A 95-year-old and her daughter fled from the Ukraine to Berlin

Maria Groshevaja experienced the Second World War. She is 95 years old and lived with her 61-year-old daughter Yevgenia Viktorovna on the fourth floor of an apartment building in Kharkiv. Until the planes came and the bombs. When they both arrived by bus at the central bus station (ZOB) in Berlin-Charlottenburg on this Sunday morning, they said they had fled 56 hours.

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