Dead space of Uzhgorod cemetery

As Vladislav Gabda wrote on his Facebook page, at the Uzhgorod cemetery, thieves are now stealing not only flowers: "Today, as every weekend, we went to the cemetery, and saw that thieves had stolen not only flowers, but also the pine that was planted by my grandfather in 1950’s. Now, my grandfather, grandmother and father lie without a shade of that beautiful pine, that was standing there for decades without disturbing anyone, adorning not only the grave of my ancestors, but the whole Uzhgorod cemetery. Disgusting!!! Who are those harvesters of pine boards?"

Maybe, they are relatives of those metal hunters, who in 2012 defiled the graves of Transcarpathian poet, the winner of the Shevchenko Prize Petro Skunts and the former rector of Uzhgorod State University Volodymyr Lendyel?

Dead space – living dead souls. No, no space. Just dead, albeit still alive.