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Dmytro Gabchenko

“I was worried that my children and wife wouldn’t know where I was buried”

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He survived numerous shellings, threats and even escaped from Russian captivity. Dmytro Habchenko stayed in Bucha to help the citizens endure the difficult times of the occupation. But he almost died... 

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Bucha 2022 Video Civilian's stories men shelling safety and life support occupation captivity
Place of Interview:
Bucha
Location:
Bucha
Time of interview:
19.08.2022
Category
Civilian's stories
Recording method
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