Case 3319. Kherson Oblast – Finland
Thanks for your help! Good luck to you!
Case 3819. Kharkiv Oblast – Finland
Thank you very much!!!
Case 3851. Zaporizhzhia Oblast – Germany
Dear Mikalai! I and my little son … are sending you heartfelt greetings from rather rainy Germany. We remember kindness well, so we can only say the warmest words about you. We have only seen each other once, but you are the person who helped me to find a peaceful place for a new life … I hope that the law of boomerang works and that you are doing well. With respect and gratitude for your help, with hope for the best, …
Case 3910. Cherkasy Oblast – Ireland
Case 3924. Zaporizhzhia Oblast – Netherlands
Many thanks to the volunteer organization Rubikus for helping us evacuate from Ukraine. And also many thanks to the volunteer Mikalai. It was he who helped me and my family in all matters. Thanks to Rubikus, I was able to get to a safe place and continued to build my life here!
Case 3979. Kharkiv Oblast – Germany
Case 4131. Lviv Oblast – Germany
Light will overcome darkness
Case 4146. Zaporizhzhia Oblast – Netherlands
I am very grateful to everyone who helped me and my daughter to evacuate to Europe. Mikalai, thank you!
Case 4247. Kharkiv Oblast – Finland
Dear Mikalai! Thank you very much for your help in evacuating my mother from Ukraine during the war. Your help was extremely valuable! Thank you for your kindness! Sincerely, … P.S. Good luck in everything!
Case 4387. Zaporizhzhia Oblast – Norway
Thank you for your help.
Case 4435. Donetsk Oblast – Germany
I sincerely thank you for your invaluable and timely help! Thank you very much for your responsiveness, care and diligence! In such difficult moments of life one begins to appreciate simple human attentiveness and desire to help. Wishing you peace and happiness. With best wishes from the family from Donbas!
Case 4470. Cherkasy Oblast – Netherlands
Thank you very much for your help in leaving Ukraine!!! We believe in our Victory!
Case 4517. Odesa Oblast – Norway
Mikalai, … it was difficult to decide what to say to you in this letter, or rather, we decided on that at once, but we thought for a long time how to say thank you thoroughly, weightily, with all seriousness. Thank you, which can be commeasurate to what you have done for us. Not a mundane thank you, not a dutiful thank you, not a polite thank you, not a finate thank you, but one that reflects and demonstrates all our gratitude to you. Mikalai, and this gratitude is sincere, without limits and boundaries, without localization and nationality, without poetry and other people’s thoughts, not from obligation to be grateful for your help and unselfishness, but as real as it can be, without reflection, without mentioning the price we paid, without despondency, and not full of bravado. We’ll give it a try.
We know that there has always been a place for heroism in history, many movies have been made, books have been written, songs have been sung, poems have been read, paintings have been painted. Those heroes have names, some more famous, others less so. We could never imagine that we would be participants of such events, events where we would have to be rescued… and we don’t know your surname, but you yourself can go ahead (if we have the right to ask you and to allow you to do it) and write your name and surname here: …
Your name is that of the man who helped save four lives… … and the life of a cat of the Nibelung breed, Tim. And for all of us, Mikalai, you’re a hero. That’s what we decided for ourselves, and the rest doesn’t matter. Does it matter why you helped, out of guilt, a sense of duty, conscience, to show an act of good will, or because you saved yourself, out of a desire to be involved, was just a job or redemption? It doesn’t matter, the only thing that matters is that you helped. Thank you! There are a lot of “cliches” here, of course, but for us it is the first time that we try to put it into words – our gratitude for saving our lives.
I will interrupt myself in this letter and say that the verses below are also about you and for you (find, read): Lina Kostenko – “Kryla”, Yuriy Izdrik – “Prayer”, Vasil Simonenko – “Do you know that you are a human being?” We remember you always, Mikalai, the family … from Ukrainian Odessa (we ended up mentioning locations and saying goodbye). Thank you for everything! 27.03.2024. Oslo, Norway
Case 4536. Odesa Oblast – Germany
Dear Mikalai, thank you for your incredible support. Your good deeds and commitment will not go unnoticed. Thank you for being there for us in those difficult times. Best wishes, …
Case 4549. Odesa Oblast – Germany
Case 4593. Donetsk Oblast – Germany
Good day, Mikalai! Our family is very grateful to you for the support and assistance you provided to us during our relocation to Germany. May God give you health, strength and inspiration! Greetings from Hamburg!
Case 4628. Luhansk Oblast – Norway
Dear Mikalai, Thank you very much for helping me to organize my family’s move to Norway from Ukraine. I am grateful to you for this. Without you I would not have decided to take this step. I wish you all the best. You are a very good person. Sincerely, …
Case 4749. Lviv Oblast – Germany
Thank you very much for your work
Case 4868. Przemysl – Germany
Thank you so much for your help! We will never forget your kindness.
Case 4939. Kharkiv Oblast – Norway
Mikalai, my friend, greetings! That’s exactly how I want to address you when I think about that difficult time and my emotional state. I associate friendship with the loyalty of a dog, so I chose this card for you, with a picture of a dog… Thank you so much for your humanity, support, help and care for my son and me. I am grateful to you forever! I wish you health for many years and personal happiness! Sincerely …