the war diary of late Ukrainian novelist Victoria Amelina, introduced by Margaret Atwood

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2. Thought so, you actuslly recommended this. I'm crying. So much of this book shows our

current American administration following Putin's playbook. In her discussion with Phillipe Sands, author and , she says "... victory for Ukraine is not just defeating the aggressor and restoring territorial integrity, but also completing the reforms and becoming a full, functional liberal democracy, where rule of law is unquestioned, an example for everyone else. For that, we do need to believe in the rule of law. And it is very hard to do when so many crimes have just been committed by foreigners, by Russian invaders. But still, crimes have been committed and we need people to believe that they can receive justice."

We had that here, in the US.