The Mishpachah Orphanage in Odesa, Ukraine, is empty, seen on April 14, 2022. With the help of the local Hasidic Jewish organization Chabad, over 90 children fled at the start of the war to Berlin, Germany.
The Mishpachah Orphanage in Odesa, Ukraine, is empty, seen on April 17, 2022. The orphanage sits only 300-meters from the Black Sea and was vulnerable to a possible Russian attack.
Hedgehogs and barricades block off access to streets in Odesa, Ukraine on April 17, 2022.
Nastya Tsishcova, 16, left her teddy bear behind at the Mishpachah Orphanage in Odesa, Ukraine. With the help of the local Hasidic Jewish organization Chabad, over 90 children fled at the start of the war to Berlin, Germany. Each child was allowed to pack only one suitcase. Unsure when they would be back, the children left many belongings behind.
4/13/22; Odesa, Ukraine; A classroom inside the Mishpachah Orphanage in Odesa, Ukraine, sits empty on April 13, 2022.
Tatiana Portnaya, the headteacher for the Mishpachah Orphanage in Odesa, Ukraine, walks through the empty school hallways on April 14, 2022.
A classroom inside the Mishpachah Orphanage in Odesa, Ukraine, sits empty on April 13, 2022.
The Mishpachah Orphanage in Odesa, Ukraine, is empty, seen here on April 13, 2022.
Ukrainian children of the Mishpachah Orphanage take virtual school classes in a converted hotel meeting room in Berlin, Germany on April 8, 2022.
Ukrainian children have lunch at a German hotel on April 8, 2022, where they’ve lived since the first days of the war.
Racks of donated clothing are stored in the basement of a hotel in Berlin, Germany on April 8, 2022 that is housing over 90 children of the Mishpachah Orphanage in Odesa, Ukraine.
Ukrainian Natasha Dubinskaya creates a beaded keychain with other girls at a German bowling alley on April 10, 2022.
Shoshana Khusid puts on makeup for Shabbat in a hotel meeting room turned makeshift salon on April 8, 2022. Khusid is one of more than 90 Jewish children from Ukraine who are calling this German hotel home after they fled Odesa with the Hasidic Jewish organization Chabad at the start of the war.
Ukrainian children of the Mishpachah Orphanage prepare for Shabbat on April 8, 2022.
Children of the Mishpachah Orphanage react to their scores during an outing at a bowling alley in Berlin, Germany on April 10, 2022.
Ukrainian children watch a movie at a German hotel on April 10, 2022, where they’ve lived since the first days of the war.
Raizy Leitner, top center, sits with Ukrainian children of the Mishpachah Orphanage at a German bowling alley on April 10, 2022.
