An-225 Mriya (that means Dream in Ukrainian) was the world's largest plane. Russian airborne troops ruined it at Gostomel Airport during unsuccessful attempt to capture Kyiv in the end of February 2022.
Top-ranked and one of the largest universities in Ukraine have been repeatedly shelled during Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Presently it doesn't have a single building that has not been damaged.
Became a shelter for around a thousand of civilians. Despite the word “ДЕТИ” (Children) visible from the sky on March 16, the Russian aircraft dropped a heavy bomb on the Theater. Many people were killed.
On Mrach 1 Russia fired two cruise missiles on Kyiv TV Tower trying to disable media access for Ukrainians in the Battle of Kyiv. The tower is located at the terittory of Babyn Yar Holocaust memorial.
Chernihiv became one of the key northern outposts of Ukraine in stopping Russian invasion. Historical building of the Library survived the Second World War but was ruined by Russians in 2022.
Kharkiv is the second largest city in Ukraine and is located 30 km from the border with Russia. The aggressor lost the Battle of Kharkiv but it has ruined almost the entire city, shelling the downtown especially.
Awesome idea of the puzzle. I love the educational component of this collection
This is the second puzzies I bought, and I enjoy it. Thank you so much.
Love the puzzle, great picture. But personally, I think the tower looks better in person. The picture does a great job. But. Othing can compare to seeing it in person. Слава Україна 🇺🇦
Great puzzle. Great quality I think.
I bought this puzzle for a friend who writes and produces plays in the US. She will love it! I have purchased several other puzzles also to give to friends and to remind people that Ukraine still needs our help. The company gives very good service.
I love puzzles and I love that this supports the Ukrainian people! I sent the link to other puzzlers that I know!
I am giving these puzzles as gifts to my friends to keep people in the US reminded of what the Ukrainian people are enduring, and that we must continue to help. The company's service is excellent. I ordered a large number of puzzles. When they did not have enough of the 300 piece puzzles for me, they immediately contacted me and offered to substitute the 500 piece puzzles for the same price. Delivery was prompt. You can feel good about ordering from this company!
We've bought four puzzles so far and will buy more for presents. The puzzle of Kharkiv has been glued together with a backing board and now decorates my office. We just finished the battleship. It takes some time and you can do it wrong, which just adds more challenge. Each piece we assemble is done with intention and love. Ukraine will rebuild and it will be beautiful! Slava!
This puzzle is for my 74th birthday today and I am thrilled to get it. I have not yet worked the puzzle but appreciate the detail in packaging with the beautiful photo of the Dormition Cathedral and Kharkiv Downtown. I am saddened by the horrible destruction you now have but am encouraged by all I hear about the resilience of Ukrainian people including production of this puzzle—a true keepsake. When I opened the beautiful box I found a splendid cloth bag tied with satin cord containing the puzzle pieces. This bag has a sweet soft scent. I truly appreciate this remarkable puzzle and its presentation. Thank you from East Tennessee.
Both the images and the workmanship are top class. I've liked doing jigsaws with my daughter since she was three. In the last 30 years she became a whiz with 1000 piece puzzles. Then long Covid hit and she struggled with 30 piece ones. Now we've built back up--stage by stage--to your 300 piece ones. They are her favorite; we both like learning about the places in the images and knowing where the money goes. In addition, our practice together has shown me a further dimension of puzzling. I knew it was a nice shared pastime; now I've learned how it is also a method to help folks with serious brain fog. Experience helping to heal concussion patients is what led doctors to try it with long Covid patients, and it does help. And thus I'm reminded of the many people in Ukraine who, every day, have to face concussions, brain injuries, trauma of all kinds. I pray, of course, but also every day I try to talk with friends, family, colleagues about the war and especially about the beauty and resistance which you capture so well in your artful puzzles. Thank you.
