Hello! I’m architect Ihor Protsenko. This is a German accordion that I bought at a gathering — I really liked it. There’s an interesting story behind it. I had two of them: one was Japanese, and the other one is this one. My house was occupied during the war, and the occupiers looted it. They took the Japanese accordion, but for some reason, they didn’t like this one — they left it behind.
So now it remains with me as a memory of those events, a symbol of resilience. Until victory!