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  • Young protesters
  • Young protesters wearing white headbands in kamikaze style to demonstrate their commitment to hunger strike; a lady talking into the microphone. Some of the protesters wear orange ribbons, scarf, T-shirt.
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  • Bujak’s comment: "Bands around heads (kamikaze style) symbolize commitment to hunger strike."
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  • Waving Flag
  • An orange flag waves over tent city on a cold, snowy day at Maidan. A man in the background is wearing a Yushchenko "TAK" poster as a cape. There is a snow covered, orange stuffed animal on top of one of the tents.
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  • Tent city in the Orange Revolution
  • Tents installed by supporters of Yushchenko's party from Poland.
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  • Bujak’s comment: "Polish tent positioned in the first row, and would be under tanks if they came. This gesture by Polish students changed relationship between Poles and Ukrainians. First time Poles were willing to die for Ukrainians.“
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  • Women in the Orange Revolution
  • Women, members of polling committee, doing paper work. The women wear orange ribbons, neckwear, and other orange clothing in support of Yushchenko's party.
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  • Morning at Maidan
  • With Ukrainian and Yushchenko flags overhead, people are absorbed in their morning newspapers at Maidan. Many are wearing the color orange to demonstrate their support for the presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko. Yushchenko's famous "TAK"...
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  • Morning at Maidan.
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  • Funding for the Orange Revolution
  • The flat screens were financed by oligarchs. Another system of dispensing information.
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  • Children in the revolution
  • Two children standing near a statue; one child wearing an orange jacket in support of Yushchenko's "Tak" party.
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