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Kiwanis Club Zell Am See: Timeout From Everyday War for Ukrainian Children

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For 40 children and young people from the Ukrainian region of Saporishja, ten days in Zell am See meant a welcome break from everyday war. From 21 September to 1 October, 40 children and young people from the age of nine to twelve as well as five carers from the Ukrainian region of Saporishja were invited to Zell am See. They were invited by the state of Salzburg, the Kiwanis District Austria and the Kiwanis Club Zell am See. With the support of…
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For 40 children and young people from the Ukrainian region of Saporishja, ten days in Zell am See meant a welcome break from everyday war. From 21 September to 1 October, 40 children and young people from the age of nine to twelve as well as five carers from the Ukrainian region of Saporishja were invited to Zell am See. They were invited by the state of Salzburg, the Kiwanis District Austria and the Kiwanis Club Zell am See. With the support of…

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meinbezirk.at broke the news on Tuesday, October 13, 2026.
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