The Suffering Wrought by War in Ukraine
The outbreak of war in Ukraine came as a big surprise to me. Until then, Europe seemed to be a continent where, after the horrors of two world wars and the experience of totalitarianism, nobody dared to start an armed conflict. Soon after the war began, I had the opportunity to travel to Ukraine several times with humanitarian aid transports. On the return journey, these transports brought back refugees who were eager to get to Poland. It was there that I met people affected by war.
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