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May 1, 2022, Kharkiv, Ukraine: STUDENTS.Alexander Grigorevich Gryanik, 67 years old, principal of Kharkiv Ppecialized School #62 walks through the local high school, now in rubble from the shelling and wipes away dirt from a mural that created the word ‘Peace’ in Russian with dancers from the school in the tight knit community of Pyatikhatki, a neighborhood in Kharkiv, Ukraine on May 1, 2022. ..‘At the peak of the shelling of Pyatikhatki in the elementary school, about 120 people were hiding in the basement. Now it's down to 30,’ said the principal. There was a lot of damage at the high school but he holds onto hope, saying ‘The surviving museum gives us confidence that we can rebuild everything anew. That's how the memory is preserved.’..An elementary school serves as a basement shelter, especially for elderly babushkas during continued intermittent shelling. English teacher Irina Shevtsova, 6, stated, ‘We are together in school, united and that’s why we are safe. It’s not so scary when you have your friends and colleagues beside you. And our principal is God.’ Eight residents have perished during the brutal war. Svetlana Kremenskaya, 75, declared, ‘Putin is the second Hitler.’ But Vera Maksimovna Barankova, 83, is sad. ‘I was born during the war and now I live out my years during the war.’ ..SUMMARY: GENOCIDE OF LEARNING..A somber start to the school year began in Ukraine on September 1st. In a genocide of culture and learning, over 2000 educational institutions and 500 cultural sites have been damaged or destroyed by Russian shelling according to the Defense Ministry. Now the curriculum includes instructions on emergency measures and all buildings are required to have bomb shelters. ..Ordnance lay in empty hallways amid shrapnel-riddled walls, scorched books and melted teaching tools. The absence of children’s laughter leaves a surreal silence. A po (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)
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