77 days of February. Ukraine between two symbolic dates of the Russian war ideology | Reporters

About the book "77 Days of February"

"77 days of February" is a collection of reports that captures the realities of life in Ukraine during the Russian invasion in the period from February 23 to May 9, 2022. The book covers the period between two important dates in Russian military ideology, showing the events through the prism of personal stories.

The main topics of the book:
- War and Blockade: Describes living conditions under siege, bombing and constant shelling experienced by Ukrainians, including lack of food, water and heat.
- Personal Stories: Depicts the lives of ordinary people in the frontline areas, their experiences and struggle for survival, as well as the stories of volunteers and soldiers.
- Documentary and subjectivity: Combines accurate reports with personal impressions and experiences, trying to give a complete picture of what happened in Ukraine in the first three months after the invasion.

Why you should read the book "77 Days of February":
- Documentary: Captures the reality of war through real stories, on the basis of which an understanding of how the war affected people's lives is formed.
- Personal Stories: An action-packed look at war through the prism of individual experiences, allowing readers to better understand the human dimension of the conflict.
- Remembrance: Emphasizes the importance of documenting the history and experiences of people who lived through difficult times, creating a valuable archive for future generations.

About the authors:
"Reporters" is a Ukrainian media that specializes in literary reporting. They began their activities in 2019 and since then have been documenting important historical events, becoming one of the key sources of information about the situation in Ukraine during the war. The book *77 days of February* is the result of their work and efforts to document this important part of Ukrainian history.