Kyiv Diary 4/4/2022: ‘More Lobsters Than People in the Grocery Store’
It’s troublesome when the food is supposedly for people, but they are not there to purchase it.
04
Apr
01
Apr
Kyiv Diary 4/1/2022: ‘Ukrainian Fashion Designers Support the War Effort’
While prominent international designers were busy doing major shows in New York, London, Milan, and Paris, Ukrainian designers have been using their sewing skills to support the Ukrainian army.
30
Mar
Kyiv Diary 3/30/2022: ‘A Pretense of Normal Life’
There is a surreal calm in Kyiv.
29
Mar
Kyiv Diary 3/28/2022: ‘We Fled Our Homes Not Knowing if We Would Ever Return’
We fled our homes and our beloved cities not knowing if we would ever return. And this makes us refugees.
25
Mar
Kyiv Diary 3/25/2022: ‘People Just Want To Survive. So, They Adapt to War’
Despite feeling constant danger, life seems to go on.
23
Mar
Kyiv Diary 3/21/2022: ‘Love Is in the Air’
Love is in the air. Love for Ukraine, for the beloved city, for the defenders, and for each other.
20
Mar
Kyiv Diary 3/20/22: ‘Heartbroken Adults Are Forced To Leave the Elderly Behind’
Moment is publishing regular updates from Helen, a Soviet American Jew living in Kyiv. Read all the diary entries here.
These last n...
18
Mar
Kyiv Diary 3/17/2022: ‘The Situation With Israel Bothers Ukrainians a Lot’
The situation with Israel bothers Ukrainians a lot—and not only Ukrainians.
16
Mar
Kyiv Diary 3/16/22: ‘This Night Four Buildings Were Bombed’
Moment is publishing regular updates from Helen, a Soviet American Jew living in Kyiv. Read all the diary entries here.
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14
Mar
Kyiv Diary: ‘Today Is a Good Day. We Have Netflix and Eggs’
Helen* moved to Ukraine from the United States ten years ago. The move was supposed to be temporary—her husband, a venture capitalist, ...