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Opinion — 4 FebruaryBetween the Luxembourg Gardens and the Warsaw Ghetto
A writer talks about the end of the war, the return of men and women from the front and different (incomparable) experiences
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Opinion — 9 OctoberBlinders
The most common way of whitewashing the issue boiled down to the assertion that the communists oppressed their Self, unlike the Nazis, who targeted the Other
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Opinion — 7 OctoberBluebird’s Feather
What makes birds raise their fledglings here, who will likely return next year to this blood-stained home? A sense of belonging and an inability to do otherwise?
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Opinion — 6 SeptemberNot Thanks To, But Despite
Favorable historical tendencies are complicated and fragile. That’s why it is vital to fight for them, stand for them until they solidify and become as hard as a rock
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Opinion — 28 August“I’ll be right there, my love, just a short flight”
He feared he wouldn’t be able to save me from the Shahed drone. I was afraid he would, but at the cost of his life.
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Opinion — 12 AugustAlternative Scenarios
Ten years ago Ukrainians chose to be the authors of their own history. Since then we’ve been living in a constant state of stakes being raised
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Opinion — 5 AugustTen-Year Draft
How do we live with our past in the future?
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Opinion — 2 AugustReturn to Mariupol
The black abyss of grief, my dearest city in the world