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>> the first war i was in was bosnia, a modern western army encircling cities and bombing them because they can't take them on foot. >> and the new pictures of mass graves of ukrainians burying their own because they have to get back out and fight, they can't do individual burials and funerals. >> seeing that kind of harm come to other people is extremely traumatic to anyone involved, journalists other citizens, it's way more traumatic than being in danger one's self, the people that had to bury the corpses they will be suffering those effects a long time. >> we have heard from the white house...

For freedom. freedom is one of the few things that people will die for. they will die to defend their families, their community, and they'll die to make sure that the people they love are free. in fact, the word freedom is der derived from medieval beloved. >> these were men and women training before the war to fight. >> so another component in successful underdog groups is involving women, particularly in mass movements. women have a huge amount of moral authority that men don't always have and despots are sometimes reluctant to kill them in public in mass numbers. i looked at the labor movem...

Children are doing now in mariupol, no food, no drinking water, no electricity. it was minus 5 this night. they have no heat. they are sitting in cold basement. >> her small family is living in a bomb shelter with hundreds of others. she says they can only survive another few days. then they will have to surface. perhaps to face more of this. sam kiley, cnn, zaporizhzhia. i'm going to bring in journalist and author, sebastian young, history may be on the side of ukrainians in this war. his latest book is "freedom," sebastian joins me now. thank you, i appreciate you joining us. >> thank you....

Accomplices, and president zelenskyy said what was it, a maternity hospital. is it military infrastructure, is my university or the building of my parents is military infrastructure? all the buildings around the building where i grew up was hit by artillery, all of them, every one of them. they're all district where 150,000 people live, where i grew up, near the sea. it's totally destroyed. it has to be demolished after the war. >> i want to continue speaking with you and i can feel your passion and i want to know what's happening with other families and what about these places where people ar...

The women in the maternity ward, the babies in the maternity ward, ukrainians bearing witness, and really just mass destruction, it's overwhelming and abominable. graves is a horrific thing. we saw the tsunami in sri lanka in survive. a situation like thris, the ground is frozen, it's difficult to bury, the city is under siege, it's dangerous to be outside, digging graves, and you have large numbers of fatalities in a short amount of time, it can become overwhelming and for a number of reasons they end up using mass graves and it's horrific to see. it is, again, one of the, you know, there's l...