World War II. Uninvented stories: (Not) ours, alive, different | Vakhtang Kipiani

The book draws attention to the importance of knowledge and memory about the events of the past that affect the present. After many decades, new details, testimonies and memories make the events of the war more understandable and relevant.

The book examines the topic of war from different angles:

1. War for the Motherland and for the interests of totalitarian states: It forces readers to think about the various motives of military conflicts.

2. War Remembrance: Reminds that it is important to remember the events of war, even decades later.

3. Individual destinies: The book tells real family stories that reveal the diversity of people's destinies during the war. She draws attention to Ukrainians who fought in different armies, deportees, forced laborers and other people whose lives were divided into before and after the war.

The book gives readers an opportunity to understand how war affects the lives and destinies of individuals and families, and reminds us of the importance of preserving the memory of the past.