The cobbled path of Andriyivskyy Descent in Kyiv tells the story of how easy it is for warmongers to fool us. It connects the baroquestyle St Andrew’s church at the top of the steep Zamkona Hora hill to Kontaktova Square below, winding down over 700 metres. This little path is known for its art galleries and small museums. It might also be the only street in the world that has a museum dedicated to itself. Every Sunday morning, on the sidewalk of Andriyivskyy Descent, grandpas and grandmas exhibit their treasures and invite shoppers to buy their trinkets. The wrinkles on...
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