Oksana Halytska Diary

Sofia started recording what was happening around her in early March 2022. She started her diary in Russian, and at the end of April she was already writing in Ukrainian and from Poland. This digital file is riddled with various links and vocations, full of fears, disappointments, and hope. Sofia had to leave her studies because she moved to Poland, and perhaps she found her new home there.

Anna Kharchenko is from Enerhodar, a city that serves a nuclear power plant in Zaporizhzhia Oblast. She met the war in Lviv, and as of 2024, her parents were still under occupation. This document is not a diary, but rather a personal testimony from the beginning of a full-scale war.