Войната не е с лице на жена / Последните свидетели

Svetlana Alexievich, a renowned Belarusian writer and journalist, delves into the harrowing impact of war through her compelling narrative style. Her dedication to capturing the voices of those who lived through devastating conflicts offers a poignant exploration of human resilience and suffering. Alongside Alieś Adamovič and Elena Kiryakova, she intricately weaves personal testimonies and historical truths, painting a vivid portrait of women’s experiences in wartime.

This work stands as a testament to the often overlooked narratives of female witnesses, highlighting their struggles, losses, and indomitable spirit amidst chaos. Through their reflections, readers are drawn into the visceral reality of war, revealing not only the brutality of conflict but also the profound and multifaceted strength found within those who endure. Alexievich and her co-authors bring to light an essential discourse on memory, trauma, and the inevitable human cost of violence, ensuring that these stories are neither forgotten nor silenced.