In Lviv, the memory of the soldiers of the Ukrainian Galician Army who died in 1918 was honored.
Today, November 1, events were held in Lviv to commemorate Ukrainian soldiers who died in battles with Polish forces in November 1918. The commemorative events took place near the restored monument on Mydlna Street, in the Zboiska district.
In Lviv, on November 1, residents honored the memory of Ukrainian soldiers who died during battles with Polish forces in November 1918. Memorial events took place near the restored monument on the grave of soldiers from the Ukrainian Galician Army on Mydna Street, in the Zboiiska district.
Representatives from the Lviv city council, clergy, community activists, and residents participated in the event. Priests performed a memorial service for the deceased, and attendees lit candles and placed flowers at the monument.
During the ceremony, the local resident, Yevhen Gladky, was presented with an award from the city mayor for his care of the military cemetery over many years.
The musical part of the event was supplemented by shooting songs performed by scouts and the younger choir of the Mykola Katsal Lviv Choral School "Dudarik." The Lviv city council announced that, in cooperation with the public initiative "To the Unknown Soldier," comprehensive repair and restoration work was carried out on the monument and the area around it, including paving the paths and the square in front of the monument, updating the lighting, arranging the greenery, and installing an information stand about the monument's significance.