Stealers of heritage

While serving as Director General of the "Novgorod State United Museum-Reserve", Grigorieva facilitated the organization and staging of the exhibition "The Gold of Byzantium" at the museum under her jurisdiction, for which Ukrainian cultural artifacts were illegally transferred from the "Chersonesos Tauric" Museum-Reserve, located in the temporarily occupied territory of Crimea.
The concept of the exhibition was based on showcasing the purported shared historical and cultural heritage of Novgorod and Chersonesos. Museum artifacts illegally removed from the temporarily occupied Crimea were integrated into the exhibition as elements intended to reinforce russian historical and political narratives regarding the "shared history" of russia and Ukraine.

While serving as director general of the so-called state budgetary institution "Donetsk Republican Museum of Local History", she carries out activities aimed at legitimizing the russian occupation of Ukrainian territories, in particular through the implementation of presidential cultural and educational projects, and also disseminates russian federation propaganda narratives regarding the war against Ukraine.
On May 22, 2026, as part of the "Tavrida.ART" art cluster—a so-called youth and educational resort established in 2023 at the initiative of the President of the russian federation— Maksymchuk delivered a presentation titled "The Image of a Hero", dedicated to russian servicemen participating in the war against Ukraine. In her presentation, Maksymchuk, among other things, emphasized the need to create a new exhibition hall at the local history museum dedicated to the so-called "SVO".
On May 7, 2026, with the participation of representatives of the occupying authorities, an exhibition dedicated to the "12th anniversary of the Donetsk People’s Republic" opened at the so-called "Donetsk Republican Local History Museum".

While serving as director of the "Mariupol Local History Museum", she organizes events aimed at legitimizing the russian occupation of Ukrainian territories, in particular through the implementation of presidential cultural and educational projects, and also disseminates russian propaganda narratives regarding the war against Ukraine.
From October 1 to 3, 2025, at the behest of the President of the russian federation, the "Azov Development Forum: The Economy of Novorossiya" took place on the premises of the museum headed by Bozhko, which included a roundtable discussion titled "On the History of the Special Military Operation". The event was attended by representatives of the occupying authorities and leaders of the russian Historical Society. In addition, Bozhko personally led a tour of the museum for forum visitors, during which she showcased the new exhibition "The Economy of Novorossiya: A Century of Creative Movement".
In May 2026, the museum launched an online exhibition titled "Heroes—Liberators of Mariupol", which tells the story of russian military personnel who allegedly "liberated Mariupol from Ukrainian nationalists".
On June 12, 2026, Bozhko gave an interview to the russian propaganda news agency TASS, in which she claimed that the old building of the Mariupol Local History Museum had been "destroyed by Ukrainian Armed Forces militants."