Searching for a Secluded House in Ukraine

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The hosts explore the captivating story of a correspondent's search for a secluded cabin in Ukraine, belonging to a former detainee. Delving into the traumas of war that many Ukrainians endure, they discuss the significance of this unique house and its reflection on the country's history.

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