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Natalia Vyshneva, a Ukrainian refugee, built a new life in Thionville

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Three years ago, the first refugees came from Ukraine. Among them, Natalia Vyshneva. She arrived in Thionville on March 3, 2022. Only a few days after the Russian invasion on Ukrainian soil began on February 24, 2022. "I know a family that has been settled in Thionville for some 20 years now. ...
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Natalia Vyshneva, a Ukrainian refugee, built a new life in Thionville

Three years ago, the first refugees came from Ukraine. Among them, Natalia Vyshneva. She arrived in Thionville on March 3, 2022. Only a few days after the Russian invasion on Ukrainian soil began on February 24, 2022. "I know a family that has been settled in Thionville for some 20 years now. ...

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