The war divided families, took lives, and crippled destinies…
Knowing and remembering is important at all times. Even after many decades, new details, memories, and testimonies are emerging.
* The war is (not) ours — not only for the motherland,
but also for the interests of several totalitarian states.
* Our war - even after eighty years.
* The war is alive-we remember.
* The war is different-different for everyone, because everyone sees
and he understands in his own way.
The book consists of real family stories retold from the words of parents and grandparents. Authors of articles collected thanks to the popular science publication Istoricheskaya Pravda,
they tell about the most terrible war of the twentieth century, about the fate of those people whose lives were forever divided into before and after.
In particular, you will learn about:
* Ukrainians who fought in different armies;
* life of deportees;
* the fate of those taken out for forced labor;
* men and women who are forever young.
One war — different destinies