Florian is a German graduate student who visited Kyiv in mid-April as part of his research on political science paper he will be writing on the Orange Revolution. He was accompanied by two fellow students - Heike and Jans. I will try to get a copy of his paper up on the site (though I don't know how many German readers I have)

A last look at Tent City on the night of the inauguration. Most residents say the last few tents will come down on January 24.

Pictures from Viktor Yushchenko's January 23, 2005 inauguration.

Pictures from Maidan on New Year's 2005.

Pictures from Yushchenko campaign headquarters and Maidan on Election Day, Dec 26.

A few pictures I took of the hardy Tent City dwellers on Dec 25.

A rally featuring speeches by Yushchenko, Tymoshenko, Moroz, as well as Vladimir Klitchko and Vakarchuk of Okean Elzi. The rally was held on December 22.

Lesya and I visit L'viv to see how the protests are going there, and to relax.

More pictures of friends from the barricades.

These pictures are taken on Sunday, when leaders of all religions (save the Russian Patriarchy) spoke to protesters on Independence Square.

Protests from when the Parliament was deliberating over it's vote of non-confidence in the CEC and Cabinet.

Yushchenko supporters occupy an entire wing of the train station.

Pictures from the nightly rallies on Maidan Nezalezhnosti (Independence Square). The numbers of supports has grown every night, now they top one million.

Pictures of the 2,000, I mean 7,000, I mean 10,000, (and counting) brave individuals protesting the election fraud by camping out in the middle of Kyiv.

Some of the more unusual campaign slogans and symbols.

Pictures of some of my friends on the barricades.

Some pictures taken from our train trip just before the first round of the election. The government wasn't subtle about using public places to post its slander.