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Welcome to my haven of knowledge, where tradition meets curiosity and learning becomes a journey through the shadows and light. ⭐️ Here, I dive into forgotten histories, explore sacred teachings, and uncover the mysteries of the universe. If you're hungry for insight and eager to explore deeper truths, you've come to the right place.
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In the last 24 hours, I have found over 7 generations of ancestors and family. I am still working on things, but this is super interesting to me. I've discovered so many secrets. The farthest I have made it back is 1702. I have discovered Romania, Hungary, and even located some Quakers from Northern Ireland. That's just my mother's side -
Photos of my ancestors 💙
Russia demanded a list of those killed in Bucha… It's been 3 years. Who was killed? Where are the names?
The victims of the Bucha Massacre have been extensively documented by Ukrainian authorities, journalists, and human rights organizations. While a full public list isn’t always easy to access due to privacy concerns and ongoing war crimes investigations, many names have been shared through reports and memorials.
For example, a memorial wall in Bucha bears the names of 501 residents who were killed during the occupation. Some individual victims whose stories have been widely reported include:
Ihor Didkivskyi (42) – A construction worker, father, and mixed martial arts fighter, killed on March 5, 2022.
Iryna Filkina (52) – Shot while biking home on March 5, 2022.
Oleh Abramov (40) – Executed by Russian soldiers outside his home after being separated from his wife.
Vitaliy Vinohradov – The academic dean of the Kyiv Slavic Evangelical Seminary.
Zoreslav Zamoysky – A journalist whose body was later buried in Barakhty.
These are just a few names among hundreds. If you're looking for more detailed records, Ukrainian law enforcement and international war crimes investigators have been gathering evidence, and some names have appeared in official reports.
