By Florian Sädler
(Die Welt)
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Initially, Angelina reveals to us that she does not want to talk about the war.
Then she ends up letting go;
he can't be stopped, and his eyes fill with tears.
“
I will never forgive
,” she says.
“
Brighton Beach will never be the same again.
»
Angelina, who asks to be called only by her first name, owns a clothing store in Brighton Beach, Brooklyn, New York.
She grew up in Ukraine.
His parents still live in kyiv and refuse to leave.
Her 35-year-old brother expects every day to be drafted into national defense.
Angelina stands crestfallen in front of her store, draped in Ukrainian flags.
“
People came into my store and told me that the images of the invasion were pure fiction.
Pure fiction!
I don't understand how anyone can be so blind.
»
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His store is on Brighton Beach Avenue, the main street of the district, if you like.
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