Last weekend, Olga Korolova fled her home in Chernihiv, Ukraine, with her daughter, her dog and whatever possessions she could cram into two bags. “I was driving like a crazy,” she says. “I saw a bomb and in my brain, all I could think was, ‘Get away because of the baby’.” She drove for hours, eventually crossing the border into Poland where, that same night...
Under attack, Ukraine’s musicians become war reporters and military fundraisers
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