History
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From a legendary cruiser to a Shahed strike: what made November 13 memorable in Mykolaiv
🚢 On November 13, 1941, the legendary cruiser *Chervona Ukraina*, built in Mykolaiv, sank. Decades later, Korabelnyi District found itself at the…
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Ships were launched, stars were taken down, and Okean was sold: the incredible story of November 12
🚢 In 1840, warships were launched in Mykolaiv. In 1941, the Nazis executed townspeople, while German aircraft inflicted fatal damage on a…
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To Okean for 2 hryvnias, while barges head to the Netherlands: what November 11 was like in Mykolaiv
🚌 A 2-hryvnia fare to "Okean," huge articulated buses, and 1,200 tons of steel for building ships for export. This, too, is…
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From 500 Ships for the “Ocean” to the Liberation of Snihurivka: November 10 in Mykolaiv
🚢 500 ships for the Okean Shipyard—that was how many they promised to build in Mykolaiv! On this day, a church also…
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“Okean” was up for sale, entrepreneurs blocked the highway, and robbers blew up an ATM: November 9
💣 A police officer was holding a live grenade when he rescued people at the Kolos market. Meanwhile, criminals blew up an…
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The animals were threatened with being used as feed, and all shipbuilders with dismissal: the grim pages of November 8
🏭 900 shipbuilders could have lost their jobs, while at the Mykolaiv Zoo, a delay in 450,000 hryvnias prompted the director to…
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52 years since the start of the MGH, the return of the cyborgs, and arsenic in the water: what November 6 is remembered for
🏭 52 years ago, the story of the Mykolaiv Alumina Plant began. An atomic power station could have stood on its site!…
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Historical Photos of Mykolaiv Made Available to Everyone in a Digital Archive
📸 The collection includes photographs from the regional history museum and the Museum of Shipbuilding and the Fleet. Museum experts helped select…
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A tram to Shyroka Balka, an Olvia record, a post office arson attack, and Russian strikes: November 5 in Mykolaiv’s history
🚋 On November 5, tram No. 10 began running in Mykolaiv to Shyroka Balka, the Port of Olvia announced a record 408,000…
