“Ever since the war started, I feel like we’ ve been doing a lot for our country, or to put it a different way, all we can,” says Ukrainian student Oleh Shostak, a sophomore at Haverford College. - Tom Gralish/The Philadelphia Inquirer/TNS
PHILADELPHIA -- When a Haverford College student from Moscow took a class on “transitional justice” and learned about war tribunals and genocide, she said she didn’t imagine that she would one day be watching her own country carrying out such crimes. “I never really thought that I would find myself to be on the side of the perpetrators of genocide,” the 22-year-old comparative literature major said, her voice filled with emotion. Sitting next to her at the table in the college library one night last week was Oleh Shostak, 21, a Haverford sophomore who is from Ukraine. “I don’t think you are on...
