"Ukraine is the Only One for Everybody"

Ukrainian Unity Day is a holiday, which is celebrated to mark the signing of the treaty between the Ukrainian People's Republic and the West Ukrainian People's
Republic, on the St Sophia Square in Kyiv, on January 22 in 1919. The first official celebration of Ukrainian Unity Day at the state level took place on January 22, 1939, in the capital of the Carpathian Ukraine − Khust. In modern Ukraine, at the state level, that day was first celebrated in 1999.
Today this holiday is celebrated by the creation of a human chain that unites the Western and Eastern parts of the country.
The first chain was created in 1990 when more than a million patriotic Ukrainians joined hands and united the way from Kyiv to Lviv.