ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE TRENCHES - INTERVIEW WITH A UKRAINIAN SPY

A shocking report from the front lines, a story of betrayal, sacrifice, and the struggle for survival. Discover the story of a Ukrainian spy who defected to the Russian side and witnessed the atrocities of war. This book is not just an interview, but also a deep analysis of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict that has changed the face of Europe.

• Shocking confessions of a spy about torture of prisoners
• Broad context of the Russian-Ukrainian war since 2014
• A range of figures and organizations operating in the so-called DNR
• The history of the Azov Regiment and its role in the defense of Mariupol
• The tragic fate of Ivan Bogdan, the defender of Azovstal
• Posthumous award of the Hero of Ukraine by President Zelensky

"On the Other Side of the Trenches" is a kind of interview with a Ukrainian spy who decided to tell his story. However, the author does not limit himself to the spy's account, but cites a number of his own content, which allows the reader to understand the broader context of the Russian-Ukrainian war, which de facto began in 2014. This book is an attempt to understand the motivations of people who found themselves on both sides of the conflict, and to show the brutal reality of war.

Ivan Bogdan, the hero of this story, dedicated his life to the history of modern Ukraine. He not only described it, but also actively created it. His DNA is the Azov Regiment, from which he came and with which he saved Mariupol from being captured by Putin's green men. The last chapter of his life was tragic. The defender of Azovstal lost a foot in battle, but continued to take part in the fighting. Towards the end of the siege of Azovstal, he died from an air bomb. President Zelensky publicly announced that he would posthumously award him the highest award: Hero of Ukraine.

This book is a testament to the cruelty of war, but also a story of heroism and sacrifice. It is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand the current Russian-Ukrainian conflict and its impact on the fate of Europe. Learn the truth about the war from the perspective of a spy who saw it from both sides of the trenches. See what war looks like in the 21st century and what its consequences are for people and nations.

The edition in 146x209 mm format has 304 pages. Year of publication: 2023, binding: paperback. Publisher: Historia PL. Number of pages: 304. Binding: paperback. Format: 146x209 mm. The book is available in Polish.