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Researching our topic for me was quite easy, I follow the conflict in Eastern Ukraine almost daily. So I'm always up to date on whats happened and what the situation is. Also, coming from another Eastern European country that was under the control of the Soviet Union, seeing what Ukraine looks like wasn't foreign to me at all. Essentially I didn't feel alienated because the culture and the lifestyles were very familiar to me. By knowing a lot already I didn't have to re-read or get a history lesson or context on the issue so it was quite easy to read an article and not feel overwhelmed. This made research a lot more easier and I was able to speed the process up with the blogposts.
By working on this topic I was able to learn a lot more in depth about the conflict, for instance I watched countless hours of footage from both sides of the conflict and was able to get a feeling of what life was like for both sides. Working in a group was helpful and I had fun while doing it. I liked being able to work with people and create nice blogs and having a lot of information on there. Every blog was like a kid that we're sending to school, you want them to look cool so you try your best.
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