Chernihiv

It probably happens on a fairly kind of day-to-day basis, if I'm honest.

But I mean, one of our first trips, we went up to Chernihiv, which was one of the original kind of occupied territories of the war.

And we were driving up and driving up this extraordinarily, you know, smooth road the whole way up, brand new bridge and city and stuff.

And I was speaking to him, I thought, well, you know, I thought this was,

Russian officials say Ukrainian drone strikes in the Voronezh region hit residential buildings, an industrial plant and a train, killing several people and injuring dozens.

Ukrainian officials say Russian strikes in Zaporizhia and the Chernihiv region injured at least six people, while other attacks damaged a health care centre in Kherson and an industrial facility in Odessa.

Russian officials say Ukrainian drone strikes in the Voronezh region hit residential buildings, an industrial plant and a train, killing several people and injuring dozens.

Ukrainian officials say Russian strikes in Zaporizhia and the Chernihiv region injured at least six people, while other attacks damaged a health care centre in Kherson and an industrial facility in Odessa.

Russian officials say Ukrainian drone strikes in the Voronezh region hit residential buildings, an industrial plant and a train, killing several people and injuring dozens.

Ukrainian officials say Russian strikes in Zaporizhia and the Chernihiv region injured at least six people, while other attacks damaged a healthcare centre in Kherson and an industrial facility in Odessa.

Russian officials say Ukrainian drone strikes in the Voronezh region hit residential buildings, an industrial plant and a train, killing several people and injuring dozens.

Ukrainian officials say Russian strikes in Zaporizhia and the Chernihiv region injured at least six people, while other attacks damaged a healthcare centre in Kherson and an industrial facility in Odessa.

Russian officials say Ukrainian drone strikes in the Voronezh region hit residential buildings, an industrial plant and a train, killing several people and injuring dozens.

Ukrainian officials say Russian strikes in Zaporizhia and the Chernihiv region injured at least six people, while other attacks damaged a healthcare centre in Kherson and an industrial facility in Odessa.

The example in The Jewish World, a book written in 1944, one can read, "The Soviet authorities were fully aware that the Jews were the most endangered part of the population, and despite the acute military needs in transport, thousands of trains were provided for their evacuation.

In many cities, Jews were evacuated first, although the author believes that the statement of the Jewish writer David Bergelson that approximately 80% of Jews were successfully evacuated is an exaggeration." Bergelson wrote, "In Chernigov, the pre-war Jewish population was estimated at 70,000 people, and only 10,000 of them remained by the time the Germans arrived.

In Dnepropetrovsk," I can never pronounce that one-

Yeah, neither can I

However, Kaganovich writes that the Jews were sometimes directly assisted by the partisans.

There were even partisan attacks on small towns in order to save Jews from ghettos and camps, and that Russian partisan movement helped fleeing Jews to cross the front lines, and in this way they smuggled across the front line many thousands of Jews who were hiding in the forests of Western Belarusia, escaping the carnage.

A partisan force in the Chernigov region accepted more than 500 children from Jewish families in the woods, protected them and took care of them.

After the Red Army liberated Sarny on Volyn, several squads broke the front and sent Jewish children to Moscow.