Zinky Boys by Svetlana Alexievich

"I got a wedding ceremony in Afghanistan, I got a happy couple, a bride and groom ... I am sorry for them - I have lost my friend." The eerie story is the initial page of the Jinkey Boys - Somehow I issued a warning about the cowardly nature of the book. The diary of Svetlana Alexievich reviews the dialogue with people involved in the Soviet war in Afghanistan in the first and last chapter of this book. The book is full of testimonials from soldiers, mothers and general citizen workers involved in the war.

In the military theme, the Pulitzer Prize winner Svetlana Alexievich's Zinky Boys verbatim testimony of conflict and movement in Russia and Afghanistan. For the same difficult reading, but for the wrong reason, military historian Key Spain's big American bet. Abstract: Western nuclear defense strategy has been outdated for 40 years and we should be very worried. Keith, thank you. Like "impossible" Arthur Slotkin accomplishes this by showing Apollo universe race as normal. The "not skip" rule I imposed meant that I had to give up on the last 50 pages. Yes, that is bad.

Do you like it? Read the translation of Alexievich 's other books into English: Soviet Union - The Gingkai Boys in the Afghanistan War, the war of female characters in the Second World War, and the second generation of Sadrosia in the post - Soviet era. Japan during wartime was also excellent by Haruko Taya Cook and Theodore F. Cook as Oral History of Ordinary Japanese through World War II. Primo Levi's Periodic Table: Primo Levi, known for his Holocaust survival memoir, is both a chemist and a creative novelist. In the periodic table he used each chapter as an element and analyzed the strange story of itality from the 1930s to the 1950s and used this unique idea as a leap point to incorporate versatile stories. As a reckless free chemist, Levi made episodes with mysterious land, and Levi's exploration of his fragile state of mind made a more engaging reading.

Alexeyevich is a journalist in Belarus and the second history of the role of the Soviet women in the Second World War of the Ginkee Boys (1989) dealing with the occupation of the Soviets was based on the 1985 " Face ". Throughout the 1980s, Afghanistan (the headline was zinc phlegm placed by dead soldiers when returned to the Soviet Union), and Chernobyl's voice covering Ukraine's nuclear disaster in 1986 and subsequent attempts to hide and waste 1997) Clean up