translator: yes, we want to go back. after all, home is home. down the hall, natalya fled just days into the war. while she stayed with friends in germany, her neighborhood withstood russian shelling. now that the fighting has retreated, she s going back. translator: it s a bit scary, but i ve been looking forward to seeing my husband. i never thought this would last for a long time. i thought it would be for a week or two. i don t want to start a new life in germany without my husband. at the border, the line to get into ukraine stretches for five miles and at the polish side of the pe desi tran crossing, there are more volunteers than refugees. she is going back to see her parents. for easter. i miss them very, very much. and just in the last hour or so, the last train of the day left for ukraine. a lot of people headed back