IVAN'S WAR - ACCOUNT OF A RED ARMY SOLDIER

A shocking account of the Eastern Front seen through the eyes of an ordinary Red Army soldier. Discover the brutal truth about the war, stripped of propaganda and heroism. It is a story of survival, cruelty and the struggle for humanity in inhuman conditions. A book that will forever change your view of World War II.

• Unique perspective on the Great Patriotic War
• Based on interviews with over 200 veterans
• Declassified materials from military archives and the NKVD
• Shocking image of the war, stripped of Soviet propaganda
• Groundbreaking book by Catherine Merridale
• Hardcover with dust jacket

Catherine Merridale, an outstanding historian, gives a voice to those who lost everything in the war - dignity, hope and faith in a better future. Her book is not only a report from the front, but also a deep psychological analysis of soldiers who had to face the cruelty of war and the ruthlessness of the system. "Ivan's War" is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand what World War II really was.

The book is based on invaluable sources - interviews with veterans, diaries and letters from soldiers, and declassified documents from military archives and the NKVD. Thanks to this, Merridale created an extremely authentic and moving picture of the war. The reader has the opportunity to get to know the war from the perspective of an ordinary man who does not understand political games, but has to fight for survival.

"Ivan's War" is a book that makes you reflect on the meaning of war and its impact on the human psyche. It is a story about how war changes people, how it forces them to cross moral boundaries and how it destroys their humanity. It is also a story about hope, which dies last, and about the strength of the spirit, which allows you to survive even in the most difficult conditions.

Horyzont Publishing House presents this unique book in hardcover with a dust jacket, which makes it an ideal gift for lovers of history and non-fiction literature. The 162x244 mm format and 472 pages are filled with a shocking account from the Eastern Front, which will remain in the reader's memory for a long time.