
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06.12.2013 Lviv. Ukraine. Students organize marches from their universities to Plac Svobody throughout the day which geneartes traffic but improoves the power and visibility of anti-government movement. photo: Paweł Wyszomirski / TESTIGO
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05.12.2013 Lviv. Ukraine. Young people gather at Euromaidan Lviv decorated with national and EU symbols. photo: Paweł Wyszomirski / TESTIGO
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04.12.2013 Lviv. Ukraine. Christan priests conduct evening prayer on the stage of Euromaidan Lviv. Daily presence and prayers followed by speeches about feedom and unity passes a clear message that christian organizations support the anti-goverment protests.
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04.12.2013 Lviv. Ukraine. Evening march at Plac Svobody during peaceful anti-government protests. photo: maciej Moskwa / TESTIGO
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04.12.2013 Lviv. Ukraine. A parade of cars with anti-goventmant protesters at Plac Svobody. photo: Maciej Moskwa / TESTIGO
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04.12.2013 Lviv. Ukraine. Evening gathering of protesters at Plac Svobody. photo: Maciej Moskwa / TESTIGO
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05.12.2013 Lviv. Ukraine. Plac Svobody. A protester decorated with a combination of American and Ukrainian and oposition party flags. photo: Maciej Moskwa / TESTIGO
On November 21st 2013, Ukrainian President Viktor F. Yanukovich rejected signing a EU association agreement which would be a step into Ukraine membership in the European Union. Pro integration...
Ukrainian Revolution in Lviv
On November 21st 2013, Ukrainian President Viktor F. Yanukovich rejected signing a EU association agreement which would be a step into Ukraine membership in the European Union. Pro integration peaceful protest burst out all over the country including Russia oriented Eastern Ukraine. The protests have been mostly started and run by students. Opposition parties joined in and added another demand of the government to step down. The largest protests go on in Kiev however Euromaidan gatherings keep up the spirit of protest spread out in many large cities including Lviv in Western Ukraine which is a heart of pro EU movement. The protesters became more united after a cruel attack of police special forces Berkut on protesters and journalists on Nov30th in Kiev. Protesters in Lviv are supported by local authorities and they also send out activists to support the main protest in Kiev. The students built a temporary camp at Plac Svobody, which became a heart of revolution and temporarily called Euromaidan Lviv. Students and party activists run a strong informational campaign and try to unite society and keep up the spirit of the coming change and tracking the news from the Ukrainian capital.
