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Ukrainian Mine Disaster

Died Nov 18, 2007
Donetsk, Ukraine

Many have died in the tragic mine accident in the Ukraine has left many mourning families. Here is where you can honor those brave miners lost in the accident.

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Sunday’s explosion at the Zasyadko mine in eastern Ukraine has left at least 90 dead. President Viktor Yushchenko visited on Monday, meeting victim's families.

More information about the accident can be found here.

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Gabby Mastrich Nov 30, 2007

Rest in peace...

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Marcia Donbass Nov 21, 2007

we just read about this tragedy. My father came from Donetsk which was called Hughesovka then. His father and uncles all worked in the coal mines and that's how we came to the US. My whole family sends their respects to the families affected.

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