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Pohli͡ad na viĭnu ochyma molodoho viĭsʹkovoho, i͡akyĭ provodytʹ paraleli miz͡h zobraz͡henni͡am viĭny vid vsesvitnʹovidomykh klasykiv i realʹnisti͡u rosiĭsʹko-ukraïnsʹkoho protystoi͡anni͡a, pokazui͡uchy, shcho t͡se zovsim rizni rechi - viĭna zarady pryhody, i͡ak, napryklad, bulo z Hemingvei͡em, i viĭna za vyz͡hyvanni͡a svoi͡eï nat͡siï. Artur Dronʹ dilytʹsi͡a vlasnym dosvidom i spohadamy pro pobratymiv, rozmovamy z nymy, svoïmy snamy, podii͡amy, dumkamy shchodo viry, strakhu, nadiï, li͡ubovi, braterstva. T͡Si͡a knyha terapevtychna i͡ak dli͡a avtora, tak i dli͡a chytachiv. Voïny moz͡hutʹ upiznaty v opysanykh sytuat͡sii͡akh i slovakh sebe, a t͡syvilʹni - trishky krashche zrozumity zakhysnykiv, i͡aki shche zovsim nedavno buly takymy z͡h t͡syvilʹnymy ĭ maly svoi͡e z͡hytti͡a, ale zrobyly vybir staty soldatamy. Prote t͡se ne skasovui͡e toho, shcho vony dosi mai͡utʹ mriï ta zvychaĭni li͡udsʹki prahnenni͡a, i pro t͡se varto pam"i͡ataty vsim, khto znakhodytʹsi͡a u tylu.

A look at the war through the eyes of a young soldier who draws parallels between the depiction of war from world-famous classics and the reality of the Russian — Ukrainian confrontation, showing that these are completely different things-a war for adventure, as, for example, was with Hemingway, and a war for the survival of his nation. Artur Dron shares his own experience and memories of his brothers, conversations with them, his dreams, events, thoughts about faith, fear, hope, love, brotherhood. This book is therapeutic for both the author and readers. Soldiers can recognize themselves in the situations and words described, and civilians can better understand defenders who until recently were just as civilians and had their own lives, but made the choice to become soldiers. However, this does not change the fact that they still have dreams and ordinary human aspirations, and this should be remembered by everyone who is in the rear.