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Escaping Bucha. One family’s flight from horror, two years on — Novaya Gazeta Europe

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Viktoria Druzenko was forced to flee her home in Bucha, Ukraine, during the Russian invasion. She tells researchers for project Exodus-2022, which collects testimonies from Jewish people forced to become refugees, what was going on in the town. Viktoria and her family had to climb up to the very top of their nine-storey building to get a good signal to tell their relatives that we were still alive.

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Escaping Bucha. One family’s flight from horror, two years on — Novaya Gazeta Europe

When the mayor of Bucha, a small town near Kyiv, announced the town’s liberation following the withdrawal and retreat of the Russian units that occupied it for 33 days, jubilation might normally have been expected.

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