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Holocaust survivor killed by Russian shelling in Kharkiv: 96-year-old Boris Romanchenko was held in four concentration camps during the Second World War.
On March 18, 96-year-old Kharkiv resident Boris Romanchenko, who survived four Nazi concentration camps, died when his apartment was hit by a Russian shell. Romanchenko lived in North Saltovka, a district that's been under fire since the earlier days of the war. According to his granddaughter, his apartment building "burned down completely."
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By Nikolai PriserOn March 18, 96-year-old Kharkiv resident Boris Romanchenko, who survived four Nazi concentration camps, died when his apartment was hit by a Russian shell. Romanchenko lived in North Saltovka, a district that's been under fire since the earlier days of the war. According to his granddaughter, his apartment building "burned down completely."