Waking up in silence

During the long summer in Germany, Ukrainian refugee children settled in the old military camps of the Nazi German army. They repaired bicycles, learned German, knitted flower crowns, and wrote "Putin, stop killing people indiscriminately" in chalk on the raised edges of the road. Shell attacks, air raid evacuation, and curfews became daily conversations between children and their parents. The World War II military paintings left in the military camps were interpreted by the children as the current Russian-Ukrainian war. The same history was repeated, and generations of children were still so immature and innocent.