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Theater: The theater that protected the people of Mariupol Kindle Edition

by Inker World (Author), Oleksiy Chornyi (Author), Maksym Solntsev (Author) Format: Kindle Edition

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On February 25, 2022, the theatre protected the people of Mariupol from bullets and rockets. And later, he took the lives of entire families under his rubble.

A Russian aerial bomb took away Lera's parents and two-year-old sister. Nastya's brother died under the rubble. Sasha and his family are still in the occupied territory and their exact whereabouts are unknown. Anna, her son, and a friend miraculously made it to the Dnipro the day before the airstrike. Fortunately, Nadia and her husband got out from under the rubble and evacuated.

This comic is about lust for life. The heroes of the story wanted to save relatives, friends, acquaintances, and strangers. And finally, myself.

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Mariupol. Issue 1. Theater

War events in beTheatersieged Mariupol

The building of the Mariupol Drama Theater survived World War II almost unscathed, but did not withstand the missiles of the “liberators”.

Sasha had been working as a lighting artist in the Drama Theater all her life. The war forced her to retrain as a volunteer. It was Sasha who opened the doors of the theater to hundreds of asylum seekers. Within a few days, 1,500 citizens were eventually hiding from bombings where just 50 residents of Mariupol were to be accommodated.

Sasha managed to organize it all – from cooking for everyone to cleaning toilets. But on March 16, 2022, there was an explosion…

The Theater that protected people

1,500 citizens were eventually hiding from bombings

Based on interviews with the witnesses


Theater The building of the Mariupol Drama Theater survived World War II almost unscathed but did not withstand the missiles of the "liberators". Sasha had been working as a lighting artist in the Drama Theater all her life. The war forced her to retrain as a volunteer. It was Sasha who opened the doors of the theater to hundreds of asylum seekers. Within a few days, 1,500 citizens were eventually hiding from bombings where just 50 residents of Mariupol were to be accommodated. Sasha managed to organize it all - from cooking for everyone to cleaning toilets. But on March 16, 2022, there was an explosion…	Saved by Sea Life had already beaten Dima before the war did. The absence of a permanent job, epilepsy, and drug addiction don’t add reasons to look on the bright side. And yet, instead of breaking him completely, this war helped him to understand his purpose. Might be too late. After all, the city is already surrounded by enemy troops, and the streets familiar from childhood are turning into ruins every minute. It is impossible to get out of this hell. Suddenly, Dima comes up with a crazy idea that only a real madman could decide to implement.	Road from Hell and Back Alevtyna did not want to hear anything about evacuation until the last minute. She changed her mind when the Russian aerial bomb hit her house. When you’re burying your neighbors in the yard of a destroyed high-rise, all hopes for the best are gone. The only way to leave the besieged city was by walking. Elderly parents would clearly not make it through. But having found herself on a peaceful land, Alevtyna understands that peaceful life is impossible when you know that your loved ones are still in the epicenter of hell.	Medic Serhiy is 24, and he’s stoked about working in an ambulance. When the battles for Mariupol started, the guy had so much work to do that he had no time to sleep. Within 22 days, Serhiy and his colleagues happened to see tons of blood. They were always looking danger in the face. They witnessed the most dramatic scenes of the siege. This is a story about people who didn’t lose their dignity and sense of duty even when the fear consumed everything human faster than the fire flames.


	Mariupol.Issue 1.	Unbreakable. Civilians at war	Azovstal
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Pages	103	101	113