UK firm's Ukrainian staff discuss new lives in wartime

The transcript discusses the concept of survivor syndrome and the speaker's personal actions to support those affected by the conflict in Ukraine. The speaker shares experiences of hosting refugees, including families and individuals, in their apartment. They describe the ongoing efforts to provide shelter and support, highlighting the personal stories of those they have helped. The narrative emphasizes community support and the impact of individual actions during times of crisis.

What actions did the narrator take to support the war effort?

• Joined the military

• Made donations and gave blood

• Moved to Poland

• Organized protests

How did the narrator first start hosting refugees?

• By offering a room to their brother's friends

• By volunteering at a refugee center

• By contacting a local charity

• By moving to a larger apartment

What was the situation of the first refugees hosted by the narrator?

• They were a family of six

• They were hiding from the war in the capital

• They were looking for work in Poland

• They were students on a study trip

Who did the narrator host after the first two refugees left?

• A group of six people

• A pregnant woman and her daughter

• A young girl and her 18-month-old daughter

• A couple from the countryside

What was the narrator's approach to finding new refugees to host?

• Posting on social media

• Contacting a friend whose wife works with refugees

• Advertising in local newspapers

• Visiting local shelters