In Vladimir, a memorial to the Ukrainian archimandrite, recognized as the “Righteous Among the Nations” for saving Jews during World War II, was dismantled
Memorial plaques dedicated to the victims of Stalin's repressions have disappeared from the wall of the cemetery in Vladimir. attention to this in mid-October was The first to draw the Greek Catholic priest Ilya Astapov. The cleric noted that one of the tablets was dedicated to the memory of Klimenty Sheptytsky, an archimandrite of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church who was repressed for refusing to cooperate with the Soviet government.