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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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Reportages — 15 MayYou Forget It Is Different Elsewhere
Notes from the deputy company commander on 7 important qualities that war fosters
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Reporters — 6 AugustMore than apples, houses or people
The greatest threat for Kamianka now weighs eighty grams and fits in a small hand. The story of a village in Kharkiv Oblast that russians turned into a minefield
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Reporters — 5 SeptemberPeople who serve with you are the most important. And there are too few of them
A photo series by a documentary filmmaker and now a soldier, Oleh Petrasiuk, about two months in the life of the 24th Mechanized Brigade
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Interviews — 11 JulyMarci Shore: “Narration about the end of history ends here, in Ukraine”
The historian on Maidan as a wonder that fosters hope and faith in humanity
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Interviews — 4 August 2023Anton Korynevych: “I’ve always rooted for the Jedi and the Rebels.”
An international lawyer talks about the tribunal for Russians and the real accountability of perpetrators