hunterV Says: If you wish to know more about this people, its life and complicated fate, why not visit the Lemkis museum located at the secondary school.The museum is full of exhibits from the households of the Lemkis and other villagers.These exhibits illustrate their life in the village...
Peremozhne: Stay at Your Friends'
hunterV Says: I did not stay overnight in this village, but if I had to, I would ask my new friends there. I would stay somewhere at their house or at their friends' house.There are no hotels/motels in this village. The streets may have only one lamp or none at all, so a flashlight would...
hunterV Says: The Orthodox liturgy is held at this new Orthodox church located near the village pond and not far from the main square where the Vatra festival takes place.
hunterV Says: Have a stroll in the village park on its outskirts.You can also see the round tower that used to be a storehouse for horses' food.There is also an old building of the former mill near that round tower.
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The Orthodox liturgy is held at this new Orthodox church located near the village pond and not far from the main square where the Vatra festival takes place.
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The Village of Peremozhne, since 1953

Victorious Village – this is how the name of this village would sound in English. Shmidta is the old name of the settlement that existed here before the Second World War, from 1930 till 1941. I find...
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