and their mother telling them he's already been in the army for three months. and obviously people slipping through using the opportunity of that chaos to get out of it. though i suppose there's also another aspect here, especially where we were just across the border from western ukraine — this is an area of many, the only part of ukraine that used to be part of the austro—hungarian empire, where loyalty to ukraine or the idea of ukraine, even though that's improved as a result, as an inadvertent result of the war, it's sort of less than probably in other parts of ukraine. so you have a lot of people of ethnic romanian, ethnic hungarian, ethnic polish backgrounds there. i don't want to be too gung ho about this, but, you know, to desert your country in a time of war is quite a kind of shameful thing to do in many ways, isn't it? did anybody seem to you to feel ashamed of what they'd done?
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