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The second book in the memorial trilogy, “Kruk” (“The Raven”), is a color photo book entitled “Kruk's Guidebook”. In it, Nikolai Kravchenko, the chief ideologist of the Azov movement, lists geographical locations that are a must-see for Ukrainian nationalists. Each “place of power” has a description from an ideological point of view and a photograph taken by the author himself. It is a real interactive map that serves as an ideological guide.
The book combines the history, ideology, and personal mission of one of the most prominent figures in the modern Ukrainian nationalist movement. The author has created not just a list of geographical points, but a real map of Ukrainian “places of power” that inspire, shape, and unite national consciousness.
This high-quality and informative book is our ideological heritage, in which every page is filled with courage, love for the native land, and deep reflections on the future of the nation. The photographs and texts collected under its cover allow the reader to feel the author's perspective and understand the essence of the selected places.
Readers will find detailed descriptions of key geographical locations, each of which is a symbol of the indestructibility, historical memory, and spiritual strength of Ukrainians. Visiting these places is not only a journey, but also a path to a deeper understanding of national identity.
Nikolai Sergeyevich Kravchenko (“Kruk”) was born on May 20, 1983, in the city of Lyubotin, Kharkiv region. He is a well-known Ukrainian public and political figure, historian, ideologist of the Azov movement, one of the founders of the Kharkiv NGO “Patriot of Ukraine,” chief of staff of the “Black Corps” partisan detachment, a veteran of the legendary Azov regiment, deputy chairman of the National Corps party, a veteran of the Russian-Ukrainian war, one of the founders of the Cossack House, a supporter and popularizer of the ideas of nationalocracy and intermarriage, co-founder of the Orientir publishing house, and a Wikipedian and Wikimedian. He died on March 14, 2022, while accompanying foreign journalists in the village of Gorenka, Bucha district, Kyiv region, as a result of enemy shelling from a BM-21 Grad.
Specifications
Author: Mykola Kravchenko
Cover: hardcover
Language: Ukrainian
Illustrations: color
Number of pages: 224
Page size: 130 x 200 mm
Paper type: offset
Book size: 140 x 207 x 16 mm
Weight: 386 g
Year of publication: 2024