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A thing that reminds me of Frau Hut
A thing that reminds me that there is no need to recall childhood
A thing that reminds me of a monster
“We are heading for death. You have to live and tell the truth to your grandchildren.” 75 years ago, Mykhailo Kutsiaba was the only one of his family to escape exile to Siberia. Zaborona tells his story
A thing that reminds me that my grandmother’s heart was beating
A thing that reminds me of the dead people’s ritual from a village that no longer exists
A thing that reminds me that there are only watch hands left of my grandfather
“I Didn’t Think I’d Ever Shoot an Armed Conflict until the War Started On My Country’s Border.” Zaborona Talked To Polish Photojournalists Who Have Been Working in Ukraine Almost Constantly for Two Years Now
“Russian Intellectuals Should Have Chosen the Tactic of Silence Rather Than Sneaking Onto International Platforms to Complain About Fate.” Interview With the Director of the Ukrainian Institute, Volodymyr Sheiko
“War Is Not an Excuse for Censorship.” Photographer Maxim Dondyuk Spent Two Weeks in the Trenches in Donbas, Despite Shelling and Drone Strikes. Zaborona Spoke to Him
Has the state of freedom of speech in Ukraine deteriorated during the full-scale invasion? Op-ed by Zaborona’s Editor-in-Chief Katerina Sergatskova
Georgi Gospodinov. Bulgarian writer who predicted the war in Ukraine. Art explainer in stories