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The Road to Fight: The Story of a Young Ukrainian Stormtrooper
This story is about a young man with the call sign "Surfer" who, at the age of 19, became the embodiment of courage, determination, and love for Ukraine.
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Ilona Batulina

Goslar Region helps Ukraine
 - Ambulances, donations and Super Mario. Helping refugees in the district of Goslar and in their home country.
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Günter Koschig

Her destiny a mirror of the era
The life of 97-year-old Raisa Vasylivna Golub (née Bahaziy) is a small mirror that reflects the path Ukraine has traveled over the past century.
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Svitlana Glybytska

Heroes don't die
My people are tired, 
They suffer
All the horrors and crimes of the executioners.
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Lev Boiko

Shine Even in the Most Difficult Circumstances
When the war started, both mentally and physically, I was ready. I had just finished a tough training session with friends, so I was in good shape. Life didn’t change drastically for me; before, I was already accustomed to challenges, leading an ascetic life, with part of my time dedicated to serving others. This was a new challenge where all my training and mental strength could be used in the right way.
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Kotsuruba Alexander

Andriy Sosnov's Choice
Andriy Sosnov is a singer and musician. He was born on August 1, 1973 in the city of Makiivka, Donetsk region, just like his twin brother Igor. At the age of 8, the twins first heard Vladimir Vysotsky's songs and fell in love with the music. The brothers also wanted to sing. Andriy learned to play the guitar, and Igor the flute, so they began to accompany each other.
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Svitlana Glybytska

Travel to Turkey
It all started 24th of February. No one in my family expected that kind of situation. We were scared and confused, did not know what to do next. At first we stayed in our city, but my family decided to leave after a dangerous condition at the nuclear station. 
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Mariia Minieieva

Vovchansk a victim of Russian terror
When hostilities began in the east in 2014, I was 11 years old and I asked: "Mom, won't this happen here?"
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Ilona Batulina

Sport in time of war
Since my childhood, I have loved sports. And especially football. It has a special place in my life. It is the game in my heart. 
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Lev Boiko

WIDOWS` day
This day started with the news. My friend Zhenya's husband was killed at the front. This is the first thing I saw in my newsfeed. In the morning, when I went to the cemetery to visit my husband's grave.
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Alina Karnaukhova

Olenivka terrorist attack through my eyes
In 2022, when the tragedy in Olenivka occurred, I did not immediately understand what had happened. It hadn't even been six months since the start of Russia's full-scale invasion. So I guess my brain didn't know how to react to such catastrophes. 
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Lev Boiko

Antiheroes
I will start with recent events. Forest fires are raging in many places in Ukraine. This abundance of fires is explained by strong winds, which spread the fire, and mine detonation, which intensifies the flames. But more and more often many Ukrainians are thinking about deliberate arson. And these suspicions are confirmed: it has already become known that occupants drop cans of flammable liquid from drones. Also people have seen motorcyclists scattering burning torches.
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Svitlana Glybytska

The pain of loss
How does it feel to know that your hometown is destroyed?
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Ilona Batulina

Between the worlds
–painting and story by Irina Pharion 
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Oksana Astapovych

Completely and inevitably changed
For the first six months in Germany, I was afraid to be out in the open. When I had to go outside I tried to walk as close to the buildings as possible - so I didn’t feel like a “target”. At night I dreamed of shelling: a recurring dream of a plane dropping a bomb on my house. My last thought was always “this is the end”.
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Yana Kosinova-Zhukovska

Many circles of hell
At first, you simply believe that everything is fine, that your relative will contact you soon. And you wait what seems like forever: a day, two, three.
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Oksana Astapovych