The Theater: Courage And Survival In The Defining Atrocity Of The Ukraine War

The Theater: Courage And Survival In The Defining Atrocity Of The Ukraine War

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In The Tradition Of John HerseyS Hiroshima, A Terse And Piercing Look At A Critical Episode In The Ukraine War, From The AwardWinning Author Of They Will Have To Die Now.In March Of 2022, Three Weeks After Invading Ukraine, Russian Forces Bombed The Shelter Housed In The Donetsk Regional Academic Drama Theater, In The City Of Mariupol. The Bombing Stands, To This Day, As The Single Worst Act Of Mass Civilian Killing Of The War. This Book Tells The Story Of The Group Of Ordinary UkrainiansWorkers, Teachers, ActorsWho Built That Shelter, Giving Succor To Thousands Of Their Countrypeople, Before It Was Destroyed. Their Audacity And Humor And Humanity In The Midst Of The Siege Of Mariupol, Against Impossible Odds, Will Leave Readers Inspired, Amused, And Devastated. Their Story Is The Story Of A Young Republic And Its Struggle To Survive.

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