As children, they were victims of Nazi Germany, the same country that now welcomes them in their old age to escape the horror of war in Ukraine. Galina Ulyanova, Larisa zuenco Dzuenko and Tatyana zurabiova Zhuravliova, all 83 years old, relived the worst memories of their childhood when the first Russian bombs fell on kyiv. “It’s very scary to think about it. Associations, I immediately remembered everything,” says Tatyana Zhuravlyova The three survivors of the Holocaust accepted the help of a Jewish organization to leave Ukraine and get safe. They were surprised by the reception they received from Germany. “…I...
Monitoring Antisemitism Intel
