On February 24th, 2022 russia launched a full-scale invasion of Ukrainian territories. Since then we, Ukrainians, received a lot of support from the international community which we are endlessly grateful for. However, currently, the interest of the world media to the russian aggression in Ukraine is decreasing every day as it happens with long-lasting military conflicts, while the horrors of the war are getting progressively worse. The purpose of this podcast is to share personal stories of Ukrainian youth, educate international listeners, and encourage them to help if they wish to do so.
Get to Know War
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On February 24th, 2022 russia launched a full-scale invasion of Ukrainian territories. Since then we, Ukrainians, received a lot of support from the international community which we are endlessly grateful for. However, currently, the interest of the world media to the russian aggression in Ukraine is decreasing every day as it happens with long-lasting military conflicts, while the horrors of the war are getting progressively worse. The purpose of this podcast is to share personal stories of Ukrainian youth, educate international listeners, and encourage them to help if they wish to do so.
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Recent Episodes
December 4, 2023
Get to know war through the history of Ukraine. Holodomor 1932-1933. Season 2 episode 1.
Holodomor. An unintended consequence of collectivization or a deliberate extermination of Ukrainian population?
August 20, 2022
Episode 9, Anna from Dnipro
The ninth guest of the Get to Know War podcast is Anna from Dnipro, a city in Eastern Ukraine. When the war started Anna together with me was in UWC Costa Rica where she studies, while her family was in Ukraine. In this episode, we reflected upon the experiences of returning home during the summer under the conditions of war, adjusting to the new reality, the world’s growing exhaustion with the russian aggression in Ukraine, and our thoughts about it. Follow the link to get to know Anna’s story and some thoughts that we believe were crucial to address for the international listeners
August 5, 2022
Episode 8, Hanna from Kharkiv
The eighth guest of the Get to Know War podcast is Hanna from Kharkiv, a city located in Eastern Ukraine. Hanna and her family were at home when russia launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine. As Kharkiv, especially the district of Saltivka, where Hanna lives, was heavily bombed and shelled since the beginning of the war, the family was forced to stay in the basement for several days until there was an opportunity to evacuate to Western Ukraine. Kharkiv as the second largest city in Ukraine with a population of more than 1.5 million people (before the war) has been suffering artillery and missile attacks almost every day since February 24th
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