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I Am a Ukrainian
"I Am a Ukrainian" is an Internet viral video, first posted on YouTube in 2014 featuring a young Ukrainian woman supporting the protestors in the 2014 Ukrainian revolution. It was filmed by Graham Mitchell. By late March that year the video had been viewed about 8 million times.
==Background==
The woman in the video was initially not named〔 in order to keep her safe,〔 but was eventually identified as Yulia Marushevska, a Kyiv Ph.D. student of Ukrainian literature at Taras Shevchenko National University.〔 Marushevska and British photographer Graham Mitchell shot the video after the death of five people, three of whom died of gunshot wounds, on January 22.〔〔 Marushevska felt she needed to do more for the EuroMaidan, and was frustrated with what she perceived to be the foreigners’ ignorance about why the protests were happening.〔 She wanted to inform the viewers that the Ukrainians want to change their government due to concerns over alleged unchecked corruption within it.〔〔 They ended up shooting a 2-minute, 4 second long video〔 where she speaks in English.〔
In July 2015 Mikheil Saakashvili, Governor of Odessa, announced that Yulia Marushevska accepted a job as Deputy Head of the Odessa Regional State Administration. According to Mikheil Saakashvili Yulia Marushevska had previously spent a year of training at Harvard and Stanford universities.〔
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