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Under Hans Frank's administration as Governor-General of occupied Poland, nearly three million Jews were killed, along with hundreds of thousands of Poles and Ukrainians.
Wilma Peters organizes a 1,600-kilometer convoy from Frankfurt an der Oder to the Ukrainian border, delivering essential supplies to those affected by the war.
The U.S. treats Haitian asylum seekers differently than Ukrainians, facing unique challenges.
Palestinian journalists describe being killed in various brutal ways, including being incinerated and dismembered, while calling for global awareness and action.
In Donetsk Airport, pro-Russian forces clear debris and recover bodies while Ukrainian prisoners of war are forced to work under dangerous conditions.
In January 2022, President Biden receives a briefing indicating that a Russian invasion of Ukraine is likely to occur soon.
A refugee recounts a 45-kilometer trek to Calais with his wife and two children, facing harsh living conditions in makeshift shelters.
Ukrainians eligible for Israeli immigration receive support from the Jewish Agency and Sharansky.
Petro Poroshenko must prove his leadership to Ukrainians amid conflict with Russia.
In Chermalyk, Donbass, a journalist documents the immediate aftermath of Putin's invasion declaration, capturing the resilience and fear of Ukrainians amidst war.
A cruise missile struck Mykolaiv's city hall, killing six people as they arrived for work, leaving the building heavily damaged.
Vladlen Tatarsky is killed by an explosive statue at an event in St Petersburg, reports say.
The Azov militia runs a summer camp in Ukraine to prepare children for conflict.
