War in Ukraine: Kurkow exposes the horror and hope

War in Ukraine: Kurkow exposes the horror and hope

Wien, Österreich - Andrej Kurkow, a well -known Ukrainian writer, describes the everyday challenges and absurdities of life in Ukraine during the ongoing war in his recent work "Ukrainian Diary". The impressive reports reveal shocking details, such as the precise alignment of Russian rocket floors on civilians, including the bedroom of a grain wholesaler living in Ukraine. In this critical phase, private mining services are confronted with exorbitant prices and high demand, while people suffer violence and ideology controls in areas occupied by Russia, reports vienna.at .

a war that determines life

The effects of war are omnipresent; Kurkow describes the daily explosions in Kiev, which also severely affects his and his wife's living conditions. When he stays in Vienna, he is warped by the sad anniversary of the 1,000 days. This reminds that the conflict with the annexation of Crimea over ten years ago began a fact that is often forgotten. Despite the overwhelming reality and the dangers, Kurkow gives hope: he dreams of cultural events such as a Gustav Klimt exhibition in Charkiw, which could serve as a symbolic revival of Ukrainian culture, as he notes in a conversation with the APA

The unbroken will to normal

Kurkow remains optimistic, although its surroundings are characterized by destruction and grief. His neighbor, Tolik, has sworn to shave again when Ukraine has won. This anecdote illustrates the unbroken will of the Ukrainians to hold out and maintain hope for peace and normality. In his report, not only is the cruelty of the war reflected, but also the absurdity and humor that shape life during such dramatic events. While he holds the events in the "Ukrainian diary", he still remains a fascinating observer who documents the complex and contradictory of his homeland, as well as Buecher.de reports.