20 Ways To Celebrate Your Revolution Ukrainian Style

You've just witnessed Yushchenko's fall from power on a largely peaceful day in Kyiv. After 93 days of protest, here's how you celebrate a revolution like a Ukrainian.

1. Head to the Presidential palace for photos.

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2. Crazy jumps!

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3. Go for a round of golf...

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4. ... with Presidential golf clubs.

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5. Take a public bath

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6. And check out the vintage care collection.

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7. Feed the goats at the Presidential zoo.

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Yes - a personal zoo!

8. Check out those Ostriches!

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9. Go for a sail on the President's yacht.

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No evidence of anyone stealing it yet...

10. Enjoy the ornamental horse.

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Such a pretty horse.

11. Get to work uncovering corruption.

Pavlo Podufalov/Kyiv Post / Via Twitter: @ChristopherJM

Kyiv Post journalists have been bravely reporting the Euromaidan protests in the face of violence from pro-government forces since 21st November 2013. They are staying in the presidential palace tonight to piece together captured documents. Read their live updates here.

12. That might take a while.

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13. Go for a drive in the city centre

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Flag waving mandatory.

14. Build a memorial to the fallen

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Nearly 100 people have been killed since the protests began. Many of them in recent days.

15. And take a moment to remember them.

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Thousands attended a funeral service on Saturday.

16. Make your former enemies pay respect.

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A suspected pro-government sniper was forced to pay respect to a make-shift memorial. Eyewitnesses say he was wrestled to the ground but not beaten:

@AFP @shustry He wasn't beat. I was standing right near him. He did have a pistol during one of the funerals and the people subdued him.— Johnny Semeniuk (@jsemeniuk11) February 22, 2014

17. Light up a city.

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Thousands were still gathered in the Maidan square as night fell to honour the fallen.

18. Meet your hero.

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Yulia Tymoshenko, former Prime Minister and Leader of the Orange revolution was released from prison after a parliament vote. She has long been a symbol of hope against Yuschenko's corruption.

19. Watch an historic speech.

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Tymoshenko addressed the crowds gathered in the Maidan square from her wheelchair. She was welcomed warmly, although she does not enjoy universal support among the opposition movement. Find the English translation of her speech here.

20. and of course KARAOKE!

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Without missing the action from the Sochi Olympics.