Heroes of Kharkiv: Galina Turbaba
Source: Radio Nakypilo
Authors: Tanya Fedorkova, Volodymyr Noskov
“I never thought I’d end up working as a funeral service provider. We buried people within the community; I went to morgues to retrieve our fellow villagers… “We hope to recover the bodies of two victims from under the rubble of the village council building and give them a proper burial. The bright memory of these people will always be with us,” says Halyna Turbaba, chair of the Dvorichanska Village Council.
She survived the Russian occupation, captivity, massive shelling of Dvorichna, and a missile strike on the village council building, where two local women were killed. Hear about her personal losses and those of the community as a result of Russia’s full-scale invasion, her hopes for the future, and the Dvorichanska diaspora in Kharkiv—in the new episode of the “Heroes of Kharkiv” podcast.
Authors: Tanya Fedorkova, Volodymyr Noskov
“I never thought I’d end up working as a funeral service provider. We buried people within the community; I went to morgues to retrieve our fellow villagers… “We hope to recover the bodies of two victims from under the rubble of the village council building and give them a proper burial. The bright memory of these people will always be with us,” says Halyna Turbaba, chair of the Dvorichanska Village Council.
She survived the Russian occupation, captivity, massive shelling of Dvorichna, and a missile strike on the village council building, where two local women were killed. Hear about her personal losses and those of the community as a result of Russia’s full-scale invasion, her hopes for the future, and the Dvorichanska diaspora in Kharkiv—in the new episode of the “Heroes of Kharkiv” podcast.
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