1939-1945 NEVER AGAIN by Татьяна Лившенко

Anastasia Logvin, 13

tatianalivshenko — 2020-05-08 13:26:24 UTC

When the Second World War broke out, my great grandfather was only twenty years old. He lost his eye during the battle but stayed in the army up to the end of the war

Alex Gredzhev, 15

tatianalivshenko — 2020-05-08 13:31:49 UTC

As a child I considered war an interesting and fun game. But when I matured, I realized that it was not as funny as it seemed to me. I realized what the war leads to, it brings only negative consequences: destruction and death. I don’t want people to die in wars, war destroys not only houses, but also families. War impedes progress, because all forces are spent on maintaining military power. Many people die in the war, including young 20-25 years old , accordingly the birth rate decreases and this can lead to an aging nation. The world without wars is beautiful.

Anastasia Logvin, 13

tatianalivshenko — 2020-05-08 13:35:33 UTC

My great grandmother was a military doctor at the front line. She was captive and sent to a concentration camp.

Kirill Polovinko, 13

tatianalivshenko — 2020-05-08 13:46:19 UTC

I want to live in peace because I dream about normal life:to study,go out with my friends,to travel ad to take my hobby.
But when there is a war,it brings disasters,hunger and death for most people.They lose their homes,relatives and work.War makes people forlorn.
I thimk all of them are born for happiness.Our life isn't long, and nobody has any rights to interrupt it.

Oleksandra Chernetska, 11

tatianalivshenko — 2020-05-08 14:05:45 UTC

My great-grandmother was 3 years old, when the Second World War began. Her father Ivan Zabashta and his five brothers were taken to Soviet Army. She told me, that they defended Ukraine, because they fought in the East of our country. It was very awful war, and many people didn't come back home. It is known that the death toll of the Second World War is estimated to 65 million. In Ukraine the number of victims exceeded to 8,5 million people . War takes away hope, beaks fate, makes to give up the future and dreams, takes away the closest and dearest people - grandfathers, fathers, husbands, sons, brothers... My great-great-grandfather was missing. My family didn't stop searching him. They always waited and looked for him. They wrote to different organisations and even to TV shows. If you want to know my opinion, I think that there is nothing worse and terrible than war. First of all, war is death, blood, starvation, cold, diseases, destruction and children's tears

Oleksandr Boroday, 15

tatianalivshenko — 2020-05-08 14:14:51 UTC

I want to live in peace, because I do not want destruction, millions of broken lives, rivers of shed blood and tears. I want to live in a peaceful country, not to be afraid for my life, for the life of my loved ones, for my home. I want to be happy, make plans for the future, learn and develop. In my opinion, it’s just awful when you studied, earned, built, invested all your life, and at one moment a bomb flies into your house, and you stay on the street only in what was on you. I want to live in a world where people will direct their efforts to achieve new heights that will be useful to everyone.

Elvira Dublyak, 14

tatianalivshenko — 2020-05-08 14:20:21 UTC

My great grandpa  Dmitry Shiyan was born in 1905. He fought with the nazis near Lake Sivash when he was wounded In 1943.

Elysei Gritsaenko, 15

tatianalivshenko — 2020-05-08 14:23:35 UTC

I want to live in peace because I love life. I want to live and enjoy the sun, clear sky and kind people who are nearby. A man strives for wealth and glory and at the same time forgets that he causes pain and destruction in the world. I want my future to be bright and peaceful. So that future generations of people do not know what tears and grief are and from the deprivation that war brings. We did not lose dear people as a result of shell explosions that take away everything that is dear to you in this life. I love to enjoy nature, good relationships and smiles on people's faces. May there be world peace.

Elvira Dublyak, 14

tatianalivshenko — 2020-05-08 14:30:40 UTC

My great grandma Olga Schiyan brought up her seven children alone during the war. All the children survived thanks to her

Evelina Tereschenko, 14

tatianalivshenko — 2020-05-08 14:47:51 UTC

I want to live in peace, because I want to see the dawn in the morning, be near my mother, walk with friends and go to school. War is the destroyer of mankind. I want the children to live in full-fledged families, because it is so difficult to grow up, knowing that your father or mother can die from a bullet at any time. I want to live in peace, because I want my future children to be born under a peaceful sky and do not take an example of cruelty.

Zhenya Prosina, 14

tatianalivshenko — 2020-05-08 14:56:51 UTC

During World War II there were many heroes. And my great grandfather was one of them.
He fought for his country from Kursk to Poland.
That was very difficult for him – to be apart from family and fight with enemies. But he was strong and fearless.
My family was lucky and he came back home alive . But the war changed him a lot.
Before the war, he was trying to make his family rich, but then realized that the most precious thing is life.

Liza Veselova, 11

tatianalivshenko — 2020-05-08 15:14:52 UTC

I want to live in peace because most of all I value freedom. War is always associated with loss, pain, despair. Fortunately, my peers and I have not witnessed military events, but my grandparents often remember their military childhood. I love my life, my family, my friends, I value every day. So I want us to live in peace. I have many goals and dreams, and I am very eager to achieve them in a peaceful state. I know that our nation is very friendly and brave. We will overcome all adversities together, and the word ‘war’ will never sound again.

Kate Bezrodna, 11

tatianalivshenko — 2020-05-08 15:22:47 UTC

My great-grandfather was born in 1919. He was an assistant engineer.
Me great-grandfather and great-grandmother met in 1942 in the war. They served on the same ambulance train.

Anton Bodrikov, 11

tatianalivshenko — 2020-05-08 15:32:59 UTC

In my opinion Victory Day is one of the greatest holidays in the year.
Victory Day is celebrated on 9 th may.
On this day people remember soldiers , who fought for freedom of their homelands.
Many people were killed.
women and children helped soldies fight in the war.
We must remember and respect memories of people ,who protected us from the enemy.
we have a tradishion to give flowers to veterans in the street and to lay wreaths at the war memorial monuments and boards.

Kate Bezrodna, 11

tatianalivshenko — 2020-05-08 15:33:34 UTC

My great-grandmother was born in 1923. Before the war, she graduated from a school of nurses.
I am very proud of my great-grandfather and my great-grandmother.

Sasha Fedorenko, 14

tatianalivshenko — 2020-05-08 15:43:26 UTC

I want to live in peace because, when there is no war, everyone works, studies, goes about his own business. And most importantly, children grow up in families with dad and mom, who love and educate them. People need peace to live in friendship and joy, to raise children, improve the life of their native country and the whole planet. Peace - so that there will never be war! People need to understand that the Second World War was a huge mistake in human life, we need to learn from this mistake and never repeat it. People need peace!

Sofia Barabash, 11

tatianalivshenko — 2020-05-08 15:43:36 UTC

Today I want to tell you about a man who is no longer among us but who brought the long –awaited victory closer to the defeat of the Nazi invaders. Nikolai Morozov was born in 1918. When the war began Nikolai was in the army in the city of Brest .And he was one of the surviving defenders of the Brest fortress. Having survived from the horrors of the concentration camps, he was able to escape and again stand in line to fight the Nazis.

Karolina Makarenko

tatianalivshenko — 2020-05-08 19:07:42 UTC

I want to live place because

the war has taken many lives. Because of the war, there is a lot of suffering and hatred people. I want people to be friends. I want to change our world. It there is no war, then there will not be so many losses in life.

Karolina Makarenko, 11

tatianalivshenko — 2020-05-08 19:12:20 UTC

Peter Rudchenko was born in 1913.

He is my great-great-grandfather. He fought in the second world war on the second Ukrainian front. He was wounded nine times and died in 1977. He had four medals for courage .

Violetta Gulyako, 15

tatianalivshenko — 2020-05-08 19:59:08 UTC

I want to live in peace because I want people to be happy.
Those who have been to the war especially value peace - and do not like to talk about the war. This is not surprising: only on propaganda posters war can look beautiful and heroic. In fact, war is suffering, pain, death. During the war, everyone suffers - both military and ordinary people who are too close to the scene of hostilities. The economy of a country at war also suffers. In my opinion, only arms dealers, dishonest politicians and high-ranking military officers will benefit from wars. The rest of the people lose.
That is why peace means a lot to people. Peace on earth for them means the opportunity to live a full life, work, raise children - and not be afraid for their lives and their loved ones. That is why peace is the most valuable thing that can happen.

Ksenia Korsun, 11

tatianalivshenko — 2020-05-10 07:53:08 UTC

I'd like to tell you about my great grandmother. Her name is Nadezhda .When she was twelve she was transferred to the death camp in Germany. She worked very hard there.My great granny worked at the plant and she made spare parts for german planes. The life in that awful place was really impossible and difficult. She spent four years in the camp.After the Victory she was freed.

Ivan Gutsulenko, 11

tatianalivshenko — 2020-05-10 07:53:34 UTC

I’m proud of my grandmothers and grand fathers. Thanks for them we can live in peace. I don’t remember grand grandparents, but my parents always teach me to be grateful to veterans. It’s sad that a lot of people forgot them. It’s important to remember them and what they did. I hope that young people will know about world word two, our history and veterans.

Andrey Bezverkhii, 15

tatianalivshenko — 2020-05-25 17:50:31 UTC

All people on the planet need peace. When people live in peace and no wars, this is the greatest happiness. People can love and raise children. When there is no war, everyone quietly works, studies, and goes about their own business. And most importantly, children grow up in families with dad and mom, who love and educate them.
The war is dirty and cruel. All habitual life is broken, people live in constant fear and horror. Sooner or later, any war ends and everyone understands that it made no sense.
Why adults start a war, no one can understand. A good person will never do that. Only bad and greedy people who are missing something can start a war. Maybe everything is just envy. They look at how well people live, how they succeed, and they want to harm everyone in order to get something and destroy everything.
And people need peace! Peace - to live in friendship and joy. World - to raise children, improve the life of their native country and the whole planet. Peace - so that there will never be war!
I hope that people will hear and understand each other. I believe that people will understand that if you are together, love and respect each other, you can live together and be happy. And build peace together!
I do not want people to fight and destroy cities. People need peace!
I want to live in peace!

Illiya Levochko, 15

tatianalivshenko — 2020-05-25 17:54:43 UTC

I want to live in peace, because I do not want destruction, millions of broken lives and tears. I want to live in a peaceful country, not to be afraid for my life, for the life of my loved ones . I want to be happy, make plans for the future . In my opinion, it’s just awful when you studied and at one moment a bomb flies into your house, and you stay on the street only in what was on you. I want to live in a world where people will direct their efforts to achieve new heights that will be useful to everyone.