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Gallery: Free Press photographer Jessica Lee chronicles Ukrainian family’s first month in Winnipeg

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Olena Hrushytska, 37, her son, Oleksandr (Sasha) HrushYtskyi, 6, and her fianc�, Sergiy Adamenko, 41, left their home and made their way to a subway station. They were accompanied by Adamenko's parents, a young friend, three dogs and a cat. They drove from Kharkiv, Ukraine, to Romania, then took trains and buses to Hungary and Germany, before flying from Amsterdam to Toronto and eventually Winnipeg.

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Gallery: Free Press photographer Jessica Lee chronicles Ukrainian family’s first month in Winnipeg

In late February, when the bombs started falling in the middle of the night on Kharkiv, Ukraine, Olena Hrushytska, 37, her son, Oleksandr (Sasha) Hrushytskyi, 6, and her fiancé, Sergiy Adamenko, 41, left their home and made their way to a subway station where many others were seeking shelter from the blasts. They were accompanied by Adamenko’s parents and Hrushytska’s mom, a young friend, three dogs and a cat.

2 years ago·Winnipeg, Canada

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