Irina Slavinskaya describes the realities of the city during the war from the point of view of her own experience. And how" peaceful "or" rear " regions should adapt
to military realities. This book focuses on changing priorities, relative security, historical memory, and a sense of home, city, and people who are connected. About how the war stole our peace, friends, and homes, but unexpectedly deprived us of everything superfluous — things, hopes, and fears.We have become more open, sharper and at the same time much stronger.
"As before "will never happen again, but it will definitely come"after the victory".