Apocalypse

The Beginning

A worldwide outdoor exhibition of photographs that were taken during the Russian-Ukrainian war of 2022.

Under the patronage of His Holiness Patriarch FILARET, founder of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church, Hero of Ukraine.

The significant locations are being requested for this exhibition: in front of the White House, Washington, D.C.; St. Peter’s Square, Vatican City; the Liberty Bridge, Venice; in front of Notre Dame Cathedral, Paris; Hachiko Square, Tokyo; The Colosseum, Rome; Hyde Park, London; as well as other places in European capitals.

Warning: this gallery contains images some people may find upsetting.

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Developing the Exhibition Concept by Sergey Melnikoff, aka MFF
This interactive photo gallery has been created by the Recklama from Mariupol, Ukraine.
Literary part made by EditMyEnglish
Supported by Hostpro.UA

All Rights Reserved © 2022, The Soul of Ukraine Foundation, Inc.

Apocalypse

The Beginning

Help the Project

You can support the project through these challenging war times. Every contribution, however big or small, makes a real difference to our future.

Apocalypse

The Beginning

Help the Project

You can support the project through these challenging war times. Every contribution, however big or small, makes a real difference to our future.

Apocalypse

The Beginning

Help the Project

You can support the project through these challenging war times. Every contribution, however big or small, makes a real difference to our future.

#6 Running Away From the Russian World

Photo by Andrii Nesterenko | Irpin, a suburb of Kyiv. April 6, 2022 | Vehicles of civilians that were shot and burned by the Russian army.

“The numerous atrocities by Russian forces occupying parts of northeastern Ukraine early in the war are abhorrent, unlawful, and cruel,” said Giorgi Gogia, associate Europe and Central Asia director at Human Rights Watch. “These abuses against civilians are evident war crimes that should be promptly and impartially investigated and appropriately prosecuted. Ukraine has identified more than 10,000 possible war crimes in total since the beginning of this war.”

Apocalypse

The Beginning

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Apocalypse

The Beginning

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Apocalypse

The Beginning

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Apocalypse

The Beginning

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#6 Running Away From the Russian World

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