The book evokes tears, pain, and sometimes anger. Nevertheless, it offers essential documentation of what individual Ukrainians have experienced as a result of Russia's war. Dignity and resistance. Cruelty and evil. The past and a glimpse into the future.
It tells the stories of 50 Ukrainians who bore witness to the inhumanity of Russian aggression during the full-scale invasion. Their testimonies represent merely a small fraction of the thousands of heinous acts committed against Ukraine and its people, and the number is growing every day.
The book is now available online in English.
“I meet my friends in cemeteries.”
— UkraineWorld (@ukraine_world) April 30, 2024
She's only 20, she's a soldier. Her story is the first in the book, but neither the first nor the last in the lives of Ukrainians.
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