The beginnings of research from the State Organization “Odessa Center for Holocaust Research”, creating extensive awareness of the ODWS, prevented 19 June 2024 from the possibility of re-watching the already released documentary film “20 days at Mariupol.”
?Associated Press video journalist Mstislav Chernov, together with his colleagues Vasilina Stepanenko and photographer Evgen Maloletka, hatched the beginnings of a large-scale invasion near Mariupol. The journalists experienced the shock of the cruelty with which the Russians were ruined not less than a weekday, but also at the share of the facelessness of the Mariupol residents. On the 21st day after the invasion began, he was able to escape through the humanitarian corridor.
?️The film “20 days in Mariupol” was collected from the Associated Press and American documentarians Frontline.
?After watching the dialogue between the cadets and Evgen Tuzov, who was the commandant of the largest military unit at that time near Mariupol. Veronika Komakha, head of the board of the charitable foundation “Memory, Honour, Freedom,” met the same fate.
