"In gymnasium, he kept to himself. He had specific interests. He was interested in history, the Nazis, and the Aryan race. My son told me that he didn't behave very friendly, which is why people avoided him too," says Evelina, whose son attended the same gymnasium as the attacker. #Краков #стрельба #трагедия (translated)
"Every hour rockets and Shaheds fly above us. At night, the bombing and explosions can be heard," describes the situation in eastern Ukraine from tiny Evelina. "I can rest beautifully here. I feel safe here, I feel good. At the same time, I still think about what the situation is like in my city and how my sisters and mom are doing," explains Evelina, whose father died just two months after the war began. "My father died four years ago. He was injured in the war. They were transporting him along with other people to the city of Soledar. Two military vehicles were driving when a Russian tank came at them. It shot at the vehicle where my father was. He died in that vehicle," Evelina explains. "I remember walking in the park, or how we made plans to go on a family vacation together, or how we turned off all the lights at home and made a little cinema. We talk about how nice it would be if we could turn back time when there was no war." "My biggest wish is for the war to end and for the people who are deployed and are not at home to come back home. I would also like those who have died to return home as well," concludes 12-year-old Evelina, one of the war children. #Válka #Děti #Ukraina (translated)
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