History
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Chess, planes, alumina and a new church: a quintessentially Mykolaiv September 29
♟️ On September 29 in Mykolaiv the future chess grandmaster Kira Oleksiivna Zvorykina was born, and in 1939 the history of the…
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45 years of "Yantar", six rockets in one night and a living corridor for a soldier: what made September 27 memorable
🍺45 years of "Yantar" in Korabelnyi, a concert for German soldiers during the occupation, and a very different Mykolaiv decades later. 🚀…
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MGZ shutdown, millions in debts to shipbuilders, and the death of a cadet: what 26 September was remembered for
🏭 MGZ completely halted its main production, and during repairs an electrician was electrocuted. Meanwhile, the shipbuilders at another Mykolaiv plant were…
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From "Navalya" to the trolleybus in Korabelnyi: what stood out on September 25 in Mykolaiv
⚓ On September 25, 1895, a society was founded in Brussels from which the Mykolaiv "Naval" grew. And 129 years later, on…
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Brawl at "Diskus", death of a Mykolaiv soldier and Potemkin: what made September 24 memorable
📅 September 24 left very different traces in Mykolaiv: in 2004 a monument to Vasyl Sukhomlynsky was unveiled, and in 2014 a…
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Ship back in service, the Vitovskyi Knight for a million and 20 thousand trees: a mixed September 23
⚔️ In 2021, among the winners of the community budget there were as many as 10 projects from the Korabelnyi District. Among…
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The region's birthday, a city festival and 9 missiles: a very different September 22
22 September is an important date in the history of Mykolaiv and the region. It was on this day in 1937 that…
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From the Holocaust to Hibuki: what made September 21 memorable in Mykolaiv and the Korabelnyi District
In 1941 the Nazis began deporting the Jews of Mykolaiv to mass executions, and in 2021 hundreds of MGZ workers and activists…
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Where the Cossacks guarded the estuary: the history of Balabanivka, Vitovka and Shyroka Balka
Where the Okean plant, residential neighborhoods, and port facilities stand today, trade and Chumak routes ran for centuries, and Cossack winter quarters…
