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Ukrainian Book Institute
About this informs Ukrainian Book Institute.
The concept of the space, according to the organizers, is designed to fill the gaps and show the belonging of Ukrainian culture to Europe.

“We came to Frankfurt to tell an obvious but important truth: Ukrainian culture has always been European. And today it sounds here not as a request for support, but as an equal voice in a large community of free cultures. We are grateful to the FKY directorate for their support and solidarity with Ukraine. And for the unprecedented decision to refuse the participation of the Russian national stand.
This is a manifestation of our common principled position: culture cannot be outside of ethics, and freedom of speech cannot be outside of responsibility.”– said Olena Odynoka, acting deputy director of UIC for international cooperation.

The Ukrainian pavilion was located on almost 200 square meters. Its design is inspired by the ornaments of Vasyl Krychevsky, the creator of Ukrainian architectural modernism.

More than 300 editions from 35 Ukrainian publishing houses are presented at the national stand. As part of the Frankfurt Book Fair, Ukraine will hold over 30 discussions, meetings with authors and presentations of translations of Ukrainian books into English and German.

The Ukrainian stand will be open at the fair until Sunday, October 19, in Hall 4.1, Stand F79/80.

The Frankfurt Book Fair is one of the largest and most influential book fairs in the world, which has been held annually in Germany since 1949. Currently, it is a professional platform for publishers, writers and cultural institutions, where they can exchange experience with foreign colleagues and negotiate cooperation.

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Ukrainian Book Institute
About this informs Ukrainian Book Institute.
The concept of the space, according to the organizers, is designed to fill the gaps and show the belonging of Ukrainian culture to Europe.

“We came to Frankfurt to tell an obvious but important truth: Ukrainian culture has always been European. And today it sounds here not as a request for support, but as an equal voice in a large community of free cultures. We are grateful to the FKY directorate for their support and solidarity with Ukraine. And for the unprecedented decision to refuse the participation of the Russian national stand.
This is a manifestation of our common principled position: culture cannot be outside of ethics, and freedom of speech cannot be outside of responsibility.”– said Olena Odynoka, acting deputy director of UIC for international cooperation.

The Ukrainian pavilion was located on almost 200 square meters. Its design is inspired by the ornaments of Vasyl Krychevsky, the creator of Ukrainian architectural modernism.

More than 300 editions from 35 Ukrainian publishing houses are presented at the national stand. As part of the Frankfurt Book Fair, Ukraine will hold over 30 discussions, meetings with authors and presentations of translations of Ukrainian books into English and German.

The Ukrainian stand will be open at the fair until Sunday, October 19, in Hall 4.1, Stand F79/80.

The Frankfurt Book Fair is one of the largest and most influential book fairs in the world, which has been held annually in Germany since 1949. Currently, it is a professional platform for publishers, writers and cultural institutions, where they can exchange experience with foreign colleagues and negotiate cooperation.
